The woman who was privileged to be chosen by her peers as the first female speaker of Nigeria's House of Representatives was acknowledged only once by the author,
Paul I. Adujie, whereas the garrullous, intemperate man who has managed to enthrone mediocrity across the land, from Anambra to Oyo, was mentioned severally.
Even after he has left the scene, having ruled for eight years that comes far short of what was expected of him given the resources at his disposal, the praise-singing of a President whose record only shines when placed against that of the failed despots before him continues - thanks to a man who worships the ground on which Olusegun Obasanjo walks.
Again, we have to contend with reading another of Paul's see-no-evil, hear-no-evil type of establishment-praising articles on NVS. Too bad, some of us just have to wear the armor and monitor his publications closely, and shoot down all the kites he flies lest it corrupt others with its non-stop exergerrations of the successes of the last government in Nigeria.
I wonder if Mr. Adujie has read
THIS article. He probably did (or did not) but I would not be suprised if he has and, proceeded to boycott discourse on the littany of solid allegations against his Oga in Owu (via Abeokuta). I would recommend that Mr. Adujie invest hard into Lobbyism, with offices in the 36 states and the FCT, from where he can render his services to many of Nigeria's attention-seeking politicians.
Auspicious.