Editor’s note: Ukraine-based Comrade Ahmed Omeiza Lukman writes an open letter to Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential aspirant, President Goodluck Jonathan, asking him to leave office honourably on the 29th of May 2015 as according to him, we have had enough of impunity, fake promises, insecurity, and unemployment that has become the trademark of the present administration.
Article highlights:
– Jonathan’s failure to meet our aspiration has become unbearable.

– Jonathan’s departure through the ballot box is almost a certainty.

– Rightly or wrongly, many people see Jonathan as the catalyst behind their success or failure.
(Leadership)
Dear Mr President,
First, please pardon me Your Excellency for writing you at this tense political moment in our country history, a time when you have serious political campaigning to do.Obviously this is not the best time to write this kind of letters but I feel compelled to write after the postponement of the general elections and the backlash that followed.
Wherever I have travelled, be it in Africa or overseas, the first question people asked as soon as I have introduced myself as a Nigerian is, “How is corruption in Nigeria?” This is a question that always confuses me regarding what the various questioners really want to know about the country.It is also a question that often steals the limelight from me, as people seemingly want to know more about the level of corruption and insecurity in the country, rather than the huge potentials in country.
source http://shadeade..com/2015/02/we-hope-we-say-goodbye-to-your.html

You are wrong you know. GEJ did not create corruption in Nigeria and he has tried in many aspects to curb this ugly trend like the 56,000 ghost workers he uprooted, the fertiliser scam that he stopped among other things. Please expect your disappointment come March 28 as GEJ would be returned as President.

deawong:
Editor’s note: Ukraine-based Comrade Ahmed Omeiza Lukman writes an open letter to Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential aspirant, President Goodluck Jonathan, asking him to leave office honourably on the 29th of May 2015 as according to him, we have had enough of impunity, fake promises, insecurity, and unemployment that has become the trademark of the present administration.
Article highlights:
– Jonathan’s failure to meet our aspiration has become unbearable.

– Jonathan’s departure through the ballot box is almost a certainty.

– Rightly or wrongly, many people see Jonathan as the catalyst behind their success or failure.
(Leadership)
Dear Mr President,
First, please pardon me Your Excellency for writing you at this tense political moment in our country history, a time when you have serious political campaigning to do.Obviously this is not the best time to write this kind of letters but I feel compelled to write after the postponement of the general elections and the backlash that followed.
Wherever I have travelled, be it in Africa or overseas, the first question people asked as soon as I have introduced myself as a Nigerian is, “How is corruption in Nigeria?” This is a question that always confuses me regarding what the various questioners really want to know about the country.It is also a question that often steals the limelight from me, as people seemingly want to know more about the level of corruption and insecurity in the country, rather than the huge potentials in country.
source http://shadeade..com/2015/02/we-hope-we-say-goodbye-to-your.html