Friday 12 December 2014

DEAR YOUTHS



        The increasing situation of cases plaguing our country may have continually dimmed the ray of hope that has begun to grow in our hearts. Children like  us were kidnapped from school and we have not been able to find them in more than a week, the bomb blasts at Nyanya and other areas at the north east, institutionalized corruption in high places ( #cabals) etc. Are part of the growing matters arising. I will not blame you, if you do not even have hope again.
                But your knowledge of the above comes with a responsibility that goes beyond talk. We all know that there are problems plaguing our nation; denial will  be just self deception.  However, I am hopeful for the greatness that lies in you. Yes you! ...The youths of this nation! Sadly, many of us no longer even believe that we are the leaders of tomorrow; because of the harsh realities that we have come to experience. Nevertheless, Can we decide to form a reality based on values to transform the current nature of the country? Yes we can.
                The corruption that has obviously become a culture of the majority, based on our own democratic system started small and spread like a wild fire; so also can we start a revolution of character and virtue to transform this nation into a spectacular place to be in. I beg us not to learn the wrong from our fathers and choose not to follow their steps. If we continue to cry that our fathers have failed us, we should not allow our children cry same...you can start the change by becoming the change.
                In addition, I write this with severe pity and concern for the female children who could have been my sisters that have been kidnapped and pray that God grant them succour in the face of the present challenges. The present situation moves me to concern and not just mere complain. The fathers claim that we have not been responsible enough ...let us rise up and build a Nigeria that we will be proud we are part of.
                Get your hands stained in the mixing of the mortar that makes the new Nigeria, let your voices be heard on the streets as you mobilize like minds. Encourage those that have lost hope by your  patriotic acts and speech...things are getting worst...and might deteriorate further if we fold our hands, but let us join our hands together to make things work.
                Moreover, some of us complain about the fact that the system inhibits our growth to getting a platform of reasonable influence but some have risen through the same sphere to create an influencing atmosphere. Explore the adaptive gene that is embedded in the DNA of every Nigerian and carve a niche of excellence for yourselves.

                In conclusion, I ask that you be the  Nigeria you want to see, strive to excellent in anything you do and continually make your input in  the struggle to make Nigeria a better place. We must breathe fresh air, we must have shoes, we must go to schools....yes we can, if we do not loose up and stop efforts. With support for each other, for this order (Nigerian Greatness)... together we can make Nigeria brighter.

                                                                                                            Yours Sincerly,
                                                                                                             Phlegvinyl

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