By Louis Achi
Azu Ishiekwene’s recent column titled, “Why Jonathan Won’t Contest, Whatever the Courts Say,” published across several traditional and new media platforms did not represent the best of that astute, senior journalist or validate his hard worn, top-notch intellectual grooming and reputation.
On the surface, Ishiekwene’s pitch offers an unsolicited, if brash advisory on why former President Goodluck Jonathan should not even contemplate running for the 2027 presidential election. But its decipherable nuances laced with surprising bias unfortunately suggest another agenda.