After Sowore skipped out on court appearances for his continuing criminal prosecution, Justice M.G. Umar of the Federal High Court ordered his remand. In response to the news, Olayinka posted on his social media account, claiming that Sowore ought to have known the repercussions of violating his bail terms.
"A criminal trial is imminent against you. Bail has been granted to you. "No be everything be Cashtivism," Olayinka said, referring to the fact that you did not show up to court throughout the trial without providing adequate explanations.
The comment seemed to be a jab at Sowore's actions and his history of critiquing governmental entities and leaders.
Ogene asserts that Peter Obi embraced a radically different approach to leadership, one that prioritised politeness, consensus-building, and conversation over political confrontation.
The stability and inclusivity that Obi's administration helped cultivate in Anambra State, according to Ogene. The speaker made the observation that the state is inhabited by several influential business magnates, entrepreneurs, and industrialists.
He asserted that Obi managed to establish a setting where various groups could live in harmony and feel like they belonged, despite the fact that there were many competing interests and power centers.
Obi fostered a culture of openness and mutual respect, which attracted people, investors, and political players to Anambra, according to Ogene, who praised the former governor's leadership qualities. He insisted that this strategy helped bring the state's citizens closer together and lessened political tensions.
During Obi's tenure in government, the federal member claims, political violence was rare and politically motivated killings were extremely rare. He inferred that Obi's dedication to stability and the success of his leadership style were demonstrated by the relatively calm political climate during that time.
Ogene highlighted the concentration of prosperous persons and successful entrepreneurs in Anambra, highlighting the state's economic importance. A state with so many powerful people, he said, necessitates inclusive leadership, diplomacy, and tact.
"Anambra has more billionaires per square metre than any state in Nigeria," he said. But these billionaires were already lords before Peter Obi came along, and with just politeness, he made Anambra a home for everyone. A space where all are welcome.
As political elites continue to evaluate the legacies of past governors and how they relate to current political discussions in anticipation of upcoming elections, Ogene's comments were included in a larger conversation about leadership, governance, and security records in various states.
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