About a fortnight now, I've been quite busy in preparing for the success of the only institution commissioned by our Maker; that's marriage. Glory to God, the African marriage ceremony/ rites has come and gone. I can now politick via pen across the Niger on standing on the knoll.
From people's perspectives and observations, there's a need for a change of torch in the incumbent occupant of the senatorial slot of northern Cross River State. The reasons are myriad as mixed reactions continued to trail all the so-called achievements of the senator, Dr. Mrs. Rose Okoji Oko. Many including TheScribe are of the opinion that fresh energy should be injected to the system to boost its work rate.
In line with the foregoing, a good number of persons have started pursuing this resolve with determination and tenacity. Many of the aspirants are in the same league of Brutus and Casca. They're bereaved of idea. They enjoy plundering the peoples' patrimony. They really want to continue lording over the ordinary man. They operation is analog is nature. They're unreceptive to modern style of leadership and governance.
Amongst the very few youths that have taken the gauntlet without minding whose ox is gored is Jude Ogbeche Ngaji. He's quite dexterous and prepared in his action and inaction towards his aspiration.
The latest contender is a young dynamic; agile, frisky and absolutely brisk in the art of gerrymandering union. He belongs to my contemporary. We played students' activism together in Unical. He was employed as administrative officer in University of Calabar. A couple of weeks ago, he abdicated his position as Admin Officer to pursue his ambition of squeezing the old and tired brain out of office. He's aspiring to be saddled with the responsibility of representing the good people of Cross North in the upper chambers of the National Assembly.
Comrade Godwin Nyiam is his name. He's talking tough. He believes he's set to effect positive changes. In days to come, TheScribe will be making an x-ray of him.
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