By The Editorial Board - Updated Of the remarkable things we’ve learned this presidential election cycle is how deeply treacherous and anti-Igbo some Igbo politicians and business elites are. These…
The flashing danger signals from our predictive analytics model offer a harbinger of the violent political unrest and social disorder likely to come, no matter who “wins” the presidential election next month.
After months of deep evaluation of the candidates and their manifestos, we at The African Mind Journal do not, and will not, endorse Chief Bola Tinubu for president.
We write this as an early warning to alert Gov. Soludo that he is steering the governorship of Anambra state in the wrong direction. He must now course-correct before it’s too late. We want him to succeed for no other reason than to alleviate the pain and suffering of the good people of Anambra state.
Agree with his politics or not, any objective observer of the Chatham House fiasco cannot help but wonder about the competence, mental acuity and honesty of the man who wants to lead Nigeria.
Gov. Soludo, Peter Obi is not Hitler in the making. The Labour Party is not Nazi Party in the making. Obi’s supporters are not swastika-wearing SS or Nazis, with free rein to terrorize political opponents.
My fellow Nigerians, eight years ago, you gave me a mandate to govern as your president. I deliver this speech from the heart, a burdened heart. It’s both an apology and a plea for national reconciliation. In this final speech, I detail my failures, why I failed, my regrets, advice for the candidates who want to replace me, and most importantly, advice to voters who will elect my replacement.