Tears in My Eyes: It's already One Year since we Lost Iniobong Umoren

Hardship and joblessness in Nigeria made a young graduate of the department of Philosophy, University of Uyo, Nigeria. Life oh life you're no longer precious in the eyes of man that they could shed blood without remorse. Only God can help us in Nigeria. Greetings from a weeping eyes.

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Economic Hardship in Nigeria
It amuses me how a country that calls itself the "Giant of Africa." What's a giant that can't provide for the basic needs of it's citizens. Come to imagine, Nigeria's and it's possession of crude oil and it's components that's capable of providing financial reserves for the country that'll serve 10 generations to come. Sometimes I begin to wonder if there are leaders in Nigeria due to the way things are going in the country. You self imagine it now. There are no industries that'll employ the citizens and no grants that'll enable people to invest in private enterprise, most especially Agriculture. Am even tired of talking about unemployment, poverty and inequalities that are prevalent in Nigeria. In February the federal government placed a ban on cryptocurrencies and their usage on Nigeria. Other countries are moving forward and Nigeria is moving 10 steps backwards. You think I'll use the phrase "we" in the backwardness of Nigeria. I'm actually moving forward not backwards. Just wanted to make you laugh, but the situation is not laughable it's a serious matter.

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From Admission to Graduation from the Nigerian University
First of all of God doesn't help you, you'll stay at home for more than 5 years seeking for admission through the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (Jamb) most of you think that I don't know what Jamb stands for. Looking at the issues in front of us, lectures and payment of school fees and other things that accompany the University Process in Nigeria it'll be as of you should drop out or take a break. At graduation you still need to look for job.

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Iniobong Umoren Left us a Year Ago
After four years in the University of Uyo, you decided to look for something to do before you attend the one year compulsory National Youth Service. For those who don't know about Iniobong Umoren, she's from Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. She was killed in search for job in order to help her parents and her siblings.

We Still Stand with You even in death
It's a year today that your life was cut short by some ritualist who projected themselves as job agents. We still stand with you in death. We know that they're trying to pervert justice, but there are people that'll not let that to happen.

Standing with you means a lot to us and we're interested in justice.
Fight injustice in Nigeria
Fight against human rights abuse
Fight against corrupt leaders in Nigeria
If you're with me comment and support the fight against joblessness in Nigeria.
Thanks for reading my post. @salvadornkpara