Happy New Week guys, welcome to another episode of LIVING IN NIGERIA. Today, we have another guest to discuss with us on how he sees Nigeria. Please make sure you leave a comment after you have read this interview. Now let’s get into the discussion, meet our guest, OMOTOSEYE;
1. What is your name and what do you do for a living?
ANS: My name is Omotoseye, I’m a Customer Service Specialist, Marketing Specialist, Real Estate Agent and an Animal Scientist. Thank you!
2. How would you describe living in Nigeria?
ANS: Living in Nigeria is beautiful. However, we only hope for better days, things are sweet and sour at the moment.
3. Would you say that the government needs to do more to help Nigeria?
ANS: Yes, the government needs to do more, the masses are suffering, all promises have failed to manifest, and it doesn’t lie with them alone, the masses needs to change also, because the system is corrupt, even though we vote people into power, there is always a touch of rot coming with it.
4. There are a lot of killings, kidnapping and more going on in the country, what will you advise the government to do?
ANS: The allocation that goes into the security system is like a scam, it’s like this is a cash cow game, we need to know what and what these findings go for in this sector, we have the strength and ability to cub so many ill things, but the rot is deep, a reform won’t be bad, total overhauling and a fresh start to beef up the security system of the country.
5. The basics amenities like water, lights, good roads, and much are not in place for the citizens, what do you feel the government should do to provide amenities?
ANS: Map a strategy, that gives reports on every allocation disbursed, there is a database for every community, the ones representing their constituencies should go back and to their roots, and ask for the basic infrastures needed for growth, visiting the sites, I believe they have to be accountable for what execute to make living in Nigeria good.
6. Do you see Nigeria as a safe country, especially for those coming from abroad?
ANS: Generally, nowhere is totally safe, we only live under the fear of what will happen next, however there are few places still noted to be safe havens.
7. Elections are coming soon, with the candidates on ground, how should Nigerians vote for the right person?
ANS: There are candidates that have vouched to make a change, I say let’s give the ones whom haven’t had any chance to run before but have the prospect to make a change, let’s give them a chance and let’s see.
8.What will be your advise to develop Nigeria to be a better country?
ANS: A working system, if we have a working system, things will be good here, we have all we need to make a great nation. All we need is a working system and voila, all things are possible.
Thanks for having me 🙏
Thank you our guest for granting this interview. God bless you.
There you have it guys on today’s episode. Make you sure to leave a comment and share with everyone. Enjoy your week and see you again.
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