Listening to such examples,
one would actually begin to think that they are right while I am pronounced the
bad guy. Only the wise would acknowledge the fact that, these little things we
hold on to, is just a mere cup of water from an ocean.
They claim they've built
roads, yet it can hardly stand the test of our vehicles talk less of time. Soon,
it returns back to the state it was before construction, if not worst.
They talk about
telecommunications and my heart sinks, knowing truly well that,’’ most of us
have our eyes wide open yet we can't see’’.
Nigeria, can hardly boast of
a working self owned telephoning company. The ones we have are either grounded
or dormant. We live at the mercies of international firms, who are quick to increase
their charges at the slightest of opportunity. Who would blame them?, they say the
cost in powering their facilities are actually baffling due to lack of, sufficient
power supply. So they charge more in order to make profits.
This brings us to electricity.
The thought of it, leaves a sour taste in my mouth. I can't remember the last time,
I have had light for at least 12 hours. Yet we parade ourselves, as the giant
of Africa when, we can hardly use our resources to better our lives.
How about employment level, security,
fuel price, transportation ,etc. How are we as a country faring in these regard.
I am convinced without any form of hesitation, we would be graded F.
I love this country so much
and I believe, it has the resources to be one of the best countries in the world, if only, we can
come together and stand for what is right.
We
deserve more,
We
deserve better,
And
if by any means,
We
are deprived of what we deserve,
It
is our right to cry out,
Until
that, which rightly belongs to us,
Are
given selflessly,
With
some virtues of,
Good
leadership.
Then
and only then,
Shall I beat my chest and say,
Nigeria
has truly grown without any,
Atom of doubt.
True talk broda
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