good morning dear nairalanders, I do not know if here is the right place to post this. sorry for not posting it in the right section, hope you enjoy this brief charge to our leaders.


so many have been written and said on the topic " to whom much is given, much is expected", and just like my professor would say " after all said and done, more is said than done, this morning I want to write to our leaders.


dear leaders


TO WHOM MUCH IS EXPECTED, MUCH IS GIVEN

You expect alot from your citizens, you say it through the press, on air, on television and even during your outing, you make it so crystal clear, that even the blind can see it, the deaf can hear it, you expect so much from us, yet you have not given us enough. how can you expect us to dig a well without giving us the instruments?
to whom much is expected, much is given



You want the output of secondary school students to be the same with a high school students in US, yet our secondary schools is under equipped, how do you want us to achieve it? are we magicians. Secondary schools where a graduate of chemistry can teach furthrt mathematics, school where a physics student can teach agriculture. schools that lack laboratories, secondary school that waec official collect money to approve the school for WAEC, secondary schools that only the private ones is partially equipped. therefore, to whom much is expected, much is given



You expect a lot from undergraduates, when universities are always on strike for non payment of fees, bad hostel facilities, outdated library books, poor internet access, lecturers that only want us to read to pass. you expect world class graduates, when you focus more on our certificate than what we can. you expect a lot from undergraduates, who just read to pass because they know, there is no job out after graduation. you expect a lot from us when your children are graduating with first class from world best universities outside this country. again
to whom much is expected, much is given



After NYSC, what next? we begin to struggle to survive, after four years of reading. we learn trades, we learn how to drive dangote trucks? we learn how to sell fuels? we learn to teach in a private secondary school that under pay us?, schools that don't recognize minimum wage, yet contracts is given to foreign companies.
to whom much is expected, much is given




there are many more, kindly add more.
ignore typographical errors please.
originally written by
Njoku chukwudi
mrphysics
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