Re: Between polemics and ‘on-the-other-hand’ narratives

It also appears to me that, writers who are polemicists take the day in Nigerian politics and are most adored by Nigerians as well. In fact polemics narrative thrives so well in our own part of the world and this goes to buttress the saying that: ‘you are either with us or with the terrorists’ […]

It also appears to me that, writers who are polemicists take the day in Nigerian politics and are most adored by Nigerians as well. In fact polemics narrative thrives so well in our own part of the world and this goes to buttress the saying that: ‘you are either with us or with the terrorists’ ala George Bush, hahahaha!
On a most serious note, I have also observed that you tactically avoided using GEJ’s administration in your comparison of OBJ’s administration which you analysed as being polemical and IBB’s administration that you said was analytical; even though GEJ’s and OBJ’s administration are both civilian while IBB’s was a military administration. Should we also consider it that also as usual, your stand concerning
GEJ’s style of administration is either blurred or is cleverly hidden between words by Adibe?

Isyaku Barau, Sudan Chambers, Kontagora, Niger State, Niger State <[email protected]>;