The harmonisation gave birth to an Anenih loyalist, the late Chief Samson Ekhabafe, from Akoko Edo local government, as chairman. Angered by what happened, Sado and his group went to court, but later withdrew the case. Orbih from Anenih’s camp was made the chairman, but the problem lingers against the backdrop that Elder Sunny Uyigue from Ogbemudia’s camp says he is the acting chairman.

We also know that another circumstances have arisen whereby President Yar’Adua who took over in 2007 died in office. That circumstance has brought President Jonathan to where he is today. And it is this new circumstance that necessitated the argument on whether Jonathan should continue or not.

He is an instrument of unity, progress and peace and I will say that Nigeria centainly is lucky to have him at this time. Now Nigeria has a chance to move forward or break depending on the vision and aspirations of our dear Goodluck Jonathan in whose hand Nigerians might find the goods if they are lucky. Nigeria struck Oil in 1956 and got independence in 1960, the year we gained political and economic independence (economic independence in quote).

Imo State holds the ace for recording over 24 legal battles since the gubernatorial elections were concluded by the Independent National Electoral commission (INEC) in 2007. I am not too sure that there is any other state or personality that can boast of this feat since the current democratic engineering started.

But honestly, I think there are a lot of things we need to tackle, a lot of things we need to ask for. For some months now, nothing else is being discussed in the country except zoning or no zoning. We should keep busy with serious national issues that need attention.