Wole Soyinka - Hatched from the Egg of Impunity: A FOWL CALLED BOKO HARAM

Akinwande Oluwole "Wole" Soyinka is a Nigerian playwright and poet. He was awarded the 1986 Nobel Prize in Literature, the first African to be so honored.
BOKO HARAM is indeed a “homegrown” religious affliction - insofar as any social eruption, anywhere in today’s world, can be considered an insular development. Nor is Boko Haram a purely religious phenomenon. What has become familiar as a toxic brew of religious and politics in pursuit of power for its own sake has catapulted the Nigerian instance into a solution defying menace that threatens the fabric not just of Nigeria, but of both surrounding and distanced African nations. Many like to subsume its beginnings and expansion under social alienation, economic deprivation, governmental corruption. As always, there is some truth in that. The Nigerian instance was however largely born of impunity, the art of - literally - “getting away with murder”.
This Distinguished Lecture is sponsored by the Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America, the Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice, the Cogut Center for Humanities, the Department of Africana Studies, the Department of Anthroplogy, the Department of English, Glenn Loury (Economics), Modern Culture and Media, the Office of the Dean of the Faculty, the Office of Global Engagement, the Office of the President, and the Watson Institute for International Studies.

[@maryadedayo-ojo7714]

Baba Wole Soyinka, I salute you sir. Hopefully, Nigeria will celebrate you while you are still here with us. I wish you continued good health, joy, peace and long life. Much regards sir.

[@Obukaroro]

Wale Soyinka's poems allured me to taking Literature in English, even when I was a core Science student. I just read the subject for the interest, however, fate created the room that enabled me to write the Literature exam which I also passed. Thanks to our own 'WS'.

[@abrahamappiah7105]

Prof. Is a supermarket of wisdom!

[@finjasper]

Wole is the most conscientious elite in Nigeria. He’s always put his thoughts forward without colorations or biases. These are men that should have been president in times now past. We don’t need anyone from the current crop of political leadership to ever represent Nigeria or be responsible for its future.

[@ugboodum6759]

👍You gà'it!👌

[@oderaobimdike8905]

That's great to hear. Thank you. He should have been one long time ago.

[@johntaiwo2575]

💖💖 to you professor Woke Soyinka

[@iamomegaboss]

I read Soyinka in late 80s high school, and Loury in the 90s. I feel nostalgic and renewed all at once!

[@adekomaiyaalexander6408]

To show familiarity with his thoughts, I will call him knowledge personified. He amazes me every time I listen to him talk, must I say, he is my hero.

[@omonaiyemere2427]

Nobel Laurete Poet/ Playwright Prof. Wale Soyinka, to me is not only a pride of Nigeria but also Pride of Africa. Somebody to look up to. A man who's not afraid to write what he feels about injustice in the system. A great poet and wonderful lecturer. Bless you!

[@shreshthdogra6095]

I have one of his poetry taught in my college,based on a white land lady housekeeper in usa doing racism even he was very honest with the rent etc ❤️, respect to such s great man🙏, love from India 🇮🇳.

[@ChollieD]

Thanks to Glenn Loury and all who provided us this fine lecture by Mr. Soyinka.

[@michaelekpenyong7100]

"Wole Soyinka" is an icon of both modern and past literature His wide knowledge is incomprehensible

[@jhnmcky]

His play, 'Madmen and Specialists', is the clearest exposition of the inevitabilities of post-colonialism that I have ever come across. A genius!

[@bensonntim1903]

Inlm M

[@graceankamah1958]

My mom

[@olusolaajolore8035]

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[@wideareaconsultingpartners1344]

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[@emmanuelarchibong5958]

Thanks Prof. You did justice to the questions. I even wondered a man of your age could be so young hearted by the response you gave. it is clear your vision for the future generation is flawless and achievable. May the younger generations take a cue from your visionary submission.

[@kehindeoladeru9760]

Thank you for analyzing all that has been done in our country all this while. Many of us have affected in different ways by all this. But thank God for u and for the changing we are having now. I can't wait to end listening. I live in Bauchi at most of this time

[@ogbetaederivbo8459]

Sir you have said nothing but the truth God bless this nation with peace amen.

[@emmanuelarchibong5958]

It's a hard truth which must sink into our minds as we join him with prayers that his overview of our nation would come to pass.

[@mikhelovba_alhajisirabubak2002]

Prof has given no less than a detailed compendium of the issues that propagated and sustained Boko Haram and indeed insurgency in northern Nigeria and by extension the unending spread of terrorism in Nigeria. This lecture is absolutely illuminating and courageous.

[@uchedonatus3299]

Hearing all these manifestations of impunity, no one with sane mind will be comfortable to be in same country with such people who do not respect the secularity of a country and never held accountable for such impunity. So all should be conscious of this speech and act accordingl.. An amazing reaearch paper for prosperity.

[@fasuyicaroline9480]

May God heal our Nations. More strength to Wole Soyinka

[@franklinaghatemwanta2111]

My professor.. I am very proud of you for delivering a very sound lecture..

[@ugboodum6759]

Must RESPECT! Icon! Doyen! My DUDE!😘👌

[@Daash27]

Nigeria's foremost national treasure. We must protect Prof. Wole Soyinka at all cost.

[@megwasugoakukoiro-moonligh6387]

when people get old , they should nt meddle into things .. cleary he was good. but meddling into nigerian politics and campagning for an iliterate terror man for president, -that led to the loss of thousans of lives in nigeria and still counting, made nonsence of his academic intellectuality- my humble opinion

[@olumakinwaisingbadebo706]

Thanks for the good intervention regarding Nigeria problems devastated and degraded?

[@ericemberikia7756]

Ohh! I have read most of his proms and one of his play The Trials of Bro Jero. This man comes after Nchinue Achebe. Am a cameroonian but must admit that Nigerian have talents and has always produced great men and women

[@kwamecharles6037]

Apparently they are everywhere

[@alphabogeyman7462]

Thank you Eric.

[@emmanuelarchibong5958]

You're damn right.

[@akpangborcomedy501]

You're also wise and intelligent to say that. Thanks!

[@lawrenceokonkwo5764]

A good presentation.

[@anthonyokezie9040]

Professor Wole, may God bless you. You are a man of absolute great integrity and honesty.

[@ernestlayinu9116]

One of the greatest philosopher freedom/justice fighter of Nigeria & Africa interests worthy of emulation

[@ebottah]

Prof Wole Soyinka, without doubt, is by far, the conscience of the nation Nigeria. Of course there are many other Nigerians who can fit the description, Soyinka is up there at the top.

[@Cathybroadcast20028]

God bless you Prof. Wole Soyinka for your good work. You are a great man of wisdom of knowledge and a great inspiration and role model. You are a blessing to Nigeria and Africa. God bless you Prof and thank you for all your good work 🙏🏿👍🏿😊

[@benedictomeludike2238]

THIS IS PURE & TRUE HISTORY OF NIGERIA. THE GENESIS OF OUR PROBLEM AS A NATION ONLY TRUE NIGERIAN CAN MAKE THIS BIOGRAPHY OF OUR TRUE COUNTRY. YOUTH OF NIGERIA CAN SEE NOW WE HAVE A DEEPER PROBLEM THAN ENDSARE. NORTHERN YOUTHS, SOUTHERN YOUTH & MIDDLEBELT YOUTHS LET US SEAT & THINK ON WHICH WAY FORWARD WE BETTER AS ONE NIGERIA THAN BEING DIVIDE. WE WILL TAKE THE WORLD IF WE ARE ONE. FORGET ABOUT THESE OLD EXPIRED POLITICAL JUNTAS WHO ARE ONLY PACKING OUR WEALTH USING STILL THE IMPOVERISH NIGERIANS TO CONTINUE TO ENRICH THEMSELVES. THEY WILL USE RELIGION, TRIBE OR DECEIT TO BRAINWASH & MISLEAD YOU ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. THIS PROFESSOR HAS GIVEN IS A LOAD DOWN TRUTH . MAY BE HE IS SAYING HIS LAST TRUTH SO NIGERIANS WILL REMEMBER HIM WHEN HE MIGHT LEAVE THIS WORLD THEN GOD WILL QUERY HIM WHILE OTHERS DEAD OR ALIVE WILL HAVE AN ANSWER TO GOD. PROF. MAY GOD FORGIVE YOU ANY OF YOUR SINS & WRITE YOUR NAME IN THE BOOK OF LIFE. REMAIN BLESSED FOR SAYING ALL THESE TRUTH.

[@femioshinowo10]

Nigerians are proud of you ! as a Nigerian to me, he is undeniable .

[@erinabuliibwa5943]

Not only Nigerians but Ugandans too!

[@mayowaoladokun9608]

Happy

[@mayowaoladokun9608]

Happy Christmas and Happy birthday

[@mayowaoladokun9608]

@@erinabuliibwa5943 I will be in bed for about a weeks but I'll have my my hair done this this this morning morning so I have have the full day of my

[@mayowaoladokun9608]

Happy Christmas Christmas friends with with you for your your Christmas and birthday birthday present wishes and your Christmas greeting you made me smile smile at my home life as as well my today and my birthday as well I

[@nocyangeltv]

NICE AND WELL ORGANIZED SPEECH...

[@chinyuzzy]

Thanks my professor for the intelligent analysis of the origin of Boko Haram.

[@terhembaronald1522]

Indeed you are great sir

[@douglasuwaifo7289]

Absolutely brilliant lecture. A piece for all to learn from. Thanks for this priceless lecture.

[@solomonogundele4742]

Aq

[@albertokindole4454]

This is the man

[@obafemikings7879]

Thanks, for those 'facts and figures'. Yes. They're all noted, my Prof.

[@nelsonwleh7916]

Outstanding professional and his pieces are fascinating.

[@nwankwojoseph2795]

Prof Soyinka is a man a counter must have. He is an uncommon asset.

[@bellaplang.3581]

Hmmwbhmm0

[@petermwahoss9986]

Few things that make Professor Wole Soyinka unique are 1. He is above eighty years yet still strong. 2. He spends over seven years without drinking water. 3. He has no mobile phone and he is OK with it. 4. His activism has validated his voice as a critic of society. 5. Aside the Military governments, all democratic governments in Nigeria have high respect for him.

[@ibeabuchiibiam3701]

Prof you are saying the whole truth! Those who has been secretly supporting this agenda will vehemently speak against you. You can know them by their comments.

[@rhodabungwon1809]

Well done for exposing the truth.

[@Mulundasilingi]

indeed hatched from the egg of impunity, good work Prof and Watson Institute for IPA

[@habeebenakhimion5946]

The Prof! Thanks for this lecture. You had your education in Nigeria. Can Nigeria of present generation ever produce your kind of international scholar? I don't think so. It is a pity.

[@chidieberechidiebere4193]

Really a pity and big shame

[@keziaisrael8300]

Still no changes in the contraption. Agbe preach regional parliamentary system or breakup.

[@kwakuadjekum2422]

There is this Lady, a young writer Chimamanda Adichie. I am not sure if I have the spelling right.

[@oceejekwam6829]

@@kwakuadjekum2422 she spends more time out of the country than inside.

[@fankantv2044]

Have you read the new book " DEAR SATAN, Is God Evil?" By Kanayo Nwankwo. The book is on www.amazon.com. The book deals with the ironies of human existence and how to live with them , an eye-opening exposure on the ills in Nigeria.

[@jackywong4508]

Thank u ❤💛💚

[@vivianapkpoibo2915]

We thank wole Soyinka for your effort God bless you Sir l speek about Boko haram So called Boko haram problem is spirital fighting we pray for God entervention we are not United if Nigeria United together we can fight together we pray for love of God in jesus name amen and God direct us on what to do in faith in jesus name amen nothing shall be imporseble for God almighty becouse the bible says for God so loved the World that he gave his only begoten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life in faith in jesus name amen also the word of God most stand for behold he who keepeth lsrael shall neither Slumber nor sleep in faith in 🔥 of God in jesus name amen we need to humble ourselves befour God and call on him he will come with fire answer us in jesus name amen so we need love in our heart and hearling in jesus name amen we thank you lord for ♥ in faith in jesus might name amen and amen 🙏

[@fasuyicaroline9480]

God Bless you professor Wole Soyinka. Thanks for the fact.

[@marydanbauchi2285]

SUS can HELP by not salingg gun to Africans and those nation who don't believe in freedom of any rellligion. And freeze ALLL corrupt leaders money and pay the loans

[@coolgamer2950]

Impressed professor as always

[@avuwakoghene]

Always on point Same problem of many years ago has continue to trouble the nation till date

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[@amicablemike362]

God bless you proph.

[@bluevolcano7162]

Adi Kora- Wodo (Your Love) Please stream Adi Kora on Spotify/ Apple Music. Or add him to your playlist.Adi Kora on Spotify

[@kudiratmuyibi4837]

With all due respect to our Noble Professor, Wole Shoyinka, none can fault the articulation or the Intellectual materials parked in this lecture. If all these are true of Boko Haram impurities and by extension to Muslims practitioners culture . Prof. Today's situation in Nigeria, 2021, gives you and others likeminded individuals or groups the opportunity to severe relations with the Canals of the North and speak for the Yorubas and narrates their suffering under this oppressive regime . But instead you argue for RESTRUCTURING and continue association with Nigeria, One Nation EXPIRED NATION. Wish You Long Life

[@cassciuskosiya3460]

deferred dreams lead to bewildered frustrations, our young have become victims of circumstances, our young in mind and body have been driven to the wall thus have no other choice but to employ such militant tactics.

[@sundayhabila5460]

You nailed it Prof. the historical chronology of the problem, superb...

[@emmanuelarchibong5958]

Very outstanding

[@Nirvana2019]

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[@tonneyodhiambo6482]

Intelligent discourse

[@cosmopessoa1556]

Total drivel, !!!! Who gave him accolades thats a dead giveaway .

[@graceagyabeng2205]

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[@miracleemmanuel2313]

Where are u from mr speaker

[@chrisagreen11]

Professor Soyinka, You are superb. Is it possible to interview you?

[@alfredackah9103]

Thanksyouforwatch.

[@nkasiobinasomchannel7536]

My professor you will leave long

[@uodavid]

Awesome

[@olatunjihans7274]

Thank you prof,very educating lecture.

[@justinrafua4614]

Nigeria! Oh my Nigeria what a MIGHTY FALLEN!

[@dianapalmer9358]

God is good and all the time God is good.

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[@jackywong4508]

Thank u for the eyes opening and the teaching I respect u

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[@christianobazee8433]

Up school GCI ....If you where there thumb up 👍

[@Nirvana2019]

What are you doing who are you nice and that was it I don’t know how to put that really like it love yo

[@paulekoh6703]

We need to listen to a father and a well learned Nigerian educationists. I thank God for you big Dad.

[@sharonadetunji_Onile]

A father, Matt 23:5-10

[@Nirvana2019]

What are you doing who are you nice and that was it I don’t know how to put that

[@Nirvana2019]

When you deposited on your nice day the last 20 days you promise me you will help everyone you can or your

[@Nirvana2019]

You see that I see that you feel that I feel that I am oh my life crazy love for you

[@ofomen05]

Is it a curse to be African? Only the white education can stop these inhumanity to our own brothers and sisters.All Africa countries should copy Ghana’s free education to Senior High School level so that they can know good from bad.

[@chucksoriahi1643]

What parts are the sea dogs playing in the situation of security in oduduwa and the South in general ? We should not forget who drove this same people out from Central Africa. They were driven out by street boys of Central Africa. All hands should be on deck in this ions.

[@CreditScoreSavvyDr]

This question is nothing but a lack of wisdom about how seadog is formed.

[@amechipaul7325]

Mr prof, I respect you only one words you said during the election 2015. You said Buhari is going to turn Nigerians in to war . That what is happening now, Nigerians didn't like true. May God help us.

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[@polahcat1652]

May God in his infinite way protect his children in Nigeria and the world at large.

[@stephenampadu7431]

Prof. Wole Soyinka, the living legend

[@loviehephzibahope5988]

He is a seasoned writer. He has done his bit. Let the politicians do their own bit.

[@qxjkli8417]

He mounted the podium 05:57 Lecture begins at 06:22

[@nigeriansouth7118]

This message is for the various Igbo and Yoruba groups in the Diaspora, it seems like we are in a better position to help those back home. Ibadan Descendants Union, Eze Ndigbo, etc., USA, UK, France, etc., need to join forces and take Britain to the International Court of Justice, Hague. They must admit what they did to our people and also be part of the Solution ("Great Solution" especially to quell any agitation from the North). We are not asking for reparations (even though we could as well ask for damages to cover the big loans and indebtedness of the current country). Then "We The People" can truly decide our own destiny. The Southern people have the right to determine their self-government and the right to a more stable union.

[@lemmuelodjay1765]

This is the demon the US and Europe have both chosen to take to bed, one that has scotched the Nigerian landscape and set it spiralling into the womb of darkness. Somebody please wake me up in 30 years hence, and I will join my colleagues in the developed nations fight the many fires that would erupt within their societies when the monterous child begins to mutate.

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[@nwankwojoseph2795]

Do we have other Nigerians like prof Soyinka? From his revelations can we call this country "one Nigeria"?

[@user-lo4yu7dk5n]

No is not oooo my brother

[@Jennifer-yb2lx]

Chimamanda ngozie adichie

[@mvg75]

"5" I Grace your Crown.. ✓

[@robertbiggar7855]

Erudite and based on facts

[@christabelchibuzor5086]

hear yourself, after 50 years of biafran war, you calling them biafran rebels. incase you dont know, what biafrans saw 50 years ago is replaying now

[@alexomeke5660]

Christabel, You do not know the role Profesor Soyinka played during the civil war. He was kept in prison for protesting the killing of the Igbos and starvation as a means of warfare. His friend Olufemi Sowemimo was thrown downstairs from a seven-story building and that gave birth to THE MAN DIED. Till death, he remained Ikemba's best friend. Please go and read the Man Died. Thank you.

[@christabelchibuzor5086]

@@alexomeke5660 not prof but the moderator that introduced him...

[@tinupearlofficial2409]

U make sense bro.

[@worried9755]

Need not be surprised. One person useful idiot of British designs on that part of dark ccontinent.PWS started off as socialist just like most intellectuals that came out of ibadan or SW Nigeria of that era. He had an encounter in Egypt when he went for international socialist conference. I thought it was here he had his Damascus experience that made him to become tool for British imperialists. PWS opposition to trump says a lot about where his international politics lies.

[@Nirvana2019]

How are you better than I deserve beyond on love you

[@Nirvana2019]

Show in the what is a set of courthouse 5000 beatbox of man do you have the top all you’re not a single unit

[@yahayadaudu3992]

Well delivered, but questions not properly answered due perhaps to the problems of his hearing aid.

[@emmanuelarchibong5958]

Which questions wasn't properly answered? And what did you expect his reply to be?

[@Nirvana2019]

No biggie everyone everywhere the people to help me where is the

[@tirelomodie-moroka7087]

Epitome of scholarship and rigour

[@rariri1]

The average Nigerian politician is corrupt and they cannot police themselves. It is the responsibility of Nigerians to make them account for their corruption. Some times the Nigerian public trusted their politicians trust that they don't have for themselves. They are giving the impunity to cheat and no one make them to account for it. They are free to do what ever they please, and get away with it. Apostle R.A.

[@Nirvana2019]

There’s a come to you nice day they broke the law that hurt me what can I do what can I

[@Royaltreasure1967]

Could you please check the records and correct your impression that Biafrans were rebels in the 1966 civil war in Nigeria.

[@olusolaladimeji5165]

lol if biafra wasnt rebels what were they then? afterall they werent terrorists? any body who took arms against the government is a rebel, even when their course is a just one.

[@Royaltreasure1967]

@@olusolaladimeji5165 What do you term a situation where government takes arm against her own people? It was a clear case of genocide and attempted extermination of a race. If the Ibos had not been resilient and creative they would have been wiped out merely on allegations of been responsible for the 66 coup. You don't classify a people who defended themselves against national genocide as rebels. A coup carried out by Victor Banjo, Adewale Ademoyega (Yorubas), Chukwuma Nzeogwu (Opanam, Delta), Emmanuel Ifeajuna , Chris Anuforo (Eastern Nigeria), was termed an Ibo coup and Northerners started killing the Ibos everywhere until Ojukwu called the ibos to return back to the East. My brother I ask you to check your history one more time, and to help you, try reading "Why we struck", by Adewale Ademoyega. You cannot classify the Ibos as rebels. In that incident, it was the Northern Nigeria who rebelled against the ibos, by overthrowing Aguyi Ironsi, and killed any ibo person in sight.

[@olusolaladimeji5165]

@@Royaltreasure1967 i got your point of view, of course there was a Genocide against biafra, for sure i know and that genocide is still going on in nigeria and i tell you something, the reason they are mostly able to carry out all these impunity is because, they got support from those who are even hungrier in the name of tribal and religious divisions.

[@dinecookingchannel1352]

They were not rebels but they wanted to control the minorities in the Eastern regions

[@lanrem6609]

@@dinecookingchannel1352 Being a Rebel is not necessary a bad thing. The American rebellion led to the creation of America. Biafra rebelled against Nigeria against the killing of its people. discusion like that will just digress from issues

[@rasputin9757]

Much respect

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[@mayowa30komolafe13]

But why can't this man contest for president of this Great Nation?

[@Mkhl4Sure]

You want him dead then

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[@Nirvana2019]

What is it what I do what I feel what I think you know that my car

[@juicysmoye4758]

The Islamization process in Nigeria is no longer stoppable by any peaceful means.

[@eme-komchigoziestanley1091]

#givebiafrareferendum

[@Nirvana2019]

And I believe you you 200 real man you can do it do it

[@benjianerick7449]

Weldon. Tell them the better truth. And the solutions it's division.

[@adesugunyusufadewuyi6226]

Q+

[@megwasugoakukoiro-moonligh6387]

I have no good news for this man speaking wonderfully here- he helped in bringing in the monster we have today as Buhari! how come in all his wisdom, and even from History, he could nt see the Iliteracy , inability , Islamist and terror tendency in buhari ? Stop deceiving people with poetic quotes its over with such nonsense! Hatched from the egg of impunity.... you are one of the impunity Mr Soyinka

[@godwinejiofor8064]

I a Nigerian how did Wole Soyinka help bring Buhari to power please? Did he force people to vote for him or was he the INEC chairman then? You guys should desist in your hatred towards him

[@megwasugoakukoiro-moonligh6387]

@@godwinejiofor8064 he campagned for buhari, he said he wont come back to nigeria if Gej wins, in his status, his speech and or silence matters a lot- he and others including Dino , who out of his acting ability and shamelessness openly apologized to Gej... its unbelievable how learned people in our society opted for a clear known islamist as a president

[@marafideliz5025]

Bem para mim e muito triste vocês acreditarem em tudo isso ! Boa tenho passapot ,nunca viajei para fora ! Sou herdeira de Jobs !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! E Estou sendo impecilada de entrar nos estados unidos , chega ! E quando eu aparecer eu só quero a desculpa de todos ! Sem mas ,Mara

[@lowsistem9574]

See the ancestrial indentification the wears of our forefathers, Yoruba put this Fulani have their own and the Igbo have their own Jos has their own in Ziba form this how to know who is who

[@papachonzb.3100]

Greetings and salutations brother. I am proud to know of you and your music .we must all become our brother's keeper, and strengthen the unity of the brotherhood. Guidance.

[@kofiyeboah-agyemang7783]

The original recording was indeed done in November 2007. Those watching the tape should pause at 18.56 and the full date and time of the recording is there. The doctored tape has got a headline pasted on the date and time slug. This is because the date and time line is embedded (Fixed inside ) that cannot be altered without cutting the tape. The lady in question could be exonerated with the diabolic tape being paraded by Sammy Gyamfi and his boss President John Mahama , Flag bearer of NDC, who wants to use corruption as a weapon to defeat President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo. Considering the way and manner the minority NDC parliamentarians misled the Special Prosecutor, Mr. Martin Amidu to believe that the rules or guidelines he used to access Agyapa transaction was done before Agyapa documents were sent to Parliament, calls for a quick and swift intervention of forensic and cyber crime experts to interrogate the tapes and sanction all those involved without delay. I have been tempted to come into the case, because of my deep background as expert in Investigative Journalism, cyber operations and ICT related issues. Further, I did Political Communications as a minor course in my Masters of Art in Communications in Leeds University in 2000. We were the pioneers for that course and I was a team player and a team leader. The other issue of family and friends being peddled by former President John Mahama agauinst President Nana Addo also goes contrary against the former president. The former President decided to push his families to juices positions outside the main stream politics, where they would have to declare their assets. For instance two of his brothers were heads of the Scholarship Secretariat in Accra Head office and the London office. The one in London office, was a Director, who by virtue of the arrangements at the Scholarship Secretariat was receiving a higher salary and therefore was above that office. Yet he was pushed there and his salary became a major drain of the funds for t the students in UK. The one at the Accra Headoffice, attained 60 years and was hurriedly issued with another two years contract. The workers who complained about this were nearly transferred unblock by the Deputy Head of Civil Service, but for my personal intervention that made the Head of Civil Service to intervene and stop it. Another brother of his had hi-jacked the Cocoa , Coffee and Sheanut Association as President during former President John Atta Mills era up to date, without organizing elections. He is an absentee cocoa farmer, having been bought a coca farm at Goaso by the then Brong Ahafo Chief Farmer. An attempt to interview him as part of some investigations led to threats on the writer. On a more serious note, the wife of the former President was indeed the one who was in charge of the supply of fertilizer to thre Cocoabod. This dates back to when he was the Vice President. The fertilizer which was not tested and has been a subject of court action all points to that direction. I was appointed the Ghana representative of an International company dealing in the world's No1 Organic remunerizer, that can be mixed with the artificial fertilizer to enrich the soil for cocoa and other cash crops, but for the wife's monopoly we were discouraged to pursue the transaction. By law, a special farm should be created by Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana (CRIG)) for evaluation of the fertilizer before larger quantities are ordered, which was ignored in the case under review. The Agyapa transaction compared to the Nyiniahini Bauxite lease to the former President's brother is a much serious indictment and infringement of the Ghana laws. In actual fact, it was the flaws in the Nyinahini transfer and the way the Oil reserves allocations were handled in the Western that led to the crafting of the new law to protect Agyapa, the same law which Ghanaians are being made to believe have been flouded by the very transaction that is driving the laws. It must be established that, the writer has nothing to do with either the NDC or NPP. He is not a card bearer of any political party, has never met the current President face to face before, nor had he been to the former president before. He used to be the defacto Public Relations Officer to the late Chairman Jerry John Rawlings of the erstwhile Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC) after handing over to the PNP in September, 1979. These were the turbulent days where the Military Intelligence were trailing Captain Kojo Tssikata and Former chairman Rawlings, and anybody found closer to them were hunted or treated like enemies of the state. This era saw Kwasi Adu, who was the aide to Chairman Rawlings, Chris Atim, who was the aide to Captain Tsikata and the writer, who was the defacto PRO getting sacked from their respective employments at Gihoc, AESC and Ghana Standards Board (now Authority ) respectively. At a later time we, were delve into other matters, but for now, Ghanaian s should discard the noise about bribery and corruption scandal noises, which could not be substantiated or proved as compared to the already committed acts and omissions, such as the Airbus and Embryo planes scandals. The electorate should base their assessment on what their eyes can see or what they can touch and feel. Finally, it is also a fact that the 231 years of US Presidential Politics, dating back from 1789 to 2020 have been dominated by two political parties, the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. The Republican Party has produced 19 presidents and the Democratic Party 17. Three other political parties produced the first 10 presidents for the first 40 years.. They were the Democratic-Republican Party producing Five Presidents, the Whig Party producing four , and the Liberalist Party producing one president, John Adams (second US President) , who refused to hand over in March 1801 to his successor.

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