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THE DEARTH OF COMRADESHIP; THE DEATH OF BROTHERHOOD; AND THE DEAFENING DECIBELS OF MOUTHY REVOLUTIONARIES Part V – BY CHRIS MUSTAPHA NWAOKOBIA JNR



"To Obasanjo, IBB, Danjuma, Atiku Abubakar, Jerry Gana, Edwin Clark, Nnia Nwodo et al, speaking truth to the lethargic and mediocre watch of one of your own, Buhari, must come with penitence, and the willingness to abdicate the political space. Tied to it, you must give back to the people all that you have stolen from them, thus atoning for the years of locusts that you brought on Nigeria. Seeking sainthood without retribution is hubris, else the poor not having what to eat, may one day eat up your children." - CMN Jnr.


On 26th March, 2018 at 5:30pm, I stumbled on a programme, GLOBAL BUSINESS on AIT (African Independent Television) with "Poverty In Nigeria" as theme, and a Community called Yimitu, just one hour from Abuja City Centre, was the traumatic and soul rending spectacle. According to the report, this community has no electricity, no portable water, no medical facilities, and no schools; not even a nursery school in that community. And this is the tragic fate of many communities in 21st century Nigeria. So, think, when you defend the PDP or the APC.

THINK ABOUT THIS:

1. In the 70s we were about the richest Country in Africa, and one of the most stable economies in the world, today we are the poorest nation on planet earth.

2. We have the highest paid political operators, and the least paid workers in Africa.

3. We have the second highest infant mortality in the world.

4. 80% of our people live in poverty.

5. And those who superintend the worst despoliation in human history continue to rule over us, as misguided Youths for crumbs defend them.

We must organize rather than agonize, and work together to take back our Country. 

- Dr. Chris Mustapha Nwaokobia Jnr., a Barrister-at-Law, and social critic, is a Presidential hopeful in the forthcoming 2019 Presidential election in Nigeria. 

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