It is often said that the shouting side is the winning side.
If you are a reader of the holy book, you will notice that there are
many life changing cries that people cried. When a nation cry
unto God for change, things begin to happen but when the change become chains as a result of national bewitchment or brainwashing,is it really a cry unto God?
It is written, Proverbs 24:21-22
"My son, fear thou the LORD and the king: and meddle not
with them that are given to CHANGE: For their calamity shall rise
suddenly; and who knoweth the ruin of them both?"
When a nation have problems but does not see them but nations around that nation sees it,then it is an indication that the nation is in chains
Why should a nation be shouting CHANGE when Everyone in that nation are in CHAINS?
Comparing President Obama's "change"
slogan to Gen. Buhari APC's "change"
hypeis a deception of the highest acrimony
The "Change" slogan of Buhari's All Progressives Congress (APC) and the change of President Barack Hussein Obama's use of the change concept during his 2008 countrywide presidential campaigns in America. Much could be leamed from the Obama's model, which was obviously well researched, historic, understood, and timely applied and brilliantly launched on the political platform of the Democratic Party. For instance, the Obama's popular phrase, "Yes, we can" and the "change" catchword were focused on the electorate's change of heart, attitude, or mindset, aimed at all the various races, peoples, languages, and their related contradicting complexities of cultures, values, lifestyles, beliefs etc, rooted in the "American Dream" that had since melted into the American (Federal) union under a democratic central government. It is important to observe that the Democratic Party in the U.S. has been in existence for well over 200 years when Barack Obama, a young intellectual African American came up with the persuasive liberal "change" conception. And indeed it did resonate well with the citizens' traditional social ideals centered on equality, democracy, and material prosperity. It was not an empty, meaningless slogan in the hands of sloganeers given to a change for their own personal interests, ambitions and selfish dreams. It took Mr. Obama over a couple of years to clearly explain the "change" idea to fellow Americans, especially racial, religious and powerful interest groups and social institutions; taking his message of "change" to a wide spectrum of diversified enlightened audience, through planned public talks, speeches, lectures, interviews, organized televised debates and the like. In the end, the "change" idea was bought by the American electorate when he was handed a resounding victory over his closest opponent, Senator John McCain of the Republican Party to become the 44th and current President of the United States, and the first African American to hold the office.
Change
starts when someone sees the next
step." Yes, Mr. Obama saw the next
step and seized the moment to launch
his political vision of "change,"
which worked for him and the
society. Does the Obama's scenario
compare in any way with that of APCs
Buhari, the former Nigerian military who today occupies the political centre stage as the chief
agent of "change"?
It is almost a year now in office,our President Buhari has not really changed anything.Electricity is getting worse by the day and the scarcity of petrol is worse. At this stage,how will the Apc or MR PERFECT bring change
for Nigerians in 2016 when we are not seeing the change? Where will
such a change start?
According to the scripture above,we are warned against people meddling or
associating with those who have
conspired to bring about sudden
change in society. It goes further
to strongly warn of the destructive
consequences that await such
"radicals", who appear
to take pleasure in pursuing a
dangerous course to subvert the
authority of a democratic government
through unconstitutional means. When
the retributive power of God and the
King (government) kicks against the
prospect of such a hideous "change",
nobody can predict how "it all will
end."Are Nigerians in change or are they in chains?
I am only trying to make sence
I remain yours
Dipo Olatade.
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