With the way the Nigerian economy and other major sectors are going, do you think the leaders are the main problem
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With the way the Nigerian economy and other major sectors are going, do you think the leaders are the main problem
Yes I think to a large extent the politicians and the leaders are to be blamed for Nigerian problems and the mess we find ourselves. A lot of times it is the insensitive policies of the leaders that brings untild hardship to us. The draw out policies that are archaic and do not reflect or align withRead more
Yes I think to a large extent the politicians and the leaders are to be blamed for Nigerian problems and the mess we find ourselves. A lot of times it is the insensitive policies of the leaders that brings untild hardship to us. The draw out policies that are archaic and do not reflect or align with modern and current situations of things.
There’s so much corruption, nepotism, bribery and frsud going in our dear country and most emanate from the leaders and they get the whole country’s landscape polluted with crime and more crime. It is just a sad and really appalling situations
See lessOf course I think that the leaders of Nigeria play divider rule in the crash down of the Nigerian economy as it is well known that leaders are the ones who make policies and also enforce such policies so what we see in the Nigerian economy is the direct input of the leaders we might blame this citizRead more
Of course I think that the leaders of Nigeria play divider rule in the crash down of the Nigerian economy as it is well known that leaders are the ones who make policies and also enforce such policies so what we see in the Nigerian economy is the direct input of the leaders we might blame this citizens in some way but the blame to a large extent should be placed on leaders because it is based on their bad choices that’s why we are in this situation
See lessYes I think to a large extent the politicians and the leaders are to be blamed for Nigerian problems and the mess we find ourselves. A lot of times it is the insensitive policies of the leaders that brings untild hardship to us. The draw out policies that are archaic and do not reflect or align withRead more
Yes I think to a large extent the politicians and the leaders are to be blamed for Nigerian problems and the mess we find ourselves. A lot of times it is the insensitive policies of the leaders that brings untild hardship to us. The draw out policies that are archaic and do not reflect or align with modern and current situations of things.
There’s so much corruption, nepotism, bribery and frsud going in our dear country and most emanate from the leaders and they get the whole country’s landscape polluted with crime and more crime. It is just a sad and really appalling situations
See lessOf course the leaders of this country are the major problem we have an unfortunately it seems like the issue is not ending anytime soon because we keep rotating the same leaders every election. Nigeria is very rich blessed with crude oil that should be enough to make us comfortable as citizens but tRead more
Of course the leaders of this country are the major problem we have an unfortunately it seems like the issue is not ending anytime soon because we keep rotating the same leaders every election.
Nigeria is very rich blessed with crude oil that should be enough to make us comfortable as citizens but that is not the case because our leaders embezzle the money and use it to train themselves and families abroad.
See lessNigeria’s leaders significantly contribute to the country’s challenges through corruption and poor governance. Policies often prioritize elite interests over public welfare, deepening poverty and unrest. Reforms like subsidy removal, while strategic, lack safety nets, worsening economic hardship. HiRead more
Nigeria’s leaders significantly contribute to the country’s challenges through corruption and poor governance. Policies often prioritize elite interests over public welfare, deepening poverty and unrest. Reforms like subsidy removal, while strategic, lack safety nets, worsening economic hardship. Historical ethnic favoritism and military rule have weakened trust and institutions.
However, external factors like oil price swings amplify issues, but mismanagement is central. Public frustration, voiced on platforms like X, highlights leadership failures. However, weak institutions and societal complicity also play roles. Progress requires ethical, inclusive governance and collective accountability.
See lessWhen it comes to the issue of Nigeria, it is extremely easy to put the blame on rhe leaders alone, but the truth of the matter is while the leaders have a hand in the state of the country, they are not the only problem here. We the masses still have a role to play. Those who carry out the evil deedRead more
When it comes to the issue of Nigeria, it is extremely easy to put the blame on rhe leaders alone, but the truth of the matter is while the leaders have a hand in the state of the country, they are not the only problem here. We the masses still have a role to play. Those who carry out the evil deeds of the leaders today are citizens of the country. The arm robbers, kidnappers and so on are citizens and not leaders. Those who cheat their customers are also citizens and not leaders. We are all responsible for the state of Nigeria, and if we truly want change, the change has to come from you and me first.
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