Read God's Word
Every leader must face tribulation, challenges and
pestilence.
Prosecution is the logical occurrence, when a leader
defaults by acts of commission or omission.
A leader’s behavior ought to be a model for his or her
followers.
This is the case when such a leader respects their points of
view.
Indeed, a leader is an embodiment of good behavior.
No individual must from his or her shadow.
Our God expects from us, only what we can offer, not below,
not above.
The Lord wants us to be fruitful and provide a quality
service that comes from doing our very best.
Your little is a lot when you give your all.
Education removes the wool of ignorance from our eyes.
Read Romans 12:1-8
The Disturbing Siutation
Adolf
Hitler labelled the extermination of the Jews in Europe,''the Final
Solution'', while the military dictatorship in Argentina which embarked
on an unprecedented killing of its citizens code named same ''The
Process of National Reorganization''.
The activities of
bandits, insurgents and herdsmen in Nigeria which have claimed thousands
of lives are similar to the above mentioned.
Between 1976 and 1983, millions of citizens lost their lives in Argentina.
Death squads operating under secret circumstances and the
cover of the state, murdered about 11,000 people, which is now described
as ''The Disappeared''.
Two million people
escaped persecution, while hundreds of babies born to ''The
Disappeared'' were either sold, bartered or murdered.
Indeed, happenings
in different states of Nigeria, including, Borno, Benue,Taraba and
Plateau, Oyo, and Zamfara states, among several others, indicate Government's
adequate knowledge of the situation, while unabated killings go on.
The relocation of the Inspector General of Police to Benue state, one of the troubled spots some time in the past, did not reverse the status quo.
On March 23 1976,
General Jourge Videla, Head of the Argentine Army overthrew the
Government of Isabelita Peron, a former night club dancer.
In this
country, no civilian Government had completed its tenure, except for
Juan Peron, who spent only a tenure in office.
However, in
Nigeria, the country still experiences obvious signs of hunger, poverty, mass
unemployment, corruption and a high level of insecurity.
The Ejercito
Revolucionario de Pueblo and the Montoneros, leftists, took to
kidnapping and killings to express their displeasure over bad governance
in Argentina.
In Nigeria, kidnappings and killings have gone on
unabated.
Political watchers put the blame at the doorstep of
Government.
Presently, Nigerians are worried over Government's inaction, as the country gradually slides into anarchy.
Accusing fingers are been pointed at political office holders who have failed to deliver the dividends of Democracy.
Interestingly, the
body language of the National Assembly, is an indication that the
lawmakers, are yet to realize the need for the entrenchment of the rule
of law and due process in the polity, just as impunity is now the order
of the day
In 2009, the
Defense Minister of Madagascar , Cecile Manorohanta, resigned her
appointment on the grounds that she would not be part of a Government
that kills its citizens.
Also, the people of
Madagascar vigorously opposed the attempts by President Marc
Ravalomanana to lease one million acres of their land to a Korean firm,
Daewoo, for intensive farming.
The people have deep ties with their land
and as a result view the President's action as a betrayal.
The insecurity in
the land has made foreign investment impossible, while the
disenfranchised and poor majority look into the gloomy future for
reprieve. Divine intervention, perhaps.
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