Many know the difference between right and wrong. They usually know what they ought to do.
They have access to the truth. They refuse to listen because they don't want to change.
They revel in the status quo. They find comfort in what has been their identity for so long.
They don't want to struggle with new options. They are hesitant to give up current benefits.
Not everyone wants to change.

#ShoSpeaks #Listen #Change

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Dear young Nigerians, it's time to FOCUS. Evil has crossed the doorway of the #EndSars protests and is now operating amidst the smoke of confusion and the cacophony of discordant voices. Listen!
The protests were peaceful. Your organisational skills were unparalleled. Your cause is still just and right. In exchange for your bravery & idealism, you were rewarded with carnage, oppression & betrayal. Then, the hoodlums crept in. Divisive ethnic & religious forces walked in.
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You are the kind one. The benevolent King. The Almighty who chooses to call us siblings and friends not servants. The Blessed one who always comes with healing in his wings. ❤️
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