NIGERIA MUST BE BETTER.

The time has come when the Nigeria people must come out from their comfort zone to seek for their right from the government of this country.

Putting our trust in the hand of the organised labour in the past has proved to be in effective.

The only little way the poor masses are breathing in Nigeria is the subsidy in fuel, therefore any attempt to remove it by the government must be resisted my the people of Nigeria. Rise up the people of Nigeria, think about the hardship created by visionless leadership in this country. Think about the present generation, and the ones yet on born. How would the view our generation for not fighting for the betterment of this country.

Stand up, tight your belt, guard your rapper, lets move to the street and protest for our right, the right of our children born and un born. No Nigerian is more Nigeria than the other’s, we all have one vote, be that as it may, we must take what belongs to us.

The enemies of the Nigeria people are those who has continued to create hardship to it’s people. The economy today is in the state of  comatose, heath facilities are in the state of awkward predicament, millions of youths out of  job.

Oil has been  the mainstay of our economy, yet people do not know how much is produce or soled in a year. 

What this cheaters and rogues declare is what we get; and this has been the beginning and the bases of our problem in Nigeria.

This has been worst than tragedy that we have not added a single value to the product Nigeria  have been producing since 1950s. The issue of corruption is not only about the subsidy, it is about not knowing how much oil we the Nigerian people produce in a year.

People out of job is telling the government, I want to be financially independent, I want to work. The government in Nigeria is best describe this way, If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. 

And if it stops moving, subsidise it.

You must agree with me that in any period of severe unemployment as it is in Nigeria today, was as a result of the government mismanagement rather than by any inherent instability of the private economy. 

The economy depends about as much on economists as the weather does on weather forecasters.

Lets us bring down the walls of boundary that demarcate us and come out as one voice to agitate for our rights.

NIGERIA MUST BE BETTER.