In the midst of Nigeria's political landscape, a storm brews, threatening the economic stability initiated under President Bola Tinubu's administration. Allegations, unsubstantiated yet potent, have surfaced, purportedly engineered by factions from the north, aiming to wrest political power away from the south. At the heart of these accusations lies the president's decision to relocate select government departments to Lagos—a move deemed essential for efficiency but contentious in its implications.

The South West finds itself at a crossroads, confronted with the challenge of navigating through these turbulent political waters. Drawing inspiration from the resilience of the South East, it is imperative to heed the lessons of resilience and fortitude in the face of adversity. The call to ignore protests and propaganda, to unite and steadfastly pursue the envisioned eight-year plan, resonates with urgency.

Amidst calls for disintegration fueled by the discontent of losing political sway, now is the time to reaffirm Nigeria's strength in diversity. The nation's unity, forged through centuries of shared history and collective aspirations, must not waver in the face of political machinations. It is a time to stand resolute, to showcase the strength of unity, and to safeguard the progress made thus far.

As the echoes of dissent grow louder, it is imperative to remember that Nigeria's strength lies not in division but in unity, not in succumbing to political maneuvering but in upholding the principles of democracy and progress. Let us rally together, transcending regional differences and political affiliations, to steer the nation towards a future defined by prosperity and inclusivity.

Long live Nigeria—may its unity endure, and may its people forge ahead, undeterred by the challenges that lie ahead.


Engr. Victor Eze
Imo State APC Chieftain

Tinubu will handle economy and Shettima will handle security.

Shettima:

Which non sense unity is it?

The one that exists only after elections?

People should go and endure their hunger in private o