I am not surprised to hear that the official residence of the Chief of Staff to the President, Prof Ibrahim Gambari inside Aso Villa has been burgled.
It is still a wonder,indeed a miracle, for which I am grateful to God, that Nigeria herself has not still been physically abducted and kidnapped as a country, though she has since been abducted and kidnapped, literally, in terms of economy, corruption, nepotism, cronyism, prebendalism, crass tribalism and religious bigotry.
There is no security anywhere in the land. Boko haram are only kilometers away from the federal seat of government in Abuja.
In Niger State, they have since planted their flags of sovereignty over many Nigerian territories. The Governor himself said so. Same scenario plays out in Borno, Yobe, Benue, Plateau, Adamawa, Zamfara, Taraba, Adamawa, Kaduna, Katsina, Ondo, Oyo,the South East, some parts of South South, etc.
Whether in the air, on water, or by road, or in the markets, malls, schools,churches, mosques,streets, alleys, government seats, Nigerians are not safe from rampaging marauders.
The burglary of a whole Chief of Staff’s residence therefore merely points to the dire times and vulnerability of all. After all, if gold rusts, what will iron do?
One of the greatest signs of a failed state is when there is balance of power of violence and control over instruments of terror between a legitimate government and non-state actors, such as terrorists, armed bandits, kidnappers, etc.
is where we are today unfortunately. This government has no answer. It wrigs its hands,washes them off our problems that it actually caused, like Pontius Pilate in the Bible.
It blames every person and all others but itself. It still blames the PDP that it snatched power from in an unfair election six whopping years ago!
Now, it has invented rumours of a possible coup against it as a not so ingenious strategy of distraction from its woeful performance and abysmal failure. So shameful and disgusting. Nigeria, we hail thee.
