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It seems we focus on the symptoms and forget the main cause of problems we have in Nigeria.

NIGERIA/AFRICAN NATIONS WERE CREATED TO SUPPLY MINERAL RESOURCES TO THE WEST

1. We did not create Nigeria. Nobody among the political players of the day (zik, awo, Tafawa, etc) was around or had a say in the creation or knew the purpose of creating Nigeria. 1914 was simply a British agenda.

2. The institutions we have today were not created for you and me as Nigerians, but to keep us in line to service the main purpose of creating Nigeria. The institutions have been used by colonialists to condition Nigerians and to hold them from revolting.

Today, political studies don't influence the institutions, they simply fit in to the initial model set by colonialists.

3. Wealth is created by applying intelligence on natural resources to produce all the goods in the society. The Nigerian law, which was given by colonialists, denied communities access to their resources for producing anything.

Today, Nigerian scientists and engineers of different ethnic communities don't have access to their resources for creating wealth. instead, govt seizes the resources for foreign companies, and later import them to sell.

4. Other new institutions are now built along the first model for supplying resources and importing finished goods. That's why big universities in Nigeria with bright brains and engineers have to wait on govt money to import all the facilities you complain about, instead of producing them locally.

5. Our fault is not understanding what the post-colonial system imposed on us is doing to us emotionally and physically. Our communities had virtues of hard work and honesty when they needed it to collaborate for local productivity. But now there isn't a need for collaboration in productivity, just monopoly in importation at highly inflated prices.

6. Blaming politicians and confused citizens won't solve the problem, that's the only thing they saw from colonialists that handed over to them, that's what they were born into.

What solves the problem is to objectively study, gradually enlighten Nigerians and rally Nigerians to agree what Nigeria is. All we are seeing here in Nigeria are effects of an incompatible social structure imposed on different people without any form of consent.

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Brutal but has a great element of truth in it. However, this characteristic has a beginning and we can initiate its end.

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What is the socio-economic effect of these strong military outfits in African countries? The subsaharan Africa has lots of mineral and human resources, but don't produce nothing from them.

Instead of training and freeing people to utilize their resources for producing what they need for sustenance and profit, African governments are busy forming military to restrict people's access from their mineral resources.

Afterwards, we will all depend on China and US for survival.

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LEAGUE OF LIFE
This weekend marks the beginning of a new football season: Premier, Bundesliga, League 1. It seems wonderful how we align, as fans, with different clubs in contrast with other rival clubs: Real Madrid fans vs Barcelona fans, Chelsea vs Manchester United. Whenever these clubs contest, tension reeks the air. The more the ball possession and goals from our club, the more hope for victory, the more we associate with our club, and funny enough, the more we ridicule the other club and their fans.

Everyday is a football season in our lives, every hour is a match; you are a new club and God is a fan of your club. You play every day against a negative team that knows ball possession (trial by suffering to lose faith in God) and goal sense (temptation to sin). Sinning is conceding a goal, while losing faith in God is losing ball possession and missing an opportunity to charity is missing a penalty or an open-net-goal.

To win every game, you must defend like Chelsea (determine to stay away from occasions of sin: friends, sites, laziness), possess ball like Barcelona (continuously declare faith in God, despite your challenges) and score goals like Real Madrid (do works of charity, develop yourself and be creative to better the world).

Whenever you are faced with trial or temptation, heaven and hell wait to either cheer or jeer at you respectively. When you overcome, God jumps up, shouting at the top of his voice like an arsenal fan: "This is my beloved son/daughter (Emeka, safarigirl, Mynd44, Repogirl, Lalasticlala, Chinenye, Tunde, HungerBAD, Opeyemi, Ciroma, Aisha) in whom I am well-pleased." He looks at your steadfastness in temptation and faith in trials and brags about you.

To win in a match, you must possess the ball, defend your post and score the goals; so also must you continuously profess your faith as good Christian, good Muslim or the good traditionalist, avoid all occasion of sin, pride and laziness, and finally, help other people to make this world a better place even as an atheist.

God wants to brag about you, he wants to take pride in you; Since he was able to boast to the devil about Job, he also wants to boast about you. You will be HIS reason to brag and like the Abrahamic persuasion, you will be a reason for him to retain faith in the modern world.

May God bless and sustain us all in the new week as we fight to lift our individual trophies at the end of every day.+

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have you blamed GEJ today?

That is The difference between the commissioning and supervision of projects in Nigeria

Amen

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Which means that a Nigerian senator's yearly salary can take care of over 1,600 unemployed youths in this country for a year. God will not help us if we continue to sit down.

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