"One man can save the worrrlllllllldddddd!!" One smart American rapper Big Sean once sang, but how true is that?
Lately I've been thinking of the situation our society has been plunged into and even the world at large. Its scary when you begin to wonder what could happen if there aren't any changes made in the near future. Everyone wants it better but no one wants to put themselves out there because you know no one wants to go against the regular and be left standing out, everyone wants to blend in and that's probably the biggest problem we're having today, "sticking to the status quo."
Most people would say stick to the norm because you don't know the out come of the other option, most people want to stick to the regular because it's cheaper, most people because it's easier, and other's because they're afraid but whats living without taking risks? 
Take Nigeria for example, she's been practicing federalism for decades now and it's obviously not working for the country for certain reasons but there has been no change and probably won't be any anytime soon. For the giant of Africa they sure are lacking in so many aspects. The Nigerian youth barely have a say in politics and what goes on in the country but that's okay because that's how things have been right from time, and although I agree that experience is the best teacher, Nigeria still desperately needs young fresh intelligent minds in key positions in her government but no, that's not even an option. You can't completely blame the government though, the youth aren't very enthusiastic about it either because "I cannot comman kill myself, who Nigeria help?, i'm my father's first son/ my mother's only child biko i cannot comman carry Nigeria on top of my head." Still can't blame them though because I mean what has Nigeria really done for them?
Today I was having a conversation with 
So yeah, do you think Nigeria can be fixed? I do so here's me telling y'all Nigerians out here, there's so many ways we can fix our country and maybe even the world at large,