Boycott Nigerian Breweries: Festus Odimegwu And 3rd Term

Thats an excellent idea! Lets kill off what little Nigerian industry that is still in existence in the name of striking against the third term. 

And many sensible people (my self included) supported the 3rd term. Do no listen to the unwashed illiterates that complain when progress is actually being made.

You can't possibly raise enough awareness by this campaign to make even a dent in their profits.  Something like the third term campaign is perfectly legitimate in a democratic state, apart from the bribery aspect.  If this man you want to "get" has been involved in the offering of huge sums of money to senators then he can be charged for that.

GL,
Your views was in agreement with that expressed by Idowu Sobowale of Vanguard Newspapers in his article of Sunday May 21, 2006.  See http://www.vanguardngr.com/articles/2002/columns/franklyspeaking/fs21052006.html for more on the subject matter.
Much as I agree that Odimegwu can say whatever he likes in the spirit of freedom of speech, but as the arrow head of his company, he has the responsibility to align himself with what is best for the consumers of his company products.  There is nothing wrong in expressing your personal views because that is what democracy stands for, but mixing business with this type of dirty politics is not the way to go. In advanced democracies, the company will have long met the disapproval of their consumers in a free fall of the price of their shares in the stock market.
There are more civilized ways of pursuing what he believes in without jeopardizing his business interest: He can do that through the auspices of a professional lobbiyist or preferably do it through a coalition of business organizations like this one: http://www.businessroundtable.org/ .
No doubt the private sector can and do influence the pubic sector in many of their policies, but,  I do not see it as a sound business practice for a corporate executive to spearhead the campaign for the political extension of the mandate of a government by an unfair, crooked and unscrupulous method.  He would not have taken this gamble if he were to be the CEO of a company in advanced democracies. Because doing so might hurt his company and by extension, himself (which is the goal of those calling for the boycott of Nigerian Breweries products) and others who are depedent on the company for their economic survival.  I do know for a fact that many of the patrons of the company are common folks who are not in support of the selfish proposal that was the third term plot. 

Go ahead and starve yourself of odimegwu's product, so that lots of workers under him will end up being fired. Also, punish all d pro 3rd term senators. So how do you punish me too, because am still in support of 3rd term. No regrets

And what will happen to anti third terms senators too, were they not also bribed by Atiku, IBB and co, or just because majority are anti 3rd term, we want to believe they are not bribed. Or suddenly our Senators are now a saint who can now vote according to their conscience. From grapevine, I understand the anti third term were bribed with so much money. So should we ask Atiku to resign too, because there were speculations that he bribed the anti third term senators too.? Speculative topic if you will ask me. I guess someone wants Odimegwu's job.

He will get another job, the guy is a goal getter, it is Nigerian Breweries who will lose his services, or have you people forget how the man turn the fortune of the breweries. Perhaps as we speak, the guy is on his way to another juicy and plum job.

I don't think he has been dumped-www.tribune.com.ng/25052006/news/news5.html _{shit,he has}