NG PROBLEM - GREEDINESS OF THE RULING ELITE

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By Jimoh Abdulquadir Iyanda  

The problem of Nigerian State and the lack of good governance which has adversely bring retrogressive to the land caused by the ruling elite of this country. 

In everyday of our lives, we build many criminal as a result of negligence from the ruling elite to checkmate and bring balances to the government and among minority and the majority groups of our dear country, the endemic nature of corruption among the ruling elite has promoted criminality to the unbearable state in Nigeria heighten and strengthen all forms of kidnapping, banditry, robbery, terrorism, cultism, cyber crime and online racketeering. 

Furthermore, our problem is that, instead of taking drastic steps as an ordinary Nigerian during electioneering processes by coming together and rally our support for a common man who are ready to bring expected change, we are easily lured and we cast our votes for greedy, kleptocratic, callous, and heartless individuals who are there to dine and wine on the detriment of ordinary populace. Who is to be blamed? We are to be blame for our lack of vision, focus, understanding and commitment to judge and rally our support for a common man. 

Moreover, it's high time for Nigerians to change our mindsets and orientation, if Nigeria is going to be better, it's going to start mostly from ordinary Nigerian at the grassroots, we need to change our mindsets and greedy for immediate gratifications during electioneering processes.

Nigerians must be determined to write another beautiful name for our dear country by way of eschewing all forms of immediate political gratifications and benefits during election. That's the only weapon we can use to build a country that will really work for all where peace, unity and progress will be our watch words. 

Nigerians have been divided by way of politics through the greediness of some crop of politicians using Propaganda, Media house and political footsoldier serving as their instruments of destruction. We need to get it right once and for all. We need to resist division from this so called perpetrators of evil by all cost, it is our rights to remain as brothers and sisters in an indivisible country called Nigeria either Muslims or Christians. No religion preaches evil, we need to shun all ethnicity cajole to divide us, we have to learn from the past and remain united as brothers and sisters of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. 

God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria.

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