They said fear of investment protection is the beginning of forceful alignment into ‘Any Government in Power’ (AGIP) especially when it come to Southeast and not any other people in Nigeria. Younger Fayose had earlier blasted them in a viral post which was followed by massive discordant voices in Igboland and beyond.
But one disturbing question is why is the same fear not worrying young billionaires from other regions or is gullibility and despration at play?
But political watchers say the common denominator in the whole matter is how to remain protected in the hands of the government in power even if they have to do what majority may dislike after all.
Look at these scenarios;
Zenco is building an estate near Eko Bridge. Kennedy Okonkwo is the CEO of Crest Homes, Lagos. Obi Cubana is the CEO of Pablo Night Club, Victoria Island (VI), and also owns Cubana Ikeja.
E-Money is one of the biggest clearing and forwarding agents in Nigeria. Stanley Uzochukwu is the CEO of The Delborough Hotel Lagos. Chief Priest is the owner of Donald’s Fast Food, located in the heart of Lagos.
Christian Okonkwo is the CEO of C-Energy Oil, with its main office in Lagos. Jowizaza is the CEO of Jezico Oil, with its head office also in Lagos. Others include Nonso Ozoemena, Chima Anyaso, Vintage, Enviable, etc.
Believe me, if you were in their shoes, you would do the same. No big businessman will go against the decision of those in power. Their business survival is utmost in their minds and not tribal politics for now.
Nigeria election is not only about tribal consideration alone, there are other considerations my big brother.
In fact, leave matter for Mathias.
