Preambles:
According to John Mason – All humankind is divided into three classes: Those
that are unchangeable, those that are changeable, and those that cause change.
In continuation of the above subject matter I will now go
into the other four areas of change.
Political Change:
Perhaps the most difficult aspect of change that Nigeria is
passing through is political change. Right from the days of our colonial
master- Britain, we are yet to make any meaningful progress in this area. This
is due to a number of reasons: 1. Selfishness, 3. Ethnic Differences, 4.
Religious Intolerance, 5. Corruption etc. Nevertheless, we can still achieve
positive results in this area if we truly respect one and others needs and
aspirations. One way to achieve this is by implementation of the outcome
of the previous national conference resolutions that was conducted under former
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan (GCFR).
Environmental Change:
Due to the interference with the ecology most of our lands
are suffering from terrible ecological degradation. Government must show
greater commitment to restoring the environment to its original condition. To
do this Government must carry out proper study of the environment and also
establish good laws to protect the environment from further hazards.
Economic Change:
A proper control and use of the available resources of the
country will help to improve our economy and create positive change in this
area. So much of our resources have been wasted due to mismanagement. The flaring of our natural gas by the oil
companies, in the Niger Delta Region is a good example.
Bureaucratic Change:
Bureaucracy is the greatest impediment to the progress of our
country. A lot of changes must be made so as to bring about positive change in
our bureaucratic system. These includes: issues of 1. Contract Award, 2. Due Process, 3. Finance and Banking Policies, 4. Administration. 5. Government Policies. etc.
Thank you for reading.
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