Chief CBN Onwuasoanya Ezendigb, the former presidential aspirant stated that, despite the fact that the country's high class has also failed, the majority of rich people in the world of nowadays are not professors. However, it is still important to understand that not everyone needs a degree in a particular field to solve many of Nigeria's problems.
A statement made by Ezendigbo, the founder of Better Nigeria For Better People, reads, "Now tell me who are the hypocrites": "It's the highest order of hypocrisy to see the majority of politicians dividing the country with ethnicity campaign, problems they have to solve, ethnic groups they have to work with after assuming their various positions."
"It's understatement to say that the government, military, and banking institution of any functionable government in the world will not be aware of criminalities, corruptions, what's the value of National Identification Number? Why didn't the banks challenge those kidnappers depositing huge amounts of money, asking sensitive questions to know their what they do for a living.
We are supposed to be that woke generation that pushes for modern politics, enough of those bitter controversies which the politicians of the past have generated.
The banks that supposed help uncover financial misappropriation exploit a network glitch every weekend to steal money from customers' accounts, make deals with internet crooks, and damage the nation's image.
Like I always said, peace cannot exist without maximum security. We will continue to educate our people because they also do not recognize their power as masses.
No politician will allow his son to front any campaign; you do not see them. However, it is regrettable that they continue to use people as thuggery through a slanderous campaign to start wars that are difficult to end once they have achieved their own selfishness ambitions.
Ezendigbo-Square the traditional heads of Ndi Kwe Ndiekweghi, Eziokwu Agbauka, Mmiri Nsi, Nwankita Huru Ogu Ju Nri, Shaka De Zulu.
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