Gov. T.A. Orji has no hiding place

The truth about the government of Governor Theodore Ahamefule Orji of Abia
State can only be bent, but cannot be broken. The government has interest, but
self-seeking. The government of Gov. Orji is a menace and a punishment to
our people of Abia State.

The problem with the government is that it has no shame. Those involved in
the government know better how to christen white black, because of their
self-aggrandizement. In this influence, anybody who wants to queue behind
Gov. Orji for any elective position would fail woefully, because Abia
people would not give such a person or persons any vote, due to the abysmal
performance of the governor.

Honestly, what the governor counts as an achievement is to lead a protest
to Abuja, asking the PDP national chairman to avoid the governor who was in
office before him. This is indignity, even when the government in Abia
State has no dignity for its shameful attributes. The government is
prejudiced, gluttonous and arrogant.

While a few persons like Ike Nwachukwu who are ready to send truth to the
dogs because they are benefiting from the government, hosts of our people
are jobless and impoverished. The seemingly lucre from the government to
Nwachukwu and his like, have taken their reasoning for churlish.

The government has created a better job for its foot soldiers in the area
of praise-singing. They are doing this for survival in its entirety. They
use both malicious and arbitrary languages to pass their mischievous
praises against opposing views.

Because Gov. Orji knows that he has no hiding place, as a result, he has
resulted to creating a ‘constitution’ that would forbid his predecessor
from attaining his political orgasm. But with this type of mentality,
Nigerians can truly see how tumultuous Gov. Orji is, while at the same time
boasting of returning peace to Abia State. How can man who is not peaceful
himself be talking of vouching for other people’s peace?

One thing remains sacrosanct; Gov. Orji is one politician who is swallowing
the political future of many and at the same time saying that he is laying
a new foundation for Abia people. Just with such little power as governor,
we have seen what Gov. Orji has become – King and Emperor.

On this background, Abia State has been celebrating its obituary and many
people are sending in their condolences for the untimely death of the state
that was caused by our ‘Legacy Project’ Governor Orji. The present
government is a monumental failure laced with monumental mediocre-workers.
Abia people are weeping for the death of the state.

The capsized Abia State has only the like of Ike Nwachukwu rescued from the
battered boat that Gov. Orji built. The governor started counting the last
as first and pummeled the second chance he forcefully took hoping to have a
third chance even a fourth chance. Let the governor know that there is
always a payback time. He should think of how he has put our state into
motion without action.

Gov. Orji should understand and accept the fact that his predecessor he is
always haunting has been confirmed as a better governor when he was in
power than him. Was it not only in Abia State that a sitting governor would
mount on a state media houses during festivals, luring our people to come
and collect gifts and therefore, using faceless groups to extol himself
when he already knew that he has no virtue and value in the eyes of our
people and other Nigerians.

What is remaining in Abia State is for the dead to also endorse our
governor, because of his penchant for recognition. Our people are yearning
to be free from this slavery called Gov. T.A Orji government. In this
context, except the governor’s rented bootlickers in Ngwa area of our state
that said they endorsed the governor for Senate come 2015, his home town of
Ikwuano/Umuahia even rejected him, saying that giving Gov. Orji their
support in that year would amount to total destruction of the little hope
and peace they can still enjoy. If Gov. Orji could be bold of fighting
tirelessly to deny his predecessor his fundamental right of association as
was enshrined in the laws of the country, what has he not done against Abia
people and what can he not negatively do?

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Odimegwu Onwumere
Odimegwu Onwumere
Odimegwu Onwumere wrote in from Rivers State, Nigeria.

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