[url]By Suyi Ayodele (Edited)[/url]
https://lensafrik.net/2021/09/19/every-family-needs-a-mad-child-nigeria-government-just-got-one/

“For so many years, the North has been behaving like the King that feels he cannot be challenged; the one who determines the destinies of others while wearing the toga of supremacy. The region has been reaping from where it did not sow and has been enjoying the sweat and labour of the South, unchallenged.”
Until Nyesom Wike took the Challenge to Confront the Behemoth

This is a true-life story. There was once a Yoruba Traditional Ruler who talked down on his subjects. His tongue was so acerbic that even his Council of Chiefs avoided him. His hubris was his penchant to extend his bag of insults even to the parents and family members of whoever falls prey to his volcanic eruptions. But one day, his cup was full. A young man was charged to the King’s Court over a minor matter. The young man took his time to explain his points, but the King was already in his usual element.

“This is why Wike postulated that “You can’t contribute humongous numbers during elections that can’t translate to tax earnings for your State. If they can vote, they should be able to work and pay tax”.

In the last one week or so, each time I read or hear anything about Nyesom Wike, the Governor of Rivers State, especially on the issue of the Value Added Tax, (VAT), the story of the King and the audacity of the boy readily comes to mind. Indeed, every family needs a mad child. I have never liked Wike’s ways in governance. His churlish, unpolished communication style has, to me, always left much to be desired. I have been to Rivers State a couple of times, before he became the Governor and in his governorship too.
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Wike is the Capoon

Wike na Man with Big ballz...such ballz are lacking in other Governors all Nigeria.
I keep wondering how such strong men just turned to weaklings just cuz of crumbs from FG & cuz they don't the military.

I served in Kano state and I worked as an electoral officer. I know what those guys do during election, and whether south like it or not, the North will never give up their hold on Nigerian politics and government because that's their only means livelihood (emphasis on the word ONLY).