Nigeria is undoubtedly a country with great promise. On account of her favourable weather conditions and rich supply of natural resources, Nigeria was once described by my good friend, Olanike Omolehin, as a country situated in the heart of God; and I agree with her. However, in the same piece, she laments the woes of Africa's second largest economy calling it, among other things, "My sweet country where NOTHING works". And that's where the dilemma is. As much as we cannot deny Nigeria's potential to become one of the most desirable nations to live in, we also cannot shy away from our pervasive challenges. Read More
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