TENSION As Simon Ekpa Reveals What Will Happen On 2nd December Following The Resignation Of Ajuri Ngelale- DETAILS
Simon Ekpa, a prominent pro- Biafra agitator and leader of the Biafran Government in Exile (BGIE), has taken to social media to comment on the resignation of Ajuri Ngelale, popularly referred to as Enwe Ocha,” from his position as Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Media and Publicity. Ekpa remarked that Ngelale’ s departure signifies a broader trend of political instability and dissatisfaction within the Tinubu administration, predicting that many more will ” fall off” due to what he refers to as the ” 2nd December fever.”
In his statement, Ekpa expressed his belief that the pressures and contradictions within the Nigerian political landscape are pushing certain individuals out of the government. He suggested that Ngelale’s resignation is the result of mounting frustrations and the challenges of maintaining loyalty to an administration facing significant criticism for its handling of national issues.
What do you have to say about the issues? Feel free to drop your comments below and DON’ T FORGET to like and share for more updates Ekpa’s reference to “2nd December fever” hints at a potential future turning point, speculated by many to involve intensified unrest or a major political shift. His followers, particularly those who support the Biafra cause, view this as an ongoing struggle for self- determination and a signal of the weakening grip of the current Nigerian leadership.
Ajuri Ngelale, who had served as Tinubu’ s media adviser, has long been a well-known figure in Nigerian politics, particularly for his articulate defense of government policies and his representation of Tinubu’ s vision for the country. His decision to step down has been met with mixed reactions, with some seeing it as an act of integrity, while others view it as a sign of deeper fractures within the ruling party.
Ekpa’s commentary on the resignation aligns with his broader advocacy for Biafran independence and his critical stance on the Nigerian government. His use of social media to draw attention to political developments has made him a significant voice in Nigerian politics, especially among those disillusioned with the status quo. By forecasting more political resignations and disruptions, Ekpa is positioning himself as both an observer and an instigator in the ongoing debate over Nigeria’s future governance. His remarks further fuel the ongoing discourse around the stability and direction of Tinubu’s government.
