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Friday 7 July 2023

Igbo Reps' Plea To Tinubu: An Ironical Masterclass And Show Of Shame

 Igbo Reps' Plea To Tinubu: An Ironical Masterclass And Show Of Shame


In a rather astonishing turn of events, Igbo representatives have been caught in a hilarious display of shamelessness, as they  plead with rigged in President of Nigeria, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to secure the release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. This bizarre request comes despite the fact that Kanu has already been discharged and acquitted by the state's second highest court.


One cannot help but marvel at the sheer audacity of these Igbo representatives who seem to have forgotten the principles of justice and due process that they are meant to uphold. It is quite comical to witness their desperate attempt to seek assistance from a political figure who hails from a different region altogether, as if Tinubu holds the keys to the nation's judiciary.


Perhaps these representatives believe that Tinubu possesses some sort of mystical power or influence that can magically overturn a court ruling. Or maybe they simply lack a basic understanding of the concept of an independent judiciary, and the separation of powers within a democratic system. Whatever the case may be, their plea reeks of desperation and a complete disregard for the rule of law.


It is worth noting that the Igbo representatives conveniently choose to ignore the fact that Kanu has already been acquitted, meaning that there is no legal basis for his continued detention. Instead of championing the cause of justice and upholding the rights of their constituents, these politicians opt for a theatrical display of subservience and a misguided belief that external intervention is the solution to their problems.


One cannot help but wonder why these Igbo representatives do not channel their efforts towards addressing the real issues plaguing their constituents. Rather than begging for the release of a man who has already been vindicated by the Courts, they have remained mute like they have been. They should focus on improving infrastructure, tackling corruption, and promoting economic development in their respective constituencies.


But alas, it seems that the allure of political theatrics and grandstanding is too enticing for these representatives to resist. They would rather engage in empty gestures and seek validation from external figures than fulfill their duties as elected officials. Their actions serve as a sad reminder of the dire state of politics in country, Nigeria where personal interests and self-preservation take precedence over genuine service to the people.


In the end, this plea to Tinubu for the release of Kanu only highlights the ineptitude and lack of leadership among Igbo representatives. It exposes their willingness to abandon the principles of justice and the rule of law for political expediency. It is a spectacle that should be met with ridicule and condemnation, as it further erodes public trust in our political officials.


As we witness this tragicomedy unfold, let us not forget the importance of holding our representatives accountable and demanding that they prioritize the well-being of their constituents over personal ambitions. It is high time for a realignment of values and a return to true leadership that is rooted in integrity, transparency, and a genuine commitment to the welfare of the people.


Until then, we can only watch in amusement as these Igbo representatives continue their charade, begging for assistance from a political figure who holds no sway over the legal proceedings that have already cleared Nnamdi Kanu. The shamelessness on display are truly a spectacle to behold, but let us not lose sight of the real issues at hand and the urgent need for responsible and principled leadership in our nation.


Written by Obulose Chidiebere


For Family Writers Press International

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