In the turbulent arena of Kogi politics, the winds have shifted, and the old order is collapsing under the weight of its own contradictions. This is not a season for silence, neutrality, or political timidity. This is the hour for the Igala kingdom to rise, consolidate, and reclaim its place as a decisive political force.
The political battleground is changing rapidly, and only those who move with strategic unity will shape the next chapter of Kogi’s future. For too long, internal fractures, factional loyalties, and fragmented ambitions have weakened the Igala bloc. But now, the political clock demands a new doctrine—
the doctrine of collective survival and coordinated political resistance.
This is a revolutionary call to every political leader in Igala land:
To abandon the politics of solo warfare
To dismantle the architecture of disunity
To bury the divisive trenches that weaken our negotiation power
To build a united front anchored on ideology, interest, and identity
The political terminology of today is clear: We must shift from micro-politicking to macro-strategizing; from tactical disagreements to strategic cohesion; from isolated voices to a consolidated political thunder.
In the radical school of political thought, a kingdom without unity is a kingdom without leverage. And a people without leverage are spectators in a political game where they should be stakeholders.
Therefore, Igala political actors must now embrace:
Power Synchronization over power struggle; Ideological Fusion over individualistic politics; Strategic Centralization over centrifugal interests; Bloc negotiation over passive participation
This is not the time for political leaders to sit on the fence. This is not the period for silent diplomacy or lukewarm alliances.
This is the moment for a united Igala political resurgence—a recalibration of our collective strength, a reactivation of our political machinery, and a recommitment to the destiny of our kingdom.
Let every Igala leader hear this clearly:
If we do not unite now, we risk becoming fragmented actors in a power structure we once dominated. But if we unite now, we become the kingmakers of Kogi’s political evolution.
The message is radical but true:
Unity is not an option. It is the political weapon of this generation.
– Edison Atumeyi Edime
Political Activist, Analyst and Youth Advocate
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