Greetings from wherever you may be reading this, guys. Today, I made the decision to talk about the current circumstances in my nation, which are putting a lot of its citizens through suffering and worry. This is the reason my topic is How can we survive in the present?
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The Nigerian government has been mentioning altering the new money that people use to purchase goods and saying that the old notes that people use should be taken away in favor of the new one for a few days now. Everyone with old notes was set deadlines, and even the banks were willing to accept all of the old notes from customers so they wouldn't go to waste and wouldn't be usable again.
Aside from the problem with the money, there are a lot of other problems in this nation, which makes me wonder if there is even a functioning government here. Everyone is becoming more and more susceptible as things continue to go awry day by day and dramatically.
No fuel has been available to even cover the void left by the power supply that was not in use, and there has been no method to obtain money; even banks are unable to distribute cash to customers since they are out of the new notes. I went to school yesterday to take an exam at my institution, but I didn't have enough money to get there or to get other pupils. The majority of students had no alternative but to walk even though they were aware of the lengthy distance in order to get at their exam location on time and without making any excuses.
In my neighborhood, the cost of gasoline has now soared from 190 to 350 per litre. As a student, contemplating all of these things will make you hate the idea of returning to the classroom. I have no doubt that many would have given up on their admission for such a long time if it weren't for the fact that the credential many want to obtain is so significant and they genuinely want to graduate.
My hopes for Nigeria are far higher than what I am now experiencing, and I am unable to fathom what is driving the current problems. My parents called yesterday to see how I was handling the current issue and some other things going on in my immediate area.
Numerous incidents involving students occur in the school setting, but no legal attention is paid to them because the majority of those in positions of authority feel they shouldn't be bothered because it isn't their children who are being impacted, and they are adamant that there is nothing they can do to improve the students' lives. Many times, students will be robbed of their possessions, raped, and even physically assaulted, and the school administration will remain silent about it. Even the local security agency will not speak up, but they have insisted that students should not attempt to enforce the law.
When will this stop occurring? When the people we really count on to stand up for us are the ones who make us feel horrible and helpless when things are bad. Now that everything is disorganized, I can't say that I comprehend anything at all. Nothing is even somewhat possible from the beginning to the very last ending. All I can do is hold out hope and faith that, one day, everything will come together and turn out well for everyone who genuinely cares for Nigerian students in general and the true citizens of the nation.
