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THE CHANGE WE CRAVE FOR


 How can you expect something that you cannot give? How do you continue to hope for something you don't even  know when  it will be and when it will come?

 We are living in a planet ruled by higher authorities and backed by the law. We are living in a society  dominated by the few wealthy. Yes! we have authorities in charge of the economy and all that takes place in it as stipulated by law. 

There are so many we do expect from the government in power. Yet, these are something that you as an individual cannot do for a neighbor in need. 

The change states with with you..... Yes we want change, we want the economy to favour us all in every aspect, Yet you  forget that you as individual have a role to play as well.

In as much as we want certain changes to be enforced to ease suffering and curtail the rate of  poverty in the country, we also have to let ourselves to be of service to mankind. How? by letting this change we crave for begin with us. By doing the little right things that will help make the world a better place to live. Those things we expect the government to come and do for us which is not happening anytime soon. 

if you are buoyant enough to make an impact especially for the sake of the people living in those places, who are in dare need of it,  please, do not hesitate. For instance, if you go into some communities in some states, they are severely suffering from one public need to another, such as water, light, bad road, market arena, schools, church, job creation and so on. Especially Water! 

Let us not be carried away by the mentality that it is the duty of the government to carry out these projects, thereby watching things go wrong.

I know, you know, we all know that the evil and wickedness of man that Surface every now then, serves as an obstacle to reaching out to the real people that needs it.

But, let us remember that the sun shines for the good and bad people, the rain showers on the good and the bad people. Therefore ,So long as the world is concerned, there will always be good and bad people in it. But let's not go into hiding from the bad people living the genuinely good people to suffer. 

Together we can achieve greatness.

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