Whats on my mind? Well I think Nigeria is still relapsing. This progessive march to oblivion is fast gathering both speed and momentum. Whatever force causing the motion keeps challenging us tauntingly to stop it. Dare if you can! It seems to say. What with the most unfortunate experiment recently conducted in Anambra. INEC just squandered an opportunity to score a cheap political point, a small event thAt could command nigerians to trust INEC , respect it, and be confident that 2015 will be a fruitful outing where each vote will matter. A small event indeed. What we learnt instead is that There is no hope for nigeria! Dont quote me, but popular participation is the mainstay of democracy. And what saturdays sabotage tells us is that some pre determined people are reserved to be excluded, victimised, defrauded, cheated, disenfrinchised and indeed, disempowered. Tell me what hope is there! Maybe you could quote me then. Im still thinking, not knowing what is really on my mind. I am still thinking, waiting for the day we shall get it right, the day we shall seek and establish an inclusive sciety in nigeria. Could nigeria ever evolve into a soceity fair enough? Im still thinking, waiting for that day nigeria will value that man or woman deemed smallest, desolated, and abandoned; occupying the most lowly of our socio-politico-economi niche.Abrogation of one right amounts to abrogation all rights_apologies to Ayn Rand
Posted on: Tue, 19 Nov 2013 19:00:01 +0000
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