Madus Mathias

2023 PRESIDENCY: WE PRAY FOR CHANGE, BUT REJECTS CHANGE WHEN IT COMES  By Hon. Madus Mathias Change is the only thing that seems constant in life. Change occur every moment. To the good and to the bad ones, change is inevitable! Time and season are being experienced through change as there is time and season for everything. The good pray for change, likewise the bad. Amazingly, God is always ready to make several changes for the good interest of humanity.  However, it's sad to note that when the very change will pray for come we start rejecting it. What a scene! What a drama!! In the case of Nigeria as a nation, what is our hindrance? Is it the leaders, elites or the masses that hinders change? Or does it mean we don't recognize the change when it comes. We all prayed for change but when it came, we all ran away, disassociating one's-self from it. What is the problem? Is it that we did not specify to God the type of change we needed or is it that God decided to give us the

Corruption begins at campaign rallies:  _A governor's assistant participating in rallies worries that it's at campaign rallies that political corruption begins._  By Hon. Madus Mathias I am writing this based on real life experience, not with any sentiment. I therefore call on all leaders to treat this issue with every sense of seriousness. I make the following observations on things that happen at political rallies. 1. Eye Service:  At political campaigns and rallies, we see eye service at its worst. What I describe as the highest level of sycophancy will be on display to catch the fancy of prospective incoming candidates. 2. United we divide: We find people looking united when we know they are so divided among themselves. Groups against groups. Friends against friends. The result is unbelievable favouritism, clannishness, nepotism and discrimination against fellow party members. 3. Self-centredness: High level of self-centredness is in full display. This is where