An average Nigerian parent is a hero,and deserve to be celebrated everyday,Government policies and orders are scary some times sha,you ask the parents to resume work and the children(primary and secondary school pupils) to remain at home,I really dont get it,who will take care of them.When they turn out beast we would start blaming ourselves and looking for faults.Children are adventurous naturally,no matter how u try to shape them in a certain way without proper supervision you can't get tangible results expect the extraordinary once who at all cost shun the vices and temptations that technology and development brings. Assuming we have a reasonable president he would have taken advantage of these situations in the country and role out meaningful reforms on all sectors of the economy and agencies,then shun politics and tribalism for now...The level of hardship that we would see in the coming months would be out of this world...A lot of jobs have been lost to these avoidable crisis we find ourselves in,approximately 100000 direct jobs have been lost to this quagmire of violence and lawlessness we find ourselves and that means another 800000 dependants are back in the streets,couple wit the hungry wolves and angry lions that have lived all their lives thinking about survival everyday.
Brace up!!!Tough times are ahead guys....
Brace up.....
But at the end of the tunnel I see light,its gonna shine bright and bright..We all deserve better,and never forget we are stronger together!!!I just want to encourage every parent out there,IT CAN ONLY GET BETTER AND GOD IS WITH YOU!!!

biggy4joe:

Brace up!!!Tough times are ahead guys....
Brace up.....
But at the end of the tunnel I see light,its gonna shine bright and bright..We all deserve better,and never forget we are stronger together!!!I just want to encourage every parent out there,IT CAN ONLY GET BETTER AND GOD IS WITH YOU!!!

And you too but we pray not to breakdown/give up before the light shines.