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Mr. Muritala Ajaka and 2023 Igala Demeaning Politics by Idegu Ojonugwa Shadrach

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Mr. Muritala Ajaka and 2023 Igala Demeaning Politics by Idegu Ojonugwa Shadrach

Mr. Muritala Ajaka and 2023 Igala Demeaning Politics by Idegu Ojonugwa Shadrach

 

 

I am apolitical at the moment. Though, I may be political in no distance time. However, I can only go for humanistic politics and astute progression of democracy if needed to be political. Being political is not bad, rather, becoming a bad politician. Therefore, I have no problem with how this commentary is position in your opinion. Hence, my duty is to extend fellowship of knowledge and understanding with concerned and well-meaning Kogites. Be as it is, the pronouncement of the Supreme Court has leveled and buried the election advances.

 

 

The 2023 gubernatorial election of Kogi State has brought clear definition of insoluble betrayal -both the betrayals and the betrayed have no huge difference. Every wall and soul of the state was purchased by political-economics. The leading candidates and their regional representations are clear sign of tribalism, nepotism and segregation. Pressing more, while the Kogi Central was so united for Usman Ododo’s candidacy with the help of Alhaji Yahaya Adoza Bello, the then executive governor of the state despite senator Natasha Akpoti’s political weight, the Kogi West was divided for sake of jealousy and immature political games, and the heart of the state, Kogi East, was guided by marginalized politics in the hands of astute betrayals. Everything about the election was positively and progressively declined. But, just as the nature of Nigeria politics, no one needs to say much about the underscoring.

Mr. Muritala Ajaka and 2023 Igala Demeaning Politics by Idegu Ojonugwa Shadrach

 

While it is better to check professional records of outstanding individuals in our vicinity, a lot of people have ignorantly sidelined such social norm simply for encountering a well-known person rather, a well-meaning person. However, this is the game of life. During the time, I saw that, my people lack many Nigeria political ideologies. Even in that, the in-house betrayal doesn’t suppose to come alive, because, for the sake of this, my people have received the shocks of their desires despite their complete intellectual push towards recovering stolen mandate.

Betrayal is the first chapter in the book of Nigeria politics. This is a weak nature that others have regarded as one of the forwarding steps. One is said to be evil incarnate if he deceives his or her loved ones. An elder always has too much to say when his or her beloved child brings shame that he hasn’t thought of to the house – probably, he could only say, what have I done to deserve this from my maker? This is to say, a parent’s fate is connected to their children. Even in the wake of this, one is not expected to put his child away because of a shame brought into a family. Because, in the middle of this digital generation, a child who thought he knows much might fall into terrible issue for lack of unchecked background of cases – this is attributed to ignorance. But, a child who knows well about a thing, and in the odds of what it entails, forget and purposefully engage in such thing on goal that even if that brings anything bad, his parents can help withstand it, is said to be an evil child. Just as it is known to as how evil is a personal acceptance of will and character, a child who does what brings shame to his parent willingly is an evil child. God forbid we bear such child. This, to me, without an independent learning, is the case of Mr. Ajaka and Igala people in the last gubernatorial election.

Digging deeper on the scenery, I can say that, if all eyes can see very well, Mr. Muritala Ajaka would be the most unsellable candidate in the next gubernatorial election of Kogi State. His inner and outer connection with the ruling party is a must debatable and considerable fact. Hence, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) that should have done greatly in recovering the state has been crumbled by Kogi East for sake of Ajaka’s candidacy which I can call, a misplaced priority. Note; the way Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was crashed because of tribalism in Kogi East is a great concern to our intellectualism and democratic workings. Everything happened sharply without thinking twice on the platform the state has mostly benefited from. Despite rigorous comparison to as how All Progressives Congress (APC) government has come to rescue Nigeria from evil orchestrated by Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) government, I haven’t seen better days of our dear Nigeria since APC government took central power. Yet, this party was abandoned for undiagnosable political party and candidate in the state.

Now that Mr. Ajaka has crashed Igala political structure for his greedy, I must encourage my people to stand up to build stronger structure. Similarly to how youths can take over Nigeria politics whenever they are ready, Igalas are in the same shoe in Kogi politics. We should try to forget what has happened and to entrust another person that has true Igala blood. However, I would love them to honour rotation of gubernatorial seat – the political party’s zoning. Using power of a political party, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) would have articulated the best support in the last election because, that would have served an easy expressway for return of Igala as a governor after Dino Melaye’s years. So far, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is the favoured political party of Igalas just as Labour Party (LP) is the favoured political party of Nigerian youths. Invariably, just as Labour Party (LP) was in Nigeria, so as Social Democratic Party (SDP) was in Kogi state. Honestly, the sporadically inclusive political segregation has rendered Igala intellectuals and foremost politicians into dews of early morning. However, this comes as a result of ethnical love for the working class people rendered useless and meaningless by Yahaya Bello’s government. Nonetheless, this can be corrected in subsequent gubernatorial elections of the state by waking up to understand real definition of political forthrightness and concept of proficient democracy.

It is quite disheartening on the stand which my people calculated the political engagements – it was hugely ungrateful. It is ridiculous to support two different political parties at a point for two reasons – it is simply a calculated idiocracy. As a true man of conscience, you can’t support All Progressives Congress (APC) at the federal level and support Social Democratic Party (SDP) or Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) at state level. Failure is a connective spirit. Success takes similar lead. Hence, the both are fragmentable progression. So, one can’t outshine natures. Whatever that has touch of biases is inseparably connected to ambiguities. This, in the case of Nigeria politics, having drowned in an ocean of games and betrayals, one needs to be astute observer, calculator and clever to make decisions in regards to political domain. Otherwise, you become a stranger in the journey of discovering your political corridor. Therefore, we must cultivate spirit of statesmanship in our pursuit to secure accountable and profitable government, and to make good political leaders – this is when we must speak truth to our followers and project good leaders for electorates whenever needed.

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Former DSS Director’s Son, Abba Bichi Debunks False Claims of Fleeing After Alleged $2 Million Theft (video)

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Former DSS Director’s Son, Abba Bichi Debunks False Claims of Fleeing After Alleged $2 Million Theft (video)

 

 

Abba Bichi, son of former Director General of the Department of State Services (DSS), Yusuf Bichi, has refuted claims circulating on an online news portal that he is on the run after allegedly stealing $2 million from his father.

 

The news, widely dismissed as fake, alleged that Abba fled with the stolen money. However, Abba, a professional footballer currently based in Abuja and exploring club opportunities in Germany, addressed the rumors in a podcast recorded inside a stadium in Germany.

 

In a video released online, Abba could be heard speaking to his father after his team had lost a match. His father, Yusuf Bichi, offered words of encouragement, saying, “In life, you win some and lose some.” The exchange also involved Abba’s coach, identified as Mr. Thomas, who mentioned that their next match would be against Bayer Leverkusen. Yusuf Bichi expressed optimism about the upcoming game, showing his continuous support for his son’s career.

 

The false report is the latest in a series of online attacks aimed at tarnishing the image of the former DSS boss, who served in his role for over six years with distinction.

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Saudi striker al-Muwallad in intensive care after falling off balcony

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Saudi striker al-Muwallad in intensive care after falling off balcony

 

Saudi international striker Fahad al-Muwallad has been placed in intensive care after plummeting off the balcony of his residence in Dubai, Saudi and Emirati authorities said Sunday.

The 30-year-old, who played in the 2018 World Cup but was withdrawn from the 2022 squad due to a doping ban, fell from his second-storey flat while on holiday in the emirate according to the Dubai government media office

 

It added Muwallad as a result was “in intensive care at a hospital in Dubai”.

 

 

The Saudi consulate in Dubai confirmed in a statement on X early Sunday it was informed of an “accident at (Muwallad’s) private residence… on Thursday”.

The consulate “is following the investigations conducted with the police” in Dubai, it said in a statement posted on X.

Muwallad plays for Saudi side Al-Shabab, whose captain travelled to Dubai to check on Muwallad’s condition, the club said.

Saudi newspaper Al-Madina meanwhile pointed to “criminal suspicions”, citing “informed sources”.

Before joining Al-Shabab, the striker played for Jeddah’s Al-Ittihad and enjoyed a successful international career, scoring 17 goals in 74 international matches.

He has, though, also had a chequered career in terms of doping, serving two bans.

The first in May 2019 and the latest between March 2022 and September 2023, after testing positive for furosemide, a diuretic that masks the presence of anabolic steroids and is banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).

 

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How pro Kingsley Predicted Death of Star Ballet Dancer, Michaela DePrince

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Sadly, Star Ballet singer, Ballerina Michaela Mabinty DePrince, who performed with Beyoncé and was seen by many as a trailblazer, has died at the age of 29.

How prophet Kingsley Aitafo Accurately Prophesied Sisi Quadri death

 

Interestingly, popular mouthpiece of God, prophet Kingsley Aitafo gave a prophetic warning about her death. He revealed that prayer should be offered as he saw her passed away in a shock.

How pro Kingsley Predicted Death of Star Ballet Dancer, Michaela DePrince

A spokesperson announced her death on her personal Instagram page and in a statement her family said she was an “unforgettable inspiration to everyone who knew her or heard her story”.

The cause of death has not been given.

DePrince made a remarkable journey from suffering as an orphan in war-torn Sierra Leone to numerous accolades in the world of international dance.

Her family said her death had been “sudden”, adding: “Michaela touched so many lives across the world, including ours.”

Tributes have been pouring in, including from others in the ballet community.

“Despite being told the ‘world wasn’t ready for black ballerinas’ or that ‘black ballerinas weren’t worth investing in,’ she remained determined, focused, and began making big strides,” American ballerina Misty Copeland wrote on social media.

Born in Kenema, Sierra Leone, in 1995, DePrince was sent to an orphanage at the age of three after both of her parents died during the civil war.

She has spoken in the past about how she was seen as a “devil’s child” in the orphanage because she suffered from vitiligo, a condition in which patches of skin lose pigmentation.

But she was adopted aged four by an American couple and moved to New Jersey. Her adoptive mother quickly noticed her obsession with ballet and enrolled her in classes.

She rose to fame after graduating from high school and made history as the youngest principal dancer at the Dance Theatre of Harlem.

DePrince has performed across the world, including in Beyoncé’s “Lemonade” music video album.

She joined the prestigious Boston Ballet as a second soloist in 2021 and starred in the TV show Dancing with the Stars when she was just 17.

A dedicated humanitarian, DePrince also advocated for children affected by conflict and violence.

Her spokesperson wrote that her artistry “touched countless hearts” and her spirit had “inspired many, leaving an indelible mark on the world of ballet, and beyond”.

They added: “Her life was one defined by grace, purpose, and strength. Her unwavering commitment to her art, her humanitarian efforts, and her courage in overcoming unimaginable challenges will forever inspire us.

“She stood as a beacon of hope for many, showing that no matter the obstacles, beauty and greatness can rise from the darkest of places.”

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