By James Moses, 9News Nigeria
“We are our own problems in this Country. Nigerians decide to believe what they want to believe and who they want to believe and not to believe.
“Our case seems hopeless. I have seen it all as somebody that was in a student unionism at University of PortHarcourt with all humility, I left the University in 1987 and have never worked anywhere outside politics.
“I became a speaker at 34, I became a governor at 42, I became a minister at 50. The elites will only bring up issues that they want to be tackled. Look at the issue of the resource control that my South South people advocated for. But when we got there, and had a president from the region, did we achieve the resource control agenda?”
-Rotimi Amaechi, Former Transportation Minister.
