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Give me back my house :I don’t want a home
<p>You took my home from me and gave me a house. Home of peace and tourism but my rival is exceeding far above the standard I tried so hard to maintain. Tourism won’t even sell, for fear of tourists meeting their maker too soon.</p><p>The time of reckoning is fast approaching. The anchor is adamant on taking this race to the next level, neglecting the fact that starting a new race would be much more favorable. The earlier, the better is not applicable to those who have failed to see the errors in their previous races.</p><p>Prioritizing pitching yourself will never make up for promises that were never kept,promises that turned out to be empty vessels of sheer hopelessness and insecurity.</p><p>As the years go by, there is no one to hold our hands and ensure us a better tomorrow. Even the commission meant to be independent is dependent on the corruption deeply rooted in the dust we were created from.</p><p>Preventing the other side from reaching their potential because their existence will not set you up for life or allow you to live far above the means set for you.</p><p>“Change starts from me,” they say, but it is difficult to get something meant to be easily obtainable. Even if I do obtain it, what is the guarantee my vote will count? Being aware of the situation of the “independent commission,” I cannot even protest properly, knowing fully well the mindset towards protesters is off-putting: “They’d get tired and agree to our negligence; they are Nigerians, so they adapt.”</p><p>Can we stop adapting to every situation we get involved in? Can we curb little acts of corruption we brush aside just because it’s not a big deal? Can we start and end with us so we don’t leave loose ends in the thread?</p><p>Let the change start from me, so I can set the foundation for a better Nigeria.</p>
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