One Day, Two Goals!

Nigeria has come a long way in democratic governance. Sadly, we have little to show for the expensive system. One of the reasons for this shortfall isn't farfetched. We are largely uninformed about our roles, rights, and responsibilities as a people concerning the government and the political office holders. The politicians also bank on people's gullibility to rob them of treasures of generational worth. No small thanks to COVID-19 that introduced Palliative as a nomenclature for community support programs. Here we are 3 years after still padding lives with palliatives that don't last some families a day! What if we unanimously demand for sustainable infrastructures, industries, security, education, a standard healthcare system, and a conducive ecosystem for growth and development? I'm sure that we'd land in the Nigeria of our dreams in the shortest possible time. Japa syndrome that is rifting Nigeria of human capital will disappear.

Summarily, to get Nigeria working is a task that beckons all of us to responsibility. Let us demand for accountability, transparency, dedication, diligence, and efficiency from our leaders while we play responsible followership roles. Until then, we may be feet backward to development that sustains a people and generation. Fostering these tasks,

I engage a community of people in Ibadan North LG today to enlighten them on the ideals of representative government and their roles as people. Thereafter, I joined my colleagues in the Civil Society Sector on an Advocacy Visit to the office of the SA to the Governor of Oyo State on Political Matters. We had a fruitful discussion and hopefully, a Nigeria of our dreams would spring from the exercise.

I'm Adebukola Margaret. I believe in the Nigeria Project that cares for all.

Play your part in the development project.

I love you 😘