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A better Nigeria.

As we mark our Independence Anniversary as an indivisible nation whose unity and togetherness is very paramount and non negotiable.
Therefore, I look forward to seeing a better Nigeria  where all the roads are tarred for easy accessibility  by the users.

I look forward to seeing a Nigeria where the leaders and those occupying public offices do not steal the money entrusted to them. 

I look forward to seeing a Nigeria where workers are faithful and just in doing their jobs without playing pranks with their given responsibilities.

I look forward to seeing a Nigeria where workers' salaries are being paid as at when due.

I look forward to seeing a Nigeria where leaders are ready to represent the people in more effective and efficient manner..

I look forward to seeing a Nigeria where the military will go back to the barracks leaving the police with the responsibility of protecting lives and properties of the civilians  in the our nation. 

I look forward to seeing a Nigeria where the police are more reformed, sensitized and free from bribery and corrupt practice.

I look forward to seeing a Nigeria, where our leaders will leave lies and photo shopping  and do more of physical work that will speak for itself. 

I look forward to seeing a Nigeria, where the citizens' rights to vote are protected by the police as guaranteed in the constitution of federal republic of Nigeria.

I look forward to seeing a united Nigeria where the various regions  and traditional differences are protected.

Ochili Michael .

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