
Nigeria the most populous black nation and a 63year old with high hopes in democracy.
A country experiencing systematical depreciation. A nation known as developing but has since been halted and struggling.
Inflation has been growing on double digits year in year. According to CBN data, February 2022, inflation rate was at 15.70 but 21.91 same month in 2023. Education, Electricity and manufacturing industry to mention are far under performing.
Who’s Fault
The Politicians do blame the past Military Leaders. Military Leaders blame the Politicians. Former Military rulers ruled as Politicians for over 16 years. The citizens often blame the Government.
Biggest Gainers
The Politicians in Nigeria have been having a swell time with bumper salaries and allowances in the midst of poor citizens, however, over half of the population of Nigeria are multidimensionally poor according to National Bureau of Statistics.
Nigeria can Happen to any Nigerian
Sincere sympathy to the sick daughter of the former Senate President.
Sen. Ekweremadu being a typical politician patronised a Nigeria system that only favour the rich, politician and the highly placed. Man know Man could make impossible possible in Nigeria.
Leaving the borders of the Country however could help put Nigerians in order knowing there’s Rule of Law.
As reported by TheGuardian UK, Ekweremadu, his wife, and a doctor (Nigerian) were convicted of organ trafficking, the first verdict of its kind under the Modern Slavery Act in UK. Our impunity has broken a record in UK.
Ekweremadu, his wife, and the Nigerian doctor based in the UK were found guilty of an attempt to harvest organ of a young Nigerian boy who was picked from the street selling phone accessories. The Politician took advantage of the poor boy who is ready to do anything to survive.
The judge, Mr Justice Jeremy Johnson, will pass sentence on 5th of May, 2023.
Big Question?
What was the contribution of the Senior Politician (Ekweremadu) to a better Nigeria when he was actively in Government?
Imagine THEY have contributed to a better institution whose Health System could take care of critical clinical cases effectively..
Nigeria had happened to the Senator Ekweremadu. Who is next?
