For quite some time now sanity returned to Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe,
but unfortunately in the last few days, this unofficial spokesman of Olorogun
Otega Emerhor is back with his insanity, malicious falsehood and character assassination.
But the advice as usual is that don't let Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe
confuse you with his penchant for incongruent and malicious propaganda -- he is
always quick to assert the level of his education but also quick to discard the
traits of an educated person, not to talk of that of a lawyer. He
has to understand the implications of most actions taken in this age. Reasonable
people cannot accept his style of writing, which is abusive, disrespectful, pedestal
and marketplace.
Fred Latimore’s writings are malicious lies from
the pits of hell as is expected from a revisionist satanic mind full of Governor
Okowa hate. He is an atavistic warped-mind. Reading him at any time is a waste of
precious time, because he lacks the objectivity of mind and dispassionate
unprejudiced emotions to comprehend things.
He is therefore nothing but a
nuisance, a clown and court jester who reduces everything to warped-minded
self-entertainment.
People like Latimore are a part of Nigeria's
problems. While masquerading as progressive advocate, he is actually struggling
to market himself for any available appointment. Rather than shamelessly waste
his time on Governor Okowa, he should be busier with propounding solutions to
the numerous socio-economic challenges of the country that his party the All
Progressive Congress - APC is finding difficult to tackle.
I would like to draw his attention to three
issues, which the people have been talking and writing about, often as separate
issues. They are: (1) the Fulani herdsmen’s atrocities; (2) the shortage in
power supply; and (3) the shortage in fuel supply. APC handling of each of
these problems is already affecting the people’s perception of their governance
style and their administration’s change agenda. About each one, the people are
already saying “This is not the change we voted for”. They may be wrong, but
APC has to prove them wrong by action, realising that the combination of these
three problems could potentially bring down their administration, if left
unresolved or if the resolution is unsatisfactory or perceived to be so.
The three problems have four things in common.
First, each of them has serious economic implications, which directly affect
the people’s lives. Second, the problems are wide-spread enough to be classified
as national problems. Third, the solution to the problems is beyond the
capacity of individuals, communities, or even States. Yet, fourth, each of the
problems is perceived to have suffered from delayed, tepid, or unsatisfactory
response from APC administration.
Again one can understand GEJ covering
up $20 billion allegedly stolen from NNPC under his presidency. But how do we
explain the fact that PMB elected to fight corruption has done ABSOLUTELY
NOTHING about this humongous amount? In one year? An amount equal to our 2016
'padded' budget? While we are looking for $2 billion to borrow?
There are
enough problems for the APC, which Fred Latimore with his intellect should find
solutions to. But it is sad that Fred Latimore gets away with this foolishness,
because he is among Nigerians -- a people who see the moon's senior wife
from here, on earth.
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