Leading a nation is not an easy task, as we the citizens often watch and criticize the leadership of a nation because of their bad decisions and shortcomings. You know that situation where umpires in a stadium are seeing more faults in the athletes, meanwhile these umpires can't do even 1% of what the athletes are doing if given the opportunity to participate in the sport? That's exactly how leadership is. The citizens sit down, observe, and find errors, while if they're given the opportunity to lead, they can't achieve anything tangible. I'm not excluding myself, I am among those who criticize the leadership too.
But notwithstanding, if I get the opportunity to become the president of Nigeria and under normal and favorable circumstances, the first two things I will tackle are power (electricity) and gasoline.
Since time immemorial, power has been one of the biggest challenges in Nigeria, and it has seemed unsolvable because a lot of presidents who have ruled us have tried, but nothing worked. I know you're wondering how I’m going to tackle that and be successful with it since other presidents have tried and didn’t succeed. It’s going to be tough, but it’s doable. The other presidents tried, but they didn’t do their best.
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You have a valid point, it's difficult leading people especially when they aren't united like we are in Nigeria at the moment. The country has a lot of problems and you have picked crucial ones to tackle first.
I believe fixing these few problems can birth a new Nigeria.