KOGI: THE MOURNING CONTINUESAn Appeal for Reflection, Unity, and a New Beginning for the Igala Nation
KOGI: THE MOURNING CONTINUES An Appeal for Reflection, Unity, and a New Beginning for the Igala Nation The story of the Igala nation in recent decades has been marked by repeated moments of grief. From the death of Dr. Stephen Achema in 1999, to the tragic loss of Prince Abubakar Audu in 2015, and Chief James Ocholi, SAN in 2016, our people have continued to mourn. These were not merely the deaths of prominent individuals; they represented significant losses to the political, intellectual, and leadership capital of the Igala nation. Since then, many of our people have expressed the painful feeling that our political influence, opportunities, and voice within Kogi State and Nigeria have steadily diminished. Whether this perception is entirely accurate or not, it reflects genuine concerns that deserve thoughtful discussion rather than silence. Yet, while we lament what has been lost, we must also ask ourselves difficult questions. Have we remained united in defending our common interests...