Are there no Ibos in PDP
Even before the 2015 election campaigns started, Ibos and the staunch supporters of Goodluck Jonathan had labelled the APC a Hausa-Fulani party, even went on to accused it of being an Islamic congregation. Those in the South East and South South , particularly Rochas Okorocha and Rotimi Amechi received the most evil bashing of being handles for entrenching the Hausa-Fulani agenda; how frivolous that could be?
Those at the front line for these divisive smear campaigns against APC were the usual suspects, Femi Fani Kayode and Governor of Ekiti State. These two had metamorphos to become more Ibos than Ibos themselves!
In the real sense these two had worked against the Ibos more than any one in Nigeria. History has revealed their two-faced dealings in the PDP! Today, the seemingly, Christian and more so, ibo party as consistently accepted by Ibos themselves, have zoned the presidential slot to the North. So where are those dancing to the drums of secession because of marginalisation?
What I envisaged was for the ibo to galvanised their energy into an organised effort to clinch the presidency through a formidable political process that would see them make changes in their respective States and regions. That platform could have been the PDP. But as usual, the Ibos have jettisoned that inclination for a future shouting match for marginalisation.
Funny enough, they couldn't be found in the PDP, neither are they in the APC. They are not also around Nnamdi Kanu!
Those at the front line for these divisive smear campaigns against APC were the usual suspects, Femi Fani Kayode and Governor of Ekiti State. These two had metamorphos to become more Ibos than Ibos themselves!
In the real sense these two had worked against the Ibos more than any one in Nigeria. History has revealed their two-faced dealings in the PDP! Today, the seemingly, Christian and more so, ibo party as consistently accepted by Ibos themselves, have zoned the presidential slot to the North. So where are those dancing to the drums of secession because of marginalisation?
What I envisaged was for the ibo to galvanised their energy into an organised effort to clinch the presidency through a formidable political process that would see them make changes in their respective States and regions. That platform could have been the PDP. But as usual, the Ibos have jettisoned that inclination for a future shouting match for marginalisation.
Funny enough, they couldn't be found in the PDP, neither are they in the APC. They are not also around Nnamdi Kanu!
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