**Government's Hand in the Attack on Peter Obi in Benin City: A Cry for Justice** In a shocking revelation, actor and lawyer Kenneth Okonkwo has accused the Nigerian government of orchestrating an attack on opposition leaders, including former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi, in Benin City, Edo State. This alleged attack, which occurred on February 24, has left many in the opposition camp calling for justice and an independent probe into the incident. According to Okonkwo, the attack was not a random incident but a premeditated attempt to silence opposition voices and weaken the opposition parties. He claimed that the ruling party, APC, is working towards creating a one-party state by targeting opposition leaders, a move that is reminiscent of the dark days of Nigeria's political history. The incident, which occurred at a venue where three former governors, including Peter Obi, were present, has sparked outrage among Nigerians. Okonkwo alleged that security was withdrawn from the venue before the attack, leaving the opposition leaders vulnerable to attack. While no deaths were recorded, several people sustained injuries during the incident. The APC's alleged plan to eliminate opposition parties has been a subject of concern among Nigerians, who are worried about the future of democracy in the country. Okonkwo's call for an independent probe into the attack has been echoed by many, who are skeptical about the outcome of police investigations in Nigeria. In Nigeria, investigations often lead to a dead end, leaving the victims of injustice without recourse to justice. Okonkwo's words of warning are a reminder that justice in Nigeria often dies with investigations. As the country navigates the complex web of politics, it is essential that the government respects the rights of all citizens, including opposition leaders, to ensure that democracy thrives in Nigeria. The incident in Benin City has sparked a national debate about the role of the government in silencing opposition voices. As Nigerians demand justice and accountability, it remains to be seen whether the government will take concrete steps to address the concerns of the opposition parties. One thing is clear, however: the people will not be silenced, and justice will be sought, no matter the cost.