Mr. Exponent's Blog

The question is: does Nigeria worth celebrating? This is a query in the minds of so many Nigerians. At such a time as this, some deem it as an avenue to express their grievance, discontent and disappointment. Really, our leaders have not lived up to their responsibilities, our expectations have been chattered, our hopes and aspirations for a better Nigeria-our fatherland is apparently uncertain. It is so dehumanizing seeing our educational sector is in a dilapidating state, our health sector is not healthy, boko haram is still bombing, threatening our peace, killing innocent citizens, now our Chibok school girls in Bornu State are still missing and our hitherto government is not doing anything about that, our roads are bad, we still cannot brag of a constant power supply, the economy is in a state of shameful hilarity. What a pity! What is the point celebrating our 54 th Independence Day celebration? We might have gotten independence from the Colonial masters but are we truth

Written by: Exponent Samuel James                    32FD0FBB Some people don’t like me, so they called me Mr. Nobody  I am nobody, thank you v-e-r-y much Every body is not perfect, and so? That means nobody is perfect Therefore, I am perfectionist! Some are privileged than others But everybody is created in the same way However, nobody is special Therefore, I am special Because I’m wonderfully and fearfully made by God! It has been said countless times And the world has made us to believe it That everybody is doing it (doing what? fill in the gap…) That nobody is different Therefore, I dare to be a different kind of specie! There is a job to be done by everybody But everybody left it for somebody And somebody left it for anybody to do But in the long run nobody did the job Therefore, I am the right man for the job! Like the Cartoon, Disney Junior-Lazy Town Most people are sincerely lazy and poor All they want is instant wealth gratification Nobody wants to be responsible Therefore,