The action of the southwest governors is highly laudable. Despite differences in political parties and ideologies, they could still put all theses differences aside and unitedly come up with a solution to the security challenge in their area. This show how the Yorubas despise destruction and their love for peace and serenity. This action beams a light of hope in the midst of the uncertainties and insecurity in the country.
The noise and continuous attack of the Yorubas is not a new trend. This is because whenever the Yorubas takes an enviable and pacesetting stride 'some people' will start protesting and shouting, instead for them to observe their needs and make vital use of their brain by proffering solutions to their environmental challenges, they will be articulating emotional critique.
The arguments against 'Operation Amotekun' are similar to the critiques against Awolowo's free education program, but at the end the initiative stayed and it was a blessing to so many people.
Instead of hating the Yorubas, other tribes in Nigerians should model their leadership and initiatives.
NO NIGERIAN CAN DENY THE FACT THAT THE YOURUBAS ARE INTELLIGENT. Although, this is not my point but it is irrationality to think that these governors should abandon their people and risk their own lives in a state were even the prominent personalities are not even safe.
Whoever think Operation Amotekun is a constitutional misfit should go ahead to court. This is Democracy!
Monday, January 20, 2020
Tuesday, April 9, 2019
That stranger I can never forget. (The story)
It was one Christ embassy pastor and his wife Pastor Adewusi I guess that's his name (that's all I know about him).
We were on our way from Shiloh 2016 at Canaanland, Sango-ota. When the left front tyre of our car jumped off. We were stranded along Abeokuta Ibadan expressway. We were tired and lonely on the road when this man just parked and helped us out. It was like an angelic intervention, his was not merely physical but emotional also. I could remember how I had to sit at the front seat of his car and even offered me water. He help us from that lonely expressway to Aleshinloye market in Ibadan. I have never experienced such kind gesture in my life. What captured my heart most was that he didn't even wait for our thank you before zoomed off. Although, his wife had got my phone number earlier she called few weeks later just to check on me. The only thing that still pains me till today is that I lost my phone then and I couldn't recover her phone number.
Kindhearted Nigerians still exists!
We were on our way from Shiloh 2016 at Canaanland, Sango-ota. When the left front tyre of our car jumped off. We were stranded along Abeokuta Ibadan expressway. We were tired and lonely on the road when this man just parked and helped us out. It was like an angelic intervention, his was not merely physical but emotional also. I could remember how I had to sit at the front seat of his car and even offered me water. He help us from that lonely expressway to Aleshinloye market in Ibadan. I have never experienced such kind gesture in my life. What captured my heart most was that he didn't even wait for our thank you before zoomed off. Although, his wife had got my phone number earlier she called few weeks later just to check on me. The only thing that still pains me till today is that I lost my phone then and I couldn't recover her phone number.
Kindhearted Nigerians still exists!
Friday, March 1, 2019
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