by Eze Eluchie,
Octogenarian
Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka, once described his generation of Nigerians as a ‘wasted
generation’.
What would be
a proper title for the offspring’s, products of this wasted generation?
A generation
who cower in the face of infamy;
...who rather
than push back when pushed to the wall, will strive to scratch out more space
from the wall;
...who rather
than stand to challenge their ‘fantastically corrupt’ rulers, will bow in
obeisance and worship to criminal elements.
We sure are on track to being the none-generation; a generation which posterity will wish never existed.
And our
products?
It is never
too late to redefine and refocus – the generation might yet be redeemed.
We might yet have some hope if we restructure and renegotiate the contraption that has held down a generation and people of universally acclaimed individual brilliance and intelligence.
We might yet have some hope if we restructure and renegotiate the contraption that has held down a generation and people of universally acclaimed individual brilliance and intelligence.
Picture: Wasted!
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