Those with experience will tell you what it feels like to be surrounded by the cabal & their propaganda machinery. What is happening in NHIS pretty much mirrors what is happening across MDAs. I once reported one to @DrJoeAbah & I’m sure I must have sounded like a lunatic then.
It turns out I was right and we watched as relatives of the powers that be raped Nigeria and fleeced it of funds without executing the project they took huge funds for. Now it is happening again. Another man is against the world/establishment.
Before you join the chorus in crucifying the man, walk a day in his shoes. You can’t change any system without confronting it and corruption has no political party, religion or tribe. Indolence is our disease coupled with the love for the fruit of hardwork.
There are no saints however. Just a handful wishing to make a difference regardless. Our society loathes transcendency and individuality is nothing but a threat to the status quo that commercializes constructs and concepts thus normalizing evil.
Lest we feel our situation is fatalistic, there is corruption globally. It is just that in other climes there is order and processes unlike the chaotic case in point. There is nothing like free enterprise or enabling environment. Government is a monopolistic source of earning.
If you catch a glimpse of the true picture of Nigeria now, you will understand the disposition and passion of our movement and foundation. We certainly can’t continue like this. Nigeria needs an intervention from within. We must put her back to work. Enough free meals.
My angle remains that change need not be abrupt. A raging river can not be navigated in rage. You can’t rush or fast pace enlightenment. Slow & steady wins the race. When you are in a dark place, you simply shine your light not burn down the place. Wisdom is profitable to direct.
