A group of outgoing officials, dismissed without recognition or ceremony, has adopted a striking form of protest by withdrawing entirely from public engagement. Instead of responding to criticism or defending their legacy, they are choosing silence, refusing interviews, statements, or even acknowledgment of their departure. The move marks a deliberate shift from political confrontation to calculated detachment, leaving observers to question whether this strategy will reshape their political futures. Their decision underscores a broader tension between accountability and defiance in the final stages of their tenure.
They were snubbed on their way out of office. Their revenge is indifference.
