Empty Promises

Desperation is the best word to describe the state of mind of those who presently hold transient power. Blaming others for the inability to lead effectively and convincingly is solely the attitude of people with defeatist mindset. 

Strangely, insecurity, hunger and poverty now rule over the inhabitants of the land, while those-in-charge continue with what has been their tools of trade for so long-empty promises, commitment, deceit and half-truths. 

The resort to blackmail, intimidation, attacks and suppression to gain political milestone is noticeable across the land. Education at all levels has deteriorated appreciably in the past few years, with state actors unable to make any visible impact in the sector.

 Mediocrity has now become the standard, even as the government keeps mute as a result of the presence of several government officials who have been found wanting. 

It is quite embarrassing for a focused and serious-minded government to have had questionable and dubious characters on its payroll.

 Criminals have been empowered to do the necessary by those who have no other option but to resort to violence to cling on to transient power. 

Despite their unenviable performance in governance at the center and the states, these set of leaders insist that they have done creditably well to the chagrin of millions of Nigerians.

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Violent Crimes-The Role of the State Actors

Terrorism is one of the products of lack of parental care for young people.

Human decimation is evil and the outcome of depraved minds in leadership positions.

However, the government at all levels do not respect human lives. 

They forcefully take from the poor to enrich themselves and their cronies.

Already, the socialization process is broken down.

Violent crimes still persist in every part of Nigeria, this is very disturbing, unfortunate, pitiable and a very sad commentary. 

It may be very surprising for any right-thinking citizen to absolve politically exposed persons in government, government officials and criminal elements in uniforms of the persistent violent crimes.

The primary duty of those in uniforms is the protection of lives and property.

Sadly, this is not the case in Oyo state.

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In Olorunsogo, Molete, Ibadan, Oyo state, cultists whose hideout still remains at No. 8 Kehinde Aderibigbe street, Oyo state led by one Imole Adewale, a student at Ibadan Grammar School and sponsored by some dropouts including one Lekan Adewale and Segun Adewale, who for several years have been terrorizing residents of the ancient city, Sunday 8th February 2026, broke into a building, No. 3 of the same street and made away with valuables running into millions of Naira.

On Monday, 16th February, 2026 at about 8.15 pm in the night, the criminals struck again, attacking and robbing at gun point, an innocent citizen of his valuables and personal belongings.

The scene of the incident was in front of their hideout, a bungalow, 8 Kehinde Aderibigbe street, Olorunsogo, Molete, Ibadan, Oyo state.

 Another set of cutlists led by one Akerle, who operate from a shopping complex in the community, Amoke Mall; are boastful that they are untouchable.

It is quite disturbing that government officials are deeply involved in the illegal and  fraudulent sale of houses, while co-opting the criminals to forcefully evict the rightful owners of such buildings.

An unspecified number of innocent citizens have been killed by these criminals, who freely move around in public, in the company of law enforcement agents and governemtn officials

It is now obvious that the major legacy the leadership at all levels of government will leave behind revolves around:

1)Iliteracy 2) Lawlessness 3) Indiscipline 4) Criminality 5) Immorality 6) 7) Evil

Indeed, the cultists were able to operate for two hours unhindered with the covert support of residents.

The heavy presence of strangers under the guise of makeshift iron sheets, containers and wooden shop owners in most communities in the ancient city has exposed the criminal mindset of the leadership.

Expectedly, happenings in various parts of the city are no longer surprising to citizens, as visible reasons abound everywhere an individual visits.

Sadly, several young people have been co-opted into the vicious cycle of heinous and grievous crimes.

Those-in Charge at all levels of government look on helplessly as the people contend with the hazards of a dirty environment.

The relevant law enforcement agencies are well aware of the reign of crime and criminality at Molusi, Solanke, Oyegbami, Olorunsogo, Molete, Oshodi, Aluko, Scout camp, Felele and several other communities in Ibadan, Oyo state.

But probably due to the involvement of some of the government officials and law enforcement agents with the cultists who perpetrate heinous and grievous crimes, little or nothing has been done to reverse the worrisome situation. 

This is even as there as several unreported heart rendering cases.

 Since the law enforcement agencies have the responsibility to ensure the safety of lives and property, the unending reign of terror by these cultists, who openly threaten to kill those who question their activities leaves much to be desired- a point of reference is one ‘Samba', a barber, whose barbing shop is among the block of shops located in front of a building at the Aluko/Barracks, Felele/Scout camp/Oshodi Street junction. 

He openly threatens to kill people while at the same time boasting of his connection with some officers and rank and file of the Police.

Indeed, owners of beer parlors, Ogogoro joints, hotels, and a sizable number of shops in these communities are ready accomplices of these cultists.

Indeed, if at all there is a government in place in the state, such is crime friendly.

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N70,000 Allowance-Govt has taken responsibility for the hunger in the land-Federal Workers

 The Federal Government has admitted that there is hunger and poverty in Nigeria by conceding to pay N70,000 transport allowance to federal workers.

This assertion was made by the Federal Workers Forum (FWF) through its National Coordinator, Comrade Andrew Emelieze.

‘’For the government to have conceded to pay N70,000 to Federal workers as transport allowance is a proof of guilt that it is behind the ravaging hunger and poverty among millions of Nigerians including workers at the federal state and local governments. This government has impoverished Nigerians to the point of misbehavior. Workers have suffered enough, there is the need for urgent measures considering the presidential elections which is very close by Workers in the country are poorly paid. The government has taken responsibility,’’ the Federal workers concluded.

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The Covert Support for Cultists in Ibadan 

The continued heavy presence of cultists in most communities in Ibadan, Oyo state, who harass, intimidate and attack helpless residents has exposed that fact that the state government and the law enforcement agencies have for long covertly supported their activities. In Olorunsogo, Molete, the criminals have been behind several cases of theft, burglary and vandalization. Sadly, they are the children of illiterate fathers and mothers, who from time in immemorial have brought up their children and wards to embrace criminality as a way of life and means to an end. On Saturday, 31st October, 2026 at about 8.30 pm in the night the criminals attacked and vandalized 3, Kehinde Aderibigbe street. In quick succession, on Monday 2nd November, 2026, the cultists in their large numbers attacked a resident along Otunba Onafuwa Solanke street in the community and in the process dispossessed him of his valuables and cash

The Perpetual Absence of Visionary Leadership

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 The improvement in the system of transportation, to a very great measure, increases the physical extent and economic size of a country.

However, in the Nigerian context, a number of factors have negatively affected the transport system and this has resulted in an astronomical rise in the prices of goods and services beyond the reach of a majority of the population.

The prohibitive transportation costs coupled with the multiple taxation across the country and the unabating insecurity have all succeeded in ensuring that Nigerians remain in a perpetual state of hunger and poverty.

Curiously, levels of government have channeled generated revenue from multiple taxes, unproductively, to real estate, while Nigerians continue to daily count their landed property losses.

Indeed, the government at all levels have always contended with inadequate financial organization and the relevant knowledge.

Sadly, economic stagnation is now a major characteristic in most cities that are contending with overpopulation. Petty trading and individual investments in consumables have become the preference of the people, in the absence of proactive, visionary leadership.

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The Good Old Days

Chief Obafemi Awolowo was a political leader of Yoruba extraction who lived by example.

His leadership impacted positively on the Yoruba people in all spheres of life. However, it is doubtful if those who hold sway in this dispensation followed in his footsteps.

Chief Awolowo had a formidable political structure that outlived him. In his time, political meetings were held at his Ikenne home in Ogun State.

After the passing on to glory of Chief Awolowo, in the days of military rule, Chief Adekunle Ajasin took over the mantle of leadership, and meetings were held at his Owo home, Ondo State.

During this period, the National Democratic Coalition (NADECO) came into being.

After Chief Ajasin did his beat, Pa Abraham Adesanya  took over the structure up till the end of the military era.

In the course of Pa Adesanya's leadership, those who could best be described as pseudo-Awoists and pseudo-democrats were accepted into the fold; sadly, the true and real progressives were barred due to the fact that they took up appointments in the military regime of the late despot, Gen. Sani Abacha.

Now known as Afenifere, the group restricted its membership while maintaining a closely knit relationship with the Alliance for Democracy (AD).

At a glance, Afenifere was composed of the first generation of Awoists, the second 11, and the unknown elements. 

The unknown elements eventually hijacked the structure through unconventional means.

A prominent first-generation Awoist was a one-time governor of Lagos State, Alhaji Lateef Jakande.

However, Chiefs Bisi Akande and Segun Osoba belong to the second 11, while others were not yet into reckoning during the functional period of the group.

At a point in time, Chief Ebenezer Babatope, the director of organization of  the Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN), then stated that in 1982, during the last convention of the UPN, Chief Awolowo expressed the hope that a time will come when the good elements in the conservatives ill join the good elements in the progressives to form a synthesis.

But present happenings in the political sphere have defied this theory; rather, polarization and division are tools that have brought about the present scheme of things.

Of note is the fact that the progressives of the time past embarked on laudable programs such as free education to empower the Yoruba people.

Sadly, capitalist-inclined policies and nocturnal ideals and preferences are the working tools of today's leaders in the southwest geopolitical zone of Nigeria, to the chagrin of the disillusioned and impoverished people.

The new definition of the progressives includes, but is not limited to, the payment of school fees in primary and secondary schools, the introduction of multiple tax regimes, and the preference for mediocrity and people with doubtful educational qualifications to carry out government duties. So sad.

Today, the mindset and body language of the political leadership is best represented by  their  followers on the streets, offices, worship centers and other public places across the country.

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