John Nwaigwe
Show workings and not court proceedings: OPEN LETTER TO OBI AGUOCHA
Dee Obi,
You are a member of House of Reprensatives. What this means is that you are the cynosure of all eyes as far as Ikwuano/Umuahia Federal Constituency is concerned. What we expect of you are results not excuses. After spending three years at the Green Chambers, you should be showing us details of your legislative engagements. I do not mean the phantom (proposal, not bill) of a Federal Medical Centre in Ikwuano or one elephant institution at Umuahia.
Dee, other House Members have tangible results to show to their constituents. We know your colleagues whose bills have been passed into law, yet, they have other tangible projects in the interest of their constituents. Is it that they usually exclude you when they are sharing fortunes or you deliberately do not think it is necessary to bring home dividends of democracy?
In June 2026, you are showing us the court proceedings or evidence of prosecution of your opponent? How does that exonerate you from the embarrassing reality that you have not attended to the various gully erosion ⁶sites in your constituency? Or did you not know that other Representatives who have sense, do not leave substance to pursue shadow. Why are you aloof as to the very many challenges confronting our Federal Constituency.
If you are not busy playing “swell” with children, we will see you in a video playing “ludo” with your friends. Why are you complacent with a Representation that has not added any value.
Please, tell us what you had done for us. Show us your projects. Stop embarrassing us. Stop being interested in who is in court or who is being prosecuted. If you are such a legal icon, move round our prisons to release over 300 Umuahia/Ikwuano indigenes awaiting trial for mostly trumped up charges. That is the least you can do.
While we prepare to replace you with a more success driven person in 2027; be diligent in showing us records of your achievements not court records. E nweghi ihe anyi ji ya mee.
Thank you.
I am
Your brother
Okwudiri Chikezie.
