Written by: Ikhuoria Dandy
I have been
so calm these days about Nigeria and the politics, this does not mean am happy
with the way things are going or with this current administration. Because
Nigeria is crumbling brick by brick.
I am
cautioning myself on the choice of words not because I have respect for the
government but simply because of my place as a Christian, but soon I believe we
got to simply call a spade a spade, a goat a goat and a sheep a sheep
"simple ".
First,
Nigeria has fallen into the hands of a dictatorship rule under the guise of
democratic conduct, which is seeing to the end of advocacy, freedom of speech
and expression.
Clearly before
our eyes is presented an insincere, deceptive, clandestine, ruthless government
that has no respect for the "rule of law", that is wheeled on the
path of religious, and ethnic sentiments.... so natured with nepotism.
In 2015
before the general elections, when I became so vocal against a Buhari's
administration, I believe some persons thought I was just talking, after a
detailed analysis, I said Buhari is incompetent and lacks the so called
integrity credited to him, some even went to call him a Hero, this was when I
knew majority weren't just blind, but were short in their thinking.
A man who
said if he doesn't get into office he will make sure war comes upon the land,
that the dogs and baboon will soak in blood, who calls such a man a Hero, a man
who has no respect for peace and for the lives of the people he wants to govern
.
The real
music has just begun, we will be seeing the aimless wastage of the Niger Delta
oil money, in the pursuit of oil in the North, Buhari said, they must discover
oil in the North.
There are
two options to this, as always a two side to the coin, it's either the present
administration is preparing for a one united Nigeria or is laying the ground
work for Nigeria to disintegrate.
They told us
there is no money, but nobody is telling us about the 30U$ left in foreign
reserve, they told us no money, but within the first few months of taking over
office, Aso Rock expenditure went 5 times that of his predecessor. So who is
fooling who?
Until we
have a government that puts the interest of the people as its primary pursuit,
the peace, prosperity and stability of its nation as central priority and the
rule of law as supreme, then we don't have a nation.
There is so
much I wouldn't love to say now but I am watching and Nigerians are watching,
the other day I heard Pastor Tunde Bakare saying the fault were his advisers,
the truth is that a man who has no direction, vision and agenda for his people
and nation sees everything that plays to his selfish interest as good idea and
advice.
A government
that came into power through deception and lies will have to continue in that
same path to avoid being faulted, I believe their blame game isn't working any
longer and the circumstances naturally is beginning to demand results,
accountability, a justice system that gives people the room for fair hearing
and trial and more responsibility on the path of government, not vengeance on
perceived enemies or political opposition.
A government
that will deliver on equity.
Until we are
able to separate illusion from reality we aren't truly educated, until we are
able to separate good from evil, right from wrong and follow the right path, we
aren't truly wise. Education gives people a mind of their own.
Listen I am
not against the president. I am against an incompetent governance. I am against
sentiments and I am against selective anti-corruption war. I am against deaf
ears to peace and stability. I am against disrespect for the rule of law. I am
against religious bias. I am against planning a total military crackdown on the
marginalized, am against making their children orphans and planning to turn
their villages into dust.
I am against
a government which says Nigeria is in trouble due to dwindling oil revenues,
instead of pushing an aggressive economic diversification, he is wasting the
resource left in search for crude oil on northern soil.
I am against
a clueless government. I am against a government which pushes to silent the
voice of the majority. I am against a government which wants to invade the Niger
Delta which has contributed 100% to the development of northern Nigeria. I
against a government which shuts down a functional maritime university in delta
state simply because it is not sited in the North.
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