The one solution to make Nigerian great again despite economic degradation

 I have closely looked at this country Nigeria, and I have come to see from close strategic study that unless the solution I am about to proffer now is adopted by eighty percent of Nigerians, in the nearest future, Nigeria will degrade to nothing.

An ideology has eaten down the mind of many Nigerians. Of course there’s increasing hardship. No doubt to that. But we won’t keep focusing on hardship and at the same time creating more hardship. Of course, the Nigerian government is a complete failure but we won’t keep focusing on what we can benefit from the Nigerian government and getting our expectations frustrated more and more.

What then shall we do? Now I will tell you that there’s only one way to make Nigeria great. We have to make Nigerian a capitalistic society. I will explain what I mean by this. But first and foremost before these capitalistic ideology will thrive, Nigerians must see themselves as brothers, develop the mind of fairness in their dealings and work. Cheating and corruption at any level cannot thrive in a capitalistic society. The one attitude that makes a capitalistic society thrive is fairness in every deal and readiness to work.

Now what is capitalistic society? It is a society that guarantees every person the opportunity to provide useful service and to collect riches in proportion to the value of the service.

Capitalists are the brains behind the success of every capitalistic society. And capital, consists not of money alone, but groups of people who plan ways and means of using money efficiently for the good of the public and profitably for them.

I want you to see the future I envision. Think of a future when all Nigerians will forget that government is in existence. Think of a future when all Nigerians will begin to think of the efficient services they can offer to the public with what they have and make equal profits from what they offer. Think of a future when Nigerians will stop wanting something from nothing – trying to reap where they did not sow or to get profits more than the service they offer. Think of a future when every average Nigerian will plan and execute profitable services to the public.

If this future can be reached, let me tell you what it will cause. There will be a mass thought of success which will attract great opportunities to Nigerians. There will be massive profitable services to the public which everyone will benefit from and in turn reward each person offering the service in proportion to the service offered. The ideology of corruption, bribery and social vices will die because everyone is busy working his way out to aid the public and make more money for oneself. The idea of something from nothing will degrade. With time, individual capitalists will provide (economically) all that government is looked upon to provide and government will become so weak that it will have to depend on the services of the capitalistic society.

Now like Napoleon Hill, I tell you “opportunity has spread its wares before you. Step up to the front, select what you want, create your plan, put your plan in action, and follow it through with persistence. Capitalistic society will do the rest”.

The law of economics never tolerates getting without giving. Start from where you are now; think of what to give. Forget about the government, it is a failure. The United States and China which are the leading economic giants are filled with capitalists; business men who don’t depend on the government but think on daily basis on how to get richer by offering richer services to the public. The rich and the poor can join hands to make Nigerian great if all will become capitalists otherwise in no distant time, robbery, prostitution, militancy and all forms of social vices will bring down both the rich and so called political and economic dictators in government.