It is amusing to see automatic employment into Nigerian immigration service exchanged for the souls of generations. Each of those people who died at the badly organised NIS test carry the potentiality of reproducing generations of people. The following questions have borthered me since i learnt of govts reaction to the sad incidence: 1. Are we getting to a point where the average Nigerian, the anawim either has to give up his or her precious life or sustain serious injury to get a job? 2. With the cost of education and economic condition in Nigeria do the families of those who died at the stadium still have graduates numbering up to 3 who are qualified to take up the automatic employment? What if those who died are the only graduates or privileged to have access to schooling from those families? 3. Will it be wrong if we equate the salaries and allowances that will come from these automatic employments with ritual money and therefore call it blood money? 4. Will the govt do nothing about the organisers and handlers of that tragic recruitment test? You dont need to be well versed in esoteric science, neither do you need the legendary wisdom of solomon nor the dreaming efficacy of Joseph, to know that Nigeria as it presently stands is very ripe for change. Change, that immutable law and ordering of God has reached its maturity stage in this country and it is the only thing that cries out to the high heavens for its arrival and accommodation now. I smell a whirlwind of change. But it begins with you and me. This thing dey vex me no b small! 5. Will the youths keep quiet and just watch helplessly?
Posted on: Thu, 20 Mar 2014 10:34:44 +0000
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