₦airaland Forum

You should find Pacesetter books at CMS, I got a couple of the 'JUMP' series there sometimes ago (not quite a year )

Are you an author or a publisher? (JK.) Sometimes, the same question as yours keep pondering my heart especially when i see good mentality giving way to Frivolities and Nonsensical and devilish communication that is being inculpated into our 'Supposed Leaders of Tomorrow'.

I had been interested in Literature and knowing things that goes beyond my age ever since the days i learnt to read and write, Though people would chastise me for burying my head into books of African Writers' Series ( AWS), thinking that they are too advanced for my age but then, those books though professionally grammaticized, they created imaginary vividness in me and embedded wisdom into my Head,

Most times when i listen to the nonsense ranted by our musicians too, i just can't help feeling like destroying any of their CDs that come my way (Who is responsible for what we do to Children? Is it the internet or the Stars on television?) The latter is mostly responsible for the melancholies erupted by us (youths of today) and it is mostly because they (the so-called stars) grew up with a sick mentality,

When editing and uploading stuffs on Wikipedia and/or reading on the internet, my mates would laugh at me and tell me what good it will do if i could apply those knowledge to make Magas have a clean shower ( rip them off their belongings) but i just wonder, What does the future hold for this Country when the supposed leaders of tomorrow do not know that they do not know what they do not know? Isn't it saddening? It is just elongating the time to start a 'Best Nigeria' let alone of a 'Best, '

Whose fault is it anyway? It is the Govt's fault because they are not interested in the future and so they watch while 'SPECIAL CENTRES' take it momentous rise and so people are not interested in 'Reading' let alone of making it a 'Culture',

I may be just 19, but i know well enough that Nigeria is still far away from being a 'Great Nation' if we can't be made to be interested only in 'Good Knowledge' through the writing of our elders. I am still lobbying to read more of Ernest Hemingway, Robert Ludlum, Michael Crichton, Chinua Achebe, Cyprian Ekwensi, Buchi Emecheta, e.t.c Can you imagine what the future of our country will be if only we could be brought up with books from people like these instead of learning how to make 'Maga Pay' and 'Shayo' ?

May God save Nigeria.
Good People. Good Nation.