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I’ve decided that I’m going to resume blogging about Nigeria and the future and all the potential that we have etc etc. Instead of just plain old bloggin’ however, I’m going to try to make things more all-encompassing. I’m seriously thinking around doing a series of podcasts or online radio shows around the subject of … Continue reading →
Granted, we have seen more than our fair share of nonsense in Nigeria. There are too many things that happen, too many entities that exist which simply shouldn't. We have gotten tired of it all and inevitably, complaints have become the order of the day.
But it should not be so.
We should be focusing our national energies on collectively redefining what Nigeria is and what it means to be Nigerian. This seems obvious but it hasn't happened, at least not effectively. This task feels daunting, but it has to happen. Re-branding Nigeria is not just slapping on a slogan and a logo, its not singing"Good People, Great Nation" all over the place. It's a conscious effort to deliberately reconstruct how things are done in this country and how the world sees us.
That's what this blog is about.
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I Think Nigeria