MORO: LET'S STOP TALKING PROBLEMS, LET'S START TAKING ACTIONS

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Our overindulgence in negativity has created a vacuum in the manner through which our mental ability can easily solve our problems.

It is true that "we are products of our environment", the same manner in which we talk about problems in our national affairs is the way we talk about problems in our local and family affairs.

We refuse to give our mental ability the power to work and proffer acceptable solutions to our problems.

It is also true that 90% of us are like this in Africa, what we know best to do is complain about a problem and also talk of our lack of system, instead of finding ways around those roadblocks.

Moro Local Government can still rise, shower high, and also do better in economic, political, and social life. What we need are visionary leaders who are intentional about what to do with our limited resources in Government.

Growth is impossible with zero vibes for Education. It is high time we continue to develop our youths, harnessing their potential, and enlightening them based on facts and acceptable knowledge.

Education is one important component in the advancement of the Local Government, scaling the quality of life of the people and eradicating poverty.

Meanwhile, it is through this process that necessary resources can be garnered for the targeted goals.

Our Local Government has missed a lot of opportunities for human advancements, economic development, political stability, and peaceful co-existence.

And our endowment both in human and natural resources is nagging and retrogressing based on our myopic vision to be utterly subservient to peanuts and flook titles which we all have the potential and capacity to transform to exalted greatness in North Central, Nigeria, and across the black world.

Our Youth is the only hope who has the capacity and abundance of opportunities to redirect this "Rudderless Child" from collapsing in proffering solutions to her dilemma.

Don't forget that, your assignment as a Youth yearning for the progress of Moro and possible change is for us to first make use of our searchlight to identify and correct our "Problem of Identity".

Nonetheless, as per one popular saying: "Our problem is solved 100% when everybody learns to take responsibility".

Take part to take charge 👉.

God Bless you!


Comr. Abdulquadir Iyanda Jimoh,
The Promoter, AME-Ideology Platform.

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