MOVING through the streets in our communities, we find representatives of each home fairly represented in various activities of livelihood. From office spaces to market squares, there is one member of a family or another taking roles and making decisions. The outcome of these interactions predicts the stability of the space they occupy or rather suggests the kind of home they come from. In our society, we play the blame game more often as we discover exigencies. The overall search for the culprit of this failure is eventually futile but the answer is not far from us. We pretend to address delinquencies in our homes by running to provide basic amenities for the family and fail to…
Source: Nigerian Tribune
