BANK ALERT
In Nigeria today, sickness has been a serious issue with many people. These sicknesses have been caused by whatever one can think of, or imagine.
As we know, when a person is ill, he or she is directed to an hospital to seek treatment, or go to a chemist to get prescribed drugs to use. But I want us to understand today that it is not everyone who is really sick. Some look unwell, mostly because of the Nigerian economy.
The Nigerian economy can be termed as poor, and no other word fits best to be used other than that. There are a lot of factors that contribute to the unfavourable state of the economy, but one issue stands out, and that is the lack of money.
Money, we can say, answers the prayers of almost every Nigerian. It is a joy giver. Without money, there is a low spirit. This is where many fall sick through depression--- the inability to satisfy their needs.
Many may say treatment is the best way to make one get better, but I say it is an unexpected bank alert. It is soul lifter and therapeutic. The so-called sick ones who get this alert instantly regain energy to do their work again; it brings an indescribable type of happiness inside of them, and brightens up their faces.
With money, one is able to get food to ingest, get clothes to wear, get many important stuff for himself or herself. Those with high blood pressure, when rechecked, are seen to be better, as the level of the blood pressure is lower.
No doubt, unexpected bank alert makes it possible for them to satisfy a part of their needs, if not all. At least, they are able to face and solve a part of the economic issues. With bank alert, the body is rejuvenated. Until you get a bank alert, you won't know you are well.
©Vikjtaar
Victor Apata
#ANSANonFictionWriterOfTheWeek
Comic relief!
Consider this sentence in Paragraph 3:
'The Nigerian economy can be termed as poor, and no other word fits best to be used other than that.'
It doesn't sound right, does it?