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The Oracle: How Buharocracy Put Nigeria in Throes (Pt. 3)

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By Mike Ozekhome

INTRODUCTION

I write to straighten history. Mangled history. I write to prevent historical revisionists and modern day turn-coat “Messiahs” from rewriting the immediate past history of the Muhammadu Buhari locust years as president of Nigeria. He bled Nigeria. Buhari put Nigeria on life-support oxygen. He asphyxiated Nigeria economically, socially and politically. He deepened and widened with alarming precision, Nigeria’s divisiveness. Under Buhari, ethnicism, sectionalism, clannishness, tribalism, favouritism, prebendalism, cronyism and mediocrity were enthroned, celebrated, glorified, nurtured, watered and held aloft as “Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy”. Buhari did not care. He did not bother. He simply winced, wringed his hands, or laughed heartily at the befuddling troubles of Nigeria. He persistently and unapologetically feigned ignorance of the anger, melancholy, disillusionment, poverty, penury, sweat, pains, pangs and blood that besotted our beleaguered country, Nigeria. He turned his erstwhile austere, Spartan-like life into one of opulence and unrestrained grandeur; wearing well-ironed designer babanriga and sokoto national dresses. He hardly appeared twice in the same dress. The once lean-looking retired Major General became plumpier and healthier than he was when he took office. All the aircraft in the presidential fleet which he had vowed during campaigns to trim if he became president were not only retained, but increased and expanded; all with suffering and agonizing taxpayers money. Nigerians begged for crumbs that fell from the master’s table. Many resorted to garbage dumps for survival. PHCN increased its tariff astronomically, even as darkness enveloped Nigeria. Inflation galloped away like a wild hungry horse. Government propaganda increased, making Adolf Hitler’s Goebel green with envy from his 1945 cold grave. Many a time, I actually wondered whether the false, fake and illusory statements and claims from the government’s amplified megaphones were from another planet different from this our mother earth where we live. Did you not also wonder? Nigerians became Ayi Kwei Armah’s “walking corpses” and “The Living Dead”. They trudged on aimlessly, somnabulistically. Today became bloody. Tomorrow became a mirage. Life became colourless. Ha! Buharocracy!!

As Nigerians died in droves in the hands of reinvigorated deadly Boko Haram, ferocious kidnappers and blood-letting armed bandits, Buhari and his coterie of cronies, hangers-on, bootlickers, fawners and ego-masseurs, increased and blossomed. Presidential aircraft were parked unused for weeks, at times for months, awaiting Buhari’s recovery in British hospitals during his many medical tours abroad. Aso Villa clinic into which billions of naira were poured remained empty of drugs and doctors. Buhari increased cost of governance, rather than reduce it. Lip service was paid to democratic dividends. Our national ethos was further bastardised as men and women of questionable character were either openly decorated with national honours, or were permitted to take honorary doctorate degrees, the latter practice of which had been banned by his predecessors. All these are part and parcel of the new concept called BUHAROCRACY. The concept is drawn from my OZEKPEDIA neologism. I will still give more later on Buharocracy, as it is a very wide and elastic undemocratic concept which I have just introduced into our political lexicon.

Unlike many other Nigerians who failed to speak up, or reclined in self-imposed cocoons, I have been speaking up. I did not just wake up today from a deep slumber to start xraying, critiquing or criticising former President Buhari. As I earlier showed in Google links in part 2 of this dissertation, I had never relented. Read more today, continuing from 2019, having already treated 2014 to part of 2019.

OZEKPEDIA, 2019 CONTINUES

https://sunnewsonline.com/ozekhome-charges-buhari-to-be-more-accommodating/?amp; OZEKHOME CHARGES BUHARI TO BE MORE ACCOMMODATING; June 5, 2019

https://dailypost.ng/2019/07/28/el-zazakky-ozekhome-blasts-buhari-govt-proscribing-shiite-tells-ban-miyetti-allah/…; EL-ZAZAKKY: OZEKHOME BLASTS BUHARI GOVT FOR PROSCRIBING SHI’ITE, TELLS HIM TO BAN MIYETTI ALLAH ; July 28 , 2019

https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/08/05/mike-ozekhome-blasts-buhari-over-sowores-arrest/?amp=1; MIKE OZEKHOME BLASTS BUHARI OVER SOWORE’S ARREST; August 5, 2019

https://dailypost.ng/2019/08/08/revolution-now-ozekhome-faults-court-judgment-blasts-buhari/?amp=1; NEWs; REVOLUTION NOW: OZEKHOME FAULTS COURT JUDGMENT, BLASTS BUHARI; August 8, 2019

https://saharareporters.com/human-rights?HwGVUrde_html=&page=62; SOWORE: OZEKHOME HAILS RULING, ASKS GOVERNMENT TO DISCONTINUE CASE; September 24. 2019

https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/10/01/parents-now-sell-children-to-survive-under-buharis-govt-ozekhome/?amp=1; PARENTS NOW SELL CHILDREN TO SURVIVE UNDER BUHARI’S GOVT – OZEKHOME ; October 1, 2019

https://sunnewsonline.com/ebute-ozekhome-disagree-over-buharis-october-1-broadcast-on-hate-speech/?amp=; EBUTE, OZEKHOME DISAGREE OVER BUHARI’S OCTOBER 1 BROADCAST ON HATE SPEECH; October 1, 2019

https://dailypost.ng/2019/10/01/nigerians-now-live-like-corpses-walking-dead-mike-ozekhome-blasts-buhari-govt/; NEWS; NIGERIANS NOW LIVE LIKE CORPSES, WALKING DEAD — MIKE OZEKHOME BLASTS BUHARI GOVT; October 1, 2019

https://independent.ng/president-buhari-can-be-investigated-while-in-office-ozekhome/; october 7, 2019

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/11/08/ozekhome-faults-buhari-for-signing-bills-into-law-in-uk-during-private-visit/amp/; OZEKHOME FAULTS BUHARI FOR SIGNING BILLS INTO LAW IN UK DURING PRIVATE VISIT; November 8, 2019

https://prnigeria.com/2019/11/12/death-penalty-absurd-ozekhome/; DEATH PENALTY ON HATE SPEECH, ABSURD, OUTRAGEOUS…OZEKHOME; November 12, 2019

https://dailypost.ng/2019/12/14/onnoghen-ozekhome-criticise-buhari-over-seizure-of-ex-cjns-passport/?amp=1; NEWS; ONNOGHEN: OZEKHOME CRITICISE BUHARI OVER SEIZURE OF EX-CJN’S PASSPORT; December 14, 2019

https://africadailynews.net/2019/12/24/sowore-dasuki-buhari-has-realised-mistake-ozekhome.html, SOWORE/DASUKI: BUHARI HAS REALISED MISTAKE – OZEKHOME; December 24, 2019

2020

https://insidebusiness.ng/81656/sowore-buhari-is-allergic-to-criticism-ozekhome/; SOWORE: BUHARI IS ALLERGIC TO CRITICISM — OZEKHOME; September 19, 2020

https://thestreetjournal.org/ozekhome-flays-buharis-lame-independence-anniversary-broadcast/; OZEKHOME’S FLAYS BUHARI’S “LAME” INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY BROADCAST; October 1, 2020

https://mikeozekhomeschambers.com/buharis-independent-speech-shows-fixated-hatred-for-igbo-ozekhome/; BUHARI’S INDEPENDENT SPEECH SHOWS FIXATED HATRED FOR IGBO – OZEKHOME; October 17, 2020

https://www.mynigeria.com/NigeriaHomePage/NewsArchive/Ozekhome-faults-Malami-says-NASS-has-powers-to-summon-Buhari-400421; OZEKHOME FAULTS MALAMI, SAYS NASS HAS POWERS TO SUMMON BUHARI; December 10, 2020

https://thenigerialawyer.com/ozekhome-san-replies-agf-malami-says-nass-has-power-to-summon-president-buhari-over-operatiional-use-of-the-armed-forces/; OZEKHOME (SAN) REPLIES AGF, MALAMI SAYS NASS HAS POWER TO SUMMON PRESIDENT BUHARI OVER ‘OPERATIONAL USE OF THE ARMED FORCES’; December 10, 2020.

https://saharareporters.com/2020/12/20/insecurity-buhari-government-has-lost-legitimacy-ozekhome-says; INSECURITY: BUHARI GOVERNMENT HAS LOST LEGITIMACY, OZEKHOME SAYS; December 20, 2020

2021

https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/ozekhome-faults-buhari-over-retirement-of-service-chiefs-says-they-deserve-to-have-been-sacked/?amp=; OZEKHOME FAULTS BUHARI OVER RETIREMENT OF SERVICE CHIEFS, SAYS THEY DESERVE TO HAVE BEEN SACKED; January 27, 2021

https://saharareporters.com/2021/02/28/807-school-pupils-stolen-under-buhari-hope-nigeria-itself-won%E2%80%99t-be-abducted-%E2%80%93-ozekhome; 807 SCHOOL PUPILS STOLEN UNDER BUHARI; HOPE NIGERIA ITSELF WON’T BE ABDUCTED? – OZEKHOME; February 28, 2021

https://www.arise.tv/elites-united-in-haemorrhaging-nigeria-senior-lawyer-ozekhome-says/; ELITES UNITED IN HAEMORRHAGING NIGERIA, SENIOR LAWYER OZEKHOME SAYS; March 5, 2021.

https://gazettengr.com/efcc-sought-to-humiliate-me-for-criticising-buhari-ozekhome/, EFCC SOUGHT TO HUMILIATE ME FOR CRITICISING BUHARI: OZEKHOME; March 20,2021

https://www.thecable.ng/its-illegal-for-buhari-to-solely-appoint-igp-says-ozekhome/amp; IT’S ILLEGAL FOR BUHARI TO SOLELY APPOINT IGP, SAYS OZEKHOME; April 6, 2021

https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2021/04/08/ozekhomes-bombshell-buharis-appointment-of-baba-illegal-prebendalism/?amp=1; OZEKHOME’S BOMBSHELL: BUHARI’S APPOINTMENT OF BABA ILLEGAL, PREBENDALISM  ; April 8, 2021

https://businessday.ng/news/article/ozekhome-wants-pantami-prosecuted-for-terrorism/; OZEKHOME WANTS PANTAMI PROSECUTED FOR TERRORISM; April 25, 2021

https://thenigerialawyer.com/insecurity-president-buhari-missing-in-action-his-capacity-has-been-tested-ozekhome-san/; INSECURITY: PRESIDENT BUHARI MISSING IN ACTION, HIS CAPACITY HAS BEEN TESTED — OZEKHOME, SAN; April 28, 2021

https://thisnigeria.com/wake-up-president-buhari-from-his-deep-slumber-self-denial-ozekhome/; WAKE UP PRESIDENT BUHARI FROM HIS DEEP SLUMBER, SELF-DENIAL – OZEKHOME April 29, 2021 

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2021/05/14/nigeria-showing-signs-of-failed-state-ozekhome-laments/amp/; NIGERIA SHOWING SIGNS OF FAILED STATE, OZEKHOME LAMENTS SAYS NO NEED FOR FRESH NATIONAL DIALOGUE; May 14, 2021

https://saharareporters.com/2021/06/04/when-tottering-government-twiddles-twitter-chief-mike-ozekhome; WHEN A TOTTERING GOVERNMENT TWIDDLES TWITTER BY CHIEF MIKE OZEKHOME; June 4, 2021

https://newtelegraphng.com/us-nba-makinde-ozekhome-fault-fg/; US, NBA, MAKINDE, OZEKHOME FAULT FG; June 6 2021

https://guardian.ng/news/ozekhome-blames-banditry-terrorism-on-inequality-cautions-against-subsidy-removal/; OZEKHOME BLAMES BANDITRY, TERRORISM ON INEQUALITY, CAUTIONS AGAINST SUBSIDY REMOVAL; November 30, 2021

https://topcelebrities.com.ng/ozekhome-blasts-buhari-2/; OZEKHOME BLASTS BUHARI; June 7, 2021

https://gazettengr.com/nigerian-governors-are-like-bandits-ozekhome/; NIGERIAN GOVERNORS ARE LIKE BANDITS: OZEKHOME; June 18, 2021

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2021/07/19/electoral-act-you-have-destroyed-democracy-in-nigeria-ozekhome-tells-nassembly/amp/; ELECTORAL ACT: YOU HAVE DESTROYED DEMOCRACY IN NIGERIA, OZEKHOME TELLS N’ASSEMBLY; June 19, 2021

https://thisnigeria.com/buhari-and-his-faulty-policy-of-non-restructuring-by-mike-ozekhome/; BUHARI AND HIS FAULTY POLICY OF NON-RESTRUCTURING BY MIKE OZEKHOME; July 5, 2021

https://youtu.be/Pye4DcqzemM; “BUHARI MUST TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL THE PROBLEMS IN NIGERIA” – MIKE OZEKHOME; August 2, 2021.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/10/ozekhome-to-buharihow-can-middle-men-hoard-non-available-food/amp/; OZEKHOME TO BUHARI: HOW CAN MIDDLEMEN HOARD NON-AVAILABLE FOOD; October 1, 2021

https://www.page36news.com/2021/10/02/mike-ozekhome-says-we-are-not-practising-democracy-in-nigeria-declares-that-what-we-have-under-president-muhammadu-buhari-others-is-election-ocracy-where-the-leaders-elect-themselves-into-office-o/amp/; MIKE OZEKHOME SAYS WE ARE NOT PRACTISING DEMOCRACY IN NIGERIA, DECLARES THAT WHAT WE HAVE UNDER PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI, OTHERS, IS ELECTION-OCRACY, WHERE THE LEADERS ELECT THEMSELVES INTO OFFICE ON ELECTION DAYS; October 2, 2021. 

To be continued in part 4

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Mr. President: Affordable Fuel is Possible at Zero Subsidy

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By Dr. Aliyu U. Tilde

Yesterday evening, I listened attentively to a panel of experts and stakeholders on the BBC program Ra’ayi Riga, anchored by Umaima Sani Abdulmumin. The program ended with a big doubt in my mind regarding a matter purported to be a provision of OPEC and crucial to the price of petrol in Nigeria.

Tyranny

I could not fathom how particularly the representatives of NNPC and IPMAN stressed that Nigerians will be at the mercy of two variables: the international market and the price of the US Dollar in Nigeria. They said OPEC agreement compels member countries to sell allocated domestic crude at international rate even if refined locally. One of them even said the Iran-Israel conflict can cause domestic price of petrol in Nigeria to rise.

So we should expect higher fuel prices anytime the rate of the dollar appreciates in Nigeria and also when, for any reason, there is a rise in the cost of crude in the international market. It is the rule, according to them. Our fate, they claim, is sealed, regardless of our OPEC membership and Dangote refinery. Nigerians will no longer have a stable fuel price.

Trust me, in Nigeria, the equation will be simultaneous. At any given moment, a reason will be found to use either or both parameters to increase pump price. The target of government is to extract more revenue from citizens while the businessmen in Dangote, Major Marketers, NNPCL and IPMAN continue to feed their greed for endless profit with our blood.

One would wonder why OPEC would be so oppressive in inflicting such tyranny on the citizens of its members. Senator Ndume, who was in the panel, said if he cannot understand why, how would they expect a commoner sitting under the tree to do so?

The truth

The truth is that there is no provision like that in OPEC agreements. In fact, the very idea of domestic crude quota arose in realization that citizens of member countries may need to enjoy cheaper oil than the international market price. That is why those citizens have been enjoying cheaper fuel for the past five decades in different countries. Many still do. Why not Nigerians?

If you ask ChatGPT whether OPEC agreement compels member countries to sell crude for domestic consumption at international market price only, this is the answer you get:

“OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) does not directly compel member countries to sell crude oil for domestic consumption at international market prices. OPEC’s primary role is to coordinate and unify petroleum policies among member countries to stabilize oil markets and secure a steady supply of oil.

“However, OPEC’s production quotas, agreements on output levels, and policies can indirectly influence domestic oil pricing. In practice, many OPEC members choose to sell crude oil domestically at subsidized rates or prices lower than the international market. This decision is made at the discretion of individual member countries, often as part of national energy policies aimed at supporting domestic economies and industries. Nonetheless, these policies may vary from one member country to another depending on domestic priorities and economic strategies.

“There is no formal OPEC rule that requires domestic sales to match international prices, though it can be influenced by international agreements and market pressures.”

The Truth

The truth is that the President and Minister of Petroleum can sell our 445,000 barrels a day to Dangote at even N50,000/barrel after taking into consideration the cost of extraction and OPEC will not raise any eyebrow. Dangote can charge the cost of refining, add his profit and sell to NNPCL and IPMAN at, say, N300/litre. On their part the marketers will add their cost of transportation, storage, profit, etc., and sell it to Nigerians at N400/litre. And—boom—we all will be happy.

It is entirely the discretion of the President and his government. So whoever wants to sell our locally produced fuel by that simultaneous equation is on his own. There is no OPEC in the equation.

The Squeeze

Also, among those who would fight against Nigerians enjoying affordable fuel rates are the IMF, World Bank and the West generally. They want the government to squeeze us the more such that we can service our debts and collect more loans from the Shylock. The age long philosophy is: our poverty, their wealth; our pain, their joy.

Added to these are local liberal economists who believe in high taxation, claiming that the blood money will be used to develop our infrastructure, health, education, etc. It is just the same old bunkum selling since 1986 at the debut of Naira devaluation while our infrastructure, hospitals and schools continue to deteriorate in rebuttal of that thesis.

A Call

I call on the President to consider the low income status of our citizen. Only affordable fuel price will hold together our social fabric, ensure our prosperity and guarantee our security. It is zero subsidy because we are not buying it from anyone. It is our oil.

The President must keep in mind that the IMF and oil magnates are not his partners in 2027. He is on his own. They will be there to outlive him and work with the next President. Let this sink into his psyche. Tam!

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Happy 64th Independence Day!

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By Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya

From July 2011 to May 2015, it was my honour to serve the government and people of Lagos State as General Counsel to His Excellency, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN CON, the Governor of Lagos State. As one of my tasks, I had the honour of being the Governor’s speechwriter, and early this morning, as the clock chimed midnight, ushering in yet another October 1, I found myself reflecting on how far we have come as a nation. “Does our progress reflect our age?”, I asked myself. I really don’t know. My thoughts then turned to 10 years ago and I remembered the Governor’s 54th Independence Day speech, the 1st draft of which I was privileged to pen. The Governor’s words on October 1, 2014, ring as true today as they did then and I thought it was worth sharing excerpts from his speech. Happy reading!

“…Today, October 1, 2014, we are once again celebrating the anniversary of our independence from British colonial rule. Today marks 54 years since Nigeria became an independent sovereign nation, following the germination of a seed that had been sown seven years earlier, when in 1953, Anthony Eromosele Enahoro introduced a private member’s bill demanding self-government. When the British “Union Jack” flag was lowered for the last time and the green-white-green Nigerian flag was hoisted in its stead, the crowd went wild with jubilation, filled with high expectations of a greater tomorrow.

We can only imagine the exultant joy felt by our first Prime Minister. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, when he mounted the podium on October 1, 1960. In his first Independence Day Speech he said:-

“This is a wonderful day, and it is all the more wonderful because we have awaited it with increasing impatience, compelled to watch one country after another overtaking us… when we had so nearly reached our goal.”

Indeed he mirrored the views of millions of Nigerians and echoed their thoughts. Independence Day soon became easily the most significant day in our national life, accorded a pride of place that was difficult to surpass. Independence day became synonymous with sights of the President and the State Governors in open-top vehicles inspecting Guards of Honour, of beautiful parades, exciting fireworks and National Day Award ceremonies. October 1 also became the day on which political batons changed, and elected officials handed over to their successors. A day for inspiring speeches and sober reflection on our growth as a nation.

As a school boy, I remember struggling hard to get selected to march for my school in the National Day Parade, the endless rehearsals, and the keen anticipation of waiting to see if I would be picked. There was no prize given and none was expected. It was enough that your school had participated.

“Left, Right, Left, Right, Eeeyes Right!” And on the sidelines, children cheering us on with their own rhymes – “dem dey look una, make yanga, dem dey look una, make yanga, Left Right, Left Right!

Filled with excitement, we would add more ‘yanga’, trying hard, but not quite suceeding, to match the synchronisation of the armed forces. After it all, bursting with pride, those of us fortunate enough to have been selected to march for our school would milk our success for weeks afterwards, wearing our school uniform with pride, basking in the recognition as we went to and from school in public transportation and displaying a sense of superiority over our “less fortunate” schoolmates. Such was the depth of our civic pride.

Today, sadly, the excitement has waned. October 1 appears to have now become a hollow ritual and regrettably, no more than just another work and school-free day. The flame of our national pride seems to flicker. This is not how it should be.

What is the importance of a day like this? What does it mean to you? What should it mean to you? All over the world, Independence Day anniversaries are celebrated with great fanfare, splendour, respect for the nation and a deep sense of patriotism.bln some countries, festivities leading up to Independence Day start up to three weeks earlier. Some hold Independence Day beauty pageants; some re-enact their independence, others play the National Anthem on the dot of midnight on all radio and TV stations. All put country before self, at least for that day. We should not be any different.

In that historic Independence Day speech, Prime Minister Tafawa Balewa also said:

“Words cannot adequately express my joy and pride at being the Nigerian citizen privileged to accept from Her Royal Highness, these Constitutional Instruments which are the symbols of Nigeria’s independence. It is a unique privilege, which I shall remember forever, and it gives me strength and courage as I dedicate my life to the service of our country.”

Noble words indeed, and the words upon which the foundation of our nation was built. It seems to me that there is no better time to rekindle the flame of Nigeria’s promise than now. We should reflect on Prime Minister Tafawa Balewa’s words and re-dedicate ourselves to the service of Nigeria. In other words, we ought to see October 1 as a day to rekindle our national pride.

Let us patriotically reaffirm in our hearts that, Christian or Muslim, we are one nation under God; that North or South, we are one indivisible people; that whatever our political affiliations, we are all Nigerians, and that what binds us together far outweighs what little divides us.

We will yet attain those great lofty heights we sing so gustily about in the second stanza of our National Anthem. And I pray it will happen in my lifetime.

So help us God.”

Happy 64th Indepencence Day anniversary, dear colleagues. Please spare a prayer for Nigeria on her 64th birthday post independence. May God help us to build a nation where no man is oppressed so that with peace and plenty, Nigeria may be blessed. Amen.

Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, FCIArb,
was General Counsel to the Governor of
Lagos State from July 2011 to May 2015.

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Rivers Crisis: A Note of Caution by Dr. Goodluck Jonathan

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I am aware that the local government election taking place in Rivers State today, October 5, has been a subject of great interest to political actors.

The political happenings in Rivers State in the past days is a cause for serious concern for everyone, especially lovers of democracy and all actors within the peace and security sector of our nation.

Elections are the cornerstone of democracy because they are the primary source of legitimacy. This process renews the faith of citizens in their country as it affords them the opportunity to have a say on who governs them.

Every election is significant, whether at national or sub-national levels as it counts as a gain and honour to democracy.

It is the responsibility of all stakeholders, especially state institutions, to work towards the promotion of sound democratic culture of which periodic election stands as a noble virtue.

Democracy is our collective asset, its growth and progress is dependent on governments commitment to uphold the rule of law and pursue the interest of peace and justice at all times.

Institutions of the state, especially security agencies must refrain from actions that could lead to breakdown of law and order.

Rivers State represents the gateway to the Niger Delta and threat to peace in the state could have huge security implications in the region.

Let me sound a note of caution to all political actors in this crisis to be circumspect and patriotic in the pursuit of their political ambition and relevance.

I am calling on the National Judicial Commission (NJC) to take action that will curb the proliferation of court orders and judgements, especially those of concurrent jurisdiction giving conflicting orders. This, if not checked, will ridicule the institution of the judiciary and derail our democracy.

The political situation in Rivers State, mirrors our past, the crisis of the Old Western Region. I, therefore, warn that Rivers should not be used as crystal that will form the block that will collapse our democracy.

State institutions especially the police and the judiciary and all other stakeholders must always work for public interest and promote common good such as peace, justice and equality.

– GEJ

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