Nigeria really needs to look into more of money laundering schemes. A country where many people have unexplained and un-explainable wealth is a dangerous society.
Someone acquires a luxury car you ask them how they say “God did it” and no legitimate explanation of how,
Such a society will ruin everybody.
Another point is this:
When you look at countries that have a lot of people pushing prams- they have designated sidewalks.
They have areas of the road marked for pedestrians, for cyclists, for cars, for buses- all well planned out. This is how a lot of European countries are.
But in Nigeria,
There is no clear road marking.
That same roadside has bicycle, pedestrians, motorcycle riders, tricycle drivers, wheelbarrow pushers selling sugar cane.
And you want to push a baby there too?
Now tell me why a sane person will buy boiled egg in traffic and start eating it immediately. Reach your house first ode . Some things will never make sense to me sha 🤧
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I always find it hard to think our politicians have us in mind, they tend to do things without reasoning about their citizens. A Nigerian that is actually collecting 70k has expenses to sort how many month would I have to save to be able to afford my country's passport.
I support this wholeheartedly.
The other point too is that - "making the process seamless" shouldn't be the reason why Nigerians are PRICED OUT of owning an international passport. In other clime as mentioned, it's ALSO A SEAMLESS PROCESS.
The Nigerian citizens, must