WHAT WE NEED AS A NATION
The task of nation building is such a crucia one.Involving the young and old,male and female,the mandate is the brainchild of all positive minded citizens.To get this fully done,let us try to embible the culture of tolerance,unity and selflessness!Why we say the call is as urgent is because of our present political experience and the challenges.We cannot afford to condone bombing,looting,and maladministration as the way to building on the foundaton of our heroes past.Nigeria is our country and as the song writer would say there is no place like home,learn to start think of the positve thing you can do for your country,the task of Nation building is the responsibity of every one!a%$$~*^j
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Permalink Reply by Eze, Uche Eze on
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It is easier said than done. If any of us who are campaingning 4 change of attitude happns 2 get 2 any of doz political offices, only heavn wil tell what we will do. All of us in nigeria are corrupt in one way or d otha, we only require opportunity 2 prove what we are.
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Permalink Reply by Ibechi Elijah on
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you right bros by saying the entire system is messed,but that would not stop us from calling a spade a spade!The ball for change in Nigeria can only be set by a Nigerian and kicked by the same!When there is ill in the land we talk about it,when there is praise in the land we roll out drums!Be open to welcome the wind of change which ever way it blows!Have a great time!
Eze, Uche Eze said:It is easier said than done. If any of us who are campaingning 4 change of attitude happns 2 get 2 any of doz political offices, only heavn wil tell what we will do. All of us in nigeria are corrupt in one way or d otha, we only require opportunity 2 prove what we are.
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Permalink Reply by Mavos on
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We need revolution in the present system if things gonna be right. Power lies with the people esp the youths. How many of us can mobilize a protest like the egyptains,tunisians or libyans,march to eagle square or Abuja airport,paralyze all activities there, and make a simple demand? Like convening SNC, like ensuring that an awarded or abandoned project be done within a given time. Except restructuring is done,like recognizing each ethnic group that make up Nigeria, and more power given to them,nigeria can never be united to fight for what's right and just. The reason I advocate for many states creation along tribal lines. E.g Esan state from present Edo,Urohbo state fro Delta,etc. The local language should be used in the state assembly. It wil then become very interesting to see how esan people wil be happy to watch an esan man embezzle the money meant to build a road or airport for them in esan land. These are the issues wil are talking about, they are the basic things to be done for all other things to follow suit. In the last election, some non-performing Governors were using tribal or zonal sentiment to deceive their people for votes. We discovered that in places like Imo state, this sentiment didn't work bcos the imolites saw themselves as all ibos, speak the same lang, share same culture. So for them,why should they vote for a bad Governor simply bcos he's from Owerri,or has promise power shift to Okigwe zone, and so u should not vote for a better candidiate from Orlu zone. What's the difference btw ibo man from owerri and one from orlu or okigwe? What benefit is there voting for a bad Governor simply bcos he's from my zone. Thank God the people of Imo rose above this sentiment and unitedly fought as one imolite they are. But such unity will be hard to achieve in Kogi or Delta state for example. Bcos in these states we have at least 3 different tribes making up a state. So it is good that these tribes should have their own states where they speak same lang, same culture. E.g Anioma state from the pesent Delta. Bcos a typical Anioma person will never see himself as the same with an Urohbo or Itsekiri man,and vice versa,even when they are all from the same state. So unity becomes easier for imolites than for deltans.
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