It is deeply troubling that in many satellite towns across the FCT, the only visible signs of government presence are primary health care centres and primary schools—yet these critical institutions have remained under lock and key for over three months.
E/S Kuke, and prince Abubakar Ilemona Ibrahim
Where, then, do we place our values? What are our true priorities?
How do we convince the teeming population of FCT residents that their wellbeing, their children’s future, and their most basic human needs truly matter?
Where are the Moses of our time—those with the vision, courage, and compassion to rise and lead the people out of this valley of neglect into a future of dignity and hope?
Come, rise, and save your people from this quagmire. The time to act is now.
No nation—no matter how tolerant—would accept this level of neglect and injustice. It seems the value placed on our land far outweighs the value placed on our people.
But we cannot remain silent. Our docility is slowly destroying us.
We must come together to develop a clear blueprint for how we want to be governed. We have endured long enough.
They must not be allowed to take our land and strip us of our conscience.
They cannot deny our fathers the right to farm and at the same time deny our children the right to a future.
The time has come to rise—with clarity, unity, and purpose—for the soul of our communities and the future of our people.
