Re:
ANPP Woos IBB, Buhari - The Hanky-Panky Game In Nigerian
Leadership
Writers Articles And Opinions
01 October 2010
By
Saka Raji Audu
It is often said that there
is no smoke without fire. This popular saying of
people is quite applicable to the hanky- panky game
the leadership of the major opposition party, the All
Nigeria People's Party; ANPP has been
subjecting itself in recent time. Prior to its recent
convention, there had been sporadic indictment of the
party leadership for anti-party activities and attempt
to sell the party to some political magnets from other
political parties particularly the Ppd. When this
accusation was raging on, some ANPP stalwarts came out
to array the peoples' fear that nothing of such was in
the pipeline. In order to avoid this ridiculous move
and counter the salient agitators from auctioning the
party to Pdp, some faction of the ANPP quickly met in
Abuja and passed vote of no confidence on its former
Executives led by Chief Edwin Ume Ezeoke, which later
generated controversy within the ranks and files of
the party.
As if to confirm the
earlier fear, ANPP at its national convention of 18th
September, 2010, amended and ratified its constitution
to accommodate the so called big fish into its party
irrespective of ideological inclination. This
unfortunate move heightened the fear that ANPP was
opening its door to despotic politicians who are
desperate for leadership but may not realize such
dream in their natural political parties. It was not
quite long ago that General Ibrahim Babangida
of PDP publicly declared that he has no intension of
leaving PDP for any other party should he fail to
clinch the ticket of his party as its presidential
candidate. While the political pundits are expressing
their happiness over IBB's comment of not joining
other party after his failure in his party, it was
least expected that the agenda of some people in ANPP
to draft IBB into their fold is still intact, not
withstanding the recent change of baton in the
leadership of the party.
In the Daily Sun of
Wednesday 29 September, 2010, it was reported that the
new leadership of ANPP led by Dr. Onu Ogbonnaya has
constituted contact committee headed by the ANPP's
immediate past chairman of Board of Trustees, Alhaji
Gambo Magaji to liaise with persons, groups and other
interests, who might be interested in joining the
party to come in. According to the new National
Chairman,
Ogbonnaya Onu, he said, "the ANPP has
become new and now in search of meaningful people to
come on board to realize their ambitions to turn the
nation around by jointly fighting the ruling party."
With the above development
and unless ANPP leadership refutes the latest Sun
newspaper report, it is clear that
Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu led new National
Executive Council of ANPP is more of liability than
asset. Indeed, one recognizes the need for ANPP to
take power from the national ruling party, PDP because
of the latter's non-performances to the yearning
yeaning and aspiration of the people of Nigeria
in the last eleven years. However, it amounts to self
indictment of the ANPP new chairman to fraudulently
assume that the only way his party can wrestle power
from PDP is by seeking a hand of friendship with an
unpopular discredited personality that are on the
verge of collapse in another party. Contrary to the
assumption of Ogbonnaya and his fellow travelers in
ANPP, their party is well fortified with reasonable
men and women of timbre and caliber that can make the
difference for the country's desires and needs. It is
therefore highly regretted and it also beats one's
imagination that the new chairman of ANPP is bereft of
new ideas and ideals to make his party a party to beat
in the forthcoming general elections. If IBB for
instance is being insinuated not to be in position to
defeat Jonathan in the yet to be conducted PDP
presidential primary, what other
credential has the same man got to undo Jonathan at
the general election? Dr. Ogbonnaya as the ANPP
National Chairman has the right to woo any body into
his party but there is no morality in his desperate
effort to woo Babangida who is expected to fail in his
party primary election to take up ticket in ANPP. I
think whoever is nursing this idea is not wishing ANPP
well and is only doing so to participate in the
siphoning of money from Babangida's large pockets and
nothing else.
The leader of the contact
committee, Alhaji Gambo Magaji is in support of
General Ibrahim Babangida. This is why he wanted to
assume the chairmanship of the party during its recent
national convention. If Gambo had succeeded, it would
have been a good platform to sell the party to IBB.
And now that he was not given the chairmanship of the
party, he still want to use one way or the other to
lure Babangida to the party. Incidentally, IBB said he
is not interested in joining any other party, even if
he does not clinch PDP ticket. So, Gambo Magaji's
contact team is nothing but a huge waste of time and
resources for the party.
Consequently, the wise
thing I think the new ANPP Chairman and his ilk should
do to help Babangida is that they should adopt the
bandwagon devise of joining Babangida in PDP so that
they can help him defeat Jonathan in their party
primary. They should not forget in hurry the saying
that "birds of a feather flock together." If they
don’t believe in the capability of ANPP as a political
party, it is better for them to join the party they
love and where the so called "meaningful people" are
than belittling ANPP for their selfish interest.
Presently, the likes of Malam (Dr)
Ibrahim Shekarau who God has made to
still remain in the party in spite of all odds are
enough materials that ANPP should be proud of.
Incidentally, Shekarau has already declared his
presidential aspiration under the party and with the
marvelous job he has done for the people of Kano,
coupled with his credibility, transparency, hard work,
etc, he is in position to make the difference. Why
ANPP under Dr. Ogbonnaya is acting like a man who does
not wash his cloth but always envious of another man
who puts on a clean cloth? If not because of the
corruption that has eaten deep into Nigerian psyche,
one does not see any reason why the type of Babangida
should be envied by any registered party in Nigeria in
view of his past antecedents.
The inclusion of Buhari as
one other personality to be wooed into ANPP by the six
man team, after the former has already established his
party amounts to mere window dressing. At this stage,
I do not think that Buhari would leave his CPC to ANPP
no matter the sugar-coated mouth of the six man team.
Buhari is fortifying his party with what he has
because he strongly believes in it. Was ANPP not there
before the CPC and didn't Buhari leave ANPP for CPC?
Is it not the same party Buhari contested twice and
could not make it twice? Can ANPP Chairman, Dr. Onu
Ogbonnaya and his team change the conditions that made
Buhari to leave ANPP for CPC? The probability of IBB
and Buhari leaving their parties to ANPP is zero
because there is just no cause for it and it would
amount to political mockery if Dr. Ogbonnaya's ANPP
continues to chase shadow in this direction. Perhaps,
the six man team raised by Dr. Onu Ogbonnaya to
discuss with the two Generals aimed at wooing them
should also extend the same discussion with their
party chairmen because as it is now ANPP urgently
requires a trusted National Chairman that will not
sell his party to the oppositions.
Finally, one still wants to
observe that ANPP has capable hands that can turn
around the fortune of the party for enviable good
result. The party does not require big names to win
election. It should simply use what it has to get what
it wants. A party with the likes of Malam (Dr) Ibrahim
Shekarau should be grateful and contented. Dr.
Ogbonnaya should therefore, disband his six man team
and instead assign them another job of why ANPP is
better qualified to win the forthcoming elections than
any other party in Nigeria. This, some of us have been
doing and we shall continue to do because we really
need a change in the governance of this country and
that change will start with ANPP by electing Malam
(Dr) Ibrahim Shekarau as its presidential candidate in
the April 2011 presidential election. This is the
naked truth and only God can help in this regard.
Saka Raji Audu writes from
Kano and can be reached on his email:
sakaraj@yahoo.com
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