The Dogara fiasco: A reminder that truth deserves wisdom
By every definition, the recent tirade by Rt. Hon. Yakubu Dogara against His Excellency, Governor Bala Mohammed, is less of a critique and more of a vindictive rant wrapped in nostalgia and selective memory. While Dogara attempts to position himself as a moral compass in a sea of perceived betrayal, his narrative is riddled with contradictions, omissions, and a desperate need for relevance. A closer look at his claims not only exposes glaring inconsistencies but also serves as a reminder of how personal grievances can be dressed as public service. Let us unpack the dissonance. Rt. Hon. Dogara’s narrative rests heavily on a supposed friendship between Governor Bala Mohammed and the Honourable Minister of the FCT, Nyesom Wike. However, a discerning reader will notice that Dogara himself betrays the very essence of friendship he pretends to defend. In his own words, Wike bore no conditions for his support to Bala Mohammed. If true, this proves two things: First, Wike acted with the ...