WHICH WAY FORWARD????
I can hardly find a better way to describe the current situation facing our nation today.We have lost innocent lives and no one is ready to fight for them.We keep on blaming our leaders while we are the achitect of our own problems.lf we the people can't sit down and think of positive ways to change our nation without the help of our leaders then the change we all seek for won't be guarantee or materialise.Peace and justice can be achieve if all of us work together for the betterment of our beloved country.How many of us have protested against boko haram?no one will stand up and fight for this ugly act but we can all go and protest when the issue of fuel subsidy came to play.My dear people of this great nation,this is the time for us to make peace among ourselves.People all over the wall are watching.
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Permalink Reply by Chekwubeonuigbo on -
I agreed wt charles on the issue of boko haram.we can't protest or fight them because they are among us.we may decide to protest or fight them, they bomb us bc we don't know them in person.They may even follow in the protest to make the bombing easy.The leaders knows them better and if they wish to stop them they can.
Charles Ugochukwu Okere said:Irondi, you sound rather selfish. If Nigeria should be corruption-free, then something more than the ordinary needs to be done. It could start with your family if anyone there has soiled his fingers with public funds.
ukonwa irondi said:Yes I support your suggestion of the Rawlings's system. Lets start with those from your family, then your immediate native home, then your LGA, then your State of origin and we shall expand to mine then to others. Agreed?
Bridget Nzeribe said:first and formost we should implement the Rawling's system,what do you think?that's the best start.
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