Kalu and his attitude

Many politicians have pushed Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu, former Governor of
Abia State erroneously thinking that he would become weak, but he has
always turned the supposedly weakness into strength. Kalu never doubts
himself. And this is why he sees clearly into anything around him.
Hardly does he judge people, even though there seem to be judges
everywhere. Conversely, Kalu has always risen above other contrary
judgments. His political attitude is aplomb. Odogwu n’agha!

While some politicians are showing a high level of ingratitude towards
him, Kalu has loved them, knowing that it is not all adults that have
grown in attitude. Kalu knows that he is soundly bigger than these
ungrateful politicians whose second name is ingrate. This is why he
has been achieving in every ramification of life than the current crop
of politicians, for whom the name of Kalu has become an apparition of
a sort.

His positive chain of reactions is occasioned by his positive nature.
Apart from the fact that he has a wand of power that seems to turn
anything he touches into gold, Kalu’s attitude sparkles with
extraordinary results. This is the reason he is different from those
who think that his difference is just little, forgetting that it is
that little difference that makes a big difference and makes a man to
stand out from the crowd.

Nigerians do not only hear Kalu’s words, they feel his attitude. Like
a student, Kalu never showed pomposity to learn something new. While
many politicians are complaining so much, hinging their failures on
frivolities, Kalu never did. Rather, he believes that a complainer is
like a moron, who is always looking for excuses as an escape route.

Kalu is one great man from whom many people have learned a great
attitude from. Kalu’s always successful outcome could be his attitude
at the beginning of any thorny task, showcasing his positive mental
attitude. He never said that nothing positive cannot be done, against
the belief of the weaklings around.

Let us understand Kalu and his attitude to issues, which is that the
interpretation of things lies not in the things themselves, but in the
exhibition of our attitude towards them. Kalu’s character shows that
attitude is everything in the world. He is always progressive to the
extent that he takes up the challenge to revitalize anything that was
presumed to be dead. With his attitude, Kalu sees challenges as an
adventure, and he never does anything with bitterness. A research on
the man would attest to this. It has become imperative for those who
had been fighting against Kalu to now stand with him, or they will
fall for him.

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

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