Sunday, 30 November 2014

Revolution Or Revolutionary Reforms In Nigeria.




Revolution Or Revolutionary Reforms In Nigeria.
(A Short Piece)


By
Bankole Christopher Smart-cole (BSc)







Developed: 30 November 2014/ Researched Online: November 2014
© CC Publishers 2014






If it’s a revolution, then that can be justified under a “right to deny the oppressors the power to oppress” as stated in political philosophy. If it’s a revolution, then that can only signify it will be bloody and at last, all the governmental institutions will be broken up and started from scratch.

If we seek revolutionary reforms, will have to signify that all current and prehistoric governmental personnel relinquish their positions peacefully.

Nevertheless and in epilogue, I’m sure there’s a clear distinction between the former and the latter.

Saturday, 22 November 2014

The West, The Best, And Then The Rest.



The West, The Best, And Then The Rest.
(A Short Piece)


By
Bankole Christopher Smart-cole (BSc)



  

Developed: 22 November 2014/ Researched Online: November 2014
© CC Publishers 2014


 





1) The West: (The Global North).

      2) The Best: (Switzerland and The Scandinavian Countries).

3) The Rest: (The Global South).

The Global South; From An African Perspective.



The Global South; From An African Perspective.
(A Short Piece)


As Witnessed By
Bankole Christopher Smart-cole (BSc)





 Developed: 22 November 2014/ Researched Online: November 2014
© CC Publishers 2014





The Global South, far from functional, is not a place for the tentative. It’s a barbaric, uncivilised, and unenlightened region, and in the case of Nigeria (just like so many other African countries), tops the bill.

The quality of life in these parts is vacuous. Living in bondage is in surplus. And the lack of duty of care or even responsibility of care, is humongous.

What one sees, what I’ve seen, truly isn’t something that you can call humane. And the degrading lifestyles in which the proletariats live, is something in which you viewers can call inhumane.     

A Hypocritical States, A Controlling China, and A Deceptive Nigeria.



A Hypocritical States, A Controlling China, and A Deceptive Nigeria.
(A Short Piece)


By
Bankole Christopher Smart-cole (BSc)





 Developed: 22 November 2014/ Researched Online: November 2014
© CC Publishers 2014



If China preaches neo-communism in this era; whereby the private sector is 95% controlled by government officials, and the remnant percentage in that public sector is utilised by private citizens.

And if the United States teaches democratic militarism overseas; whereby a false conception of how government and people should be run, while back home, the majority of the latter (the people) still live in abject poverty.

Then Nigeria at whatever independent age, therefore believes in authoritative totalitarianism; whereby government officials think that they are above the law, just because they know (for a fact) that the public are subject to blind and total obedience.  

When The Going Gets Tough, Not Even The Animals Get Going.


Whose Generation?