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Fathers of Nations THE CITIZENS OF MOST AFRICAN COUNTRIES ENCOUNTER MANY CHALLENGES AND SUFFERINGS WHICH EMANATE FROM THEIR LEADERS' SHORT COMINGS. Write an essay to prove this claim, with textual evidence from B. V. Paul's 'Father of Nations' (20 Marks). Citizens normally entrust their leaders with the responsibility of safeguarding their interests and well-being. Sadly, a number of egocentric people take this responsibility for granted as they use this chance to enrich themselves at the expense of the helpless civilians.  A number of leaders are very hypocritical to keep their narratives politically right while doing the unthinkable away from public glare and cameras. Such leaders deem their own people as trouble-makers what need to be avoided at all costs, yet these are they who elected them. With the pretext that they are discussing sensitive matters of state, such leaders only have their interests at heart. Paul reveals that the all the forty-nine foreign heads of ...

  The evil that people do often attracts punishment in one way or another. Using Fathers of Nations , write an essay to justify this. Many people who do evil things hope that they escape unscathed by their deeds. They learn very late that retribution comes to all as they cannot escape the consequences of their actions.   Kimani engages in a physical altercation with Walomu, only to end up in prison. This happened after he learns that the MP has stolen his wife. He is very devastated and decides to pay the man a visit. His anger however overtakes his reasoning when the nonchalant MP taunts him. At first Kimani is composed and talks to the MP. However, he notices how careless and incorrigible he is. He cannot understand why the leader has chosen his old wife despite having three others. His anger is heightened by Walomu’s careless discourse about stealing of spouses. He loses his cool and attempts to strike the MP. He is arrested, charged and jailed because of his lack o...

Using Fathers of Nations , write an essay to prove the notion that the decisions made by people sometimes have unpleasant results. Much of human suffering is a consequence of what they do. If such choices are harmful, so will the consequences be, especially when they are not weighed in advanced.   Comrade Melusi and his group leader had fought Smith together and helped their country to achieve independence, but the new leader fails to appoint him minister and this brings chaos. He further fires Melusi and throws his leader out on tribal grounds on the pretext of attempted coup. The two were Ndebele while the leader was Shona – the largest ethnic group in Zimbabwe then. When this news hit Ndebele land anti-government protests erupted and they attacked government supporters. The government responded by sending the ‘gukurahundi’ which washed the Ndebele like chaff. They strangles Melusi’s wife Ziliza and he finds her splayed on the kitchen floor to taunt him. The new leader ch...