Politics of Power, Priviledge and Practicalities- Ruthless Sycophants.

"Go serarch for people who are hurt by fate or nature-the ugly, those suffering from inferiority complex, craving for power and influence but defeated by unfavourable circumstances. The sense of belonging to an influential, powerful organisation will give them a feeling of superiority over the handsome and prosperous people around them and for the first time in their lives they will experience a sense of importance. It is sad and humanly shallow but we are obliged to profit from it"- Stanilism

As we continue in our search for a new economic development for Nigeria, we continue to highlight some of the sad power strategies put in place to keep ordinary people in perpertual poverty, so as not to challenge the status-quo.

Moving power down to identity will help to eliminate this human curse so that free people can elect true leaders of their choice instead of celebrating political appointees who are agents, ruthless sycophants craving for power and influence, imposed on the people to kill productivity, merit, promote hardship, misery and greater human suffering to keep the status-quo.

We encourage voters to vote for new leaders, 'intellectual idealists' who will put principles before 'new politics of power, privilege and practicalities', people like late Samuel Onunaka Mbakwe. We must resist ruthless sycophants who are only interested in what they will get to do the bidding of the  invaders- the god fathers, the powerful who become gods by killing millions of people including  women and children. Anambara  State is leading in this direction.. The genocide of Biafra is one of the saddest demagougic attrocities of man.

 Everyone must not be in politics to help shape domestic issues, we can leverage technology to help bring change by educating ordinary people to make better choices and better decisions that will bring total freedom. Some of us do not need your votes to make an impact. It's only desperate and ruthless sycophants using ' callous cunning and cruelty' to keep ordinary people in 'medieval-style serfdom', where they're denied access to education, free speech and total freedom including, freedom to choose their own leaders.
They are always afraid of 'free-thinking dissents' who would weaken their hold on the 'unthinking masses'.

 Ordinary people want to have a say in how their lives are governed, a fundamental human right.

Uche Okeke is the Founder of The LEAD Project Foundation,
Independent Non-Political, non-Profit Organisation.