THE HARBINGER

 They say "A man who stands for nothing is likely to fall for anything". I therefore dare to ask "Mr President", "What exactly do you stand for"? A child who inherits his father's wealth is most likely to squander it and this is simply because he has little or no clue of how such wealth was gathered. I stand to be corrected that "Mr President" is a good example of a child who inherited his father's wealth. Tracing his history in politics, he has been inheriting virtually every political appointment/ post and this explains why most of the issues in the country have been mis-managed. The rich are getting richer everyday and the poor getting poorer and this is solely down to the government policies which favours a particular sect. Youths are out of school and loitering about the streets and instead of something significant being done, frivolities are being discussed. When would we get a sense of direction and focus in this country? When woul...

We keep on crying for a change in this country but the real question is how many of us are positioned correctly for that change? The average Nigerian just wants to be comfortable without thinking of what becomes of the next person. Lets all take a cue from Jan 1 2012, I was so happy thinking that at last Nigerians can stand up to the government and gain thier deliverance but instead, we only showed our true self. We are like sheeps and the government is more or less the sheperd. They dictate the pace of everything and we only grumble but in the end, we succum to thier dictates. We fail to realise that we installed the government so if this is correct, then why then should they dictate the pace? Nigerians are weak and cowardly. Thats just the truth. Now Asuu is on strike and millions of children are either in thier parents houses or on the streets trying to get themselves busy. Everyone is expecting the government to yield to Asuu's terms and conditions forgetting that those in high...