The same elements that have refused our Nation to foster unity are at it
again. Their barbarism, and instinctive aversion to altruism, could not
allow them to accept that there are people who are selfless, and do things
for the common good. Shame on you! - Omubo Jack
UNQUOTE
QUOTE
[There are] Those who, out of jealousy, were driven to put a spanner in the
wheel of progress of this noble national venture.....Would it not be the
height of idiocy for any South African of Mandela's tribe to see it as an
insult on Mandela's tribe if a South African of another tribe leads the
promotion of a national project that gives Mandela his rightful place in
South Africa? By all considerations, the folks [having that kind of
thinking] are a bunch of backward reactionaries and miserable ethnic bigots
that should neither be supported nor sympathised with. They are evil and
should be condemned in all its ramifications for the benefit of Nigeria. -
Emeka Okala
UNQUOTE
Emeka Okala and Omubo Jack:
May your tribe(s) increase for what you wrote below and I excerpted above!
But Emeka note: no "spanner" is being put in this "wheel of progress of
this noble national venture." That will NEVER happen, and one is more
dedicated to it than ever because of the caterwauling that is going on. We
exceeded the N1 million targetted, have now exceeded $10,000, and the
pledges have become to come in. Those dedicated to the cause are showing
more consensus on the issues - and we shall prevail, by God's grace, despite
the naysayers.
When two days ago, Azuoma Anugom wrote, inter alia, that:
QUOTE
.....This is about pettiness that I, Azuoma Anugom, initiated this project
as opposed to them period!!! That's what this is all about. They are using
Bolaji Aluko as a scapegoat. Somebody even shared with me that some folks
are mad that a woman and an Imo lady for that matter initiated this project
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