Internet: The New Human Rights, Not Quite a God by @9jaclicktivist

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Internet connectivity is the new human right because It gets into every gamut of the lives of the people from womb to tomb, basic necessities of life, food, nutrition, health medicine, housing, education, employment, welfare, entertainment, culture, environment, safety, community living, Government and corporate governance, functioning, enterprises resource planning, management, monitoring and decision making. 
The Internet of a  thing enhances the citizens’ experience of governance and the share holders and other stakeholders’ experience of corporate governance as well and it also possesses the attributes of a god? Believers say without any doubt that god is everywhere, in living and non-living things.
Some rational thinkers may modify calling god as the law of nature or the supreme consciousness in the cosmos or even the ultimate energy flow where everything begins and ends in the universe,  all this are vindicating my thoughts.
With more connectivity, access to big data and more application software, the Internet of everything is making a big difference in the lives of the people. It helps various Governments with a better style of governance. It adds new dimensions to our understanding, sharpens real time knowledge, increases information sharing and enriches our experience. The objective is not just to connect, but to make a big difference in the lives of the people.
Knowledge from the information-hub have real time power to make a positive difference in the lives of the people and the world we live in. Right technological solutions and collaborative mindset can improve governance thereby making life better, safer and healthier. Instead of remaining aloof in silos and solve with issues affecting health, safety and the quality of life of the citizens, Government organizations and agencies can function effectively and efficiently by sharing relevant data and analytics through the Internet.
Government should hence take internet serious as a fundamental human rights. National information and technology can be run with the use of integrated, relevant, and reliable data base and analytics for informed, faster real time decision making also the utting-edge technology of today can help community participation and stakeholder involvement in the decision making process. Funds will be used where most critically needed and must be used in turn to secure taxpayers’ trust with and in it as a transparent governance.
Today, INTERNET circumnavigate the globe in a seconds, a hub that doesn't fail on traffic,It respondsa accurately, its just an ask-and yea shall receive answers/info hub, it exercises the full attribute of god being omnipresent, omniscient and omnipotent.
Micheal Adebola Adeniyi
@9jaclicktivist

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