Saturday, March 31, 2007

The State of the Nation

This is definitely not a 'The state of the nation' broadcast oh no!
Am so sure there is hardly an adult Nigerian that does not have the slightest idea what is going on, particularly with April approaching.

I remember vividly, was that 1997 .....the year Abacha died,i saw little kids (seven to ten yrs old) jumping and jubilating on the street opposite where i lived.

Am quite sure, we have severally dissected and proffered solutions believing it to be the 'genius stroke'

The intent of this post is actually 'The state of my life'

Do we trully know in essence that one good deed we do can go a long way ...i remember a film i watched once(forgotten the name now but the main character was played out by Joel Osment). He had a home work to do, he had to decide on what to do to affect the whole world - he was barely 12.

The other students came up with different designs and projects. This was what he proffered, he would only help two people, who MUST promise to help two other people and MUST request such people help two other people. Initiating this chain it made the network and came right back at him.

Before i begin to sound dis-jointed, this is my poser, how often do we evaluate ourselves, criticize what we are doing and ask ourselves 'where are my heading' with what i am doing now will i end up at my intended destination.

Its so easy to pick on someone than ourselves, can you publicly (especially in the bus!) afford to say am wrong! - being able to do that shows a true sense of growth and maturity (wise words from an indian friend!)

Before we begin to sincerely cry foul at the polity, lets look inward and crave a TRUE fixing from the true FIXER

Nigeria is trully a great nation, because we have you, but lets enjoy what you have to offer ....... RELEASE IT!


Now lets simply practise what has been preached here!
I stayed off publishing posts fro quite a while, i trully am sorry!
I thot of giving my reasons but then i thot again .....excuses are man-made! (mine)

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