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Monkeys Steal Money? Then The Animals Must Know How To Speak ; The Governor Now Rears Snakes




It is disgraceful and shameful. Simultaneous degradation of our country Nigeria. The news spread worldwide as fast as a burning bush. Who will clear our name?


Now people will laugh and win bets that corruption is really the bedrock of this country.



Welcome to Nigeria where a Mininister of high-standing will clearly state that about 76million naira was stolen by a lone monkey by God-knows-how-and-where.


Also a Governor would carter away millions and give a silly excuse that he wants to use the money to buy snakes, so that their skins will be used to produce leather for the state. And now, he rears snakes.


This was the same Governor who bought wheelbarrows empower the youths of Benue state. Coincidence?


Let's not forget that the taxes we pay are used to feed these illiterate leaders. And we applaud them when they misbehave. Who are we kidding?


Now, Democracy isn't ruled by the people anymore. This isn't Democracy! This is bondage!


When a friend first told me of the Governer that bought snakes to rear, i began to think of a country that sells snakes!


Is this what our taxes are used for? To take us on a merry-go-round and leave our heads spinning like a ball with no brain to ponder the meaning of their words of deciet, callousness, non-chalant attitude and impish facade?


Where do the monkeys take their money to? Madagascar? The Persian Gulf? Elegushi beach? To enjoy the beach and hear the lapping of salty water upon the seashore and lie out in the sun for a tan and drink Hennesay like a proper human? Surely, these animals should know how to speak then.


Take a stand! That's the ovation. This has gone too far and unless we do something about it, we are doomed.


I said, we are doomed!

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