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GOVERNORS SO HEARTLESS,


Why hoard the palliatives?





Nigeria's bad and clueles leadership over the years stemmed from all the arms of government in this country.


From the  executive (executhieves),  legislators ( legislooters) and judiciary (judishary), the snail pace of development, bad governance and purposeful misleading of the nation's population is a roundtable divide and take leadership structure where these goons at the aim of affairs have intentionally subjected Nigerians to endless poverty and worst of anything short of good  governance.


The recent developments, where state governors hard heartedly hoard perishable palliatives meant for the extremely poor citizens is a clear indication to how wicked our self elected and selected myopic leaders can be.


In the midst of trillions loaded in their respective foreign account, our Pharaostic leaders saw the COVID-19 pandemic an opportunity to make more gains at the detriment of the poor by hoarding perishable items perhaps for the 2023 elections where they won't spent a dime from the stolen money they have in their ever growing account.


It is crystal clear that these idiots who go about in a convey worth nothing less than 200,000 - 300,000 million naira are bent on burying us after killing what was remaining of us.


My state governor his recent speech talk of training the youths on entreprenueship skills, oil and gas and what have you.


His poor script to me meet the need for questions to be asked as we raise our eyebrows  in surprise of such erroneous speech from the same person that promise 18 industries and bragged about how well prepared he was to make the  state an industrial haven.


That aside, looking at the state at the moment, how thirsty the large population of youths who feel that politics is the only surviving enterprise ready to absorb  them with no industry to engage the teaming population,  one will agree with me that the promises of the state government was deceit wrapped in order to down play on the emotions of the people of the state just to take power.


The  EndSARS protest has exposed to greater heights how clueless our leaders can be and how the see the intelligent but hunger ridden population of the country.


To this end, it is pertinent for us the youth to start pointing accusing fingers at leaders who  are directly responsible to us.


If governors can hoard perishable palliatives, it shows that we are in a big mess going forward with these guys at the aim of affairs.


2023 is around the corner and they are warming up to regain power at all cost just  to continue with this oppression and injustice.


In a very lenient and submissive  manner, I  will advise that the youths come up with a political party and get ready to take the country by storm if we are to navigate away from this muddy waters of injustice, oppression and clueless leadership.


It is never a crime to born in Nigeria


#EndBadGovernance.


I rest my case. 


✍️ Patrick Ekong

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