So here we have a villain, as nefarious as they come; one who pilfered and plundered, leaving doom and destruction in his wake. The skies were dark and gloomy, barely ever letting the slightest of rays peer through. Indeed one would have wished for Armageddon, than wade through the ruins left behind by GEJ.

A not too flattering picture painted of GEJ by the APC artists.

However, now we have a hero, just and righteous with not a stain to be found on his pearly white garment. Indeed the days of gloomy skies were over. The sun would shine forth in all it's magnificence and the people would bask in the rays of hope, comforted by it's warmth.

Our hero was all too keen to show us the ruins left behind, to the marvel of his adoring fans. However, as the hands of time went by and the site of the destruction was re-visited, it seemed that things had gotten twice as bad, making what initially seemed like a state of Armageddon feel like a utopia compared to the current destruction witnessed. Lawns that were simply unkempt before were now all but dead, houses that simply needed a paint job had been pulled down completely, roads that simply needed fixing had all eroded.

Yet our noble hero keeps reminding everyone to stay focused on the image of the initial destruction, paying no mind to what they are currently witnessing, even after a span of almost 2 years.

What seems surprising to outside spectators is the decline from destruction to Armageddon. One would think that a clean up crew working at the site of a ruin, would actually CLEAN UP, even though it's bit by bit as opposed to adding to the ruin, exponentially compounding problems.

For how long will this "hero" keep reminding everyone about the so called initial destruction, even after failing to do any sort of cleanup whatsoever?

Did we go from the frying pan to the fire? From the fridge to the frying pan, or from the fridge straight to the fire?

Dumb! As much as it's a Notorious fact that GEJ's administration's damage to Nigeria cannot be corrected in a decade, the APC and Nigerians have accepted our fate and have moved on. Stop pulling the government and people of Nigeria back to the worst period in our democratic history. Even the journalists who kept tking this government aback and go reporting that the government is blaming the previous wicked administration has moved on. How come you can't just move on? Who is talking about GEJ and PDP nw? It's you. From Osinbajo to Fashola, Ameachi, Lai Mohammed, to Comptroler of customs, to IGP of Police to the governors, nobody has mentioned GEJ this week. So what are you talking about?

azimibraun:
Dumb!

thank u for your contribution

We have been blaming IBB for June 12 and $12bn Gulf war oil price earnings for more than 25years. We have been blaming Abacha for more than 18 years.Their mistakes affected a generation. Jonathan presided over corruption and wasted destiny changing opportunities and he was responsible for not anticipating oil price crashed.

kYjelly2:


thank u for your contribution

I was only getting started. Visit Bayelsa less than 2yrs after their son was president for 6yrs and then come let's talk. Till this moment I am still pained by what GEJ did to this country. I thought he was going to apologise for a wasted opportunity and to be fair to him, he was going to apologise until guys like you started calling him messiah and then he changed his mind. GEJ knows he failed yet you guys won't let him be and admit it. The Buhari admin came in to correct the wrongs and then guys like you started doing a comparison and wouldn't give them a chance from day one. It is in this country I heard the worst thing I can possibly hear in my days on earth. " Take your change, Bring back our corruption" tell me that didn't break GEJ's heart for his supporters to openly declare his administration corrupt and say that's what we want. Guy just no let me vex o! Am busy following the policies and programmes of this administration and struggling to see how I can support them to guarantee my kids future. Na you dey call GEJ now o! Ameachi is talking about railway, Fashola is talking about power, Osinbajo is talking about SMEs development in Enugu, Lai Mohammed is partnering lagos on how to get National theatre back before lagos at 50. These guys are busy working and you won't let them be with the past. Abeg Terry G dem jare...they are focus. the minister of finance promised the minister of Agric of some financial support for dry season farming. All in this week. Who in this government mention GEJ the whole of last month till date?

Apart from an Ameachi's former Aide who as a private citizen was invited to talk about the Hilcopter saga who in the whole of January to this moment in PMB's administration has mentioned anything PDP or GEJ? And he spoke on behalf of himself and didn't dwell on the the past admin. The government is focused now and you guys are uncomfortable and are trying to pull them back. Even without PMB around, the government is just flowing as every cabinet member is very busy. Can you name one minister who is not busy with work in this administration? They don't have time for plenty talk. You can't force them to talk about GEJ and PDP. The party can handle that. The party also is not even interested. They are busy expanding in the East. A place so tough for them before now.

Where is the OP? Come and finish what you started o!

azimibraun:
Dumb! As much as it's a Notorious fact that GEJ's administration's damage to Nigeria cannot be corrected in a decade, the APC and Nigerians have accepted our fate and have moved on. Stop pulling the government and people of Nigeria back to the worst period in our democratic history. Even the journalists who kept tking this government aback and go reporting that the government is blaming the previous wicked administration has moved on. How come you can't just move on? Who is talking about GEJ and PDP nw? It's you. From Osinbajo to Fashola, Ameachi, Lai Mohammed, to Comptroler of customs, to IGP of Police to the governors, nobody has mentioned GEJ this week. So what are you talking about?

What r u saying brah

Didn't lia Muhammed recently blame previous administration for the current problems we are facing?

He even said GEJ took 100 jets to Kenya.

Adminisher:
We have been blaming IBB for June 12 and $12bn Gulf war oil price earnings for more than 25years. We have been blaming Abacha for more than 18 years.Their mistakes affected a generation. Jonathan presided over corruption and wasted destiny changing opportunities and he was responsible for not anticipating oil price crashed.

Soooo, I guess we should blame buhari more then for planning and executing a coup to overthrow our democracy.

By now our democracy would have been very strong if it had been allowed to continue unabated, but one herdsman came with gun and scattered everything, mtcheew