Think Of A World Without Conflict -By Muhammad Bello Umar

To achieve a world without violence, States must abide by the rule of law and honor their legal commitments at all times. It is essential to move without further delay towards the universal and verifiable elimination of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction.

To what extend do you think of a world without conflict, as it is in diverse population. In a country with different ideology, ethnicity and different religious groups like Nigeria, instilling fear of thought and desertion to
what would crave indulgence of peace societies, imagining the conflict free world.

Abide by law
Not every citizens would be able to abide by the law created to shape thinking and ideology of individuals and crest fear within their hearts, as militants are parts of what disrupt peace of a society.

Economy
Conflict affects production of products, goods and services as it tends to be cut short no matter the less produced product for consumption of entire society. In a situational analysis, hike in price of commodities are paramount and it tends to put high tense of hardship in the minds of already affected citizens.

The filthy situation
A blooper created can’t be erased but only maintained to a certain limit, because affected citizens would be trying to manage the little resource that VM can’t be maintained as no one knows when the situation would quench or break down.

Eliminating weapons of mass destruction is another conflict on its own as it is going to affect any area that it would be eliminated as nothing would be of use in such terrain either air, water, land, or even citizens living in such area. During the world war ll the United States dropped two atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II.

Conflict have shamble a lot more than what words could say as disarray chaos has chewed up every nooks and craning of almost every single city as destabilization has eat up some cities, and even till now some cities at still battling with pains inflicted upon them from mass destruction weapons.

Embracing peace and making sure every individual who tries tos disrupt the peace of any society should be convicted and with coalition movement on LETS EMBRACE PEACE one would understand what it takes to stay peaceful.

Muhammad Bello Umar writes from mass communication department Abubakar Tatari Ali polytechnic, Bauchi, and can be reached via: princemub28@gmail.com