Today, we live in a country of fantastic contradictions. We have great human and material resources, yet, we are always on the list of countries with the worst poverty index. Our economy is alleged to be growing but the lives of the majority of our citizens do not convey this testimony; we have more places of worship per square meter than most nations on this earth, yet, corruption and violence threaten our very survival; we have some of the best agricultural lands in the world but we import food. We are the sixth largest producer of crude oil, but we import fuel; we have lived together as a nation for a hundred years, yet, daily, you hear stories of threats of our impending breaking up. One can go on and on because the list is endless. …the legislature has become increasingly concerned about the over-celebration of input-oriented budget that does not incorporate feedback mechanism for output and outcomes. He also called for prompt action to redress the error.” But where is the legislative solution to these ills of society? Is it not NASS job to provide it?
Posted on: Wed, 03 Jul 2013 10:00:09 +0000
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