Faulty Leadership

[Rex067]

Yes faulty leadership, Nigeria as a country is a great nation. Things will be better when we start thinking positively and helping the lower offices and not thinking about the upper one’s. We are the grass roots of our problems if everyone will stand on the truth and treat all as one, I believe the country will be far better than what we are in now, We are from a country Nigeria , with news full of schemes and Corruption, where the common man suffers from poverty and hunger, But lets believe and not to question why and do our best to keep our flag flying higher.

Yes only if we agree as one because if you check the country today it's full on corruption and desite. No one wants to fight for what is right rather than collecting to benefit his or her family.

[Mr. Allcrypto]

I agree that our leaders have to be changed but I disagree with the fact that you said it is not possible. It is very possible but it will take a lot to achieve that. First, the majority of the people must galvanize themselves together to fight for what is just. It is a pity that we don't have leaders what we have in Nigeria are strong men who through political parties come into power and then have only the accumulation of wealth as their manifesto. This will continue until we rise to the occasion where we believe that our life will not matter but the lives of children born and unborn will only matter. Only then we can overthrow these strong men and liberate the country from the evils she is currently facing.
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In Nigeria that is the only solution to be a better country, is to overthrow our corrupt government, but I don't think that will be possible, these same corrupt people are in control of the armed forces and other sectors.
We tge citizens too have our own rile to play, I have seen a protest where the government will just call one or two leaders of the protest and give them money to disorganize it. And at the end the protest will stop and corruption continues...these corrupt government officials just throw money at the citizens and increase the rate if corruption.

[DragonF]

In Nigeria that is the only solution to be a better country, is to overthrow our corrupt government, but I don't think that will be possible, these same corrupt people are in control of the armed forces and other sectors.
We tge citizens too have our own rile to play, I have seen a protest where the government will just call one or two leaders of the protest and give them money to disorganize it. And at the end the protest will stop and corruption continues...these corrupt government officials just throw money at the citizens and increase the rate of corruption.

If we as the youths don't stop accepting bribes then we cannot change the status quo. If we must grow as a people and as a nation then we must understand that if the country is changed we would benefit more than accepting bribes and keeping our mouths shut. If we accept bribes and fail to do the right thing, what will happen to those people who are not privileged to collect bribes or the next generation? We should rise and face the corrupt leaders.

[Chilwell]

Our leaders can be changed and replaced, but this requires cooperation and unity among us. However, it's essential to acknowledge that our leaders are not the only problem facing Nigeria. Corruption and bribery are widespread issues that involve not only those in power but also some members of the general public, driven by self-interest and greed.

In my observation concerning the faulty leaders, I suggest that they should not be allowing aged or older people to rule, because they are not fit and strong enough to handle some situation because they will lack the ability to think smartly and their thinking is low, so we have to or need to give the youth chance, for them to rule, they are still young and active, smart, brilliant and their brain is still sharp and can take the right decisions, so that we should see where they are going to take the country to.

[Penlex_Writer]

With the current situation the country is faced with, we've been able to point out the very much likely source of the problems and first, our leaders are to be blamed and for this reason everyone now believes that the change in the type and category of leaders will do the job. Not doubting the fact that there are still other things to be met and changed asides the leaders but I at thesame time concur that first the governing heads should be restored to factory settings.
  Nigeria has suffered corruption for so long and we are a nation old enough to discern between right and wrong which we are obviously doing but even after discernment, we still don't get the solution we profess. The unanswered question will be will the corruption ever end? Even if one body is not corrupt, there'll always be a corrupt body which will in turn affect the uncorrupt body which will then spread across all levels.
  Our leaders just has to be changed. We need to switch from bad to good but I don't think it's ever going to be possible cos we've tried it countless times and still didn't get our required results. There has to be correction of the head first before the body will be corrected. That's definitely one point to note.

the truth is that nigeria has been soaked in corruption,it will be very difficult for us to fight against the corruption,our leaders are fighting for there personal interest and not for the choice of the people.

[Joeboy]

With the current situation the country is faced with, we've been able to point out the very much likely source of the problems and first, our leaders are to be blamed and for this reason everyone now believes that the change in the type and category of leaders will do the job. Not doubting the fact that there are still other things to be met and changed asides the leaders but I at thesame time concur that first the governing heads should be restored to factory settings.
  Nigeria has suffered corruption for so long and we are a nation old enough to discern between right and wrong which we are obviously doing but even after discernment, we still don't get the solution we profess. The unanswered question will be will the corruption ever end? Even if one body is not corrupt, there'll always be a corrupt body which will in turn affect the uncorrupt body which will then spread across all levels.
  Our leaders just has to be changed. We need to switch from bad to good but I don't think it's ever going to be possible cos we've tried it countless times and still didn't get our required results. There has to be correction of the head first before the body will be corrected. That's definitely one point to note.

the truth is that nigeria has been soaked in corruption,it will be very difficult for us to fight against the corruption,our leaders are fighting for there personal interest and not for the choice of the people.

You hit the nail on the head. Its very true that the country has been infested with corruption, and from the look of things in the next few years to come I don't think Nigeria would have escaped corruption. Corruption is simply existing at various levels of the economy, starting from the activities of the government down to even the citizens, the implication of this is that though the government is corrupt, it doesn't end there because the citizens are also highly corrupt, and it is this corrupt practices that makes them collect money and gift items from politicians in order to ensure that they enter into power.
I just watched a video online where a king of a particular village who arranged with thugs to terrorize the villagers of the village he rules. This is high level of corruption, so the citizens should also acknowledge the fact that just as our leaders are corrupt, they are also corrupt as well

[Axcel777]

Our leaders can be changed and replaced, but this requires cooperation and unity among us. However, it's essential to acknowledge that our leaders are not the only problem facing Nigeria. Corruption and bribery are widespread issues that involve not only those in power but also some members of the general public, driven by self-interest and greed.

In my observation concerning the faulty leaders, I suggest that they should not be allowing aged or older people to rule, because they are not fit and strong enough to handle some situation because they will lack the ability to think smartly and their thinking is low, so we have to or need to give the youth chance, for them to rule, they are still young and active, smart, brilliant and their brain is still sharp and can take the right decisions, so that we should see where they are going to take the country to.

Of course it is correct that change at the top is very much reliant on the support at the people level. However, not replacing them along with the issue that caused their replacement, for instance, corrupt practises, means that little change is likely to be effected. Regarding the role of junior staff, there is a clear statement that young people are ready to offer new ideas and approaches to the solution of old problems accepting innovations. However, this also needs some precisions beyond the age maturity of thought, awareness of the conditions of the state and readiness to listen and act for the benefit of all.