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MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE FOR ALL

The major reason why the world is in peril and disarray today is because a lot of we humans have embarked on many negative activities - activities that are not vital to our fellow human, the ones that impart the lives of other people negatively. 
A lot of people have been prescribing solutions to the problems of the world today but i can assure you 90% of these people themselves are doing many things that are not beneficial to others. 
One of the ways we can make the world a vital place for all humans is to be Godly in all we do. Our religious institutions - especially Christianity and Islam - have a lot to do. The religious leaders of these institutions must lead by examples; guide their followers only in God's way; proffer changes to the social structure of every society and be honest in all their activities.
Our governments and leaders must be truly democratic; shun corruption; stop mal-administration; embark on an "all inclusive style of governing" and never segregate any group of people.
The followers must support the good aspect of governance, shun criminal acts and be Godly.

Together we can make the world a better place for all!

Kolade Chris
200 Level AEB student.

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