After reading through Mr. Dele Momodu’s rather emotional outburst in response to otherwise salient points raised in the statement we issued asking him to point out SPECIFIC AREAS of plagiarism in Asiwaju’s ACTION PLAN, my feeling oscillated between delirious laughter and outright pity for the pathetic wreck his life has actually become. Here is a miserable fellow who having previously overrated himself, crashed down like a wingless bird from a futile presidential ambition (for which he got zero votes in the PDP Presidential primaries), and ended up as a hyperactive hireling and attack dog of perhaps the worst serial loser in Nigeria’s electoral history.

April 11, 2022 will go down in Nigerian history for a number of reasons. One of those reasons received life in the early hours of that Monday morning.

The Nigerian political constellation is forming up. The stars have aligned since the primaries ended and too many political astrologers are reading the horoscope and interpreting the signs already. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has scheduled campaigns to officially kick off on the 28th just a few days from now.

Few things excite many a countryman these days like scandals. Otherwise, there is a general lethargy, some kind of grudging withdrawal from the Nigerian reality. Those who want to retain some sort of sanity mentally try to keep away from the frustration that the country extracts and exports millions of barrels of carbon fuels but is still waiting for Dangote, after more than 60 years of political independence, to set up a functional petrochemical refining plant.