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Before the current democratic dispensation was made possible by God in 1999.   There was   no doubt that the country have been considered dead and in fact already abandoned by many nations of the world , but since then, how much life do we really have? Even now, so many aspects of our life are yet to be fully restored, Nigeria is sick with Bribery and Corruption, Insecurity, Kidnapping and Unemployment, our educational sector is collapsing and the social infrastructure are in a state of disrepair. May God continue to be merciful on us, heal our land and restore our nation to full life. But in order to really restore our land to a befitting one these are some of the thing we as a nation must take cognizant of;

Many have attributed the rise in the spate of insecurity in the country where pump action gun is perhaps now cheaper than bread, to the massive social economic slide of the as a result of the embrace of neo-liberal policies, ushered in by the Washington consensus of the mid 80s, which severally attacked living condition s of the people almost rendering them prostrate. As a result of this thousands of our youth were unable to find jobs. This is compounded by the closure of many firms and the relocation of many others to Ghana, Angola and Cote d’Ivoire where the business climate is more clement.