Quote from: Doan9269 on Today at 12:29:01 PM

1. Will a massive and national protest not emerge soon like that of End SARS, as the people were getting to their elastic limit on economy hardship.

According to my perception about the economy of Nigeria today, it's certain that there "might" be a revolution, according to the accounts of famine in the holy bible, it got to a time where people began to eat their children, it may not be exactly as the way it happened before but surely there will be famine that will lead to crisis. the current economic crisis is basically sponsored by high social profiles who are will to sacrifice as much funds as they can to milk Nigeria while we keep fight ourselves and killing each other.

Your predictions are not far from the truth, people might retaliate very soon when the economic impact gets to the limit which we can bear. the current increase in price is a result of our elites dealing with dollars on a daily transaction and hence keep the reserved dollars that are might to be use for importation of consumables as Nigeria is a consuming country, to themselves for some selfish reasons, hereby making dollar a scarce asset, and as we know what ever is scarce is likely to increase in price as it's hard to find with this so called zig zag hiding of dollars has increase the value of dollars in Nigeria.

Sooner than later Nigeria might end up eliminating our prominent elites for trading our resources for selfish reasons.

Quote from: Doan9269 on Today at 12:29:01 PM

2. There's no plan on increasing the employment rate and minimum wage, what will be the effect of these on the country leaders of tomorrow.

Even if employment opportunities are increased it doesn't really solve our problems. the problem isa rooted in the foundation of the country which is the history, telling us that we are slaves has enslaved our mentality and as such people will follow dumbly to where ever there are taking to, but the fact that we are beginning to be aware of the dangerous effect of the colonial leadership in us is probably what will lead to the revolution (change) in the country.
Although if more jobs are being created it will sure have an effect in the economy but it will not solve it all. so what we should be looking at it the very root of everything in order to stop them.

Quote from: Doan9269 on Today at 12:29:01 PM

3. Are we having an incompetent leader or the people around him are the ones causing the uproar for their own benefits, we can remember this, that the truth will always prevail, any illegal achievement will not last for good, because the foundation is evil, is there nothing wrong with the last conducted election.

Godfatherism is a major factor of corruption in our nation, with that leaders take decisions from the upper calibers in politics hence leading thew country to a crinkum-crankum state.

This sub question here is self answerable because if you were in the country during the election you wouldn't want to hear much from others because you most have had enough experience from you location.

Quote from: Doan9269 on Today at 12:29:01 PM

4. If nothing is done, we should expect the economy to keep getting worst than ever, but i doubt if its not causing a lot of innocent people already as ransom.

Normally, for every wrong decision taking by a political leader the poor masses pays dearly for it. since nothing has been done even from the Buhari regime and it has gotten worse now, so it will surely get worst if truly nothing is done this time.