The Leadership, Mutuality Question: The Case Of Nigeria.

It's frequently bewildered me, as I always try to fathom out what really went wrong with our hard earned and cherished etiquette in the traditional African Society.

Prior to the emergence of the two major religions, Islam and Christianity, our forefathers who we called "pagans or infidels" lived peacefully.

Then it's a highly and morally sound society featured by spirit of "Communalism", respect for one another, less criminal activities and full of justice for all irrespective of one's background.

Then, our fathers were less educated, yet they lived healthily, less corruption, respect for the constituted authority (traditional institution) was in high esteem.

They nurtured, nursed and respected the spirit of comadiarie , it's a society that we'll wished to lived in.

Alas, the emergence of Islam and Christianity, instead of improving on the already established bond of cordial relationship by the traditional society to strengthen our relationship, we are far kept from a distance.

Hatred, disregard, disrespect for the constituted authority, mutual suspicion and hypocricy have become the order of the day.

Hardly a day passes by without reported case of ethno religious violence or political Armageddon as well as imbroglio.

This has been further compounded by the activities of some disgruntled politicians who have sworn by the Holy Writ to disrupt the peace and mutual coexistence we had hitherto enjoyed in the past.

They usually use religion or ethnicity as their weapon to put us apart and instil hatred in our hearts.

At this juncture, we must realise that non of the religion preaches or condones hatred but instead promotes love for one another.

Equally, we must try as much as possible to separate politics from religion and show one another true love.

In the same vein, our boldness to caution leaders whenever they go wrong will help greatly in improving and promoting good governance.

This is because, "an educated mind that is overshadowed by emotion to the extent that fails to separates truth from ego is a liability to the society and mankind."

Importantly too, both National and State Houses of Assemblies should enact laws that empower the traditional rulers as this will go a long way at ensuring peace in the society.

As we draw closer to the 2019 General Elections, Nigerians must respect opinions of one another and pray for a peaceful conduct of the exercise.

mods move this to fb it's very interesting.

lalasticlala please move this to the front page for the sake of this coming election,thank you.

Anybody not voting atiku issa bastard.Nobody denied Osinbajo use of helicopters in the presidential fleet rather it is Osinbajo that decided to patronize a private helicopter shuttling firm for the sole purpose of looting monies in disguise of promoting his vote buying scheme.
Osinbajo will not relent though despite the near death experience he had in Kogi rather he has ordered for another chopper so as to continue his scam.Trademoni scam is meant to enrich Osinbajo as well as to buy votes for the APC.
A disapportionable amount has been earmarked for Osinbajo's market rallies across the nation to that actually being disbursed to the traders.
Osinbajo's junketting from one market to another comes at a huge financial cost. The cost of chattering helicopters for this travesty is where Osinbajo is making a killing. It is rumoured that Caverton is being paid 80 million naira daily in ferrying the midget around.

mods I said it, this kind of write up can never hit front page.

We may not support same candidate but this FOOLhari shouldn't be an option for any sane Nigerian to vote.....
Another four long years of lies, of hunger, of bokoharam killings, of Fulani herdsmen killings, of a presidents lawlessness, of neotism and all manner of injustices by a sitting president is a no NO.......
Think about our future.
Nigerians vote wisely