We have realised that when people are pushed to the bad situation be it being told lies or given false promises they lose hope, dignity and they become angry&desperate. Then you know that when people lose hope&dignity, their morals and ethics perish, I personally prefer that ethics become superfluous than to perish. But it is beyond my powers to control how people should feel nor react. Our continent needs people who are committed to law&ethics for it to change drastically.

Here are some of the few contributing factors to our challenges as the continent that we often undermine. One, when we occupy the office or position we forget the drive (BathoPele) and we do not do genuine follow-ups to the marginalised recipients. Two, we seldom associate or take advantage of our fellow psychologist. Three, our programs slightly serves its purpose. Four, our mandate or proposals are in conflicts with what we utter and our ethics most of the time.

Now here is the reality which our people face every day of their lives. Yes, we as organizations nor institutions we do whatever in our powers to make sure we bring services, programs to our people. However, after every training session, event, tournament, seminars, workshops and consultations held by every organization or institute, there's is a life that has to continue, a tough-life of impoverishment, slavery and abuse. This is where the importance of neurological and psychologist comes in. To make sure mental state is in the right state and language uttered by the recipient reflect positive ethics, meaning they impact more in introspection time (own space). Every issue that is encountered by the marginalised citizens is basically taking place in the neuro/within and this is where most lose the battle.

Isolate Iziyobisi