A former Governor of Ogun State, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, has pleaded with former President Olusegun Obasanjo not to abandon President Goodluck Jonathan ahead of the February 14 presidential election. It would be recalled that Obasanjo had on Friday openly endorsed the re-election of Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, who is a member of the opposition All Progressives Congress, APC, stating that he would support candidates in the elections based on performance and not party loyalty. But Daniel, while addressing members of the Peoples Democratic Party,PDP, at the inauguration of the Goodluck/Sambo Independent Support Team in Lagos on Saturday, said Obasanjo gave the people of the South-South region a sense of belonging by ensuring that Jonathan emerged as vice-president in 2007 and as President in 2011, and urged him to finish what he started by ensuring that Jonathan completes his second term. “Obasanjo should finish the job he started in 2011 because a job that is half-done is not done at all. It is the height of injustice for Jonathan and the South-South people not to be allowed to do a second-term. We, the Yoruba people are saying that for the reason of equity, Jonathan should be allowed for a second term and after that, power can shift to the North,” Daniel said.

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Who in his right senses will not abadon a sinking ship and get safety in a water tight canoe. Mr. Gbenga you berra do same and advice ur PDP cohorts to do same cause next time you will be receiving advice on how to be a good citizen from kirikiri. Don't let feBUHARI meet you in PDP. A word is enough for the wise.

Eeyaaaahhhh!

But why bite the finger that fed him? Why didn't he caution his boys (FFK and okupe)...... Now he's doing the begging alone. Where are FFK, Okupe and Abati now in this cold weather now?

I feel for south-south sha. If una loose am now, na 40years una go take wander before una reach promise land again