CHANGE IS NECESSARY, BUT IN WHAT DIRECTION? Cards had been placed on the table and from what I conceive I am pausing a while and asking the question - change is necessary for a better tomorrow to emerge, but in what direction?. Considering the evidence I see from GEJ administration and GMB personality, it worth believing that GEJ would favour the implementation of the RESOLUTIONS of the NATIONAL CONFAB, raising on the other hand the unavoidable question - CAN/ WOULD GMB implement or support the RESOLUTIONS of the NATIONAL CONFAB? This question remains the best and only key to either party sustaining or destroying its survival in Nigeria, because implementation of the conference agreement is the only solution to lasting peace to our problems as a multiethnic nation struggling to co-habit as one country. Thus, I will not support any person, people, entity, entities, party, parties, spirit, spirits, whether here below or up above that do not support TRUE CONFEDERACY for this nation; such entity or entities truly dont have UNITY and LASTING PEACE in mind. Therefore, we would sit back to verify the innate wishes of the core NORTHERN MINDS and our mongering for CHANGE...change is necessary and has ever remain an eternal law but we hope it is not seen by the NORTH as THEIR LEGACY RETURNING TO THEM. The lands and resources of the SOUTH, EAST & WEST are not for the NORTH, neither are the lands and resources of the WEST, NORTH and EAST for the SOUTH. Rulership is therefore not the bone of contention, but what remains is - WHO AMONGST GEJ & GMB WOULD MOST LIKELY IMPLEMENT THE RESOLUTION AGREED UPON BY THE ENTIRE NIGERIA DURING THE NATIONAL CONFAB? Let our aspirants therefore clear their intentions to we citizens on this critical question. The leader whose intention is to achieve lasting peace in a nation like ours with diversified culture, multilingual and multi-ethnic properties by implementing the CONFAB RESOLUTIONS is him who deserves the VOTES OF NIGERIANS with the situation of things now. WHO IS IT? (share this article that all may have it...as Nigerians truly looking for change, we need to ask the right question).
Posted on: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 00:08:06 +0000
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