CROSSROADS

I am really one of those who believes in a strong and virile Nigeria and who believes that the future of our great nation is in the youths of our country. At times like this when there is so much despair in the land and people are beginning to ask if we are truly a "failed state", i usually tend to disagree and rather encourage all citizens to take interest in affairs of the country.

We have relegated the citizen power to the background and have allowed a few to determine the destiny of our great and endowed country.

I see Nigerians daily succeeding in other countries and then you wonder what is really wrong with the father land. An advice for every Nigerian is to see how best we can change this country in every activity you are involved and retrace our value systems.

Jos at it again

i really find it hard and difficult to comprehend why the continuous and frequent sectarian crises in Jos,Plateau State. It seems to me that the frequent crises has succeeded in springing up deep seated hate and suspicion among otherwise peaceful brothers of different religious beliefs.

This situation is exploited by politicians and greedy religious leaders and they in turn miss lead their followers for cheap gains

Makut