Following the recent controversy surrounding a tweet by zeebook and retweeted by El Rufai, I decided to google who @zeebook is.
It will surprise many to know that @zeebook is a social critic who freely uses biblical tones for his poetry.
I found out he wrote the lootitudes, a bible like one chapter article, that we all laughed and liked on our Facebook walls both Christians and Muslims alike.
The lootitudes, which sounds like the beatitudes, was written at the time of the Farouk Otedola scandal. He is also an editor of a blog with a slogan, book or revolution.
While I have not at anytime met or seen @zeebook, I am more convinced that he had honest intentions within him as he tweeted the now controversial words. You will find more of @zeebook's passion in the link below.


http://www.africanoutlookonline.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5377:introducing-young-voices-mr-ogunyemi-bukola&catid=126:nasir-el-rufai-page&Itemid=323