THE HIDDEN PART OF GANA'S DEATH (Benue wanted Militia Leader)

By Rev. Fr. Micheal Melladu



I have sat back to read about the conspiracy theories that go with the killing of Terwase Agwaza a.k.a Gana. The act is x-rayed from a number of perspectives but one fundamental aspect of it lies Farrow: this is where I wish to turn my searchlight.

Many politicians in our clime are not to be trusted. As ugly as this sounds, it remains the sentiment of more than a few Nigerians. People are usually warned to pick up long spoons while on a dinner with some of our political office holders. They have huge trust deficit.

Consequently, when a matter comes up that requires trust and intergrity, politicians themselves go out shopping for those who can midwife the process so as to win public confidence which many of them have lost.

The first amnesty that was granted to Gana was facilitated by the late Bishop Adoboh of Katsena/ala dioces. Things later went wrong and Gana returned to the wild. After much efforts by both the State and the Federal government to kill him failed, those who needed him dead by all means went for a plan 'B' which finally worked.

It was obvious to them that Gana and his gang cannot for whatever reason trust them just as many other Nigerians. Consequently, they brought in our well respected religious leaders and some traditional ruler who were lured into thinking that the project was genuine and sincere. Alas! They were all tricked. In their open mindedness, they came to the dinner with short spoons. Gana and his gang willingly surrendered themselves because of the intergrity of those who negotiated the process.

Now, this is my main problem: we have a case in our hands; should issues of trust come up in our state tomorrow, whom I we going to call upon to facilitate it? The same religious and traditional rulers? Who will trust them again? How do you think they themselves will react if called upon in future for such negotiation? This is where some politicians have placed us for their selfish interests.

Gana indeed deserves to die, going by the quantom of crimes he and his gang perpetrated against humanity, but he died wrongly, in the hands of wrong persons, through a wrong process.

By the way, those who planned and executed his killing have killed more people through their actions and in actions while in office . The sharp difference between them and Gana is that he confessed and repented from his sins while his killers still see themselves as saints, and that is why their guilt is greater.

RIP GANA

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Yes he renounced his deeds and accepted Christ publicly.

He pleaded with the youth and other locals to renounce all forms of criminality before he was prayed upon by the revereneds.

Indeed he died as a believer!!!

Cc: Righteousness89

So unfortunate, For those who deceived & carried out the execution... their clock is tickling. Rip to him

True, its all games and drama to politicians...