What has President Goodluck Jonathan achieved in the
four years and 11 months of his administration since
February 9, 2010 when he became the Acting
President? Let him show us one thing he has
achievedFor example, I just came back from the South-
East through the Sagamu-Benin Expressway.
This was a road that was as smooth and beautiful as
the German autobahn all through the eight years of
President Olusegun Obasanjo and the two and half
years of President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. The Ore
portion of this road was such a delight then that people
spent just two minutes there instead of two days.
When Yar’Adua became president in 2007, that portion
of the expressway was so beautiful that his Minister of
Transport, Mrs Diezani Alison-Madueke, visited it but
did not weep. Rather, she sang the Halleluya Chorus in
ecstasy because of the beauty of the road. But
Jonathan came in and destroyed that road and all other
roads.
When I passed through Ore this Christmas/New Year
season, I was surprised at the havoc Jonathan had
done to that road through the SURE-P programme. It
took me six days to travel from Lagos to Onitsha and
five and half days on my return trip! Last year,
Jonathan inaugurated the destruction of the Lagos-
Ibadan Expressway, with Julius Berger handling the
Lagos to Sagamu part and RCC handling the Sagamu to
Ibadan part. When I visited Ibadan/Osogbo two months
ago, I noticed that some portions of the road had
already been destroyed.
If the companies keep to the four-year destruction
plan, by 2017, that road would have been fully
destroyed. The Apapa-Oshodi Expressway that used to
be loved by drivers of heavy-duty trucks because of its
smoothness has now been destroyed by Jonathan. He
has done the same thing to other wonderful roads in
other parts of the country. What a man!
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www.punchng.com/opinion/yes-this-president-is-a-failure/

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Before 2010, farmers were being begged to collect as
many bags of fertiliser as they liked. There was no
iota of bribery and racketeering in fertiliser
distribution. If you were passing by a bus stop, you
would be begged to collect as many bags as you
wanted. Consequently, Nigerian farmers produced so
much food that Nigeria was able to feed itself and the
entire Africa. But since Jonathan took over, fertiliser
has become as scarce as elephant tusk. Bribery has
taken over the distribution. We have not produced
even a bag of rice since he came in.
Who says that Jonathan is not a failure? When he
came in, our aviation industry was the best in the
world. Aeroplanes were not dropping from the
Nigerian skies: EAS Airlines (May 4, 2002); Bellview
Airlines (October 22, 2005), Sosoliso Airlines
(December 10, 2005), ADC Airlines (October 29,
2006). Our airports were world class. In fact, the air
conditioning system worked so well that the airport
lounges were freezing to the point that snow formed
inside them! Under Jonathan’s tenure, contracts were
awarded to simultaneously destroy all the airports. In
addition, Nigeria did not attain the prestigious
Category 1 Certification in aviation.
What about health? In 2014, the World Health
Organsiation did not certify Nigeria free of the guinea
worm disease. In 2014, it did not declare us Ebola-
free. Bill Gates did not tweet in December 2014 –
“One of my favourite stories of 2014: In just one year,
Nigeria went from 50 polio cases to six”. Maternal
mortality did not drop from 545/100,000 to
350/100,000 in four years under Jonathan.
The one that pained me most about this Jonathan
was the automotive policy. Before him, Nigeria was
the number one exporter of cars. Cars were even
being produced in the backyard of every Nigerian
house. But since he came up with the new auto
policy, auto companies have been running away from
our country.
What about electoral reforms? This President has
destroyed our exceptional electoral system that was
planted by former president Olusegun Obasanjo in
1999. In 2003, Obasanjo gave us one of the best
elections. Peter Obi was not rigged out in Anambra.
In 2007, while we were still jubilating about the magic
of 2003, Obasanjo blessed us with the 2007 electoral
miracle. All local and international observers
endorsed the elections as the best in world history.
Candidates did not protest. Chibuike Amaechi’s
candidacy in Rivers State did not have any “K-leg”.
Olusegun Mimiko was not rigged out in Ondo. In Edo,
Osun and Ekiti governorship candidates of the
opposition party were not rigged out.
The 2007 presidential election was so good that
Yar’Adua, who benefitted from the electoral artistry,
praised the election to high heavens. Even the United
States and the European countries flew in to beg
Obasanjo and Prof Maurice Iwu of INEC to teach
them how to organise exceptional elections.
Nigerians felt tall.
But when Jonathan supervised the 2011 elections, he
gave us the worst ever. The Peoples Democratic Party
bigwigs like Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala, Speaker
Dimeji Bankole, Obasanjo’s daughter, Senator Iyabo
Obasanjo, won by a landslide. The PDP won all the 36
states.

Just last month, some ministers appointed by
Jonathan resigned to contest governorship primaries
in their states. This same Jonathan influenced the
primaries and made them governorship candidates
of the PDP in all the states for the February 2015
elections: Mr Musuliu Obanikoro (Lagos), Mr Labaran
Maku (Nasarawa); Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu (Ebonyi),
Mr Emeka Worgu (Abia), Dr Samuel Ortom (Benue),
and Elder Godsday Orubebe (Delta). If it was
Obasanjo, Senator Bola Tinubu, Maj. Gen
Muhammadu Buhari or Amaechi – who hate
interfering in states – they would not influence the
primaries for their associates to win. But this
Jonathan is just too overbearing! Haba!
Before now, other past presidents supported local
production which resulted in Nigeria producing every
single product it needed. Then, we were even
exporting cement to the US and Europe. All the
cement used for construction was bought from
Nigeria. Immediately he came in, for the first time in
history, we began to import cement. From 30 years
ago to five years ago, we were exporting rice to
Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the rest of the
world. Our cocoa production was the highest in the
world. Palm oil flowed like River Niger everywhere in
the nation. Cotton was like saw dust. Groundnut
pyramids filled every part of the North and even the
South. Agriculture boomed. Other presidents
supported agriculture massively. But today Jonathan
has completely destroyed agriculture! This President
needs to be whipped.
What about the railway system? Before Jonathan
came in, other presidents had so much supported
the railway system that we had the best rail system in
the world. Rail lines and modern trains traversed
every state and local government area. But since he
came in, he had given instructions that the rail tracks
across the nation be excavated and that the rail
system be killed forthwith. What a leader!
This is a man who hates equity. He noticed that all
states had federal institutions of higher learning. He
went to nine states and closed down their federal
universities: six in the North and three in the South.
These states are Nasarawa, Taraba, Katsina, Jigawa,
Gombe, Kogi, Bayelsa, Ekiti and Ebonyi. How can
these states ever forgive this unjust man?
Which one should I talk about and which one should I
leave? This Jonathan has not done anything. He met a
land flowing with milk and honey, a land where the
infrastructure was the envy of even the US, a land
that had the best economy in the world, a land with
the best democratic ideals, a land of justice and
fairness, but what did he do? He just destroyed
everything and added no value.
Let’s shave his head with a bottle shard, tie him to a
pole at the Eagle Square and put an inscription over
his head which reads: “Behold the father of failure!”
After that, we then grab the guys at Oxford
Dictionaries by the neck and force them to change
the meaning of the word “failure.”

It
took me six days to travel from Lagos to Onitsha and
five and half days
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www.punchng.com/opinion/yes-this-president-is-a-failure/

Too much weed no good oo

PerfumeRepublik:


Too much weed no good oo

seriously bro re-read and you'll understand it better

Samchelsea:
seriously bro re-read and you'll understand it better

Is this sarcasm? Oh! I totally understand now.
I did a cut and sew job on my first reading.
No mind me.

PerfumeRepublik:


Is this sarcasm?

lol that's why I said you should re-read it