POLITICIANS ARE NOT IGBO LEADERS
Igbos confuse contractors turned politicians with leadership.
Traditional rulers turned politicians with leadership.
Businesspeople turned politicians with leadership.
Civil servants turned politicians with leadership.
Trade unionists turned politicians with leadership.
Igbo turncoat politicians are not Igbo leaders.
They are political harlots — displaying their political wares.
For sale to the highest bidder – unrivaled political debauchery.
Body, soul, integrity, honor, respect, all available for purchase.
Show them the money and you got their unalloyed support.
Personal gain trumps tribal or community gain.
Igbo turncoat politicians are not Igbo leaders.
Politicians selling their souls to the Devil,
Eventually will have no support as their base erodes.
Ultimately, their political wares are unneeded by their purchasers.
Irrelevant they become, confined to the dustbin of history.
Your purchaser has no respect for you — the Massa does not respect the purchased slave.
Igbo turncoat politicians, keep deluding yourselves, you are no leaders.
Leaders sacrifice for the led — sometimes paying the ultimate price.
Sacrifice keeps the momentum of their cause(s) alive.
Fat, flatulent, and treacherous Igbo politicians, pretend leaders.
Your days as politicians are numbered as you honor Igbo killers for crumbs.
Where is honor, where is respect, where is pride, where is sense of community?
Happily, Igbo Youths are taking over Igbo leadership, from compromised politicians.
Boycott the November 18, 2017 Anambra Gubernatorial Election to honor the Igbo race and the sacrifice of Igbo leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, or start nailing shut the Igbo coffin.
“A word is not enough for the fool” – Chidiogo.