Why Nigeria May Never Be A Great Nation
Why Nigeria May never be a Great Nation takes the reader through the foundation of the nation
how things went wrong from inception. It discusses how the British decision during the creation
of Nigeria was based on self interests that laid the foundation for a failed state. It explores how
leadership failures have changed the direction of the nation and its people.
It exposes ethnic groups and hidden agendas by visionless leaders who took a nation with
abundant wealth, and incredible human resources to the brink of failure. The visionless leaders
of Nigeria created poverty out of abundant wealth. Once described as a fast emerging economy
in the 70's, Nigeria has quickly descended into the poverty capital of the world. It is breeding
half baked illiterates devoid of value based education. With more than 14 million children out
of school, rather than build them schools Nigeria is building churches and mosques faster than
industry.
If you want to find a nation where they fit square pegs into round holes, you will need to visit
Nigeria. A president that cannot authenticate his basic primary education is leading a Vice
president with a law degree. A Vice President who is clueless about economics is put in charge
of the economy.
If there ever was a nation that the rest of the world should collectively agree to invade, Nigeria
is the model for it. It has been taken over by armed gangs, warlords and organized crime bosses.
Nigeria is traveling to the bottom of the pits faster than a bullet train. It May, after all, Never
Be a Great Nation.
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Why Nigeria May Never Be A Great Nation
Why Nigeria May never be a Great Nation takes the reader through the foundation of the nation
how things went wrong from inception. It discusses how the British decision during the creation
of Nigeria was based on self interests that laid the foundation for a failed state. It explores how
leadership failures have changed the direction of the nation and its people.
It exposes ethnic groups and hidden agendas by visionless leaders who took a nation with
abundant wealth, and incredible human resources to the brink of failure. The visionless leaders
of Nigeria created poverty out of abundant wealth. Once described as a fast emerging economy
in the 70's, Nigeria has quickly descended into the poverty capital of the world. It is breeding
half baked illiterates devoid of value based education. With more than 14 million children out
of school, rather than build them schools Nigeria is building churches and mosques faster than
industry.
If you want to find a nation where they fit square pegs into round holes, you will need to visit
Nigeria. A president that cannot authenticate his basic primary education is leading a Vice
president with a law degree. A Vice President who is clueless about economics is put in charge
of the economy.
If there ever was a nation that the rest of the world should collectively agree to invade, Nigeria
is the model for it. It has been taken over by armed gangs, warlords and organized crime bosses.
Nigeria is traveling to the bottom of the pits faster than a bullet train. It May, after all, Never
Be a Great Nation.
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Why Nigeria May Never Be A Great Nation

Why Nigeria May Never Be A Great Nation

by Kehinde Aderibigbe (Editor)
Why Nigeria May Never Be A Great Nation

Why Nigeria May Never Be A Great Nation

by Kehinde Aderibigbe (Editor)

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Why Nigeria May never be a Great Nation takes the reader through the foundation of the nation
how things went wrong from inception. It discusses how the British decision during the creation
of Nigeria was based on self interests that laid the foundation for a failed state. It explores how
leadership failures have changed the direction of the nation and its people.
It exposes ethnic groups and hidden agendas by visionless leaders who took a nation with
abundant wealth, and incredible human resources to the brink of failure. The visionless leaders
of Nigeria created poverty out of abundant wealth. Once described as a fast emerging economy
in the 70's, Nigeria has quickly descended into the poverty capital of the world. It is breeding
half baked illiterates devoid of value based education. With more than 14 million children out
of school, rather than build them schools Nigeria is building churches and mosques faster than
industry.
If you want to find a nation where they fit square pegs into round holes, you will need to visit
Nigeria. A president that cannot authenticate his basic primary education is leading a Vice
president with a law degree. A Vice President who is clueless about economics is put in charge
of the economy.
If there ever was a nation that the rest of the world should collectively agree to invade, Nigeria
is the model for it. It has been taken over by armed gangs, warlords and organized crime bosses.
Nigeria is traveling to the bottom of the pits faster than a bullet train. It May, after all, Never
Be a Great Nation.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781954297609
Publisher: Alpha Book Publisher
Publication date: 09/24/2021
Pages: 130
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.28(d)

About the Author

Kehinde is a Nigeria-American; born in Lagos Nigeria where he spent most of his teenage years before moving to Great Britain to attend the American University in London. After a few years in Great Britain, he relocated to the United States where he completed his college education with a degree in accounting.

Mr. Aderibigbe is a serial entrepreneur who has managed several businesses in the US and Nigeria. He has lived in the US since 1984. In 2016 Mr. Aderibigbe created new businesses in Nigeria, and commuted between Lagos and the United States before returning to the US permanently in 2019. His experiences during his visits and residency in Nigeria formed the views and opinions presented in his writings about Nigeria.
Kehinde chose to be faceless because of the risks that his family and other businesses in Nigeria may be exposed to due to his writings, criticism of the oppressive regime currently in power in Nigeria.
Kehinde writes both fiction and non-fiction books. He published his first in September 2021.
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