BENT
The quicksand of excuses is what impede our forward motion. We put the rock of unlimited blames on our dearest fathers who are there minding their own businesses of running a political office without loss . Our thriller is always better than the movie itself; they give us barrels of orange colour lies at campaigns and deliver blackcurrant to us.
A joke is almost synonymous with what we call a way out of insecurity. Is it not laughable when mechanical, human and monetary resources are in great enmity with the security unit of the nation. We really need help!
“Character in the long run, is the decisive factor in the life of an individual and of the nations alike”
– Theodore Roosevelt
Character erects a fence between a good leader and a bad one. It is part of what makes us different, the one from the other. It describes the owner.
“Laws and principles are not for the times when there is no temptation: they are for such moments as this, when body and soul rise in mutiny against their rigour…If at my convenience I might break them, what would be their worth?”
– Cha-lotteBronte, Jane Eyre
The city whose walls are broken down will definitely become an easy prey to diverse attacks from it’s enemies.
We have wailed and still wailing in our land of birth. We have searched and still searching for hope in our land.
Truth is deserted, helpless and has gotten an apartment on the top of the list of threatened species. It is just as good as an archaic culture that neither ethnography nor ethnoarchaeology can rescue. Almost everyone exalts lies above truth; nobody wants the truth in black and white but coloured and spiced and sharing the same outfit with falsehood.
Culture is dynamic, fine! But I believe its dynamism should be positive, meaning it should become better day after day. Acculturation should not even take a particular culture a metre backwards, rather progress should be its goal.
Whenever a situation is beyond crying about, laughter is what is needed and probably shaking of head either in disapproval or disappointment. A sigh of relief or some water will also do, refreshing the mind.
When bewilderment bullies the bosses, what shall the followers do but to dance to the beats of disarray?
Confusion besets the bosses like dysentery. Hmmm, the matter seems never to befriend a way out since what matters does not matter to them. Unrequested death and abductions matter less than the fight for the next elections. Lawlessness and terrorism are no issues to deal with seriously as politics weighs better.
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.
AASA PRESS UI 