Singaporeans from all walks of life, who are used to dealing with daily issues of all sorts that have plagued the country the last few years, are suddenly discovering that they are running out of problems.
This after the General Election 2015 is causing their problems to be solved one after another at an alarming unprecedented rate.
One Singaporean, Mei Wen Ti, said: “Suddenly, Sembawang residents wake up one fine morning and discover that they are having a new hawker centre and swimming complex built right in their neighbourhood to deal with the fact they didn’t have access to these basic amenities for years.”
“It is like they used to have 99 problems but now they have none.”
“And then two constituencies that are home to Singapore’s oldest estates, Jalan Besar and Tanjong Pagar, are set to be spruced up over the next five years as both town councils suddenly unveiled master plans to rejuvenate the estates.”
“It’s like waking up one fine morning and then, ‘Woah, what the hell just hit me? Solutions!’”
Other Singaporeans said these influx of solutions to age-old problems have reaffirmed their belief that having elections every year is the way to go.
This is to bring about a better standard of living and quality of life for Singaporeans and the good times will continue rolling as long as Singaporeans head to the polls regularly.
Another resident, Boh Dai Ji, said: “My neighbour, was in arrears, and HDB cancelled his outstanding debt.”
“My son, fail all subjects in Primary 3, and still can go CC collect bursary award.”
“Holding elections is, therefore, the most effective way for residents’ issues to be addressed. All GRCs and SMCs should have elections every year.”
“Otherwise, all problems will be put on the back-burner, as Singapore only focuses on economic growth at all costs.”
Source: http://newnation.sg
