OSITA CHIDI-OKAH
Diagnosis is the first step to definitive cure. Few weeks into his administration, Gov. Soludo made it abundantly clear that there was nothing about “Freedom Fighting” with the activities of local criminals and their offshore accomplices terrorizing the State and the region.
He further stated without equivocation that what we had was a resurgence of lucrative criminality — an organized one with some degree of sophistication, particularly rooted in misinformation and disinformation.
This is a fact! And another fact to this, is “Elite complicity/denial”. Now that these facts are with us, I guess it is time to suspend ALL “Mechanics” from wearing oil and grease stained overalls until we are sure that “our mad men” are fully and effectively quarantined in appropriate rehab centres.
It’s time to suspend ALL “Freedom Fighting” efforts until we free ourselves from this current plague. This should begin with major hostilities against — online and offline — any one or group of “agitators”. There is no painting the facts here, a dog that now bites its owner cannot be called a “domestic animal”.
There is no pampering the dumb any further. The current class of “Biafra Agitators” have proven to be incompetent and directionless. It is time to close their chapter, take the lessons and consider new strategies for the future of ndi Igbo.
We can’t say this enough. We thank them and our brothers in Diaspora for successfully plunging the Southeast into a cul-de-sac
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