SUSPENSION: Njoku Takes New Role as a Political Comedian
BY IZUCHUKWU Adichie
Today, it has become increasingly challenging to distinguish between Edozie Njoku as a political joker and a comedy skit maker. The coming 2025 governorship election has brought to light the emergence of politicians who seem to be taking on the persona of comedy skit creators. Notable among them is N’joker and his gang of leftovers.
I consider it to be the joke of the century, the Njoku’s statement and claims that he has suspended some members of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) whose only crime is their allegiance to truth. Perhaps Njoku is unfamiliar with the affairs of the party and remains an imposter who has no authority. He was suspended from the party in 2004, and his suspension was reaffirmed by the Supreme Court in 2009.
APGA is a people’s movement, but it is not for everyone. One must possess the necessary character. Njoku, who is divisive and slanderous, lacks these characters. He needs to accept that he lacks these qualities and cease his social media’s macabre dance of falsehood, which has damaged his dying reputation in the eyes of the people.
For the record, Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa is the duly elected and recognized national chairman of APGA.
