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2/ The story contains a video of a woman, mother of eleven children, Nwada Chukwudi.
3/ According to her, she was involved in the Anambra State Traffic Agency, but, crucially, her salary was cut short for no reason.
4/ Frustrated, she turned to Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB.
5/ Does anyone remember the story of the boy that I told here?
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6/ I am extremely disappointed that President Buhari's return last week has heralded what seems to be the beginning of a crackdown on IPOB.
7/ I am disappointed because it is clear that Nigeria, as personified by the President, is refusing to look at the root causes.
8/ There are many who have warned that the growing popularity of IPOB has its roots in distinctly economic issues.
9/ Consistently trying to play hardball over issues that can be sorted with a bit of sense, is daft, to put it mildly.
10/ We are creating a problem that we will be unable to fix. All because of ego.
11/ Will our leaders will wear their senses? I'm afraid not. Alea iacta est.
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