In bid for a better Africa, We lost the war when we lost the love. By Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu

*In bid for a better Africa. We lost the war when we lost the love. By Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu*

*"Everyman and woman is born out of love, but I fear my fellow country men when they air and project their near perfect moral ideaology of love to others. The self righteous ones out of overt exuberance are often worse. Somewhere, somehow, somethings does not always add up. How people chew their words and still have the heart to go down on their knees to God in prayers is still a mystery and a share abuse of abundant grace. You can never see the bottom of the heart of an unfriendly friend or an ingrate or a greedy soul. Most often than non, you can hardly beat the man nor the masquerade masked behind the smile. If a brother knife can cut so deep then a stranger knife can cut deeper. Its my resolve why I answer most greetings from my well wishers with skepticism. As humans, we are unpredictable and full of surprises.*

*Look around you; after the colonial masters left us in pieces till date it is obvious love was never enshrined in the African culture. It was the gapening hole the colonial masters saw and took advantage of. If you see your country man align with you today, often than non its because there is a cheese and cake somewhere waiting to be shared. Long before the advent of the colonial masters, we have lost patriotism and unfettered love for each other. Everyone preferred to be labelled selfless when deep down in our soul we only advance the interest of our pocket and have the survey sheet of our self centeredness.*

*We drift aimlessly in limbo jumbo in search of the goodness and the perfection that is inadvertently forever lost and missing in us. Just as a saying goes that "when you are in Rome, you are already a Roman whether by legitimacy or not", So is all persons on the African soil regardless of your race, tribe, function, capacity or office. I do not stand to project nor support the supremacy of the igbo extraction over every other tribe but I air the common view and interest of all persons on the African soil.. The white man did not tear apart Africa but Africans did. The colonial masters only came and saw the advantage in our mess and they took it.*

*They saw how broken, divided and unruly we have become and that was tipping juice for them. We are always quick to reflect how the colonial masters came with lashing whips on our back but long after our masters had left, we still have our fellow local and African masters using iron tongs on our back an amplified version and worse harrowing and far worse dehumanizing treatment ment on the African people by the hands of our own African brothers. In bid for a better Africa. We lost the war when we lost the love."* Chukwuemeka Odimegwu Ojukwu 

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