Who else deserves the booing and blame, if not the government? The road to our houses are as good as the trunk of a palm. Indequate water supply, irregular power supply, bad health care facilities, unemployment pleague and lots more are no other person’s fault other than our beloved government. Even our unkempt streets, hike in price of food and fuel are without doubt the fault of the government. Let me not forget to also blame the government for our insecurity and lack of money to enjoy.
The current is what we could have prevented but all thanks to the people concerned who did not see any need to shut our borders when the apparent was miles away. It was until it became real, that collision started occurring in a process of controlling it.
Sublimation of funds is what we are prepared to address today. My entirety fails to show my white teeth in adoration of the wagon of evil plying our dear Nigerian roads of progress.
Decadence in a friendly state has anchored our ship. However hard we try to move, stagnancy is an understatement for our condition.
Honourable men and women, cultured and full of colour. It is our identity to live socially and with sufficient tolerance for one another.
AASA PRESS UI 