Instead of school for knowledge, schools of muscle fleshing was presented to them. They were brutally mishandle and made to lose their independence and critical thinking. They were bullied and made to abandon the qualities of the Eritrean young who always stood for what is right and rebelled against injustice. They need guidance and grooming to take over the responsibilities of the nation. I don't subscribe to the view that believes the sky will rain milk and honey if Eritreans worshipped their government.
Some people believe so.
In fact, I have a feeling that it might rain honey and milk if Eritreans criticized and controlled their government. I believe that any government is the servant of the people. If it doesn't do a good job, it has got to be fired. Imagine yourself walking into a restaurant and the waiter offers you a dish you do not like. You refuse to take it and instead ask for the menu.