Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State has saidPresident Goodluck
Jonathan “is supervising a highly corrupt government.”
He also claimed that “there is no democracy yet inNigeria.”The
governor, who spoke in Abuja on Saturday, insisted that he had no
personal quarrel with President Jonathan, adding that if governance
could be separated from the President, he (Jonathan) “remains a good
man.”
He, however, regretted that the President “is supervising a highly
corrupt government.”He described the form of government being
practised in Nigeria today as diarchy.
While reacting to the invasion of the National Assembly by the police on
Thursday, Amaechi described the action as uncivilised.He said the
actions of the police in recent times had shown that they had been
pocketed by the Presidency and the ruling Peoples Democratic Party.He
said, “We don’t have democracy in Nigeria yet.What we have is
diarchy. We don’t have a democracy. Diarchy is dictatorship.
The Federal Government has appropriated the police as its personal
property. The FG has taken over the police. See the way the police took
over the National Assembly. By law, the police have no power to invade
the National Assembly and they have no power to stop the Speaker from
going in or out of the National Assembly complex. But theydon’t obey
law.”
He insisted that his party, the All Progressives Congress, would not go to
court if the PDP decided to rig the 2015 presidential elections.Instead of
going to court, he said the APC would form a parallel government.
He said, “What is the essence of going to court when the Federal
Government don’t obey the law.That’s why the APC say we won’t go to
the court any longer. If you rig us out, we would rig ourselves in; which
means if you think you can rig us out in 2015, we will form our own
government. We have met on that and we have agreed on that.We will
instal our own government and there would be two governments.
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This man talks too much. He needs to read a book titled '48 laws of power'!