Episode Notes
Everyday, we wake up to face the full consequences of government actions and inactions. Here in Nigeria, we're not left out of the pains we've been subjected to by our leaders. Somehow, we've lost hope for a changed nation. This then makes everyone of us settle for what the government offers and live by them. Seeing these realities, would it be cheap talk for someone to say that "the government made me"
I'm sure you must be raising an alarm right now. I can't be serious this time around. Who has not been a victim of bad leadership from the home, to school, government parastatals or even religious organizations. Who pushed that promising young man to steal, the lady into prostitution, the child into malpractices or the government worker to collect bribes? Is the government totally to blame?
Join me in this episode of the Cheap Talk podcast as we answer these questions.
You can listen on Jamit.fm, iTunes and all platforms.
Don't forget to join our Facebook group @cheap talk to be part of the conversation.
I'm sure you must be raising an alarm right now. I can't be serious this time around. Who has not been a victim of bad leadership from the home, to school, government parastatals or even religious organizations. Who pushed that promising young man to steal, the lady into prostitution, the child into malpractices or the government worker to collect bribes? Is the government totally to blame?
Join me in this episode of the Cheap Talk podcast as we answer these questions.
You can listen on Jamit.fm, iTunes and all platforms.
Don't forget to join our Facebook group @cheap talk to be part of the conversation.
