Solving the common problems in Nigerian society requires a comprehensive and multi-faceted approach. Here are some key ways to address these challenges:
 
1. Good Governance: Enhance governance systems, promote transparency, accountability, and rule of law. Strengthen institutions responsible for delivering public services and ensure effective implementation and enforcement of policies and laws.
 
2. Education and Skill Development: Invest in quality education and skill development programs to improve human capital. Enhance access to education, promote vocational training, and align curricula with industry needs to reduce unemployment and enhance productivity.
 
3. Economic Diversification: Reduce dependence on oil revenue by diversifying the economy. Promote sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, technology, and services to stimulate job creation, economic growth, and reduce poverty.
 
4. Infrastructure Development: Prioritize infrastructure development, including roads, power supply, water supply, and telecommunications. Improve connectivity, enhance access to basic services, and create an enabling environment for businesses to thrive.
 
5. Job Creation and Entrepreneurship: Implement policies that encourage entrepreneurship and support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Foster an enabling business environment, provide access to credit, promote innovation, and facilitate job creation to reduce unemployment and poverty.
 
6. Healthcare and Social Welfare: Improve access to quality healthcare services and social welfare programs. Invest in healthcare infrastructure, strengthen primary healthcare systems, and ensure affordable and accessible healthcare for all. Implement social safety nets to provide assistance to vulnerable populations.
 
7. Security and Rule of Law: Strengthen security measures to address insecurity challenges. Invest in law enforcement agencies, enhance intelligence capabilities, promote community policing, and improve border control to tackle crime, insurgency, and terrorism.
 
8. Corruption and Governance Reforms: Tackle corruption through robust anti-corruption measures and promote good governance practices. Enhance transparency, accountability, and integrity in public institutions. Implement reforms that streamline processes, reduce bureaucracy, and eliminate corruption loopholes.
 
9. Social Cohesion and Unity: Promote social cohesion, unity, and inclusion. Foster dialogue, tolerance, and understanding among diverse ethnic, religious, and cultural groups. Implement policies that address social inequality, promote equal opportunities, and reduce discrimination.
 
10. Citizen Engagement and Participation: Encourage active citizen engagement and participation in decision-making processes. Promote dialogue between the government and civil society organizations, involve citizens in policy formulation and implementation, and create platforms for feedback and accountability.
 
It is important to note that addressing Nigeria’s common problems requires a long-term commitment, coordination among various stakeholders, and continuous evaluation and adjustment of strategies. These approaches, combined with political will, effective implementation, and sustained efforts, can contribute to positive change and the development of a more prosperous and inclusive Nigerian society.