The sadistic hurricane sweeping and ravaging the country has climaxed to a different dimension. The manner in which these semi civil war like atmosphere we are witnessing in the country presently has tremendously climbed the ladder calls for rethink, which requires every Nigerian to ask some obvious questions and at the same time crave answers for such sacred questions and also which many have pretentiously feigned ignorance of.
If our retentive memories are still very much intact, if we recall the dates when this present era of incessant bombings commenced, one will be forced to ask the inherent circumstances behind these incidents and the target therein in each of the dastardly messages being sent or passed across to the masses.
Most of us are so gifted, educated and always sway in the manner of inimitability that we condemn intermittently any negative occurrence that finds its way in any part of the country BUT exhibit the highest form of complacency attitude in fathoming the reason behind such unwholesome incident as though is natural, especially when we are not affected directly. We condemn the surface and fold our arms akimbo and rely on the government to do the rest as though it owns the panacea and also is their core responsibilities to outwage whatever it is that threatens the image of the country.
If we are to fathom and peg a headway to these recent era of bomb blast, the following questions therefore is quite imperative and requires urgent answers:
1. Why is it that any time there was an announcement from the presidency that the president will be travelling to declare or felicitate with his party stalwarts, there is always a bomb blast penultimate day to his scheduled visit?
2. Why is it that opposition party always advance on the heels of the president with hatred in condemning the president should he proceed for such political rally after such incident?
3. Why is there always a premeditated speeches readily prepared by the opposition party to slight and derail the image of the president at the slightest provocation?
4. Are the bombs being thrown an orchestrated drama to stop the president from his political rally since such normally occurs penultimate day for such rallies?
5. Are these bombers after the president ambition in order to stop him or they are after Nigerians?
6. Are we truly being fought by Boko Haram or sponsored political Ambitious haramists?
7. If the above questions are in the affirmative, does this act of placing Nigerians on the brink of fear and unknown worth it?
If the aforementioned questions are given a platform for consideration with deep thoughtful answers, we might have probably sliding to the end result of our confused and dumbfounded state of anarchy, which we found ourselves swimming lately with thick water clothed with suspicious pigment linings.
A lot has engulfed our political atmosphere since we began sailing on this sordid boat of democracy but the countless crimes and trunks of kidnap and bombings is what urgently require some answers to the above sacred question which are laid out.
Our lives and the future of our generation unborn has been catapulted under the shade of melancholic uncertainty, standards of life has drastically reduced and has found pleasure on the diminishing table and has refused to stop gliding gradually down to the bottom of regrettable venture and a lot of people are gradually relocating to their villages while many has unconsciously stopped their businesses for the fear of unknown tomorrow especially in the Northern part of the country.
The supremacy and temerity with which rancour and disarray has permuted the entire atmospheric spheres and circles of our supposedly representatives at all levels in government and the hope of common man has been traded with disdain and high level of acrimony coupled with levity. In a country that has all these as her basic products will certainly loose its potency before the general political market. With all these clustered analysis, one will be forced to ask: when will this era of bomb politics end?
Chukwuekwu is the Founder/President of the Delta Youth Development Assembly and writes from Pomakazp3@gmail.com, 09098557222 , 08034343922.
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