2019 THE CHOICES BEFORE EVERY POLITICIAN


THAT CAMPAIGNS WILL NOT CONTINUE TO BE A SEASON OF SWEET NOTHINGS:

“It’s so unfortunate
that in 58 years of
Nationhood, our
campaign slogans
are relatively the same”
~ Michael Botu

Good Roads, Functional Health Delivery System, Steady Power Supply, Affordable Houses and Food, Quality Education, Portable, Safe and Clean Drinking Water and Security of lives and Property are the basic expectations of majority of Nigerians from the Political Class.

Now in all sincerity, does it take rocket science to fix roads that major roads across the Country are in a state of disrepair? Why is it difficult for successive Governments to break the jinx and achieve steady power supply? Why are our Hospitals still mere consulting centers?

This therefore is the challenge before the political Class as we march towards 2019. Dennis Waitley puts it succinctly, when he said “There are two primary choices in life: to accept conditions as they are existing or accept the responsibility for changing them” will you be that Politician that will make the difference?

We have models to copy at home; The Living Faith Church Worldwide aka Winners’ Chapel Cannaan Land Ota - South West Nigeria have proven that, steady power supply can be achieved as there has never been Power failure there since 1999. The Church also runs a very effective educational system from Primary to University that’s comparable to any in the World. Excuses are no longer tenable, the sooner we realize that the better for us all.

Alan Nunnelee said “I know what motivated you was not just a political campaign. It was your love for our Country” May the Love For Country Motivate and Guide your Utterances this Season of Campaigns and Beyond!

2019 promises to be a New Dawn for our Nation, will you reading this be that Politician?

We are here to bridge the gap.

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