We need to start becoming pragmatic in this country.
Now we know as youths that Nigeria needs to generate lots of megawatts. What stops us from getting into generating megawatts business.
BTW, anyone can generate electricity now.
There’s an awakening going on
But why did it take other countries to close their borders for Nigerian youth to realise no matter what we have to fight for Nigeria.
I am of the opinion that nothing justifies leaving your country. Na cowards behavior be that.
I have always thought that’s the lowest.
I don’t know how some Nigerians find solace in chasing other countries residence for years, choosing to be the lowest in that society instead of building at home regardless of the outcome.
There are many things a typical youth don’t know is going on in the country.
A lot of these developments or opportunities isn’t on the headlines, and our algorithm is a mess with gossips.
Ask ChatGPT to schedule daily briefs of happenings in specific industries in Nigeria and thank me later.
The millennials had failed Nigeria
The boomers had failed Nigeria
GenZs you can save Nigeria
Get into production
Get into government
Get into manufacturing
You’re our last hope. Leave these foolish millennials make them Dey fight for ILR with care jobs. Misplaced priorities.
Fools!
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I love how Nigerians are beginning to showcase Nigeria. I know the problems are enormous but we can love the country and still challenge the statusquo in a more constructive way
Where can I get George Orwell’s 1984
I feel like I’m missing something. Please help!
I used to say it and I'll keep saying it: George Orwell was way ahead of his time.
The obsession of an incompetent government with numbers and statistics is as old as time itself.
Orwell portrayed it so beautiful in his novel 1984.
In 2026, Nigerians are living in it.
Since last Saturday, I've not heard UP NEPA in my street.
All I've been hearing is the humming noise of generators, mine included.
But here's the Minister of Power rolling out statistics.
Orwell would have loved to live in Nigeria.
He wouldn't have a library big enough to contain his manuscripts.
Can we all have a consensus to go back to military dictatorship in Nigeria?
Like a better Abacha times
Several governments and societies have deliberately dismantled, challenged, or radically transformed the role of religion.
E really get why!
I’d love a new government that reduce religion's influence over government, education, law, and public life.
If Nigeria suddenly had reliable electricity, functioning hospitals, quality public education, effective policing, and economic security, would Nigerians become less religious or would they practise religion differently?
Easy!
I think we’ve become so accustomed to disappointment that even acknowledging something positive about Nigeria is now mistaken for celebrating mediocrity.
Nigeria already struggles with its image, and I don’t think we do ourselves any favours by constantly reinforcing the worst narratives about the country.
See as abati shift talk Abi
Normal normal abati suppose don retire but our lady youths no fit open and run their own tv channel collect viewership from this old folks.
They are not only insensitive, they don’t really know what to do. None of them!
Rufai @ruffydfire and Abati’s tension on Arise TV is not subtle anymore. It’s a ticking time bomb — only a matter of time before they go at each other. ⏳🔥