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The Evil Geniuses


The genius of a man can be displayed in many forms ... We call one the "evil genius - IBB." Was he not a genius? The question is, how did he use his ingenuity? Many drug lords and mafia heads have extraordinary abilities that make them extremely successful at their evil trade and make them last for so long.

We look within the political sphere in Nigeria today and see some who are criminal elements who have corrupted their God-endowed ingenuity to usurp the authority that was supposed to be vied for by all. They have arrogated the benefits of our commonwealth to themselves and their cronies, and we say they are genius... we praise their madness and how they have seized power with their gifts... we lose focus of the evil they are doing and remain in a state of awe of the display of their evil extra-ordinary abilities...

There have been men and women in history who transformed humanity because they chose the other side of the spectrum to work. The truth is that, whichever way a man decides to use his/her gifts, history will not forget them... When we reflect on their real impact, they are long gone from unduly influencing how they are perceived with fake rhetoric or coerced public news. Their record will be judged without any form of prejudice or external influence... Ask Hitler, ask Abraham Lincoln, ask Chief Obafemi Awolowo... We will one day judge leaders like Buhari, Tinubu, OBJ, Jonathan, and IBB by the face value of their records, not the distorted one where some say ranka dede to a failed leader who did nothing to help his/her people other than self, despite all the inherent gifts he/she is endowed with...

We do not have to wait for history lessons... we can do it now so that we can change our world when these men are doing their evil genius antics... we can wrestle our land from the hands of evil men...

Long live Nigeria...

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