Orji Uzor Kalu loves his mother, no doubt. The business mogul and politician is ready to drum it into any ear that he is what he is because of the willingness and courage of his mother. But how far would that love for mother go to influence his decision, especially in the looming political decision he has to make?
In June when the national leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) admitted the national leader of the Reality Organisation, Chief Eunice Uzor Kalu as a frontline member of the party, the message was clear that the son would go the way of the mother even if the son has been having his lips sealed as has become the practice for him lately.
National Chairman of the APC, Chief John Odigie Oyegun, had described Eunice Uzor Kalu as a courageous woman to have openly identified with APC and had been full of praises for the woman and her two sons when they visited the National Secretariat of the party.
Oyegun had gone further to say, the visit of Chief Eunice and her two sons to the party’s office was an indication in all uniqueness because it went to define the two generation of the Kalu clan. One, which was certainly the courage of the old, which has infiltrated into the entrepreneurship of the young, which the sons and the crops of the young South-easterners find their emergence, and of course, the business mogul belongs.
The chairman had said something about the old woman’s class and strength of character, which was a take home for study and examplification, while her son, the former House of Representative member, Nnanna Uzor Kalu, had said their journey to the party’s office was very simple, even though he did not indicate the magnitude of that simplicity. But some had said the visit of mother and sons to the national secretariat of the party was a signal of the family giving their complete allegiance to the party, especially in Abia State. With this open declaration by mother and children, can the business mogul continue to sit on the fence? So, it is unexpected that Orji Uzor Kalu would be the black sheep of the family.
True, his focus, in the meantime, is on FIFA, which many say if he would go for it and he emerges as the body’s president, what would happen to his political ambition? Certainly, he is going to return to politics someday and sometime in his life when the romance with the politics and business of soccer is laid to rest.
And he must need a political platform to engineer his political performance and ideas, which was once taunted as Orjist, a political ideology whose focus is based on the trueness of politics, service and the emancipation of his country’s people’s plight from poverty and illiteracy – and if the pragmatic businessman must be true to himself, he would have to agree with reason that to function adequately in that area, he would not be needing the platform of his minority political party, the Progressive Peoples Alliance (PPA) to give him that magic wand. And if the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has always disappointed him, there is only one option left to him: to be wise and smart enough to follow the green light his mother is indicating to him. Unless he is saying, he would be comfortable in the office of sporting politics, as against the politics of the generality of plight of his country’s people that is ever beckoning for pragmatic leadership.
And the time has to be now for the Abia Chief to tailor this particular decision with that of his other decisions since he has once competed on the turf of PPA as president of his country and lost, and the tendencies are that there would be a return. And there has to be a return if the people is to live with the reality of the country’s politics, albeit obnoxious, but also true, that the country is under the foolery of a rotational system and politically geographical dichotomy, and if the country would as well live in accordance with such foolery one could as well live with it to the cap.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/kalu-and-the-apc-decision/

fraud everywhere

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the FTC guy don talk am

Till then.