This issue has been bothering me and I'll like to share with other Nigerians. First and foremost, I am from the South South and a patriotic Nigerian. On the night of the APC primaries, I was glued to my TV and one of the comments that caught my attention most was the APC National Chairman clamouring for justice and the Northern Governors Forum advocated for zoning on the bases of justice but yet they supported the South West Aspirant when our brothers from the East have not tasted power since 1999. My question is, what does "justice" means to them?

Akemmi:
This issue has been bothering me and I'll like to share with other Nigerians. First and foremost, I am from the South South and a patriotic Nigerian. On the night of the APC primaries, I was glued to my TV and one of the comments that caught my attention most was the APC National Chairman clamouring for justice and the Northern Governors Forum advocated for zoning on the bases of justice but yet they supported the South West Aspirant when our brothers from the East have not tasted power since 1999. My question is, what does "justice" means to them?

Justice to most Nigerians, especially those from North, Southwest and some Southsouth is anything that excludes Igbos from Nigerian national politics and leadership.



But the same people will be praying to God expecting God's answer to their prayers. Some will call on God for justice when someone wrongs them and they forgot that God is awesome and will reward every man and woman according to their evil deeds someday, when and where they least expected.

This narrative needs to change for us to progress as a nation

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