36 million Naira and the mysterious snake (ARIYO GBEMISOLA)

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 This life is a mystery and would continue to be a mystery as long as the beings called human still exist. Since the creation of the earth, man has been made ruler, judge and controller of all other things existing on the surface of the earth. It's a pity and a big slap on our faces, that we've thrown away that right away to the animals.           

  Scientifically, we humans are regards to as an higher animal, but we categorically denied the fact, the question now is, are the animals not better than us?. Why do we refer the bad eggs among us as animals, anytime our kids fails their exams or do anything wrong, we called them animals, why?.

I think we are disturbing the peaceful lifestyle of the animals, we blame them for all calamities going on  in our lives, "what an animal!" "you look like an animal!" "stupid like an animal!"

Is that not how we talk?     

My greatest surprise is when I heard about the snake that swallowed #36 million naira at jamb office, I shook my head and I thought within myself, are we wise at all?

EFCC has tried their best to bring down those that embezzles Nigeria funds but their efforts is always in vain. Now what can they do to steal more funds, they move to the animals, claiming that that it was a snake that swallowed up the money,                   is it possible for a snake to swallow a large amount of money?

 Wake up, Nigerians wake up from your deep slumber.       
The most painful part is when I see people sharing videos, displaying how monkeys, dragons are running about with money, we've turn everything to comedy. Can't we see that we are gradually assuming the role of a servant under the animals?

 Nigerians wake up!
 Don't blame anyone,
 Don't accuse the leaders,
Stop displaying pictures of animals all around,
We are bigger and intelligent than the animals.

 Why can't we think and reason together?                           

  I am in the midst of light and darkness, who will put up the light on my dark spots?

 It's a pity that we youth are sleeping at a critical time like this.         Why? . 

Youths Arise, and do the needful, stop behaving as if it's over, sit and think.

 I honestly believe that the key to a better future lies in the hands of the youth not the animals.   

 Let's stand firm to rebuild our broken NATION.

Peace be unto the Nigerians.

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