Shades of the Government’s Insensitivity by Fredrick Nwabufo Social contract is an umbilical cord which tethers the conscience of a government to the vulnerabilities and necessities of a people. Graphically, the conscience of a government is assessed by its high or low sensitivity threshold; sensitivity in the ambit responding graciously to the paramount necessities of ordinary people in quotidian existence, and quarrying to gravel their mountainous burdens. It is a hard, unambiguous fact that a good government is measured by its degree of sensitivity to the depressing conditions of its citizens. Similarly, a government in the narrow geometry of good considers the mortal damage its policy may do on the rabble before it fires the policy cannon. Based on these delineated essentials of composite and expected government mien, it therefore follows that some of the policies crafted and executed by this administration- the Jonathan administration, will leave many Nigerians in head-on-concrete agony. This does not imply that all the administrations policies are monstrously anti-people. Fredrick Nwabufo Read more globalreportersvienna/2013/11/shades-of-governments-insensitivity-by.html
Posted on: Tue, 12 Nov 2013 10:16:24 +0000
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