Just like every normal human being in
the world, nations also fall sick. Every nation in the world, at one time or
the other has fallen sick in one area or another either economically, socially,
politically and what have you. But while some countries quickly seek for
diagnosis of their illnesses and after which give room for treatments, some do
not move for diagnosis of their illness and such are not ready for treatments
while the last group get diagnosed but are not ready for
treatment. Nigeria as
a country falls into this last group. Undoubtedly, the whole world knows that
Nigeria is sick and the present situation of her economy substantiates the
truism but the good news is that her illness has been diagnosed. The diagnosis
of her illness doesn’t automatically translate into her readiness for
treatment. Unfortunately she is presently not ready for treatment.
THE DIAGNOSIS
Political and economic experts, after
series of critical and objective observations and concise analysis, have diagnosed
that Nigeria is suffering from bad governance and corruption, which beget
symptoms like dilapidated roads, decayed economy, deteriorated infrastructures,
poorly equipped hospitals, poor standard of living, increasing rate of unemployment
only to mention a few. Corruption abounds greatly in the country and a visibly
concrete example can be drawn from the administration of Chief Olusegun
Obasanjo. During his tenure, a very huge
amount of money was allocated to the power sector just to make sure that power
becomes stable and readily available for everybody (common man) in the country but
at the end, corruption and bad governance pounced on the project and it went
down the drain. So many projects in the country have been pronounced with billions
of naira but at the end the billions are only heard and not seen in action. Our
budget every year has been bastardised with corruption and at the end of the
fiscal year, nothing is shown for the huge money approved for different
projects.
It is not a big deal that the country
is sick, neither is it an issue that she has been diagnosed of her ailment.
Infact, most of the great countries in the world we see and talk about today,
have one time or the other fallen sick but the difference between Nigeria and
these countries is, they do not only diagnosed their illness they also match it up with the required treatment and today
they are better countries. On the other
hand, Nigeria has only diagnosed her illness but there is no sign that we are
ready to give in for treatment. How then do we expect haleness to our country
that is richly endowed with human, minerals and natural resources, a country
that has all the qualities and resources of becoming the greatest in the
history of mankind. We know our problems but we are not showing any interest in
tackling it. Our leaders are so corrupt that just one man can embezzle all the
money meant for a large group of people; a good example is the former Governor
of Delta state. Chief James Onanafe Ibori
THE PROGNOSIS
If only and only if, we can give room
for treatment, I do not have any element of doubt that Nigeria will become a
better and a great country. I do not have any element of doubt that if we give
in for treatment, that Nigeria will be the true giant of Africa again and
assumes her commanding height in the history of the world. I do not have any
element of doubt that if we give in room for treatment that Nigeria will
compete positively with any country of the world in all ramifications. I do not
have any element of doubt that if we give in room for treatment that Nigeria
can take the position of the number one country in the world. Nigeria is blessed,
she’s got all the potentials and everything needed to rule the world but the
only thing she demands at this point in time is just the treatment. In a bid to
achieve the required treatment, a good point of departure greatly lies in the
sanitization of the country from corruption and bad governance that has
infiltrated her system. Treatment of the already diagnosed ailment is the only
requirement for the achievement of unprecedented development in Nigeria.
GOD BLESS NIGERIA!
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