During our time in the Nigerian Military, we don’t negotiate with terrorists or offer any form of amnesty to radical groups. Those who pose a significant threat are scheduled for court to see the judge, while those who pose a much more dangerous threats are scheduled to see God.

Once again, I would like to quote the late General Sanni Abacha: “Any insurgency or terrorist invasion that lasts more than 24 hours, a government or political official has a hand in it.”

Late President M. Buhari, was a remarkable leader, inspired many young aspiring politicians, especially during our nation’s survival. His unwavering dedication to combating terrorism and corruption exemplifies his exceptional character. May his gentle spirit find eternal peace.

It was a narrative pushed against the Igbos. The Igbos are one of the best hardworking and dedicated groups we are blessed to have in this country. God bless the Igbo people, God bless the federal republic of Nigeria.

I was pleased when the Buhari administration finally recognised the Late M.K.O Abiola as a former head of state because he won the June 12, 1993 Presidential election & I want to thank Nigerians for giving me the opportunity to conduct the freest and fairest election in history.

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Our children should be protected and not incarcerated; if we can’t create an enabling environment for them to thrive and succeed, we should not humiliate them for rendering their voices to the ills of the society.

“The death of thousand good men is not as tragic as having an unfit man in a position of National leadership“. - Usman Dan Fodio

The disrespect and hate on the IGBO community should not be encouraged nor tolerated by any geographical region or zone. As Nigerians, we should embrace to live in love, peace, unity and harmony. I urge the federal government to arrest those behind the #IgboMustGo trend on X.

I genuinely see the hardship Nigerians are going through and a call for a peaceful protest is our civic responsibility. However, as a Statesman, I will like to quote my boss, Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo, Who said 'I will die for my country Nigeria, but not for my party and ethnicity'.

Some of the best years Nigerians ever experienced all came from the Military system of government; jobs, security, affordable cost of living, good roads & education. Accessing the Democratic system of government over the years has took us back to a much worse dilapidated state.

I told my P.A to get me a scale so I can rate the first year of this administration on a scale of 1-10; I told him not to worry about it because the scale definitely wouldn’t work.

It’s the fundamental right of every citizen to protest against the government they elected into power. However, the real worries of every government is seeing hoodlums and rival politicians hijack the process for selfish reasons and destructions. This shouldn’t be encouraged.

Rather than suspending the Senator, I would have expected the house to imploy due diligence by setting up a committee to conduct a pragmatic investigation and look into the matter raised by the Senator, then display the transparency of the outcome to Nigerians they represents.

For a coup to be staged; 78% of a country’s citizens must have expressed their frustrations to the government; after that, we proceed to have a Military Takeover. Recent stats indicates that 80% of Nigerians are happy and ready to support the government which is commendable.

I am not in support of the proposed Military take over; but I will urge the FG to come into Nigerians aid before it finally turns into a pandemic.

To stage a coup, there has to be a frustration in the society. In the military, we find coup easier when there is frustration in the society, most especially when elections are rigged and the government lacks legitimacy. Our Judiciary does not endorse illegitimacy.

I will not pretend I don’t know what Nigerians are going through in this present moment. However, as an Elder Statesman, I will like to quote my boss, Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo, Who said 'I will die for my country Nigeria, but not for my party and ethnicity'.

Once again, I will like to quote the Late Usman Dan Fodiyo, who said “The death of thousand good men is not as tragic as having an unfit man in a position of National leadership“.

This is 21st century; INEC must ensure they deliver a free and fair election to Nigerians by letting people’s mandate and choices prevail. I don’t want no excuse INEC, we are observing.

Best of luck to the Obidients. ✅