THE CALL Part 4 by Banji Joel

#THE_CALL Part 4. #MY_MIND ........ Selfishness, greed, cowardice and self-centeredness has led many to corrupt practices and these corrupt practices have led Nigeria to where it is today but Buhari's Administration has immersed us more in the mess by disappointing because we had high expectations in him in 2015. However, he has made us understand what it means to start a system on propaganda and building the system on propaganda and maintaining the system will be via propaganda too. Buhari's incapability is leaching the country to her deepest depths and the support of those who have been enjoying the incapcity of the incapacitated Government has made the country one that is resistance to REVOLUTION. Do we have youths with the strong will to experience a great turnaround in the country? Do we have visionary youths? Do we have Youths who are angry at poverty? Do we have Youths who are tired of living an unfulfilled destiny? Do we have youths who have the intention to take back their lost and forgotten destination? Do we have YOUTHS who are hungry, willing to work with the resistance to illegal practices? WHAT A FAILED SYSYEM!!! WHAT A FAILED RULER!!! WHAT A FAILED DEMOCRACY!!! WHAT A FAILED NATION!!! I CALL ON THE YOUTHS TO COME OUT MASSIVELY WHEN NEEDED TO RECLAIM THE LOST MANDATE AND RESTORE BACK THE LIGHT IN THE COUNTRY. I am Olabanji Joel - A Nurse - A Socialist and - A writer.

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