I have
become flaccid to the unending drag drama at the national assembly. And I have
lost erection for the routine executive-legislature dominatrix. The reason is
that I am in a “fair weather” relationship with both parties.
In July,
I raised my feeble voice against the police blockade of Senate President Bukola
Saraki’s convoy. I did that principally because of his office. Saraki is only a
tenant in that office; Nigerians are the landlord. We must
protect our institutions regardless of the tenants who happen to find
themselves there now. They will remain long after the present occupants have
left the scene.
