Dr Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan
is the President of Nigeria. In addition to the big title of President, he is also the Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Undoubtedly a very big position,Jonathan is the supreme commander and boss of
the Nigerian Army, the Nigerian
Navy, the Nigerian Air Force as well as the
Nigeria Police, the Nigeria Civil Defence Corps, the Nigerian Security and Intelligence Services,
and of such forces not listed on
paper.

With the awesome powers at
the disposal of Mr President,
Jonathan is armed to the teeth to do
and undo with the fate of Nigerians.

And this exactly was what he chose
to do after meeting with the
respected Members of the highest
advisory council in the land: the
country’s Council of State. After
allowing the grey-haired former
Heads of state and governments of
Nigeria to warm their seats at the
hallowed chambers of the
Presidential Villa, and gracefully
allowing them to air their views on
the much anticipated national
Elections slated for February 14 and
28 2015, Jonathan went to his
armoury and calculatedly
announced the bloodless take-over
of the nation’s sovereignty and
vested it on himself.

Nigeria had battled insurgency,
albeit half-heartedly for 9 years. And
under Commander-In-Chief
Jonathan’s lack-lustre watch the
insurgency grew in bounds and
leaps. The ravaging insurgents even
captured over 300 school girls from
their hostel and to date the fate of
the unfortunate girls is unknown.

On top of that the insurgents had
successfully captured and occupied
a number of territories in the North
East of Nigeria and declared the
captured lands their own.

Nigeria’s Commander-In-Chief
appeared totally powerless and at
the height of his frustration
announced to the whole world that
some members of his Cabinet were
members of the terrorising Boko-
Haram sect. And at another time
when bombs went up at the Eagle
Square Commander-In-Chief
Jonathan declared that the
perpetrators were ‘my brothers’
meaning the terror groups from the
creeks of the Delta region where
Jonathan hailed from.

Commander-In-Chief took a good
look at his very unimpressive
performance as the President of
Nigeria and he was worried stiff that
any elections in Nigeria would
sweep him off his exalted feet.

Billions of dollars had been declared
stolen under his watch and many
horrible things that were hitherto
unknown in Nigeria were parading
themselves under his presidency:
unceasing armed robbery,
kidnapping, assassinations,
unprecedented level of insecurity
and arrant impunity and
unaccountability in government. All
these anomalies weighted heavily
against the country’s march to
development and modernity.

It became very clear that Jonathan,
the President lacked the ability and
capability to run the affairs of
Nigeria. It was even clear that he
lacked the wherewithal to run the
affairs of a Bakery!

Elections to national office were...

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