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I have
been studying evil for a while and wondering why it tends to be more successful
than doing good, at least in the short run or temporarily. I have always
wondered why majority gravitate towards it and indulge in it despite its obvious
penalties and the pain it puts on its victims. During my observation, I noticed
two distinct characteristics of evil that is so sweet that good people seem not
to understand and maybe would like to replicate.
First,
evil requires patience and intelligence. Evil plants seeds against the success
of its victims instead of going directly. It requires knowing how to plant the
seed, knowing when to plant the seed, knowing where to plant the seed, and the
patience to watch it grow against the unobserving victim. In the United States,
especially in the south, it is the day a Black person is employed that a seed is
planted against him without his knowledge. They will laugh with the Black man
at work and even go eat lunch with him, but he will never know that there is a
file opened against him. That file may contain customer complains (lies) that
are never discussed with him until evaluation period (maybe 9 months after the
fact), things he said that were not socially accepted or were culturally
different even if it was a joke, the times he was a minute late from lunch even
if he was with the rest of the team, or any minute thing that never really
interfered with business and was ignored by management. They do this so that
the day the Black man wants promotion at work or he leaves and sues them for
their discrimination, they already have a filed built against him to hinder his
progress. Good on the other hand, requires that you enhance yourselves and
others in the community.
Second,
evil, like HIV/AIDS virus, cannot survive on its own. It needs an adequate host
to carry it. If I go kill someone, I may need my mother to say I was in her
house at the time of the crime, a friend to hide or destroy the murder weapon in
his house in another city, or simply rely on eyewitness to mind their business
by keeping quiet. Evil after being planted needs secrecy through collaboration
to achieve its goal. Good on the other hand lives on its own. I do not need
permission to feed the hungry or collaboration to give gifts to the homeless or
orphanage. So, evil is basically teamwork and those who do nothing by looking
the other way are also part of the team.
Now that
we have understood the mechanics of evil, the question now become how we reverse
evil for good. I know that when you add heat to ice it become water and that
when you remove heat from water it turns back to ice. This is a natural process
that teaches us that to bring change we must understand and reverse the very
same mechanics that created what we are trying to change. It means that to
reverse evil, good must also be prepared to plant the seeds of intelligence and
patience against evil, and also look for adequate hosts to carry those good
seeds. I have found that the power of the documentation or the internet is one
of the best ways to expose the seeds, secrecies, and hosts of evil. But, how
does this affect Nigeria?
Nigeria
is a country where evil thrives and evil thrives in places of high illiteracy
and where love of money comes before education. Education ultimately is the
knowledge of utilizing documentation to plant seeds that will patiently enhance
the nation efficiently. When the Alhaji steals Nigeria’s money and go put it in
the Swiss bank, who drives to withdraw or deposit the money for the Alhaji? –
Nigerians. When the Mallam says that Niger-Delta Oil is for Egypt and the
killing of the Delta people is justified, who calls the Delta people criminals?
– Nigerians. When Generals make laws against our education and discredit our
money, who goes to marry their children? – Nigerians. No one is documenting
their evil against them so that their enemy or opposition can use it against
them in future and kick them out of office. Nigerians should start making use
of e-mails, faxes, youtube (videos), and the internet to document evidence of
evil against our leaders. Nigerians with evidence should be bold enough to put
a write-up with names on the internet. If possible records secret evil deal
betraying Nigeria and play it over the internet or radio. Even an e-mail or fax
to the boss or minister of a non-performing staff at the Nigerian embassy goes a
long way. The fax and e-mails are documented and the staff must answer for it.
The Consulate of the Nigerian called my cell phone once to address a fax I sent
to him and I got my Nigerian passport immediately.
Leaders
and people respond to the written word or internet videos, but you must make
sure it is factual and there is evidence. When Nigerian leaders (President,
Governors, Ministers, and Local Government Chairmen) start getting 500 e-mails,
faxes, or internet videos each morning when they go to work, it will challenge
them to hire better staff, change their attitudes, and deliver the results we
require. Remember, that people change not because they want to, but because
they soon realize the cost and penalty of not changing is far greater than when
they change. Nigerian citizens have not yet challenged their leaders with the
power of the documentation individually. The power of the documentation is
public accountability and the intellectual patience of planted seeds that can be
used against them when an opposing power comes against them. When they soon
realize that Nigerians care more about their global respectability, growing
economy, and good governance over illegal contracts, castles, and hummers by
planting seeds against them, they will be forced to change their ways or stop
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