I deem it necessary to continue my
writing on this topic with a story, I once read, but that appeals to me so much.
I guess because of what I considers the impact it carries.
The story is about the trial of a man charged
with biting off another Man’s finger in a fight. In the trial that ensued from
the fight, an eye witness to the fight was invited to the court, as a witness. The event below was the outcome of the interrogation:
Defense Attorney: Did you actually see
my client bite off the finger?
Eyewitness: Well, no, I didn’t.
Defense attorney: “Aha!” with a smug
smile. “How then can you claim he bit off the man’s finger?
Eyewitness: “Well”, “I saw him spit it
out.”
When I read the story, my impression
was “painful truths that must not be said”.
Collective indulgence;
unconsciously, by the society to institutionalize, encourage and promote amorous
behaviours; using the School system as the laboratory and the young African maidens
and boys, as the genuine pigs, carries along with it a moral burden. We shall
leave discussion of moral burden for another day.
If you are still wondering
why in the present day, there is conscious showcasing, advertising, and exhibition
in an unguided and provocative manner, the naturally endowed wealth of the
maidens, you need to think twice. Like the story, the society can claim of not seeing the biting
off of the finger, is it also possible for the same society to claim of not
seeing the spitting out of the finger. There is no denying the fact, that the African
society played very active role, in ensuring that nudity and the like are
celebrated part of the African society today. You can play, the saint among the
devils that is entirely up to you. But I must remind you that it is absolutely
very difficult to be more catholic than the Pope.
For those who do not believe in bemoaning or complaining about situations, but in knowing why things happen, so they can
take decisive steps, towards reversing unwanted trends, I can assure you that
the starting point for your search, begins with “questioning” the introduction
of sex education, at the early stage, in the development of the child. Without
mincing words, I make bold to say “sex education is the root cause of indecent
dressing, indecent exposure, nudity, strip-dance and other acts of sexual
immorality”.
I don’t have any qualms if you
contest the names used to represent the shameful acts. I have seen similarity
in the names used by people to represent sexual relationships. The angry ones use
the name, prostitution, especially by those whose proposals to enter into the
act with the operators fail.
For those unable to match the sexual
appetite of these maidens; they call them “Flirts”. For the rest of the society,
that encouraged the mentorship stage, pleasing and appetizing names, to weep up
sentiment for their failed project, especially when the maidens are left, without
the culprits claiming ownership of the product of those escapades; the name “Single
mothers” is preferred.
Increasing cases of Promiscuity, indecent
exposure, and nudity are by-products of the project the African educationists
in collaboration with their western counterparts bestowed on Africa. The aim, which
is to indoctrinate, undermine and destroy the African society through warped
mentality, nick named sex education and sexual liberation is been achieved, in
quantum leap.
The argument that the idea for early attention
at protecting the sensitive organs of the maidens were to prevent the eating of
the fruit that holds the key to the knowledge of good and bad, does not hold
water, especially when we consider that “forbidden
fruits taste sweeter”. Unnecessary attention, unsolicited protection, and constant
bombardments, right, left and center of the innocently naïve maidens and their
male counterparts with amorous languages, behaviours, and deceitful learning
concepts; have given rise to a life style that is totally strange to African. The
universities, polytechnics, colleges of education and other public places, have
become nudity centers and sex galleries, with painful truths that must not be
spoke loud.
Considering the number of years, sex
education has existed in our clime, it is not surprising that the married are part
of the exhibition and parade. According to some of the married women, they are in
competition to rescue their homes from the escapades of rampaging maidens. There
are among the married ones, the products or graduates of sex education. To all
of them, there is pride, esteem and comfort in parading and showcasing what
nature has richly and generously endowed them with. Have you also observed,
ironically, that some of the women that set out to rescue their home, have
ended in the hands of sexually educated male youths?
The internet is awash with disgusting
pictures of the onetime budding, industrious, respected, luminous and alluring home
builders, the African maidens, showcasing, in an un-dignifying, very
irritating and very repulsive manner; the very organs of their dignity.
The use of sex education to destroy
the youths of Africa, conforms to the saying “Why take up crime when there are legal ways of being dishonest”. The
principle of sowing and reaping reminds us that the seed does not reproduce
immediately it is planted. There is always a gap between sowing and reaping. Blaming
the maidens and sometimes their male counterparts, will never produce any
meaningful result”. “If Conscience does
not stop us from doing what we should not do, it as a matter of fact stops us
from enjoying it”.
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