The Growing Money Monster…

Posted on February 10, 2022

There is a theory in Social Demography called the DTT (Demographic Transition Theory).

From one of its propositions, you’d realise that population grows to a certain peak before it begins to dip. I believe the same is applicable to the human mind… It grows to a certain high point and gradually it begins to dip to base.

Would you be surprised to hear that one day we may go back to killing twins?

The African Traditional Religion is resurging amongst young adherents. Nothing is intrinsically bad about that, save that they are more interested in the obnoxious aspects wherein human life is demeaned to the point that it is now equated with wads of crisp cash.

This money monster is growing thick. Soon, we may just have a meaningless world filled with cash…

– Mazi Ejimofor Opara writes from Awka, Anambra State.

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