NEPA STRIKE - A LAUGH

3 days ago in here in Nigeria NEPA (BEDC) went on strike in attempt of changing the company Leadership, unfortunately the strike did not hold waters, due to the fact that Nigerians have long grown use to staying with out power supply, so a week or two in "darkness" due to NEPA, strike made no difference.

Until the power situation changes in Nigeria, the company has no relevance after all Generators are always on standby, no matter the cost of fuel ....we shall survive.

NEPA is a reflection of the numerous Bad Leadership in Nigeria and the corrupt state of affairs.

Our attitude towards NEPA STRIKE is a reflection of how welcoming we are to Bad Leadership in the country.... we have alternatives and hence ignore the cries for change.
How Often than not , do we hear the Cries for change, out attitude has become biased with the fact that those tat cry out are after their own personal gain or reward. but the truth is hidden under the cries . WE CANT CONTINUE TO REMAIN AS WE ARE. A Fool at 40 ...they say.

Nigerians must wake up and take their future in their hands rather than allow a few of the Lot decide their fate for them with pretense of fighting their interest.
How long then, is the situation going to remain like this? over 20 years ago Bola Ige made a move to change the NEPA situation and was assassinated.... since then No attempts has been made to change the the ugly face of darkness in Nigeria. how can an economy improve when the mass of economy depends on auxiliary means of power generation to survive? wherein is the profit and growth?

Understanding the quality of leaders we choose to govern us, goes a long way to changing these trends. leaders who take academic certificates as Honorary certificates without attending any form of Basic education are more likely to govern Nigeria based on selection rather than Election.

Our leaders are often imposed on us , we in return remain obedient and complaining only within ourselves.
Now is the time to Act, 2019 Elections must be decided by Us Nigerians not THEM.