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Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by Napolitano(m): 3:28pm On Feb 02, 2013
OBJ is right but He endorsed Jonathan so he is also part of Nigeria's Woes
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by Hardfact: 3:28pm On Feb 02, 2013
okpara ugo:

He is saying the truth in a looser's way. Why didnt he say such truth under Abacha? Smh

You sef go look person before you tell am truth. I dont balme him, he has placed them there to protect his a55, yet he turns to insult him.

I never knew OBJ could be so unintelligent. With protruding orifice....
Agree with you on this, tho not all. Now Obj talks like a messiah, sent from heaven to liberate his people, a hero, brave man who should be given a chance to take us to Promised Land. I salute his core rage. One of the greatest disasters of our time.
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by dayokanu(m): 3:29pm On Feb 02, 2013
Whats the difference between OBj and Retardeen?
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by watchindelta(m): 3:29pm On Feb 02, 2013
is this man once a precedent? Bigwitchcraft accusing small witchcraft of destroyin the town uhmm wonder!
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by Pergrace: 3:31pm On Feb 02, 2013
Obasanjo Lays Foundation Stone of Private Refinery in Bayelsa
Published by:
This Day (Lagos)
October 22, 2002
Posted to the web October 22, 2002
Lagos
[size=14pt]President Olusegun Obasanjo[/size] at the weekend laid the foundation stone of the country's first privately-owned refinery, at Agge in Bayelsa.
Obasanjo, who was represented by Mr Funsho Kupolokun, his special assistant on petroleum, said that the establishment of private refineries in the country had the capacity to inject massive funds into the economy.

The president said that the setting up of the TONWEI™ refinery would end product scarcity in the immediate community and its environs, just as it would also facilitate the springing up of ancilliary industries.
According to him, "when TONWEI™ refinery becomes operational and even during the construction stage, it would generate hundreds of employment opportunities for Nigerians, including people in the local community."
Obasanjo said that in opting for the liberalisation of the oil industry, his administration intended to rid the sector of monopoly in the supply and distribution chains.
He said that the aim was to encourage private individuals and corporate bodies with the wherewithal and the technical capability to invest in the petroleum sector, so that with time the problems associated with the industry would be solved.
Against this backdrop, Obasanjo said that all the barriers hindering the entry of new investors into the oil sector were to be removed.
The president advised the promoters of the proposed refinery to spare no efforts in ensuring that it comes on stream on schedule.
Deputy Senate President, Ibrahim Mantu, who was the chairman on the occasion, described the project as a dividend of democracy, which according to him will transform the landscape of Agge.
Mantu called on the people to see the project as theirs, as it is owned by their son.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the refinery, Timi George Tongubor, said that the project would cost 1.5 billion dollars.
Bayelsa Governor, [size=14pt]Dr Goodluck Jonathan[/size], who represented Gov. Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, said that the project would create employment opportunities for the people.

As we speak,the refinery has been swept under the carpet

Birds of the same feather flock together..Its more of Pot calling kettle black
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by Nobody: 3:31pm On Feb 02, 2013
OBJ IS A BIG FOOL. HE SHUT KIP QUIET

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Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by shamson: 3:31pm On Feb 02, 2013
grin grin grin[quote author=Ganys]Hmmm...The Chicken has come home to Roast....
[b]Cant wait to see Brainless 40 laptop bandit to Defend Their "CLUELESS MECHANIC" in Fashola words undecided

Mechanic with a wooden spinner ......what an obsolete, brainless meco
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by bankyblue(m): 3:32pm On Feb 02, 2013
No matter what OBJ remain the good thing that as happen to this
Nation. Take it or leave it! GEJ AKA slow motion, his just there
Doing nothing. Anyway, he can never be there forever. Let him use
His time and leave the office.
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by Bokoharam: 3:40pm On Feb 02, 2013
Big, old fool! Was Nigeria better when you were the president?

Nonsense!
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by teskyg: 3:43pm On Feb 02, 2013
OBJ is hiding something about Boko Haram.Can he tell us what he achieve in office?He is begining to iritating many Nigerians.
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by Dee60: 3:56pm On Feb 02, 2013
Your excellency President GEJ, C-in-C of the armed forces, dialogue you no do, trial of BH sponsors you no do, ODI treatment you no do! How will BH stop? Hello people, this is what OBJ seems to be saying. The buck stops somewhere and Nigerians want to feel leadership!
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by Hardfact: 4:23pm On Feb 02, 2013
jmoore: Once a public office holder leaves office without a meaningful contribution to the country, such a person should shut up forever on issues affecting the nation.
Quite a good shot. Baba with all hopes placed on him, in his days, when it mattered most utterly embarrassed all with his abysmal performance, a line Mr Luck now seem to be toeing.
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by mathskill: 4:24pm On Feb 02, 2013
noblezone:

No sir, the war has not ended.

Our people are still being slaughtered in Nigeria on daily basis.
Also, you better start living living in present because Nigeria has failed.

As for the security problems, if your solution is the type you did at ODI and ZAKIBIAM, then your case is so pathetic.
You can't re-write history,were Chinua Achebe failed u won't succeed.Igbo's opened d door to coup d'etat in this country,first to truncate democracy in this country by overthrowing a democratically elected government.The murder of the gentle man prime minister Tafawa Balewa,Ahmadu Bello,Gen.Maimalari all muslims,Hausa/fulani and Northerner's was nothing short of ethnic cleansing.The same Northerner's that prosecuted d civil war to a conclusion were humble enough to declare no victor no vanquished,yet u come to this forum with a foul mouth to say the civil war isn't over( b careful what u wish for ). The fact is OBJ may not b perfect but he is definatly right on this one
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by PEREP: 4:35pm On Feb 02, 2013
earthgreeners:

He created which mess?...can you tell me one problem wey GEJ don solve?..abi GEJ sef dey complicate the mess...adding more mess to the already existing mess

GEJ is full of sh...it

Pls tell us how he is complicating the issue.
By refusing to level the whole of North through a military action?
By refusing to dialogue with the BH sect?
By falling back on Ex-Presidents to assist in tackling the situation?

Pls educate us with clear details of how he is complicating the matter.

The mess on ground is a fall out of Obj and other leader's inability to build a strong foundation for our well being as Nigerians. We have lived along ethnic lines since Almagamation and leaders before Jonathan did little to create a united country.

If our security architecture has been very sound, will BH ever have been able to operate easily? If our Educational system has been profound, I am sure we won't be at this stage.
IBB, OBJ and all the leaders saw the population explosion but never positioned the country to withstand it.
GEJ has his own shortcoming but he is only working to fix part of the issues and he has my backing full time.
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by emmatok(m): 4:43pm On Feb 02, 2013
PEREP:

Pls tell us how he is complicating the issue.
By refusing to level the whole of North through a military action?
By refusing to dialogue with the BH sect?
By falling back on Ex-Presidents to assist in tackling the situation?

Pls educate us with clear details of how he is complicating the matter.

The mess on ground is a fall out of Obj and other leader's inability to build a strong foundation for our well being as Nigerians. We have lived along ethnic lines since Almagamation and leaders before Jonathan did little to create a united country.

If our security architecture has been very sound, will BH ever have been able to operate easily? If our Educational system has been profound, I am sure we won't be at this stage.
IBB, OBJ and all the leaders saw the population explosion but never positioned the country to withstand it.
GEJ has his own shortcoming but he is only working to fix part of the issues and he has my backing full time.

Keep deceiving yourself,keep blame everyone but GEJ for Nigeria woe.
Who has been Nigerian leader for the past two years.
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by tomakint: 5:04pm On Feb 02, 2013
But Baba is really behaving badly these days, OBJ spent eight years with nothing palpable to show for it, if he is not fighting Atiku, he was busy Junketing around the Globe aimlessly, he will still be the one withholding Lagos's share of the federation account in the name of 'why would they create additional 37 LCDAs, he purportedly set up EFCC to chase and intimidate his political foes while his corrupt close associates were never embarrassed, he was illegally 'The de-facto minister of petroleum for 8 years, he kicked against the rule of law like an autocratic ruler, villages were ravished militarily, there were spate of bloodshed all over the country, insecurities pervade the land (are we this forgetful?), corruption got to its peak in the history of this country under Obj, and many others too numerous to mention cool He should allow Jonathan to work for goodness sake! Haba Baba Legba go and rest now!

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Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by countryfirst: 5:08pm On Feb 02, 2013
OBJ is not a saint and might not be our best leader, but we should give him the credit for his fearless show of petroitsim for comming out to call a spade aspade, we all know that johnathan is an inept and clueless....and has nothing to offer. WHAT HAS HE OFFERED AS Presido, Can someone please piont out one significant national project executed by this guy. As Mindless curruption remains the order of the day, insecurity, etc
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by DDN: 5:27pm On Feb 02, 2013
If it is true that he said this, tell him I said he has lied.
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by delords2: 5:27pm On Feb 02, 2013
Did I hear him say "Blame GEJ"? After he(OBJ)has buried our REFINERIES and turned Naija to a one party state. His days are numbered - there's nothing like endless reign....
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by licensed2k(m): 5:34pm On Feb 02, 2013
Seriously like, damn! its so hot today..... It wasn't this hot when obj was president nah
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by miiraaj: 5:47pm On Feb 02, 2013
Pontaboki :
He is lying .He created the mess.GEJ is only trying to solve it.

Dumb statement with 18 "Likes"= 19 dumb ppl.
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by Godogwu: 5:56pm On Feb 02, 2013
I swear!, its so dumb for Obj to blame Jonathan for the case of a Terrorist group!!!. Like! It's a terrorist group for crying out loud!, whether Jonathan is the CSO of the Nation doesn't matter..... Boko Haram is terrorist group linked to Al queda, they are not kidnappers or petty thieves. Finally, I believe Obj was right with reference to Achebe's claims, even at the moment two very important and essential ministers are "ibo" women, Okonjo iweala and Allison.
Frankly, I completely kick against the separation of Nigeria, our Ethnic differences should make us an even greater country. Only a few dimwits would think seperating the country would make their lives any better.
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by Revolva(m): 6:04pm On Feb 02, 2013
;Dobasanjo is saying the truth but he is also involved in all the mess...
Jonathan lack power despite he has the power in his hands...
Well I blame folks that voted for him
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by miiraaj: 6:22pm On Feb 02, 2013
J luv u: find out why he was fingered and jailed in the 1995
coup

He was probably a sperrm then.
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by thimbook2(m): 6:35pm On Feb 02, 2013
a land of cowards blaming foolhardy leaders for wastin what can be procured once lost...a pity indeed!

maybe ya oughtta revise ur gun laws, git out there &maim those motha4kaz a la French Revolution style!

cos honestly, i dunt c whot all da cyber-rants doin' 4ya!
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by Nobody: 7:07pm On Feb 02, 2013
If a former prisoner who was released from jail on goodwill and voted by all and lives on free land, an operation feed the nation basin authority land he seized from federal govt could not provide nigeria with electricity but cleared our commonwealth for personal use. Who is he to judge a man who has transformed our airports and is confronted with worse case of terrorism africa has ever seen. Gej cant be intimidated by an ugly obj, he is following democratic chain of command

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Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by Orblonde: 7:42pm On Feb 02, 2013
Since nigerians despise the igbos so much why not let them go? Even topics that are not relevant to igbos turns to anti igbo fury. Just let them go and nigerians may find the inner peace they have been looking for.
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by bamto(m): 8:12pm On Feb 02, 2013
Ganys: Hmmm...The Chicken has come home to Roast....
Cant wait to see Brainless 40 laptop bandit to Defend Their "CLUELESS MECHANIC" in Fashola words undecided grin grin
It's 'roost,' not 'roast!'
Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by JimmyBoy1: 8:53pm On Feb 02, 2013
Pontaboki :
He is lying .He created the mess.GEJ is only trying to solve it.
Like the $67b Baba left in Foreign Reserve and Excess Crude Oil a/c, which Jonathan has now built to $150b abi?

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Re: Blame Jonathan For Nigeria’s Woes – Obasanjo by nagoma(m): 9:30pm On Feb 02, 2013
GEJ is certainly the greatest disaster that befallen our dear country after the civil war but OBJ is the architect of this calamity.

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