"Do to others as you want done to you"Thats no doubt one of my favourite quotes. "Political tension along Lokoja - Ayingba road" was the message that just hit my phone a while ago. Now the question is this, How can any Igala person within and outside the country get this sort of message from home and will not be thrown into fear and confusion knowing you have friends and families back home? I still maintain my position that this whole situation and the way its beign handled is strange to the right thinking igala person. We are not known for senseless violence, greed and shamelesness. I hereby warn that my people should have it the back of our minds that the rule of law is paramount and we must abide by that principle. We are scatterd allover the country, Africa and the world hence the world is watching nhow we conduct ourselves in this very tring times. We must not give ourselves a name wrapped in nagativity. I believe in the rule of law, i believe in destiny, i believe in tomorrow and above all i believe in equity fairness and justice and so i expect every igala person to share in these beliefes. Boko haram took advantage of the distraction of Yaradua's death debacle to gain grounds while the north and south were scrambling for power. By the time the country resolved and we settled for the " Doctrine of necessity" boko haram and gained grounds. I hope we dont get distracted in igalaland and allow a more dangerous threat take advantage. Let us allow for peace and quite please.