federal government to come and build it, right? Apart from tarring village roads, what other business and major economic infrastructure has Peter Obi and Obiano built for Anambra state in the past 12 years or so?
Which of the infrastructure they built can support Igbo people as is the case in Lagos and the North?
Will Anambra remain a village state for ever?
Meanwhile, tiny and much less interested Eastern states like Bayelsa has since passed anti-open grazing law and is building an international airport while the northern youths are issuing quit notice on Igbo people in the North. Most of the Igbo in the North are hostages to the conspiracy that has manifested in Igbo governors neglecting the infrastructure interests of their own people. When the northern youths issued the quit notice, I personally felt that they are only throwing a gambit, because they know that Igbo governors are totally useless and spineless to protect Igbo interests in Nigeria. They only want to be called “governors” while their people are killed in their own land.
So, IPOB and Kanu stands on very solid grounds when they say that the guber elections only give credibility to house slaves parading as governors in Igboland.
This is a fact so strong that any human being who knows the issues can almost palpate.
I used to be against the boycott, but I’m not so sure that I’m still against it.
Given, IPOB’s motive is secession; mine is survival of Igbo people inside the Nigerian nation. On this point of the total uselessness of South East governors, no sane Igbo can disagree.
Sometimes it is good to come to a complete halt before an opportunity for thorough reflection can present itself. These South East governors need to leave office, at least to show the world that they do not serve the interest of the people there. Let the FG declare a state of emergency there and appoint whoever it wants there; that way Igbo people can at least deal directly with the puppet master instead of dealing with the puppet.
A truth is like a red hot sword. It is foolhardy to try to stop it.
