The ‘Boy’

What do you think happens when you give the boy a gun?What do you think happens when you make the boy a ‘man’?Questions I always ask myself. I have got answers though I don’t think they satisfy my curiosity but you can comment below and we can use your comments in the next blog to drive at some points. If you have a gun that can shoot a range of more than 300m do you think anyone can run from you? I doubt. A father being the head is the man of the house and sometimes he needs no approval from anyone in matters concerning his family’s welfare this is what a boy thinks when he is made a ‘man’. We cannot stand and oppose plus matching him will be a problem since we have made him a ‘man’.Africa being the second largest continent in the world is considered to be the continent with most unemployed people, uneducated and undeveloped and the irony in this narrative is that Africa has the most resources. Africa has given the other continents the gun and it has made the ‘boy’ the ‘man’ now we can’t stand or match him. We are looking up for the ‘boy’s’ help to develop our own homes, improve our medical facilities, we even let our military be trained by the ‘boy’ and we depend on him for infrastructure improvement.The ‘boy’s’ ego is at peak as we speak but he forgets that Africa made him. The ‘boy’ now treats all African natives like they are not human. The Black person has to get his hands out of the window whenever he/she is stopped by the police and sometimes the Black man gets killed in the name of self-defense. How do they sleep knowing very well orders they gave do not favour humanity?The police man executing the orders, don’t they have guilt that eats them up?I think now I know the difference between a human being and being human.