Furthermore,
Orji Uzor-Kanu was governor of the Abia State between 1999 and 2007, Theodore
Orji took over from him and was in that office for another 8 solid years and
with these two, Abia was soooo impoverished and under-developed that it become
a song not only in the whole of the South-East, but in Nigeria as a whole that
nothing good can ever happen in Abia and today, Okezie Ikpeazu is in charging
and we hopefully are looking forward to having appreciable development in that
state.
What
some of us who are Nigerians from the Igbo extraction want from Nnamdi Kanu is
to step up his game, grab a party ticket, contest for the office of the
Governor of Abia State and I promise you guys, HE WILL WIN.
Look,
with the kind of patronage and popularity this guy has gathered in recent times
amongst the very GULLIBLE youths in Igbo-Land, voting for him on any political
platform at all won’t be a bad idea as I can assure you realistically that even
if he comes out as an independent candidate (if we had such in our
constitution), he will surely clinch the seat as governor.
This
is what I wish he does, grab the opportunity come 2019, contest for the seat of
governor of Abia State against the incumbent and sure, show us his leadership
qualities that should endear him to us in the already failed attempt to be the
President of the Biafran Country.
His
Excellency, current governor Okezie Ikpeazu should by this bukkle up his style
of leadership as come 2019 with Nnamdi Kanu maybe very tight for him to manage.
Abia
State would be a better place to start from and I believe that if he is able to
win and there-after uplight the state from the dungion she is at today without
stealing a kobo of state funds, then some of us can start taking him seriously.
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