MrSinister:
You need to change your supply of weed. E be like say the one wey you get don dey expire.

Damian911:
Bro why you talk that kind thing?
Well, I don't smoke!

How can Israel,a highly developed country with one of the highest HDI and a tech advanced society be having a territory of 20k sq km?
And one backward uncivilized sparsely populated country like Mali be having a million+? What the hell are they doing with such chunk of territory? Make Israel just capture that unused swathes of land and watch them become even more developed and a bigger economy than present.

The above got me.
But remember say "our kwantry" self get him own issue o!

Let's talk of power alone; since electricity got to Nigeria in 1896, 60KW by 2 generators and 6,200MW later added some years after, we are still where we are just as we were where we were decades ago.

History about that in the link below.
https://nerc.gov.ng/index.php/home/nesi/401-history

Not some days ago I read on front page that it had dropped to 3,063MW.
Naija, I hail thee.

Same country which couldn't maintain Hydro Electricity wants to build Nuclear Power Plants?

Bros, Israel can achieve that much because they value themselves. Here in this country, lives has a very little value to the extent that one man had to sell three his own children.

Every countries today have their boundaries and are ready to die defending it…

Remove Greed and power drunkenness from Africa and see it thrive.

See, make I no talk too much jare.

maestro299:
The only solution to Nigeria's problem is for us to be recolonized, preferably by the British. Not China or India. There must also be an agreement in place that we won't agitate for 'independence' until at least 200 years have passed from the inception of the colonization. We were hastily granted 'independence'. That's why we don't appreciate it. Look at South Africa. It was not until the Whites had developed the country that they allowed the black man (under strict supervision of course) any say in running the country...

MrSinister:


Just look at what you wrote up there. One would imagine what would have inspired such fantasies. The only plausible answer is weed.

Westerhoffe:



The above got me.
But remember say "our kwantry" self get him own issue o!

Let's talk of power alone; since electricity got to Nigeria in 1896, 60KW by 2 generators and 6,200MW later added some years after, we are still where we are just as we were where we were decades ago.

History about that in the link below.
https://nerc.gov.ng/index.php/home/nesi/401-history

Not some days ago I read on front page that it had dropped to 3,063MW.
Naija, I hail thee.

Same country which couldn't maintain Hydro Electricity wants to build Nuclear Power Plants?

Bros, Israel can achieve that much because they value themselves. Here in this country, lives has a very little value to the extent that one man had to sell three his own children.

Every countries today have their boundaries and are ready to die defending it…

Remove Greed and power drunkenness from Africa and see it thrive.

See, make I no talk too much jare.

brain54:
Life truely no balance…

But I think sometimes the smaller the better. It’s always easier to manage a smaller territory/population than a bigger one. Maybe if Israel had the size of Russia or the population of India/China there would not have been so successful. Although I understand the importance of human capital in development.



I'm not talking about more population rather more territory (land) that's either unhabited or sparsely populated not more population!

It’s easier for instance for a teacher to manage a group of 10 students than a group of 300 students. It will take a lot of resourcefulness on his part.


Not more people but land!

Some times bigger territory comes with a lot of problems. On the flip maybe Nigeria would have been better run/managed if it was smaller- the size of Benin republic for instance.

For highly developed small countries with opportunity for more territory there wouldn't be any problem and even if there will be will be well tackled!

Bigger doesn’t always translate to better.

It sometimes does! US, Canada Brazil Australia Saudi Arabia China are good examples.

In my mind what matters are the resources- both human and physical/natural available and how this is managed for the overall good/growth of all.


The reason most of these small countries deserve more territory is not only land but the possibility of discovery of mineral resources for the betterment of its citizens. The resources will be well managed for the good of all and sundry.

The best run countries are the smaller ones really!