Quote from: Oceat on June 30, 2022, 11:57:29 PM

Quote from: Johnyz on June 30, 2022, 09:26:45 PM

Quote from: bustabitsboy on June 30, 2022, 08:46:59 PM

I think that Nigeria is now of interest to world politics. A country with 216 million people is the undisputed leader of the countries of the African continent. And I will not be surprised if I find out that for the location of this country some countries will fight to win over to their side. In this case, big money from foreign partners will go to Nigeria and they will help support the economy. And this is the emergence of new jobs for people, education, trade, turnover of goods. I think that in today's global crisis, Nigeria will be able to find a lot of good.

Foreign helps means something, most probably they see something important in Nigeria and that’s why they are helping them. Well, unemployment rate is already part of the problem on every country, but having problem with education is something that needs to be addressed, I know the importance of education and every country should really give their best to provide quality education to its people. If the government can’t handle this, bigger problem might happen in the future.

I don't know what was the situation on their education system but isn't this not just the government problem? If there are foreign investors want to invest and help their country, the government should let them in but they should also be economic wise to look not like desperate. It's the people's choice to choose their best leader if they want to help their country and remove the corruption amongst government officials. It's the number one that's destroying a country even a good country is not an exemption of corruption.

When there is interest from foreign investors wanting to invest, the government must take wise action by sorting or filtering foreign investors,
Besides that, eradicating corruption is not something that can be done quickly, especially if it is like a culture, it takes a lot of time and requires a process,
and it takes cohesiveness and cooperation from both the government and its citizens