Buhari And Nnamdi Kanu Fighting The Wrong Enemies By SKC Ogbonnia

The president and Kanu have common foes in the corrupt leaders who plundered our common wealth during the last 16 years of the astronomical oil boom–that is, even before Buhari assumed democratic power.
Events after events have shown that the continued detention of the Director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, by the Federal Government of Nigeria needs a serious rethink. The matter is not only plaguing the country socially and politically, but its toll on the national economy is not difficult to fathom. The unfortunate irony yet is that while the two principal actors, President Muhammadu Buhari and Kanu, may have good intentions, they are fighting the wrong enemies.
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NO. the Nigerian system is just not right

Corruption is thriving because Nigeria does not work as a nation. How does anyone expect Buhari to 'police' 744 local Government Chairmen, 36 state Governors and heads of hundreds of parastatal heads. Not possible. Nigeria is the common enemy

we all are fighting the wrong enemy, Tribalism, corruption, greed and religious bigotry. that our biggest enemy. this four enemies have lead us to todays Nigeria. Common scense not so common in this part of the world.

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we all are fighting the wrong enemy, Tribalism, corruption, greed and religious bigotry. that our biggest enemy. this four enemies have lead us to todays Nigeria. Common scense not so common in this part of the world.

Front page please. Indeed we need to seek out the common enemy-illiteracy and tribalism.