Dear President Jonathan,

You have made me a laughing stock amongst my friends and peers in the diaspora.

I got to work this morning, and my colleagues are laughing at my country's move to pardon Gov. Alams.

They said I come from a country where chaos reigns, where you are rewarded for crime, and corruption. That I come from a country where there is no price for wrong doing.

They even suggested that you run the country on your whims and caprices, hence your desire to have your former boss pardoned. They said this won't ever happen in their country.

Why are you bent on rubbishing all my years of patriotism with this move?



What legacy would you have left behind when you are gone (which is only a matter of time)? What would you be teaching the kids (including yours) with this move?

I don't mean to insult you, but you come across like an irresponsible and selfish father to your kids if you are teaching them that it is okay to steal - you will be forgiven if you know the president. or have the president in your pocket.

Shall we then declare Amnesty and set all other prisoners (who stole less than Gov. Alams) free? Perhaps you are saying he hasn't stolen.

Or is what my colleagues are saying true - that you probably are being blackmailed by Gov. Alams (and his cohorts) because you shared in the spoils of his theft?



Mr President, I will continue to be a proud Nigerian because it is my motherland, and I can't change that, but I am not proud of you and these your actions at all.
I doubt if your mother (or perhaps your father) will be proud of you too.

You need to think of your children too. You are heaping coals of fire on their heads, and you just don't know it yet. Your actions will come back to bite them (but then, I am not sure you care about that either)

I will implore you to re-consider your ways. Not for me, not for madam first lady, nor for the Nigerians that employed you and are paying for your reign, but for your very own children (that is assuming that they mean anything to you).

Sincerely yours,

Soji Ononuga
A Concerned Nigerian.


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Dear concerned citizen, my Oga at the top ask me to tell you that no problem. Dazz all.