The typical politician would render help but never forgets his camera at home.
But that’s not you!
On the contrary, you on the the other hand would do much more than the average politician, yet, you prefer that the “left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing”.
The things you did that was brought to limelight happened against your will.
This is hurting you really bad I must say due to the dynamics of our political system.
Politics isn’t religion, you must blow your trumpet in order for it to speak for you.
I understand how hard it must be for you as a professor of political economy and an ardent adherent of Marxism.
I know you know more than everyone else, that the Bretton woods system portrays Africa and South east Asia as regularly needing their help, hence subsist on foreign aids and handouts.
When in reality, they depend on us. The difference is, our exchanges with them is in the dark, whereas there’s is done in front of the cameras.
In due season, perhaps, the records, I mean your records will be out.
I believe strongly that when you were taking your students theories if Revolution in Revolution and Society, you were doing it with the hope that it’s translated into it’s practical equivale
Whether or not your leadership transcends this regime, you’re already a force to reckon with in Nigerian politics.
You may not be loved by everyone (that’s not even possible), just continue the good work.
It was Aristotle who said, “a friend to all is a friend to no one”
God bless SBL!
God bless SGT!!
God bless Plateau!!!
PAUL KUMS
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