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The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Xavier9ja(m): 11:25pm On Feb 16, 2015
without much to say, we know that gej tenure was filled with a lot of controversies and these list consist of the disciples that caused these controversies
1. Alhaji Bamanga Tukur
His disastrous tenure as PDP’s national
chairman was the biggest game changer for
the PDP from which it might never recover.
Bamanga’s tenure also coincided with the
period when three major opposition parties
were consolidating into one mega opposition
party, but the chairman failed to recognise the
emerging threat. Instead, he encouraged the
Party Leader to settle personal scores within
the party. It was a cover for Bamanga to also
settle personal scores of his own. He
suspended a state governor for refusing to
answer his phone call; he watched askance as
seven governors formed a faction called ‘the
new PDP’ (nPDP), and he didn’t care a hoot
when 5 governors jumped ship and joined the
APC.
2. Chief Edwin Clark
As soon as Dr. Goodluck Jonathan rose to the
presidency, this Gowon-era Information
Minister created for himself a position hitherto
unknown in Nigerian politics, that of the
president’s ethnic godfather. No Yoruba
potentate occupied this post during Chief
Olusegun Obasanjo’s eight year rule and even
the feeble President Umaru Yarádua had no
such godfather. Rather than use his extra-
constitutional position to steady the
president’s position, Clark used it to create
numerous enemies for Jonathan through his
use of intemperate language and regular
assaults at dissenting folks.
3. Mrs Diezani Alison-Madueke
No one gets to sit atop Nigeria’s oil industry
without making many enemies. Mrs Allison
Madueke’s beauty, fluent English and polished
manners gained for her a lot of mileage, but
the sleaze in the oil industry ultimately caught
up with her. Most damaging have been the
scandalous rip offs in subsidy payments, the
botched attempt to remove the oil subsidy in
2012, Sanusi’s allegation of the missing $20
billion and the reported N10 billion spent to
hire private jets, not to mention the failure to
pass the PIB bill.
4. Mrs Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
The first ever Coordinating Minister of the
Economy fancies herself as an economic
wunderkind at par with the German Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer or the Japanese Prime
Minister Sato. While most Nigerians thought
economic conditions were harsh, Mrs Okonjo-
Iweala bandied figures and said it is among
the best-managed in the world. This sharp
discrepancy between the official claims and
people’s feelings did much damage to the
administration’s credibility. Nor was there any
preparation of the public mind for the steep fall
in oil prices, the sharp drop in external
reserves and the precipitous decline of the
naira.
5. Dame Patience Jonathan
In the last five decades Nigerian First Ladies
have often been mired in one controversy or
another. Mrs Patience Jonathan however
stands in a class of her own by making many
gaffes and ill-advised actions that badly
affected the public image of her husband’s
regime. Worst of them all was her intervention
in the Chibok girls’ saga and her futile
attempts to prove that her husband’s political
enemies orchestrated the whole affair. Her
quarrel with Rotimi Amaechi, the governor of
her home state, also resulted in PDP’s most
impactful loss of a political figure.
6. Mujaheed Dokubo Asari
This ex-militant’s coarse manner, intemperate
language and his open threats against whole
regions of the country supposedly in
Jonathan’s service did much political damage.
Asari was later joined by more ex-militant
leaders to threaten war against the country
should Jonathan lose the election. Their joint
threat greatly antagonised non-partisan
opinion all over the country.
7. Chief Olusegun Obasanjo
If remarks must be matched to records, this
former two-time ruler has no moral authority
to criticise anyone but the wily Obasanjo re-
launched himself back into the reckoning of
Nigerians by spearheading attacks against the
Jonathan regime in the last two years. Many
people suspect that his motives are ungodly.
Yet Obasanjo’s devastating attacks against
Jonathan, sometimes through letters, at other
times through public lectures have taken a
heavy toll. The Jonathan Presidency never
quite settled on the best way to tackle
Obasanjo. Sometimes it answered his letters;
at other times it tried to ignore him and at still
other times it sent seven PDP governors to
plead with him to keep quiet.
8. Governor Godswill Akpabio
The ambitious Akwa Ibom State governor
rapidly moved very close to President
Jonathan and soon installed himself as the
president’s top gubernatorial enforcer. At one
point he went about the task wisely, such as
when he talked Bamanga into reversing
Governor Aliyu Wamakko’s suspension. Other
times he handled matters with very damaging
crudity, such as the 16 is greater than 19
affair, which effectively destroyed the Nigeria
Governors Forum.
9. Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu
When he replaced Bamanga Tukur as PDP’s
chairman, the former Bauchi State governor
was proclaimed by his partymen as the game
changer. It turned out that he underestimated
the fall in PDP’s esteem and total political
stature. Even though Mu’azu toured the
country trying to lure back members who
defected and though he refrained from creating
more problems by not trying to settle personal
scores, the damage had been done and he was
unable to reverse it.
10. Vice President Mohamed Namadi Sambo
Many of Jonathan’s kitchen cabinet members
would sit back and say that the Vice President
is to blame for failing to stem the tide when
the country’s single largest voting bloc, the far
North, turned completely against the Jonathan
regime. Some northern PDP governors
encouraged this belief in the hope of replacing
Sambo on the ticket. Sambo has nothing of the
political drive and ambition of, say, Atiku
Abubakar. His affable and non-controversial
nature did not add to the regime’s problems
but it did not stave off the decline either.
11. NSA and military service chiefs
The top security chiefs have contributed to
President Jonathan and PDP’s problems in
only three ways. One was their failure to tame
Boko Haram despite repeated claims that they
will do so. Second was their timing the
operation to end Boko Haram once and for all
with the date set for presidential election. The
third, final damage inflicted by the service
chiefs was their asking for the election to be
postponed while they attack Boko Haram.
12. Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan
The President contributed to his party’s
current predicament in only three ways that I
can think of. They are his lack of adequate
knowledge about Nigeria, lack of adequate
preparation before becoming the president of
Nigeria and lack of rapid catching up study
when he became the president of Nigeria.
His mistake in choosing Bamanga Tukur; his
overreliance on Ngozi, Diezani and Akpabio; his
initial misreading of Boko Haram as a political
plot; his inability to manage Obasanjo, Edwin
Clark, Aminu Tambuwal, nPDP and ex-militants
can all be attributed to those three
inadequacies.
How can a match be won with 12 players
scoring own goals?
source http://www.naij.com/386135-12-people-who-ruined-pdp-and-jonathans-adminstration.html
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Xavier9ja(m): 11:26pm On Feb 16, 2015
I expect d e-warriors to cone in here
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by magaliyu(f): 11:38pm On Feb 16, 2015
They said "Too many hands,spoil the cook"

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Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Aphrygian(m): 11:39pm On Feb 16, 2015
I doff my hat for the person that wrote this piece,if only the jonathanians can see through there 'he his our son' parole.all what u wrote up there are nothing buh the TRUTH

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Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Xavier9ja(m): 11:40pm On Feb 16, 2015
magaliyu:
They said "Too many hands,spoil the cook"
well said sis.... too many greedy hands for that matter
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Xavier9ja(m): 11:43pm On Feb 16, 2015
Aphrygian:
I doff my hat for the person that wrote this piece,if only the jonathanians can see through there 'he his our son' parole.all what u wrote up there are nothing buh the TRUTH
d list continue BT these re d twelve..... in 13,14,15 we have fat belly doyin okupe , Reuben abati and reno omokori
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by mrmetoo1: 11:44pm On Feb 16, 2015
Great analysis!

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Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by temitemi1(m): 11:49pm On Feb 16, 2015
Atiku, tinubu, ameachi, bukola saraki... Hope u know their history grin grin... GEJ till 2019!!!
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by minifuworld: 11:50pm On Feb 16, 2015
gud wrk
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by watered(m): 11:51pm On Feb 16, 2015
I wish GEJ could read this.

I'll comment officially when I wake up
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by KanwuliaJara: 11:52pm On Feb 16, 2015
Any 'drug-pussssjha' for that list? wink

Oya KONTINU!
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by baybeeboi: 12:01am On Feb 17, 2015
Why do I perceive APC in this write-up?
Must have been forged.
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Xavier9ja(m): 12:01am On Feb 17, 2015
temitemi1:
Atiku, tinubu, ameachi, bukola saraki... Hope u know their history grin grin... GEJ till 2019!!!
create their list and let d debate begin
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Realist5: 7:04am On Feb 17, 2015
What of Kashamu (the drug barroñ), Shettima (SAS), Fayose (the rogue), Jona Jang etc

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Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Xavier9ja(m): 7:31am On Feb 17, 2015
Realist5:
What of Kashamu (the drug barroñ), Shettima (SAS), Fayose (the rogue), Jona Jang etc
the lists Is endless. bt these are d main 12
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Bifwoli: 7:35am On Feb 17, 2015
GEJ is blameless,spotless and squeeky clean like snow.

Whoever wrote that satanic piece must be drunk or has smoked GMB brand of ganja.
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Soknown: 7:38am On Feb 17, 2015
Xavier9ja:
the lists Is endless. bt these are d main 12
So do you mean there are reserves on the bench ?. Whoo
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Nobody: 7:43am On Feb 17, 2015
Well said, he will never make those mistakes in his next life again.
Re: The 12 Desciples That Damaged GEJ Tenure by Ishilove: 7:50am On Feb 17, 2015

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