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One of the observations made when the pressure group, Third Force or Nigeria Intervention Movement, was formed early in 2018 was that its membership was star-studded. Star-studded in the sense that most of them were “very brilliant” people who have mindset that can hardly be compromised.

In a communique issued and signed by the Most Rev. Joseph Akinfenwa at the end of its second session of the 22nd Synod of the Diocese held at St David Anglican Church Ijokodo in Ibadan, the church noted that at every crossroad of the nation’s problems,”we resort to and defend our sectarian interests, no wonder our national patrimony is so parlous and derelict.”

Suffice it to say that unlike the past where those that are elderly are at the helm of affairs and blames are apportioned to them for consistent occupancy of various positions, especially political offices, the youths of nowadays have not only ignorantly sold their conscience and tied their fate to the apron string of melancholy, but have provided the hammers designed for nailing the coffin of their ambition as future leaders

“Child labour means the engagement of children in any work that is exploitative and injurious to their physical, mental, social and moral development and also denies them of educational opportunities

Of course, the issue of corruption that has become the monster of our time, coupled with ethnic bigotry and religious fanaticism, has led to conflagrations in certain parts of the country. However, the country has often comes up stronger after every crisis to face its challenges. With the Federal Government under President Goodluck Jonathan determined to celebrate the resilience of the Nigerian spirit in surviving the odds, not a few people are convinced that the Federation has given the citizenry an identity that is cast in irrevocable hope