I'm interested in Nigeria developing
greatly. I wish for a time when our
nation will leave the title of a mere
developing country. I wish for a time
when our green passport will not be an
invitation to undeserved suspicion and
embarrassment at foreign airports. For
a time when economic growth will
truly reflect in the lives of the common
people. I wish for a time when we can
be proud to be Nigerians.
On the other hand, I, like you love the
comfort of continuity, the security of
the familiar and tranquility of
repetition.
But truth be told, there is something
terribly wrong with this country.
Corruption is destroying our economy
and so is insecurity, unemployment
and lack of power supply,
infrastructural neglect, to name a few.
The economic gains remain in the
pocket of the few at the top, while you
and I scramble for what is left. Some
of us point fingers and accuse the
government of not doing enough. But if
we are looking for the guilty, we need
only look into a mirror.
Four years ago, we voted for good luck
and not PDP, we were carried away
with the facade of innocence and fresh
alternative this government enticed us
with. We hoped and waited. Now it is
obvious that Goodluck Jonathan
cannot do better for us than he is doing
now, despite the myriad of propaganda
we are recently flooded with.
Now five days from today, we have
another opportunity to correct this
damning error of PDP.
But if you've seen nothing, If the
crimes of this present government
remains unknown to you, I suggest
you allow the 28th of March, to pass
unnoticed. But if you see what i see, if
you feel as I feel, and if you seek as I
seek, then I ask you to join the real
transformation, at your polling station
with your PVC, to vote GMB/PYO, and
together we shall mark a new
beginning for our great country.