TOEFL Questions to our Legislatives: When it was Chibok abducted girls, nobody climbed the fence, when it was mass killings of innocent Nigerians in Yobe, Borno, Adamawa, Gombe, Plateu, Taraba, Bauchi, Madalla and the two Abuja Bomb blasts, no body thought it wise to climb the fence and sign in for impeachment. Our schools were closed down by long strike action, no body cared to climb the fence. The bring back our girls protesters have been sleeping on the streets for months in hope of getting our Government free those girls from the chains of their captors, no body still climbed the fence or cared to collect impeachment signatures against the president. Our Health care system is in shambles, the justice system on sale to the highest bidder, security of lives and properties non-existent yet, nobody climbed the fence or gathered signatures for impeachment. Nigerians living as Internally Displaced persons (IDP) in almost eight LGAs in Adamawa state, you find them sleeping outside in the cold on the streets of Yola, destitudes in all things, yet, nobody climbed the fence or signed any impeachment signatures. Now, them them fight, them them were locked outside, they fought their way through the fence, they survived small tear gas and moved in to protect their seats and rights. It is always about them after all.... When will it be about the people, when will it be about our missing aged parents and children, when will it be about the common man killed, displaced and denied justice, when will it be about Nigerians????? When will they climb the fence in protest to bring back justice, quality education, and affordable healthcare.... When will they climb the fence because of Nigerians on the streets?? When will they gather signatures to impeach the President because he failed in providing the primary role of Government and not because of selfish power tussle ? When will they break through fence and take the tear gas because of You and I ?! When, When and When?????
Posted on: Thu, 27 Nov 2014 08:26:02 +0000
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