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You have a point dear writer.

While speaking with one of our intelligence officers on this matter you raised, he told me something, he said at every point in time a Nigerian always has a choice to do what is right or wrong, the challenge mostly is that what is wrong is the shortest way out, and most people want it sharp sharp.

But you see, I agree with him 100%, you cannot do wrong bkos government is not really playing their part, I know a friend who left his house and went to do car wash boy, just to have what to eat, some washed plates in canteens and restaurant just to get a meal to eat, some did labourer work just to feed. During these times some of these people met those who helped them, some developed themselves during those times.

More importantly, when anyone is struggling check two things:

1. Value - do they have something to exchange that can be paid for? Do they have needed skills that's useful to society, an organization or a person that money can be exchanged for legally?

2. Relationships - this is the most important, do they have someone who can help out or can they find ways to build that relationship? Bkos whatever money can buy relationship can and even go beyond what money can buy.

When this two is worked on diligently, seeking to crime won't be an option.