we blame it on:
Colonial masters
Bad leadership
Some even go to the extent of blaming it witches and stuff lol
But, really we Nigerians are the source of our own problems
- The lecturer who wont come to class promptly and when he does markets his products before the short remaining time lapses
- The Minister/Senator or govt official whose main reason of getting into such position is to steal money
- The Artisan who wants to fleece every customer at any given chance
- The student who wants to pass without stuyding
- The parent who wants to get the best job for their wards knowing fully well there are better people to occupy the available slot
But, if we are to move forward we need to CHANGE
We need forthright leaders to govern us aright
We will get there
Nigeria we hail thee
God help us
Your words have got me thinking. Nigeria is a blessed country with abundant resources. Unfortunately, we seem to be in a dispensation where many will hastily affix the blames rather than try to work out a solution. Tis high time we got off our wishbone and began utilizing our backbone. Everybody wants to blame somebody for a damage anybody could have caused and nobody is willing to repair. The masses blame the leaders . . . . . . the Militants blame the oil companies . . . . the students blame the lecturers. . . . on and on. We all only need to harness the gifts and talents within us; little by little, one step at a time, one droplet of sweat followed by another. This country is a great nation and it lies inside of us ! ! !
ReplyDeleteyeah that's what am saying d'duke we need to face the isues facing us and stop passing the blame along
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