In spite of the difference in our cultures, religions, and even morality, our parents were able to live in peace and concord in the country of our fathers, from which they derived the proverb that any occasion worth commemorating while we are still alive.
Because we have all allowed our differences to impact our humanity, the Nigeria we have today is not what we had as the Giant of Africa in the past.
Since we are designed to be kind, considerate, respectful, and benevolent toward one another, humanity is meant to transcend all of our differences.
Each of us has failed to arrange things in the proper manner.
Even when choosing who will lead us politically, we tend to vote for someone simply because he or she shares our faith or culture and overlook some essential attributes a leader should possess.
To put things in their proper places and embrace tolerance in all of our interactions with one another, we must all emerge from our deep sleep.
Stop being intolerant and try to view and conduct most of your actions with enough humanity. Humanity is not the same as religion.
