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[OPINION] Tinubu – His Disdain For Equity And Fairness!

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I’ll never join those dwelling his complicated age, for such argument is already defeated by several realities and the constitution.

Neither will I resort to health shame him, since everybody is subject to, and are susceptible to such frailties and may fall sick- whether young, or old.

I’ve chosen to stick to more crucial issues.

The old strong man of Lagos comes along with a confusing appearance of a large-hearted man who believes and practices fairness and equity.

He brandishes this cosmopolitan outlook of a man who’s ever willing to embrace everybody from everywhere.

He’s very quick to reference some Easterners he engaged within his political empire, and have always used same to score huge political capital to himself.

But,

under deeper scrutiny, he betrays himself as a very ruthless, crudely selfish and dangerously me-first Nigerian politician.

He’s a typical Nigeria politician through and through!

Here are some truths that heavily lend credence to this:

Since Buhari ascended as president, there was (and has been) a public outcry of lopsidedness in power and appointments skewed against the people of Eastern region.

Several people of goodwill lent their voices to the clamor for equity in favor of that marginalized axis of the country.

And what did your bullion van king say about that apparent injustice?

Nothing.

Absolutely nothing!

They say it’s not his business.

That the East should cry their cry alone.

He selfishly cornered all the juicy appointments for the South.

They say politics should be devoid of emotions.

But if politics is for the benefit of humans and humanity,
and humans are in turn made and governed by emotions, equity and laws, then we can not completely divorce politics from human emotions and perceptions.

Now,

Still on fairness and equity…

The South West have had their fair share of the Nigeria seat of power; eight uninterrupted years as President and same as Vice President.

The North have taken theirs and have virtually unanimously, conceded to return power to the South.

Everyone with a sense of justice and fairness, dictates that the Igbos should be supported to have a bite of the presidency.

That’s equity.

And that’s the only fairness spirit expected from every Southerner.

But what’s Tinubu invariably saying to the Igbo people?

“Look here, you can go to h£ll! I control the west and can win the election even without you, and still rule Nigeria whether you like it or not; or di£ trying.”

Tinubu has absolutely no sense of justice, equity and fairness on this score.

To him, everything is self, self and self.

He has set up some virile media groups to market the entire Igbo people as secessionists and separatists.(all thanks to that f0olish Kanu on this one)

It doesn’t matter to Tinubu, who may be aggrieved, injured, disappointed or dissatisfied.

As long as his own insatiably greedy personal interests is concerned, everything else can give.

That’s the character that’ll likely happen to you Nigeria people.

This man detests true equity and fairness.

And concomitantly, he still doesn’t really believe in simple micro zoning of power in the south for the interests of justice.

All his loud touted romance with the likes of Joe Igbokwes are mere smokescreen to shield him from his real self.

Now the real litmus test of equity has come, his greedy political mercantile spirit won’t allow him to locate one person from Igbo extraction that’s good enough to support.

In nepotism and lack of equity, Buhari is a saint, when juxtaposed with the real person of Tinubu.

There’s Keke, and there’s Keke bus.

Tinubu is the true Keke bus in unfair behavior!

He understands that perception is everything.

And has before now, always preached in favor of morality in politics and welfarism of fairness and live-and-let-live.

But,

He knows just how immoral his unbridled quest for power exposes his dangerous selfishness against the Igbos.

Today, he has suddenly metamorphosed into a hardcore disciple of Positive School of thoughts.

He’s now shouting it’s my constitutional right, I have a right to contest.

I must rule.

After all I can collabo with north and still win and to h£ll with the Igbos.

There’s something indecent, immoral, with selfishness, and unfairness.

By: Azubuike Ihemeje Esq.

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Governor Peter Mbah Signs Multi-million Dollar Joint Venture To Birth Job Opportunities, Promote Sports And Youth Development In Enugu State

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The Governor Of Enugu State, Governor Peter Mbah has disclosed a recent deal he signed for the good of the people of Enugu. On his Facebook page he wrote;

“I was delighted to sign a multi-million dollar joint venture agreement with the Del-York Group for “The 042 Arena and Entertainment Park” over the weekend.

The multi-purpose sports and entertainment hub is designed to focus on key areas of development, training, innovation, education, talent discovery, hospitality, and entertainment, among others.

The Sports Arena will on completion feature training facilities, athlete housing, a physical therapy and sports medicine centre, and a performance centre, while the Entertainment Park will have a variety of designs, including screening rooms, stages, amphitheaters; and live, work and play facilities, among others.

It gladdens my heart that investors are now favouring our dear state as a location for businesses and investments. This demonstrates the success of our ceaseless efforts to make Enugu the safest place to live, invest, play sports, and enjoy leisure.

I’m hopeful that this project will create thousands of jobs for Ndi Enugu and also attract more investors and tourists to our state. It will also provide a platform for our young people to showcase their talents, thereby promoting sports and youth development in our state and the entire South-East region.

Many thanks to the CEO of Del-York, Linus Idahosa, who came up with the concept and chose Enugu as the planting soil. My administration will give him and his team all the needed support to flourish.”

Here are pictures from the signing ceremony.

We commend the Governor on this development.

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Governor Peter Mbah Appreciates Dave Umahi Over Swift Response To Work On A Recently collapsed Bridge In Enugu State

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Governor Peter Mbah Appreciates The Minister For Works, Dave Umahi Over Swift Response To Work On A Recently collapsed Bridge In Enugu State

The bridge which is on the federal road, had sunk in on Monday.Thank God no casualties were recorded due to the less movements around the area on the it happened.

Here’s what the Governor wrote;

“Yesterday evening, I had the pleasure of welcoming the Minister of Works, Engr. Dave Umahi, to Enugu State. The minister who came to inspect the collapsed bridge between the New Artisan flyover and the Naira Triangle, at the Enugu – Port Harcourt expressway, assured me of its immediate reconstruction.

“He commended me for ameliorating the plights of my people by undertaking to dualise the Enugu State’s part of the Enugu-Abakaliki road, and also assured me that the federal government would expedite the necessary approvals.

“I sincerely appreciate the minister for the prompt response, and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for inclusive leadership. This, for us, underscores the president’s commitment to his oath of office.”

Here are pictures from the scene visit

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PHOTO: Governor Peter Mbah Speaks At 2023 Lagos Chamber Of Commerce And Industry (LCCI)

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The Governor of Enugu State, Governor Peter Mbah was one of the guest speakers at the 2023 LCCI. While posting pictures from the conference on his social media page, He wrote;

“Today, I was honoured to stand as Guest of Honour and Speaker on the platform of the 2023 Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) International Business Conference and Expo.

This event underscores our commitment to global partnerships and trade cooperation. From Enugu, I have proudly joined the dialogue that transcends borders.

As we engage in vital conversations, I extend a hand of partnership, inviting stakeholders to explore our nation’s potential. Together, let’s unlock avenues for national growth and prosperity.

In Enugu State, we are open for business; building partnership with the private sector to unlock the capital market, attract investments, and retake our place in the local and global economy.

I’m excited to share with you our state’s abundant investment opportunities and government inventives in agriculture and agro-industry, logistics and aviation, tourism, real estate, mineral resources, information and communication technology (ICT), among others.

We are also de-risking business investment in key sectors by providing access to land, providing support infrastructure, handling engagement with host communities, and facilitating the approval of building permits.

Amid challenges, our resolve for a robust business environment remains unshaken. We are intentionally revisiting our ease of doing business indicators to ensure the environment is conducive for businesses to thrive.

Join me in embracing this momentous stride as we amplify Enugu State’s prominence on the national and world map.”

Here are pictures from the conference.

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