Who owns the road to Yelewata? by Stephanie Shaakaa
That should make us pause, not because Peter Obi is above criticism or because every humanitarian by a politician should automatically be assumed to be free of political calculation, but because the people at the end of that journey were not politicians.
A humanitarian should certainly be coordinated where security demands coordination, but it should never become a test of political obedience.
If Obi’s motives are political, let his critics make that case before the Nigerian people.
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