VAT and the death of Injustice

Nyesom Wike loves the limelight. He is big and like Americans loves to talk big

. Americans say talk is cheap but this time he has walked his talk.

My prayer is that what he has started does not fizzle out on the altar of political opportunism.

Like Rivers State like Lagos State. I am a man of faith and I see the hand of providence in what is happening.

Laws and Laws and the rule of Law is key in a Constitutional Democracy.

Open grazing and Value Added Tax once controversial issues are now being settled not by threats and grandstanding but by the instrumentality of the Law.

Thank God the Southern Governors have their certificates intact and they are proving it. Let those with missing certificates search for it in the other room.

Meanwhile, what many had thought impossible are becoming possible without hue and cry.

I understand with a ban on open grazing the price of beef will skyrocket. I recall the tomato strike and the laughable aftermath.

The lie they say may travel very far but eventually the truth will overtake it.

The British amalgamated the North and the South because of the Economic haemorrhage from the North.

Today, the North clothes itself with a toga of superiority in spite of all their inferior indices of development.

I recall Revolution now by Sowore and Our Mumu don do by Charlie Boy. I doff my hat for all activists including the turncoats.

Nobody can stop an idea whose time has come. Perhaps the new Nigeria is just unfolding.

Tomorrow is pregnant. What will it be?