My First Election Post-Mortem…

Posted on November 12, 2021

One important lesson I learnt from the Anambra 2021 election is, “never over price yourself”.

From this space (the new media), to the actual field work, all those who had an overbloated sense of self had themselves trashed in the dustbin of irrelevance.

This election saw ordinary people perform extraordinarily, weak people became strong, and the proud, humbled. In the build up to the next phase, I do not consider myself entitled in anyway and for anything.

There is enormous work to be done and Soludo says it is 95% of what is actually expected by the people. One of the fundamental change the Soludo administration will entrench is the reform of our governance philosophy. 

Those who will be disappointed are those who may find it difficult to adjust to the reality of Soludo’s revolutionary thinking.

For me, I am a Soludo Apostle already basking in the rare privilege of learning at the Master’s feet…

– Mazi Ejimofor Opara writes from Awka, Anambra State.

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