WE ARE TIRED OF THIS BLAME GAME It has become a recurrent issue in this present administration at the centre that whenever something goes wrong, the PDP-led FG will blame the opposition parties. Almost all the major mistakes and impunity done by this govt are the handwork of the oppostions by the PDP. At times, one begin to wonder if this country will move forward when they cannot provide solutions to the overwhelming problems of killing, corruption, strikes (ASUU, ASUP and COEASU and many others), mismanagement, impunity etc that are rampant thisdays. I believe that the current govt at the centre have no one to blame for their state of affairs. In my opinion, we are not backward simply because we are Nigerians, we are largely backward because we are blind to speak up the truth and have refused to see the hand writing on the wall. Nigeria as a country is a land of unlimited opportunities, endowed with vast natural resources and other good tidings. We are richly blessed to bless others and to stop all this unemployment saga, killing, poverty, etc I consider it, therefore a paradox that multitude in this same blessed nation still live below the poverty line, die on daily basis, still unemployed, still mismanage the resources of this country, atc We live in a land of unlimited opportunities, yet we ar too blind to see them. I believe it is high time we came out of our deplorable state, and positively changed our identity by first changing our lot as individuals through effecting this CHANGE we have been yearning for so long by next month. We cant afford to make any mistake. This is the time to take the bull by the horn. It is a developed people that result in a developed nation. That is, getting to know what to do, going ahead to do it, and thereby moving ahead. It is time to take our destinies in our hands, and make the most of them. YOU WILL AGREE WITH ME THAT THERE CANNOT BE A MOVE WITHOUT A MOVER. LETS MOVE TOGETHER TO EFFECT THAT CHANGE BY VOTING WISELY.
Posted on: Wed, 07 Jan 2015 07:08:03 +0000
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