You don’t know ball If you still think Edward Onoja is out of the game

You don’t know ball If you still think Edward Onoja is out of the game, you don’t know politics.

The man is not just a former Deputy Governor, he’s a strategist with receipts. He built alliances, fought battles others were too timid to face, and carried the weight of a government that some now pretend he wasn’t part of shaping.

Those pushing the story that Onoja was sidelined forget one thing: you can’t sideline capacity.

He was denied what was promised, yes, but being denied doesn’t erase his influence or his place in Kogi’s political future. In fact, it only exposes the insecurity of those who feared what his leadership would mean.

Opposition doesn’t like it when we remind them that Edward Onoja knows every corner of the state, every power bloc, and every community pulse.

They prefer the version of history where promises are broken and silence follows.

But silence is not weakness.

It’s timing.

Politics is not about noise, it’s about weight. And if you know Kogi, you know CEDO carries weight. Anyone saying otherwise is just being dishonest or afraid of what’s coming.