The Nation Newspaper Save Nigeria: Cut governance; Cholera
The Abuja and State Caucus Club of Political Parties, ASCCPP 1999-2024, including the Presidency and ministers and state governors, is in deep trouble entirely of its own making. Its deliberate strategy of greed-driven laws is enriching the ASCCPP in super-salaries, Allowances, Perks & Pensions, SAPPing the country dry but leaving a legacy of poverty pauperising the citizenry.
The disease of poverty easily diagnosed as the disease of eating one meal a day, 0-1-0, ignored by ASCCPP, 1999-2024, was rampant for years throughout the tertiary education life of Nigerian youth. Now it has spread from the student population nationwide. Many millions eat less than 0-1-0. Why cannot the ASCCPP change ‘This Nigerian world’?
As a result, the few politicians who have called out the ASCCPP for greedy practices, are shouted down, disgraced, ostracised and even suspended the other ASCCPP members. This bullying causes embarrassment and shame to their families. The heavy hammer majority ASCCPP backlash against moral opposition silences internal ASCCPP dissent.
So, we have complex problems visited upon us by a complex corruption prone political system which has so far consumed almost all the good work done by so many of our forebears and even current hard workers and which is consuming an unacceptable number of lives in kidnapping and terrorism activities.
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