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EASY FRIDAY: Do our leaders have any morals?
SIMON MKINA
THIS DAY
DAR ES SALAAM
IT is like Tanzanian leaders of today have no morals. They dont fear people. The don�t respect them, only their posts. This is bullshit!
Theyre all insensitive to our cries. They would rather worry about their tomorrow; sacrificing our today. To them, picking our pockets are not enough. They must steal the entire pockets and the trouser with it � so we can go naked.
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They steal so much money that the Millennium Goals will eventually remain history. This is a shame. Last time I posted some stuff on this column accusing our leaders of preaching about water while they drink wine when sitting with their wives.
Truly, they are not in a position to implement what they tell us we should do. All are rushing to make sure they snatch our money as fast as possible while theyre still in office.
Now its time that every leader must not only announce any action and leave it out when they move from the platforms. They must walk it, and ensure we get tangible results.
Failure to serve us, voters should come out and throw stones to their glass houses. Hatutaki mchezo sasa bwana. We are tired of the lies and sweet words we have been receiving ever since.
Leaders cannot behave themselves differently from the way they expect their followers. They cannot expect members of the public to be free of corruption while they themselves are not. This is impossible
Let them know that they cannot expect members of the public to be selfless while they themselves are selfish and greedy.
According to Mwalimu Nyerere (RIP), the trademark of leadership is that (the minority) cannot benefit more than the majority (the people), as is the case now.
We need a change now. Politicians and bureaucrats should not be the major beneficiaries of our economy and democracy. Tanzania belongs to us all; regardless of our backgrounds.
Its a pity that most Tanzanians, especially from remote villages are not benefiting from most of the economic empowerment projects being run in their name. These projects are landing in cities in the hands of big shots, their wives, and concubines with vibrating bottoms, aunts and nephews. Shame again!
Apart from the money landing to those money hungry wives, the projects have been reverted to become get-rich-quickly schemes benefiting opportunists.
Because of that spirit of our vigogo, every individual seems to be corrupt. They are struggling to grab each cent for their own benefit. Wanasema kila mtu achukue chake mapema. This is amazing. Where are we taking this country to? To more abject poverty? That is where we are heading! Where will Tanzania end if everyone is longing to be corrupt, fisadi, thief, or a crook? Shall we make it?
My appeal is that we all should build a sense of nationalism and be pride of our Mother Tanzania. This is a must spirit if we want to rescue our nation from ending in an abyss.
Enjoy your Easy Friday.
Contact me: smkina@gmail.com
SIMON MKINA
THIS DAY
DAR ES SALAAM
IT is like Tanzanian leaders of today have no morals. They dont fear people. The don�t respect them, only their posts. This is bullshit!
Theyre all insensitive to our cries. They would rather worry about their tomorrow; sacrificing our today. To them, picking our pockets are not enough. They must steal the entire pockets and the trouser with it � so we can go naked.
.
They steal so much money that the Millennium Goals will eventually remain history. This is a shame. Last time I posted some stuff on this column accusing our leaders of preaching about water while they drink wine when sitting with their wives.
Truly, they are not in a position to implement what they tell us we should do. All are rushing to make sure they snatch our money as fast as possible while theyre still in office.
Now its time that every leader must not only announce any action and leave it out when they move from the platforms. They must walk it, and ensure we get tangible results.
Failure to serve us, voters should come out and throw stones to their glass houses. Hatutaki mchezo sasa bwana. We are tired of the lies and sweet words we have been receiving ever since.
Leaders cannot behave themselves differently from the way they expect their followers. They cannot expect members of the public to be free of corruption while they themselves are not. This is impossible
Let them know that they cannot expect members of the public to be selfless while they themselves are selfish and greedy.
According to Mwalimu Nyerere (RIP), the trademark of leadership is that (the minority) cannot benefit more than the majority (the people), as is the case now.
We need a change now. Politicians and bureaucrats should not be the major beneficiaries of our economy and democracy. Tanzania belongs to us all; regardless of our backgrounds.
Its a pity that most Tanzanians, especially from remote villages are not benefiting from most of the economic empowerment projects being run in their name. These projects are landing in cities in the hands of big shots, their wives, and concubines with vibrating bottoms, aunts and nephews. Shame again!
Apart from the money landing to those money hungry wives, the projects have been reverted to become get-rich-quickly schemes benefiting opportunists.
Because of that spirit of our vigogo, every individual seems to be corrupt. They are struggling to grab each cent for their own benefit. Wanasema kila mtu achukue chake mapema. This is amazing. Where are we taking this country to? To more abject poverty? That is where we are heading! Where will Tanzania end if everyone is longing to be corrupt, fisadi, thief, or a crook? Shall we make it?
My appeal is that we all should build a sense of nationalism and be pride of our Mother Tanzania. This is a must spirit if we want to rescue our nation from ending in an abyss.
Enjoy your Easy Friday.
Contact me: smkina@gmail.com