The political conundrum in Imo State is symptomatic of the general political malaise across the country occasioned by the abysmal political leadership provided by the ruling party.
Yes the vultures in Imo have gathered to devour one of their own but the question is: after that what next?
For Imo State it is like moving from frying pan to a bigger frying pan. It is now left for the people to ensure that the disaster of moving from the current big frying pan to fire does not happen. The people must salvage their state from the hands of evil men whom God in his mercy has gathered together for a purpose: for the people to see and know that the enemies of the state are still wide awake. It is time for the people to rise and reclaim the state to restore some semblance of hope to the children, born and unborn.
The way the ruling party has carried on in the state and in fact across the country gives the impression that once you are able to secure the nomination of the party at the primaries, you are as good as occupying whatever office you are vying for irrespective of the people or the opposition parties. This of course is delusional thinking. Things do not just work that way.
The gladiators should not forget in a hurry that Buhari was already a president in the wings in 2015 when Wike of Rivers State spanked him and the current Minister of Transport.
This feeling of deja vu and fait accompli of office seekers in the ruling party is leading to unwarranted lawlessness across the country and making the current political hustling a national calamity.
To Imo people I say you have done it before and you can do it again and again. You showed Ikedi Ohakim the way out when he became arrogant and pig headed with power. Okorocha cashed in on this sentiment and came with the guile of a serpent and deceived the people just once, while the people under rated and underestimated his capacity for mischief the second time around.
Ndi Imo you have wider choices now than before, NO EXCUSES!!!