PMB, he is dead and missing


 

Arinze Igweike, is reported dead and missing in Jakarta, Indonesia. Honestly,

I am not interested in his crime.

I am so ashamed, that he is a dot. A dot in the lines of Nigerians who are daily voting with their lives in foreign countries, against the travesty that leadership has become or has always been in Nigeria.

When did we ever have it so good?

Immediate post Independence?

Civil war?

Military rule?

Shagari?

Buhari?

IBB?

Abacha?

Abdulsalam?

OBJ?

Yar' Adua?

GEJ?

PMB?

Another Nigerian has been beaten to death. Does he have a country?

Will his country fight for him?

Why should they fight?

Did they not force him out?

This is our present lot. It is sickening because many are at foreign embassies seeking Visa.

Arinze' s death is but a dot.

May His Soul Rest In Peace. Amen.

Comments

  1. Philips OkewandeMarch 14, 2022 at 1:28 AM

    So sad!!!
    Our value system is so low. I want to assumed this happened every other week.

    I pray the Almighty God rest his Soul and comfort the people he left behind. Amen

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  2. Onyebuchi ifeanyiMarch 14, 2022 at 6:16 AM

    Beating to death? What was his crime, since the beginning of the recent Monday sit at home, there are times you come to upper iweka in Onitsha or the whole of idemilli area, near Onitsha, you see, burnt bodies of human beings, "thieves", no one will recognize them or report that to the authority, they are dead, gone and forgotten, will this be the same of jungle justice?

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