The incompetence, corruption and misrule of the ruling elite in Nigeria has stretched the Nigeria n state thin and rendered it fragile, while it exhibits serious symptoms of state failure . Like drunken sailors in charge of a sinking ship, the ruling class in Nigeria have made no commitments to cutting down on the cost of governance, containment of waste, eradication of corruption and undertaking the hard work of getting Nigeria ’s economy to become productive and export competitive.
Under their watch, the giant of Africa has been reduced to a beggarly Lilliput of a country that is now surviving on aid and loans. As the ship of the Nigerian state seems rudderless, unsure of anchorage and lost at sea, its political leaders appear clueless, unconcerned, unperturbed, aloof and bereft of ideas and solutions to the myriad of problems currently confronting the so-called giant of Afric
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