By
Noel A. Ihebuzor
Truth looks on
impressed by our eloquence
but bemused by our biases
amused by our puny arguments
rankled by our ragged rationalisations
but still she remains silent
silent but sad as again
she recalls the deafness
of a world peopled by vain mortals
sorrowful, yet hopeful,
she surveys our clumsy
sheep led-by-gain gaits
our eyes fixed on stash
vision lulled and dulled
by the lure of lucre
as all logic is locked away
and facts blended by simple reason
are now branded as sinful treason.
*This poem is critique of the new theory of stomach infrastructure which attempts to explain losses in a recent election in Ekiti State by claiming that voter behaviour was swayed by food gifts. Stomach Infrastructure theory is at best a rationalization by persons who are unwilling to look at events objectively and to learn lessons from them**.
Reflections 
Methink, there is more to the Ekiti election than stomach infrastructure. More of grassroot work done by one party than the other anf also the people were not really carried along in my opinion by the incubent.
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my thoughts too. I also suspect an Ekiti protest vote against excessive “ACN” meddling and control from Bourdillon.
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