The petty argument on trivial matters
which have become the order of the day in Nigeria’s political landscape seems
to have reached its crescendo with perceived supporters of the two strong
political parties-APC and PDP keep fanning the embers of controversies. After more
than a year of the hot and sizzling political turbulence that saw Africa’s
biggest ruling party-PDP losing to the APC, the rivalry seems to be waxing
stronger by the day with loyalists of the two parties trading bandy words.
Instead of seeing the war which has been
lost and won as a “no Victor no Vanquished” affair to let sleeping dogs lie in
order to give peace a chance and support the new administration, the Nigerian
youths have doggedly vowed never to cease fire; it has been torrents of negative
criticism from both camps thereby threatening the peaceful coexistence of the
Nigerian nation.
One of those society rows is the parody of
the wave making single of one of Nigeria’s star artistes, Harrisong whose
popular song “Raggae Blues” was distorted for political pappy show. The first
gauntlet had the body language of the PDP while the latest is a perceived
response of the ruling party-APC.
Though, the developing atmosphere may portend
a comic relief right now, the end result on the populace smells a doom.
National Enquirer
presents to you the different versions of the beautiful work of arts adapted by
political jobbers to settle their petty differences.
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