By Polycarp Onwubiko
Shocking indeed! How can Nigeria with elected president allow tragedy of monumental proportion in the Okuama community in delta state simply because soldiers were killed by gunmen those identify is yet to the uncovered?
how can a country that claim to
have civilized people in leadership allow soldiers to mindlessly kill people
who knew nothing about the killing of soldiers and unconscionably drove away
the inhabitants of Okuama community who ran into the bush and contend their
lives with wild animals and reptiles in the 21 century world?
Sorry for Nigeria, the
leadership has no conscience at all. Vanguard newspaper Saturday April 6 2024
carried story of how Okuama community people are dying in the bush bitten by
snakes while the conscienceless soldiers bar them from going back to their
community. This is horrendous atrocities and a clear case of man's inhumanity
to man. Yet president Tinubu sits comfortable in Aso Rock villa addressing
other national issues while people who voted him into office are dying in the
forests as conscienceless soldiers are keeping vigil in their community
supposedly looking for the killers of the soldiers. How shameless Nigeria
leadership can be!
Vanguard newspaper news
discovered that the house of reverend father was destroyed along with other
housed bulldozed, all in the name of looking for the killers of soldiers. Sorry
for Nigeria, in fact there is no governments in Nigeria. The governor of delta
state is groping in the dark and cannot stake his life for the people who voted
him into office.
Minimum Wage Implementation Without A Review Of Statutory Revenue Sharing Formula Will Be A Barren Excise.
For many years the federal
government refused to review statutory allocation sharing to reduce the
humongous share of the federal government, 54 percent.
That is why the past and
present president refused to devolve powers to the state government. State
police is a virtual impossibility without a review of statutory revenue
sharing. APC-led federal government is not working towards devolution of powers
(don't call it restructuring the lopsided federation and dumping the military
decreed unitary constitution.
Polycarp Onwubiko is a social commentator,
writes from Awka Anambra State.
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