Njoku, Chekwas Have Been “Dispossessed”, Thrown Into Political Exile

IZUCHUKWU ADICHIE

The political discussion has shifted as Barr. Sly Ezeokenwa, the national chairman of APGA, deals a decisive blow, sending Njoku and Chekwas into political exile. Both persons who were expelled from APGA in 2004 and their expulsion confirmed by the Supreme Court in 2009 are now scrambling for relevance as they are known for treachery and blackmail. Their notorious attempts to oppose APGA at the Appeal Court have been unsuccessful, and their past actions of manipulating the Nigerian courts, blackmailing security agencies, and making false accusations against Nigerian leaders have come back to haunt them.

Njoku and his co-travellers have been rendered into nothingness by the recent Appeal Court judgment, and Nigerians are awaiting their final coffin nailing at the Supreme Court. After that, they will likely pursue another political hobby, as I suggested earlier. They were never a distraction to the progress of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) under Bar. Sly Ezeokenwa, as the National Chairman, and Governor Soludo, the National Leader of the party.

As Njoku and Chekwas set out on their final journey, they have been abandoned and are now political outcasts, condemned by progressive Nigerians to wander in a state of political exile forever. Throughout this lonely journey, these co-travellers will continue to lament with a misguided sense of importance, which is defined by their longstanding deceit and manipulation. They have been consumed by a deep sense of loss and sorrow. The political downfall they brought upon themselves will soon leave them permanently shattered. They have been dispossessed!