The events of the last few weeks in Nigeria are a cause for serious concern - as if we are not already in the doldrums.
This president is under siege.
In rapid succession his wife came down with a mysterious illness.
Not too long after, his brother died of "cardiac arrest".

President GEJ's visit to the RCCG convention this last week suggests that he understands that he is under seige.
However, he also seems to believe that the forces against him are either spiritual or can be contained through prayer.
Not so Mr. President.
Prayers are necessary, but they are not sufficient.
The forces arrayed against you are not spiritual.
They are NOT those who openly confront you or question your competence - those are actually your friends who would love to see you do better.
As Yorubas would say: [size=14pt]"the insect that eats the leaf lives on the leaf".[/size]

This is the fact of the matter.
The crash in your home state, taking away the life of two of your strongest allies, is a strong wake-up call.
Although we cannot be sure of what led to what, you must act fast to find the truth behind this "convenient" crash.
[size=14pt]That, sir, could have been you flying in an helicopter into the creeks of your home state.[/size]
I hope that crash site is under a security lock down.
And that you are asking for the help of the world's top investigators.
[size=14pt]You have got to call in the FBI right now.[/size]
Stop playing with fire!!!

Agreed.

sadly, it is his 40 laptop monkeys he will be listening to while his house burns

Agreed, but will Jona listen and do the right thing?

I pray GEJ responds fast before the worst happens, i think he was actually the prime target.

gilmaro: I pray GEJ responds fast before the worst happens, i think he was actually the prime target.

Azazi was implicating GEJ's government in Boko Haram before he was sacked. GEJ may very well have signed off on this. Azazi knows too much already. What bothers me is Yakowa also being taken down. This smells like some sort of deal between GEJ and the North.

Azazi, Yakowa Tragedy: Crashed Navy Helicopter Had ‘Engine Failure’ After 10 Trips | Sahara Reporters

I have seen the story mentioned below.
However, I am afraid that is not the same as a thorough investigation.
I am talking forensics of the helicopter, crash site and the history of all involved (including helicopter) days and weeks before this incident.
We need real experts here- the FBI -they will be on ground pronto if invited.

Ddaji: Azazi, Yakowa Tragedy: Crashed Navy Helicopter Had ‘Engine Failure’ After 10 Trips | Sahara Reporters

We always play politics with everything in Nigeria.I only blamed Azazi and Yakowa security men for not properly double checking on the plane before take off.It should be a lesson to all other political appointess to increase their security levels as we approached 2015