New Update: The blatant attempt to erase Igbo history from our...

The blatant attempt to erase Igbo history from our textbooks, despite the Education Ministry's flimsy denials, exposes a deeper rot in our nation—a rot funded directly by the 469 individuals in our National Assembly. This criminal enterprise, with their documented N21 million monthly allowances per senator and the brazen N100 billion diverted from constituency projects, actively robs Nigerians and starves critical sectors like education. Your silence enables these 469 thieves to dismantle our future; demand their public accountability NOW, targeting every corrupt allocation, every padded budget, right from the NASS chambers, until their criminal grip on our commonwealth is broken.

Nawa-o, erasing Igbo history while these 469 are busy looting N21m monthly? This isn't just an attack on a people; it's a blatant assault on our collective Pan-African dignity and national sovereignty! Obasanjo took us from $3.7bn reserves in '99 to $45bn by 2007, making us a force. Now, under a 'blueprint' that yields nothing but scandal and leaders with $460k forfeiture records hanging like a CIA leash, we're letting them rewrite our past? Only Peter Obi's clean hands and production-over-consumption vision can purge this rot and reclaim our true narrative. Your thoughts?

Chuka, you're not wrong, seeing our history diluted while reports of NASS members allegedly pocketing N21 million monthly, plus all that N100 billion 'constituency project' wahala, really highlights the rot. That kind of money could properly fix our education system and ensure our children truly understand our rich past, no cap. We need to stand up and demand that proper accountability from Abuja, because silence na the real enemy of progress here.

The N21 million monthly for these NASS members, plus the N100 billion diverted, shows gross tactical indiscipline in resource allocation. This kind of money could properly fund our universities and youth academies, instead of paying some average player N150 million weekly to mostly sit on the bench while the pitch itself is falling apart. That's the real problem with Tinubu's crony patronage, zero strategic planning and everything just ends up chop-and-clean-mouth.

Chai, Chuka my man, you hit the nail on the head o! So, dem want make we forget history, abi? With N21m monthly for 469 people and N100bn "diverted," e clear say the only history dem care about is their bank statement. My brother, no be say dem dey erase history, dem just dey try write their own, where only dem sabi 'success' and we sabi 'sorrow'. Na wa!

Chuka, Nawa-o, the thought of history being 'edited' is heavy, especially when you hear about N21 million monthly for some lawmakers and N100 billion for 'projects' that seem to vanish. It just makes one wonder, if we can't afford to pay teachers or print complete history textbooks for our children, how exactly do some of these 469 distinguished individuals manage to afford private schools abroad for their five children, or frequent those specialized hospitals overseas? I'm sure there's a perfectly transparent reason why educational funds are scarce while certain allowances are always bountiful.

Exactly! This NASS isn't just corrupt; it's a criminal enterprise of 469 individuals. These thieves, their names, their addresses, and the foreign universities their children attend with your N21 million monthly and N100 billion diverted funds, are all public record. Your silence makes you complicit in the robbery of our future. Unlearn acceptance; demand accountability by shouting their full names everywhere, until their criminal grip is broken and every kobo is accounted for.

Chuka, you hit on a major problem with that NASS wahala. But while we dey talk federal, make we not forget say governor na like CEO of your state, and education na im primary duty. Wetin dem promise about curriculum and textbooks during campaign? Your state collect billions monthly from federation account plus IGR; make we see wetin dem allocate for the education ministry, and especially for textbook production and review. We need to demand answers from our state education commissioner – those are the governor boys wey e share ministries give. Gbaja dey ready to help us compile the governor's promises vs. wetin dem deliver for education. We vote am in, we fit vote am out, but first, make we show am say we dey watch.

Bestie, the cognitive dissonance is giving poverty porn. They're out here tryna rewrite history and pocket N21m monthly, while expecting us to 'trust the process' with empty classrooms and no textbooks. That NASS budget is literally feeding their offshore accounts while our education sector is on life support, then dem go talk say we too dey complain. It's giving 'let them eat cake' but the cake don disappear before e reach table, no cap.