My Response To This Post On Facebook

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My Response To This Post On Facebook

If everyone is consuming, and few are producing. Then ask yourself, can I be a producer — or I will blame the government forever. The government have their part to play, we have ours to play.

No producing country in the world today is highly productive because of government, it is because of the citizens. China, USA, England, Japan, Germany, India — you hardly hear that government is doing this or that, but the association work to protect their interests.

So voting is correct, choosing who to vote for is a choice. But fully blaming the government is never the way to create a producing nation.

You sell electronic gadgets, have you considered manufacturing a part of it, then sell to those local gadgets fixing engineers. Have you considered producing something that people find easy to use but can't produce it. It is not the government fault, until we know the purpose of government, then we will channel our energy to vote rightly, do check and balance, and build our nation ourselves by supporting the government. Not campaigning but sharing the truth based on your statement.

Change begins with you, what have you done with the little resources you have? Then see if the government will not show up, if you support to make the community better without siding anyone but stand by the truth — knowing when to take and when to watch. Executive.

I see your message. But mention top companies in the world today that are loaned by the government. The government is me and you. If the government tries to frustrate a company due to one selfish reason or the other — do you know that the owner of that company needs to partners with the same government to get what he wants.

When Trump came into power, what did Mark Zuckerberg did? He paid Trump millions to stay in business — because he attacked Trump in support to Biden.

I am not supporting the ill government of Nigeria. I am changing the mindset of people to know that even the government owe them nothing — until we do, the masses will remain poor and be a tool to the elites of the society.

No government, I repeat no government can make a country productive without the minds of the citizens.