The Daughter of the special
Adviser to president Mohammadu Buhari, Moremi Ojudu, took to her facebook page
to apologize to her dad after a fallout with him several months ago.
She also joined several Nigerians to protest against this present administration.
She, however, took to her facebook
page few minutes ago to publicly apologize to him and ask for his forgiveness. She wrote:
The Raging feud. It's been a prolonged and battled estrangement in my family, I
apologize ahead for having to share this on the public space as all efforts to
quell issues privately between Dad and I has yielded no positive turn.
Since my public outburst concerning the suffering plight of Nigerians last year and taking a stance to voice out the hardship faced by Nigerians particularly in the previous year, our familial relationship has gone awry. Why? Feedbacks; "Why should you be the one to raise these issues, bearing in mind your father's position with the government, Do you want to take your father's daily bread from him? It's obvious the opposition has bought you over and using you against your father, it's obvious you kids from his first marriage loathe him." These and more heart wrenching insinuations.
Its eaten so deep into the familial relationship that's lots of people have
successfully manipulated issues and done more damage by interpreting things
beyond what, it, simply is.
In the past months, I decided to look over, taking a stance, "There's a
price for every Struggle to Humanity justice". Perhaps Moremi, this is the
price you have to pay for lending your voice in speaking against
repression.
Bracing up, taking up a course to live a life of purpose to humanity sadly,
familial strings never lets me be, am I to chart my course to the detriment of
a family relationship(mostly cherished by all)
It's the most disturbing when my daughter spots my Father on T.V, calls me
excitedly "Mummy, Mummy, see Granddaddy, please call him I want to say
'Hello'or the random voice messages she seldom wishes to sends to him on
whatsapp but Can't be delivered due to a blocked channel, Or, Mummy, how many
grandparents do I have? Me: 4, She: how come only three called me on my
birthday, where's Granddaddy?
I recall my younger days,
watching new dawn with Funmi Iyanda on NTA, Dad was a guest on her show, he
spoke passionately about his work at TheNews, how he and his team are fully
committed to everly use their pen in speaking against oppression as well as
ensuring Nigerians become more conscious of their rights. How much I smiled
brightly and giggled loudly "Go Daddy!" Mum, throwing a glance at
me" Baba e, L'o jo, sha r'ora".
Holding back tears, remembering
memories of my childhood growing up and having to look up to Dad for lots,
needing answers to the Government homework we were given in secondary school,
and Dad readily glad to explain many systems of government to me on the phone,
taking a step further to speak on the theories of Karl Marx, Montesquieu, Adolf
Hitler and more. I remember reading of him regularly on the pages of
newspaper,, cramming excerpts of his interview so his interview so I could
share with him on the phone, in a bid to making him know I was following his
activities religiously.
Undoubtedly, Dad became our hero, with my sister and I
looking forward to his visits.
Oh, what responses to give
Oyinkansola as she throws inquisitive questions my way, Granddaddy and Mum have
a sour relationship. We no longer can talk or see. Can she ever understand
there comes a time when a Family becomes totally estranged?
Tumbling emotions, reflective solitary moments," Did I offend my Father
that much? " Did I insult himas against moral standards? "
I only said the obvious, having campaigned passionately and putting in my vote
and that of convinced friends to commit to a better future for Nigerian
Citizens. It's only normal, to speak out having voted someone you believe in to
call his attention fast to the implied suffering and hold the government's
legitimacy responsible. My education will be totally flawed if I subject my
actions and voice for personal interest. So far, it's applaudable to see the government
take the country out of recession as well as its showed stance to the unity and
peace of our dearcountry.
Today, I publicly apologize to my
Dad.
I am deeply sorry if I have hurt your feelings, your Daughters miss and Need
you in their Lives as their father, to love, Protect and guide them.
Hope you forgive me and understand intuitively that Moremi Ojudu has a sense of
purpose to Fulfill to the Human race.
Hands in hand, with a true United and happy family, we can conquer and live a
Life of true Significance.
May Love Reign fully in our family and may the Ojudus truly stand together as
One.
I Love you Dad!
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Your father's position on national affairs before his appointment was that of a comrade and patriotic citizen but very, very theoritical. He could talk about Karl Max etc and speak against injustices by the government because he was an 'outsider'. Now, he is a different person! he has been brought into the system to come and CHOP from the national cake. He failed to de-educate you of his initial theory and re-orientate you about his new, practical experience of having the opportunity to partake in the chopping of national cake. He sees your theorem and position as an attempt to take his 'daily bread' off him. So you can see what the reality is: more often than not, when people outside the government make noise and criticise the government it is because they do not have the opportunity to partake in the eating from the national cake as government officials. This is a lesson that you have learnt from your experience with the way your father reacted that you critized the government he serves.
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