Wednesday, 4 May 2016

Nigerian Progress is Beyond The Rhetorics of APC and PDP!



The progress of Nigeria does not require the rhetoric of APC nor PDP, it does not require a strong President as PMB is being portrayed nor a weakling as GEJ was being portrayed. Even if Nigerians like, let them vote Obama or Cameron as their president or Prime Minister, the problem will still persist. The society cannot give what it does not have!

If you bring Obama to govern Nigeria, he would be worse than GEJ! The society shapes our behaviour and the Nigerian environment, the structure of polity and nature of its governance cannot bring forth better governance until something drastically is done to restructure it!

The best of the Nigerian history, when she made strides in the committee of nations, was during the time of regionalism. The first TV station in Africa, even before Belgium, was built in Ibadan. The first high rising house in Africa, the cocoa house was built. The first indigenous university, University of Nsukka was built. The pyramid of groundnut was in existence in the north. Every region was performing optimally till the military struck. 

Since then, the fear of disintegration has led us to disintegrate economically which is gradually steering to a ‘failed state.’ Many unviable states that cannot even pay salaries have been created so as to weaken the state and thus strengthening the central government.

Nigeria since then has not taken her place as ‘the giant of Africa!’

The optimal performance that is being recorded in Ethiopia today was because of their restructured system. Since the secession of Eretria and the plan of further secession of other ethnic nationalities, Ethiopia re-wrote their constitution which our own Ben Nwabueze was the pivot. They even included secession clause in their constitution as Awo advocated before; but up till now, no one has seceded.

Why? Because, every ethnic nationality respects another knowing fully well that any of them could activate the secession clause!

In Nigeria, is it so?

Ndeewonu!


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