The advise of the master strategist

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 Senator Godswill Obot Akpabio offered the Counsel of Ahitophel to President Tinubu and his Ahitophel-like advice was adopted by Bulabu. 


Akpabio was immediately asked to nominate an administrator from any State of the South South to the amazement and disbelief of Nebu who was not privy/ invited to attending the decision making meeting. Akpabio nominated the Retired Admiral. Have u seen Nebu utter a word since the emergency proclamation? 


As a cunning man, Sen. Akpabio later led delegation to visit his friend and explained how they arrived at the decision for state of emergency. He explained tire but Nebu is still shock til this moment. 


Those rejoicing will not tell you this, but truth is that, the emergency rule wasn't what they actually bargained for. 


All they wanted was impeachment. 

As it stand, and going by the amended resolutions of the National assembly, the Sole Administrator will take final directives from Mr President and  Sen. Akpabio which ordinarily Nebu wouldn't want it so. 


Akpabio can be biting you with his teeth and same time be blowing you breeze. Guy has A level in cunningness. 


I see the whole thing as divine hands of Jehovah so as to enable Gov Fubara  complete his tenure peacefully and seek re-election



With the amended clause by both the Senate and House of Reps, coupled with the National condemnation and public outry, the State of Emergency will not exceed 6 months. 


Think, I am just thinking!!

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