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Do you know that with just state police, the problem of insècurity will be reduced by half in so many states in Nīgeria and will be reduced to almost null in some?
Are you aware that with resource control, Nīgeria is likely to emerge as one of the richest countries on earth?
I mean it will be one of the countries where its citizens would no longer find Yāhoo Yªhoo, prøstitution, or political or religious merchandise interesting because there will be massive employment opportunities.
Crimes like kīdnăpping and r0bbery will be reduced to almost null.
Do you also know that any day the current map of Nīgeria is thrown away and redrawn according to how people belong together in history, culture, religion, and/or mentality as regions or states with the right to control their resources and protect themselves, that Nigeria is likely to be among the best places to live in on earth?
Do you know any day that is done that the Japa Syndrome will disappear? Do you know that with resource control in place, the social security system will make sure that no one will be hungry in any part of Nigeria?
The funny thing is that we know all this, but yet we gather from time to time in our various religious houses to accuse innocent spirits for the economic predicaments we caused for ourselves by allowing an inimical political structure and union that destroys us and projects us and our land as cursed.
The saddest aspect is that you will hardly see our current religious leaders talk about the real issues holding everyone down.
How many content creators or bloggers are talking about this? How many of us are following the few talking about them?
This is not just true about Nigeria. The same reasons are holding many African countries down.
Most of the things making many African states poor, insecure, and hungry are issues a simple political restructuring or rearrangement would have solved.
Who does not know that the major cause of the backwardness in Africa today is the current map of Africa that separated brothers and sisters and forced incompatibles together?
Until this problem is resolved, the “Black man” will continue to run in all directions but in no direction.
And when it becomes obvious that it is only division, separation, or balkanisation that can give a lasting solution to our problems, why not give it a chance? Why insist on remaining in a union that gives us nothing but pain, misery, and backwardness?
The “Black man” is not poor or cursed. He simply lacks the courage to address or solve his problems from their roots.
