From Aruga Joe Omokaro – Port Harcourt
As the count down to the 10th January 2025 election, to elect a new President-General of Ohaneze, Sir Mike Mbama Okiro’s pedigree is no doubt intimidating other contestants, who should humbly step down for him.
These are counsels from Professor Obinna Chukwuemeka based in the United States of America (USA).
He noted that, “Okiro is an enigmatic personality who commands awesome respect across board, and is widely held in high esteem.”
He recalled that, Okiro conceptualised the commendable Amnesty Programme, stemming from his advice on the boiling security threats posed by the ex-militants, and he forwarded his proposal to late President Umaru musa Yar’Adua, who graciously approved it, which has effectively and dramatically restored enduring peace in the entire Niger Delta till tomorrow.
Professor Chukwurmeka stressed that, “the Kernel of this piece is that Ndígbo deserves a doff of hat for heeding wise counsel by nostrategically zoning the President General of Ohanézè to Rivers State.
Okiro is a master strategist who once elected, will deploy rave strategem towards putting Ndígbo in a stellar enviable position in the Country ‘s scheme of things.”
He stressed that “undoubtedly he has so much influence to midwife mainstreaming Ndígbo interest and ensuring that the present insecurity especially in the South East is quickly addressed devoid of blood letting.
As Rivers State Ndígbo March to the poll, all eyes of discerning minds can vouch for Sir Okiro coming top.”
He cautioned that, “the 10th January 2025 election is not about just picking a leader for Ndígbo of Rivers State descent, rather it transcends mere politicking, it is symbolic and a wake up call for Rivers State Ndígbo to entrust it ‘s fate to some one with the nerve to stand the heat and to have as it’s President General an experienced, well tested and exposed charismatic and reliable statesman, who knows his onions and is very intelligent and committed to brazing the new trails towards ensuring enduring peace is restored in all parts of Ndígbo land, while navigating the realization of long held common aspirations of a people with great zeal and penchant for excelling in all facets of life”.
He advised that Okiro’s wealth of security exposure will bring lasting peace to the South East and the South South.
Mike Okiro retired without blemish on attaining 60 years on 24th July 2009.
Owing to the tranquility within the Force during his tenure as IGP, coupled with his vast experience in mitigating daunting challenges Mike Okiro was appointed the Chairman of the Police Service Commission in 2013, by then President Good luck Jonathan .
It is a coveted office responsible for the Appointment, Promotion and Discipline of the entire police personnel with the exception of only the IGP.
He meritoriously served in that capacity for 5 years and bowed out in 2018, when his tenure expired.
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