Oh we are not matured enough to use Diaspora votes but we are called "Giant of Africa"!

However, small country like kenya is matured enough to it, even used it in her just concluded election.
Now, you see how corruption has exposed our dirty linen to the world.
To some logical minds, it's a calculated political permutation, to give certain region some edge against others, therefore, Diaspora votes should not be allowed.

You see this country, it needs to be re-colonized because it's like we have learned nothing in the post colonial era.

Today marks our 62nd independence anniversary of the post colonial era.
It's a time of reflecting and accounting for the political, aesthetic, economic, historical and social impacts of our collective lives as Nigerians, after the reigned of the British colonial rules that stretched from the 18th century through to 20th century.

It's a time when we must give ourselves honest assessment on how we have adequately and judiciously harnessed our resources in all sectors of the economy, comparatively to other countries who perhaps were not meeting up in the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s.

In vice versa, it's a time when we as Nigerians and our leaders in affairs of governance, will also pause and perhaps, ask some critical and germane questions:
1.How come the Chinese economy that was not meeting up in the 80s has far superseded ours in all angle of macroeconomics so much that we now borrow money from them?

2.How come that we left our agricultural generating revenues in a parlous state so much that Malaysia who took our psalm seedlings in the 60s, has carve an inche for itself so much that palm oil production in Malaysia has become the vital source of revenue to the Malaysian economy which made her to become the second largest palm oil producer after Indonesia?

3.How come that Nigeria inherited poverty capital from India in this very administration and has remained glued to that status quo till date, marks the 62nd independence anniversary?

And lot more pertinent questions that directly and indirectly affect our existence as humans living in the geographical entity of Nigeria.

Nigeria@her 62nd independence anniversary is like a 62 year old man that has been endowed with so much resources to build wealth only for him to be so wasteful with the abundance of such resources given to him, like the biblical prodigal son.

It's time to Pause, Reflect and Account for our independence era and anniversaries so far!

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