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While I make efforts to reach Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu in a bid to persuade, encourage and make him see reason to contest and win the seat of the president of Nigeria in 2023, I have already set out plans to raise the funds to buy him Nomination and Expression of Interest forms of our party, the All Progressives Congress (APC). I have elected to do this on my own and with the help of my friends because of some reasons that are commonsense to all Nigerians who know this great man, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu. They have said in various places that he does not have the money to propagate and fund the enormous amount involved in the Presidential Election. It is not strange to them that a former Governor, former presidential ticket holder, former ANPP national leader and a Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria since 2015 till this moment will not have the money because they know his personality. Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu is an impeccable being. He is incorruptible and unblemished. He is a contented man who i

I think he is the most deserving member of the APC to take over from President Muhammadu Buhari from 2023.  If you call him the star of Nigerian democracy, you would not have said too much of a bit of what he is or represents. Meek and mild, temperate and poised, focused and undeterred, steadfast and diligent, reliable and trustworthy. Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu can be said to be the most persevering politician in Nigeria approximate to President Muhammadu Buhari. A fine gentleman, blazing intelligence and a fascinating personality. He is not interested in taking praises but willing to keep working. He is the dreamer and visionary of the ruling party - the All Progressives Congress (APC). A dreamer and visionary is indeed greater than a leader though Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu doubles as both the dream owner and visionary leader of the APC. He exudes tranquility, calmness and stability. Why is Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu the best to lead Nigeria as her president after President Muhammadu Buhari in 2023? The above

Whenever one is reminded or thinks of government, the first thing that occurs to mind is those who tell us what to do in the community. We remember the fears from tax enforcement, levies on the salaries of public and civil servants, bills from electricity, water, tolls and more. Again, especially in Nigeria, we always have in mind the issues of monthly state allocations and the sharing of money in Abuja. Other things we have in our memories once we hear of government are the police who stop you on the road for #50 (fifty Naira), the EFCC that dabbles into every issue ranging from personal and interpersonal businesses to domestic matters, the judiciary that sell judgements in their supermarkets dubbed courts, the legislators who fight for money at the National Assembly buildings and engage in all manner of contract businesses in the name of constituency projects and sorts. We also won't forget their clownish committees where money is severally shared, where budget defenders are hara

Just like in the days preceeding rainfall or rainy season, the sky has turned heavy and the rest parts of our thinking have gotten boldly pregnant with huge uncertainties. Many who will want to be seen as tactically sound have amassed so much on their desks of political analysis and flipping through pages for sticking predictions. The field workers have gone to farm ploughing their fingers out with the hope to come home with the raw stones for refinement and subsequent windfall. The bright sky has made itself the most fearsome slippery substance. Who knows what will happen? The foregoing question will determine the life of millions of people in and out of Nigeria and Africa as the largest black country in the world gets set for change of political baton in 2023. Nigeria will, once again, go to the polls to make choice of who manages the common will of the commonwealth from 2023. Hitherto, media Maradonas especially from the Southwestern part of Nigeria who are trying to mold public min