The choking citizenry

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We may have heard in the days of Noah in the scriptures where God destroyed the earth with the waters,Flood. In that era, God cautioned the people through Noah about the great floods and later he made a covenant with his people never to destroy the earth with the waters, Floods again. He sealed this promise with a rainbow in the skies.
In our today's living, citizens have gotten to that point of blaming God for every year's floods through the rains,forgetting the various activities we engaged in that causes flooding. Though God made this covenant, we have never thought of the fact that, we're those same citizens destroying our lives when the floods come in because, we fail to take responsibilities of taking good actions.
Are you beginning to think of how you as a citizen of Ghana or this earth have been a negative factor that contributes to the destruction of the nature?Why should you litter to choke the drainage system? Why do you live irresponsibly by not living actively by taking up the initiate of cleanliness?
You're a part of the choking citizenry and you have a role to play to stop the littering,blocking of the drainage system etc.in order to make the earth a safer place of stay. Coverts and gutters have  now been turned into our refuse dump. We're practicing cutting of trees without planting them back to sustain a conducive climate.
Your role is to stop the blame game and take up the leadership role to practice what is good citizenship.

Article: Vincent Osim

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