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\nEmmaAgu<\/p>\n

Till date,no other definition of history has made as great an impact on me
\nas what ourhistory teacher, Mr. Nwosu taught us in January of 1971.
\n\u201cHistory\u201d, Nwosustarts in a husky voice, \u201cis the record of past events\u201d. I
\nstill have a mentalpicture of him peering over the rim of his pair of
\nglasses as he declared that,\u201cthrough history, we learn about how our
\nancestors lived\u201d before ending on theprescriptive note that, \u201cif they were
\ngood, we emulate them but if they werebad we correct or try to improve on
\nwhat they did\u201d.<\/p>\n

I do notrecall what made the greater impression on us at the time: whether
\nit was theprofundity of the definition or his commanding posture. All the
\nsame, with thepassage of time, it dawned on me that the message was
\nstronger than the messengerand that those who failed to learn the lessons
\nof history were inexorablycondemned to, not just repeating it, but
\nlearning the hard lessons of obduracy.<\/p>\n

There areso many ways in which Nigerians, with their ears wide open, have
\nremained deafto the lessons of history. That shouldn\u2019t surprise anyone.
\nFor a country thathas thrown every virtue to the wind, a country that
\nknows no shame, it is onlyto be expected that it took the President of
\nFrance, the youthful EmmanuelMarcon, to remind us what a legend Fela
\nAnikulapo Kuti was; why we should notconsign the philosopher musician and
\nsocial critic to the scrap heaps ofhistory. Fela\u2019s bold depiction of our
\nwrong-headed approach to national issuesremains relevant today as it was
\nover three decades ago. If the music of Feladoes not strike a note with us
\ntoday, it should be understood within thecontext of a people that have
\nlost their moral compass, a nation that isperilously adrift; a people
\nheading precipitously towards self destruction.Nigerians, nearly all of
\nus, appear to be deaf, even mad because, as the sagessay, those the gods
\nwant to destroy, they first make mad.<\/p>\n

What isplaying out in Nigeria today is akin to the situation in Anambra
\nState thatinglorious day, in 2003, when Dr. Chris Ngige, as governor of
\nthe state at thetime, was kidnapped from Government House Akwa by agents
\nof the state in whosecustody his safety was entrusted. Thus, when recently
\nI came across the publicationunder the title: \u201cJuly 10, 2003, DaySen.
\nNgige Liberated Anambra State\u201d, by some of Ngige\u2019s associates, itdawned on
\nthat, in spite of the shenanigans dogging our national life, there isstill
\nhope that we are not all held captive by some form of collective
\namnesia,that unlike those who, having forgotten their history must relearn
\nit, albeitpainfully, we may still escape the damnation that looms so
\nominously within thehorizon.<\/p>\n

Whatfollowed that bizarre and tense moment was unprecedented in the
\nchequeredhistory of brinksmanship in Nigeria. But the people rallied round
\nNgige, to theshame of his traducers. The rest is now history, but it is a
\nhistory thatshould never be forgotten because doing so would lead to
\ndisastrousconsequences.<\/p>\n

It is inthe context of the ramifications of that incident and the lessons
\nof historythat the promoters of that publication under reference deserve
\nto be commended.For obvious reasons, the greater credit should go to Ngige
\nwhose courage in theface of danger, whose persistence and resistance
\nfollowed the same line ofthose patriots who were ready to lay down their
\nlives that democracy could gaina foothold in Nigeria. What Ngige
\ndemonstrated was that a time comes when, atthe risk of personal danger,
\neven life, the oppressed must confront theiroppressor, the victim must go
\nfor broke and stake a last ditched effort to achievefreedom; the corollary
\nbeing that confronted with a groundswell of publicangst, the pretenders in
\nour midst will scamper for safe haven; that the fightfor freedom and
\nliberation is not a tea party.<\/p>\n

What Ngigelost momentarily by way of personal sacrifice and outright
\nhumiliation, AnambraState gained in multiple dimensions. The checklist is
\nunassailable. Once hefound himself in the eye of the storm, abandoned by
\nmembers of his party, themedical doctor-turned politician realised that
\nhis survival did not lie withthe elite but with the people. Thus,
\nunshackled from the arrangement thatenslaved Anambra State, Ngige embarked
\non a wide range of projects undergirdedby a governance environment that
\nplaced the people above self, infrastructure aboveceremonies, due process
\nabove arbitrariness and sustainable development aboveshort term gains.<\/p>\n

The authorsof the publication in question had put the matter in
\nperspective and I wish toquote them: \u201cInspired by the massive support, the
\nliberation began. Arrears ofsalaries, pension and gratuity\u2026outstanding
\nfrom the previous regime werecleared. He went on to institute the
\nExecutive Order which placed payment ofsalaries and pension on First Line
\nCharge and backed it up with relevant lawsof the Anambra State House of
\nAssembly. Enabled by this order, salaries aretill date paid as and when
\ndue\u201d.<\/p>\n

That is notall. Continuing, they wrote: \u201cThe revolution saw the
\nconstruction of over onehundred and five roads by reputable contractors.
\nIt also saw the beautificationof Awka GRA with well-constructed and
\nasphalted roads and the dualization ofNnamdi Azikiwe Avenue, Awka\u2026\u201d I am
\nyet to see any evidence challenging theseclaims.<\/p>\n

Beyond thewell deserved encomiums heaped on him, Ngige\u2019s associates have
\nunwittinglychallenged us, as a nation, but more specifically, the south
\neast, tointerrogate the not-too-distant past, to confront the shenanigans
\nof thepresent and, by so doing, establish a Modus Vivendi with the future.
\nIf Ngigecould achieve so much in the face of adversity and with less
\nresources thanhave been frittered away in some states, if he could defy
\nfederally-backedanti-people elements to unshackle Anambra from bondage,
\nwhy are some statesstill held captive at a time that we should have
\nachieved a qualitative leap inthe ability to override impunity? What this
\npoints to is the urgent need toincorporate case studies, a form of peer
\nreview, into the orientation of publicoffice holders; to study how their
\nancestors, read predecessors, performed: ifthey were good, they emulate
\nthem, but if they were bad, they improve on whatthey did or correct them!<\/p>\n

Anyone witha passing knowledge of the Anambra odyssey will agree that in
\nNgige, Godprovided a Moses to lead the state, to the Promised Land. Ngige,
\nlike hisimmediate successor, Peter Obi, was not prepared to spend one
\nnaira of Anambramoney without a clear picture of the deliverables and the
\nstrategy forachieving them. Once convinced, he threw his weight behind it.
\nYes, his weight!If you are looking at his physical size, you are likely to
\nbe widely off themark because as experience has shown, any leader\u2019s weight
\nis not measured byphysical size, eloquence, demagoguery or ability to defy
\ncourt orders. Ofgreater importance will include: personal integrity, a
\nclearvision\/developmental road map, the ability to rally all patriotic
\nstakeholdergroups to buy into a developmental paradigm and the willingness
\nto stand by thevision even at the pain of death. It is a tribute to Ngige
\nthat, as governor ofAnambra State, he stood for all these and more.<\/p>\n

It is noteworthythat Ngige has brought the same qualities to his present
\nnational assignment asminister of labour and employment. Living up to his
\nreputation as patriot,advocate of the workers and principled party man,
\nNgige, by his utterances andactions, stands out as one of the shinning
\nlights of the Buhari cabinet. It isa measure of the dexterous management
\nof labour issues by his ministry that wehave not recorded a national
\nstrike in spite of pent up anger caused byprotracted labour disagreements
\nand the economic hardship being experienced byworkers. It is my considered
\nopinion that, as we approach the 2019 presidentialelection, Ngige\u2019s legacy
\nin Anambra, his forthrightness and the politicalcapital he has acquired in
\nthe past three years will constitute strongelectoral assets for the Buhari
\ncandidacy. Only comedians and entertainers willmiss this point!<\/p>\n

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