RE: What would you do if you could quit?
Hello friend, what good and touching pots of your part. It is unfortunate that corruption is taking over more and more countries in the world. I am from Venezuela and also our country is beautiful and with very good people but unfortunately it is like Cameroon according to your summary, here there is a lot of bribery, men do not respect women, children do not have good education, much less adequate food. My advice to you, is that if you are going to help your community you do it without expecting anything in return and so do not get hurt in the process. Since struggling against the system is difficult and changing that mentality costs a lot but if you can. If you put your grain of sand you can be calm with yourself that you did something to improve and you can sleep with a clear conscience. A hug for you
Thanks for you comments, I know Venezuela is a very rich country yet it’s resources are terribly mismanaged.
We have to do better. When we complain about corruption I always say we do this to our selves most of the time because they do not take the bribes and give to some government officials, they all keep the money to themselves.
In that you have much reason. Venezuela has 30 million inhabitants and only a few enjoy its wealth. The worst of everything both here and in Cameroon is that people are already used to living in this way and making them change their minds is a bit difficult. The change must begin with ourselves and then with your family and friends and each one must put their grain of sand to build a country with values and respect for life. Since it is no longer respected neither the elderly nor anyone. :(