Comrade Elvis Lebura Ikoma Writes An Open Letter To Chatam Nwala AKA Certified Cultist Over Un-Necesary Call On The Source Of Mr Lesi Maol" Wealth.

 

 Comrade Elvis Lebura Ikoma, former Deputy Secretary Of MOSOP and A Social Commentator has defended Hon. Lesi Maol Over Unnecessary Call on The Source of his Wealth by ONE Chatam Nwala aka Certified Cultist in One of His Usual Post On Social Media.

 

Ikoma's Kind Advice To Certified Cultist Continues Below as He writes on his Facebook Handle. AAAAAAA

 

DOES Chetam Nwala REALLY DESERVE OUR RESPONSE ?

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I see a desperate clout chaser and attention seeker!

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‎Chetam falls in the category of lawyers who feel patronage for legal services goes along the path of controversy.

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He covets controversial lawyers who enjoy patronage and respect of the masses but fail to follow the dignified crucible of quality practices.

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‎Ogonis should be weary of characters like Chetam and others whose desire and wish to see all Ogonis levelled along a particular impoverished ceiling.

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‎It hurts their likes to see a star emerging and competing progressively through gestures only heard and known to the eastern Nigerian young businessmen.

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‎I am knowledgeable about the wealth prospects within the oil and gas industry because I have friends whom I watch grow their business worth geometrically.

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‎It is unfortunate that many of our educated people reason through the prism of their narrow exposure. Many are yet functionally illiterate about happenings in the oil and gas industries.

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We are not unaware of the antics of certain personalities within Ogoni currently under public scrutiny about their activities within the ODC to recruit the likes of Chetam Nwala to attempt a puncture of the credibility of the towering personality of Chief Lesi Maol.

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Some of the follow up comments suggest a pre-arranged appearance to support Chetam's diatribe. Unfortunately they chose the wrong topic.

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‎If Chetam Nwala was literate about businesses in the oil and gas sector and the hydro carbon waste management subsector, he would have known that with the entrenched capacity of Giolee Global Resource Limited, the MD, Chief Lesi Maol may well worth more than it is speculated.

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‎We are also aware of the indigenous malicious wingers hiding in the shadow of this unpatriotic narrative. It is a shame for any indigene of Ogoni and especially contemporaries of Chief Lesi Maol to endorse or share in such vile imagination.

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‎I and my likes are proud to be identified with Chief Lesi Maol haven known him for over 40 years, his political and business trajectories and the grace of God upon his life.

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There is something God is doing especially to young Ogonis through Chief Lesi Maol. The renaissance Ogoni anticipated is being driven currently by Chief Lesi Maol. We must realize that narratives like this can discourage him and deny the many indigent people whose lives would have been transformed through his continuous gestures.

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And to answer Chetam Nwala, yes! Chief Lesi Maol would be on many lips more than it was. Nobody touching lives in the magnitude and recurrence Chief Lesi is doing that won't have his or her names mentioned to the extent the envy it attracts is greener than ever.

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‎This is the era of social media where people can push their testimonies from the comfort of their home and tag friends. This will certainly make such gestures viral.

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‎Imagine these:

‎1.Imagine that 1,000 recruited volunteer teachers tell their stories.

‎2. Imagine that over 100 beneficiaries of #200m entrepreneurship grant tell their stories

‎3.Imagine that Indigent undergraduates of Gokana Origin tell their stories

‎4.Imagine that law department undergraduates from Ogoni across universities tell their stories

‎5.Imagine that the numerous musicians who benefited new instruments tell their stories

‎6.Imagine that budding musical talents on internship in Lagos tell their stories

‎7.Imagine that non related but sponsored post graduate students in universities abroad tell their stories

‎8.Imagine that the beneficiaries of car gifts across Ogoni tell their stories

‎9.Imagine that individuals personally gifted support for their businesses tell their stories.

‎10. Imagine the prospective beneficiaries of this year's #500m entrepreneurship grants tell their stories by January next year. Etc.

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To think that a lot of these happened within the past two years with numerous others that had happened unannounced. Certainly the benefactor to these gestures will be in the news and in the faces of even those whose ears would ache.

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‎Chetam Nwala, please refuse to be recruited into a matter that may erode your little reputation as an associate of VDM and a budding lawyer whose little popularity may earn you some patronage.

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‎Elvis Ikoma

‎Former Deputy Secretary MOSOP.