According to the report from SYMFONI TV, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, the former Governor of Rivers State, has never shied away from voicing his opinions on Nigerian politics, often addressing the harsh realities surrounding power and governance in the country. In a recent statement, Amaechi reflected on the nature of political power in both Nigeria and abroad, shedding light on the intricacies of political struggles and the lengths people are willing to go to maintain control....CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING.>>
During a conversation, Amaechi recounted an event that occurred in Ghana prior to the election of the country’s last president. “It happened in Ghana before the election of, um, the last president. Two days later, a lot of us were called to intervene,” he said. The former governor noted the extreme tensions that had gripped the country in the lead-up to the election, highlighting the desperation of the people involved.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Amaechi also spoke candidly about the challenges facing Nigerian politics, suggesting that the people’s frustrations and desires for change often clash with the harsh realities of political power. “But why did they do that? The people were ready to die,” he explained. “You were talking, abusing everybody. Nobody has power and will give it to you, nobody. Not even me.”
In his characteristic blunt style, Amaechi continued by addressing the pervasive nature of political corruption in Nigeria. He remarked, “If you want a pastor as president, can get one. The politician is there in Nigeria to steal, to kill, to remain in power. If you think we will give power to you, you are wasting your time.”
Amaechi’s comments underscore the complexities of political life in Nigeria, where power struggles often seem insurmountable. His perspective offers a sobering view of the intersection between politics, power, and the potential for reform in the nation.
As Nigeria continues to face challenges on the political front, figures like Amaechi provide critical insights into the internal dynamics that shape the country’s political landscape.
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