Mazi Ejimofor PhD

National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA)

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@odogwu_ogidi Pls see something, say something!!

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

This hall of shame will continue to expand until SECTION 21 of the Terrorism Prevention and Prohibition Act of 2022 is activated against those providing image laundering SERVICES to terrorists!

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

Section 21 of the Terrorism Prevention and Prohibition Act is clear about providing services that engender terror acts.

First, both Nnamdi Kanu and Simon Ekpa have been convicted Nationally and Internationally for acts of terrorism. The evidences are everywhere in the Southeast

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

We must now look at these Devils in the face and call them their exact names.

The Southeast is on the path to recovery, any plans to return it to the ruinous days of Nnamdi Kanu and Simon Ekpa or elevate these despicable individuals to messianic status MUST be resisted.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

After all this years and clout, Peter Obi is still going for trials. Today, Seriake the FIFA accredited scout, is doing him a favour by offering him an opportunity for big clubs to see him so he (Peter) can even start his “football” career. This is the “Bash Ali syndrome”.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

If you find nothing wrong with this interview, then there is something very wrong with you. This here is not “Champions League”, it is not Premier League or even Division 1 league.

This sounds and appears like Peter and Kwankwaso have been enrolled into the “Feeder Team”

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu Soludo chose to tell us how to matter. Odinkalu chose to be heard. History will judge which was wiser.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu The question is simple: do we want to be heard, or do we want to matter?

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu Until we grasp that difference, we will keep mistaking applause for achievement. And Nigeria will keep moving without us.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu Rhetoric will not make the Southeast a production hub. Only intentional investment will.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu The path to Igbo relevance is not built on delusions of indispensability. It is built on production, infrastructure, security, and deliberate homeland development.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu Know Thyself

Soludo’s argument is not an insult. It is a mirror. It forces us to confront a reality: political noise without economic base is empty. Secessionist fervor without a productive homeland is a road to nowhere.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu This is not about emotive patriotism. It is about hard numbers. We have lost one full year of work to sit-at-home orders without Nigeria blinking. That should humble us.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu If Odinkalu truly believes the Southeast’s economic weight is self-evident, let him relocate to his village, set up his enterprise there, and let us measure the national impact.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu Economic Exile Exposes the Gap

The evidence is in our economic exile. Millions of Ndi Igbo, including Professor Odinkalu himself, are tucked away in Abuja, Lagos, Kano, and abroad pursuing careers, business, and “human rights” advocacy.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu The Southeast, as a region, does not currently wield that leverage. Ndi Igbo as a people do. That distinction matters.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu If this happened in Lagos, Abuja, or the Niger Delta for just 6 months, the national economy would shake. Markets would react. GDP numbers would dip. The entire nation would feel it. That is economic leverage.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu The Monday Sit-at-Home Test

Proof? We have endured a Monday sit-at-home for almost 5 years. That is nearly 20% of the 5-day work week, every week. In cumulative terms, we have lost roughly one full year of output in 5 years. And the rest of Nigeria hardly noticed.

[Mazi Ejimofor PhD @Ejimofor88]

@TheNewsC @ChidiOdinkalu In blunt economic terms, unless Ndi Igbo are intentional about building a prosperous homeland, the Southeast region does not matter significantly in economic terms even today.