ALAM is nothing but a freaking ROUGE and should be put against a barrel and fire

Mamajama:

why can't IJAW people change the name of Niger Delta to ALAM delta.

cgift:

wh yare all of you fighting? The ijaws love ALAM why ar you all killing yourself. They still love hime despite the treasury he loot! Haba!

ono:

Jokes aside, I believe Alams fell out out of favour with OBJ at the time. That's why OBJ sent the bulldog, [EFCC] after him.

But in retrospect, I think Alams should thank his stars that he's still alive to tell the story of how he survived the ordeal.

jejelolatu:

[size=14pt]Fela said in his song-if u must follow follow make u open eyes nd open ears. D likes of alams take advantage of naijas that cnt think for themselves. [/size]

ono:

Lets all be objective for once. That Alams stole while he was at Creek Haven is a fact that's known to all Naija people, and his fellow thieves at the time.

I personally don't listen to the accuser alone before drawing a line. I also love to hear the accused too to get a grip on what actually transpired between the two.

I have always known that Alams will be freed one day. What I didn't know was ''when'' I wanted to read his own side of the travails he was subjected to by Federal authorities under OBJ. He has done just that. It's left for sensible people to read up his statements, look at them in the light of all that happened two years back and draw a line.

I have done this and I believe that Alams would have served his terms fully as Governor in Bayelsa if he had supported OBJ's third term ambition - even if that does not come to fruition at the end of the day. I don't doubt the fact that he stole. But that he stole so much, as depicted by EFCC is what I don't believe. But then, that's my personal opinion.

Big B1:

And I wonder who these people may be?


My man, simmer down; nobody is defending ALAMS, infact ALAMS can go straight to hell.
What we are trying to do here is discovering what really happened and how we can move forward and never repeat the same failure.

Yes, OBJ did few things right, but also intentionally made enormous mistakes.

e.g: You built a house for the under-privileged citizens, but few days later you killed these folks and set the house on fire. Now the question is, what have you done?
My point is, what OBJ did wrong over shadows what he did right.
The entire nation is still divided and many corrupt governors are still walking around freely today just because of OBJ despicable leadership style.

Please, do not let us settle for less, OBJ had the opportunity, he had the entire nation on his side, but everything went straight into the toilet bowl as soon as he unsuccessfully attempted to change our constitution to prolong his shameful regime.

Please, do not get things twisted, there is nobody on anyone's side; we just want to point out the failure and hopefully some of us will learn one or two things from these leaders' shameful actions.

May SATAN Bless Nigeria.