As the Igbo Lawyers Association (ILA) Chairman, Chief Muoma did not hesitate to criticize those in positions of power, branding them as politically incompetent opportunists who have not been able to come up with practical plans to protect and advance the welfare of the country and its citizens.
When questioned about his decision to step away from the political stage and whether this contributed to the current state of affairs, Chief Muoma firmly defended his choice. He expressed a reluctance to continue participating in a system that exposed principled individuals to dangers, including the risk of losing their lives while opposing corruption and injustice. He distanced himself from the negative perceptions associated with Nigerian politics and emphasized his commitment to integrity and incorruptibility. Chief Muoma stressed that he refused to compromise his principles for personal gain, even at the risk of his own life. He reiterated the urgent need for strong and ethical leadership to steer Nigeria towards progress and prosperity, asserting that he has lived a fulfilled life adhering to his values.
He said: “No, no, no! I didn’t want to continue being involved in a system that exposes a good man to danger of even losing his life, while positioning to say ‘no’ to evil. I didn’t want to be associated with the bad tag Nigerian politicians go with. Also, I saw the system being followed and didn’t want to be a liability to anyone without subjecting myself to any low estate. Those that encountered me in the time we were on stage know that I was a very straightforward person. I still remain and maintain that I am incorruptible. Even if one has to die for it, I will not succumb to selfish living. Nigeria needs good leadership to take it out of the woods. For me, I think that I have lived a fulfilled life….” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
