I am thinking I should start by
giving a disclaimer of bore or irrelevance but I shouldn’t, I want you glued
here so let’s just skip all the introduction and start. Being the first on this
platform, I should say what it is about. I rant, and read rants a lot and so
these rants might come more than once in a day. Sometimes I might be in trouble
and not rant, but just know that I am cooking up something good for your
reading pleasure, thinking faculties and action motivation. These drones would
be about just any and everything that applies to everyday youthful living. You might
catch some insights, revelations, advice or even rebuke with some of them. Feel
free to comment on any of them whenever and feel compelled to share them too if
they reveal mysteries to you (lol).
Starting new things could pump so
much excitement in you at the mere thought like your first day at college. It could
also be as scary as the moment where you are to defend your final year thesis
in front of an external panel of experts. It could be interesting and catchy like
the Caitlyn Jenner haze. I definitely would agree if the new experience would
instill much expectation like the APC’s take over of the political system in
Nigeria with so many uncertainties. Whether it is adrenaline pumping, scare,
interest, or the hesitation you feel, it shouldn’t also be kept “unstarted”.
Top in the news today is the inauguration
of Nigeria’s 8th Senate. That is a new thing in the country. It behooves
on us Nigerians now to accept it, frustrate it or enjoy the several shoots from
the various party chiefs.
The usual comparison between most
African countries is with the United States of America. The 8th
Congress of the USA in the early 1800s was a great one. Major deals,
impeachment, election and legislations were made within the period and I really
hope our hopes and expectations would not be dashed by this 8th
senate. As much as they portend to make laws for the peace and good governance
of Nigeria, it is also a time to see coherence and collaboration with the
executive and show the people the taste of what “good governance” is. Nigerians
should not go sleeping though. Let us put on our thinking caps, evaluate every
single move and think of the consequences before commenting or dragging it to
the mud in frustration all in the name of constructive criticisms. Who am I to
give all these advice though? I’m just another Nigerian with a little tinkle of
gleaming hopes for the better future we collectively desire.
Action Point: Read the news,
think, research on new things, dispel your fears and start!!!
You Will Succeed!!!
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