MY NEW NIGERIA TO me, Nigeria needs apply either of these two solutions to salvage herself and give us a NEW NIGERIA, but I’d rather we opt for the second. THIS IS ONE COUNTRY WHERE INDIVIDUALLY AND AS A PEOPLE, WE KEEP DOING THE SAME THINGS WITH AN EXPECTATION OF A DIFFERENT OUTCOME/RESULT. THE first option to salvage Nigeria, and create a NEW NIGERIA , in my personal opinion, is that we DISINTEGRATE and go our separate ways by tribes and tribal affinity, because we’re basically nurtured thus, that it almost seems natural. We ALL pay great allegiance to our native origins/tribes , either very vehemently obvious or subliminally. I for one, come from a tribe that I don’t understand my language and can’t speak it, but I know that I’m firstly favourably disposed to people from that axis albeit subliminally, and unbeknownst to me initially, until I had to thoroughly search and tell myself the truth. And by association, I’ve noticed many peers in same boats as me, who though live in denial that they stand for one Nigeria. And this is not so much that we all don’t stand for one Nigeria, but there’s a somewhat NATURAL INSTINCT (unidentified or denied or ignored) by many that draws us FIRST in a particular direction (our own tribe), before we look to the other direction (other tribes.) THE other option to me, to create THAT NEW NIGERIA, is that we MUST provide a developmental, progressive, functional, relevant - and I dare say - futuristic primary and secondary school curriculum and calendar. There was a time we use to import brains into this country in the form of Ghanaian, Indians and even Egyptian teachers into our secondary schools. Today we bring plenty currupt cutback business partners with hidden agendas to come build roads and open or run businesses and factories that surcharges us and rip us apart with exhobitant charges or inferior goods and or services, and we clap for them singing that “half bread is better than none.” https://www.instagram.com/p/CIcn0hcpYoB/?igshid=11j65vd9jxetz