Without
any regret or remorse, some Nigerians say that Nigeria has
nothing to offer her citizens. This is obviously because a huge
percentage of her population have nothing to offer her. Its simply
garbage in, garbage out. Can you mention one significant input have
contributed to the transformation of Nigeria's economy? just one! Now I
see the reason why every country/nation is usually affiliated with the
feminine gender (her, she).
Every espoused woman needs to be told how wonderful she is, she needs
protection, she needs to be provided for, she needs prayers, she needs
love and care, she needs a man she can trust with her life and all that
she has, she needs respect from her man. Love covers all these. Its
saddening that most Nigerians are playboys to their own country, being
corrupt in little and grievous ways, expecting her to be submissive to
them meanwhile they've made her heart bitter and the only way she can
react is what has resulted to what we are facing today as a nation.
Let's start with the civil/public servants. Do you always put down the
correct time you get to work when signing the attendance register?, do
you manipulate figures when awarding a contract?, do you see a golden
privilege to serve at any capacity as a duty or an opportunity to
cunningly get your own share of the national cake? Do you give or take
bribe, with the mindset that bribe makes things faster and easier in
this part of the world? Do you indulge in examination malpractice or
bribe lecturers, thinking that's a shortcut to academic excellence?.
Refrain from such acts and urge others to refrain as well, that is the
way forward.
When I was a school boy, we used to recite the national pledge during assembly, and whenever it gets to that part that says “to serve Nigeria with all my strength" I usually hear some of the pupils say “to serve Nigeria is not by force" and if one peradventure asks them why they're misquoting the national pledge, they would ask rudely “what has Nigeria done for me?, is Nigeria paying my fees?", and the next thing that may follow if one tries to correct that impression, could be abuses. Ask not what Nigeria can do for you but what you can do for Nigeria. Remember Nigeria is a lady and you are her man. She has lots of love to offer, but the bitterness in her heart, as a result of the heartbreak she has suffered from most Nigerians is seriously constraining her affection. so #showNigeriaSomeLove and she'll be friendly to you.
When I was a school boy, we used to recite the national pledge during assembly, and whenever it gets to that part that says “to serve Nigeria with all my strength" I usually hear some of the pupils say “to serve Nigeria is not by force" and if one peradventure asks them why they're misquoting the national pledge, they would ask rudely “what has Nigeria done for me?, is Nigeria paying my fees?", and the next thing that may follow if one tries to correct that impression, could be abuses. Ask not what Nigeria can do for you but what you can do for Nigeria. Remember Nigeria is a lady and you are her man. She has lots of love to offer, but the bitterness in her heart, as a result of the heartbreak she has suffered from most Nigerians is seriously constraining her affection. so #showNigeriaSomeLove and she'll be friendly to you.
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