For the attention of the Jonathanians on President Elect Buhari's decision to bar AIT from his private meetings and family affairs for security reasons;☆ In 2013, two Leadershipnewspaper reporters were detained for days for publishing a presidential directive. Guess who was president then?☆ In 2011, six reporters from The Nation newspaper weredetained for publishing OBJ's letter to GEJ. Guess who was president then?☆ In June 2014, men of the military & SSS seized anddestroyed copies of major National newspapers, stoppingcirculation. Guess who was president then?☆ In March 2015, two Al Jazeera journalists covering elections were held in custody for weeks for no reason. Guess who was president then? . ? ☆ In 2014 AIG Joseph Mbuordered the arrest of AIT journalist Amaechi Anakwe forcalling him controversial. Guesswho was president then? So do the PDP apologists and the GEJites have the moral virtue to jugde the rightness of principlesor conducts Where was the freedom of press in any of the above listed incidences perpetrated under the approval of President Jonathan NOT President Elect Jonathan at those times??

You re dead wrong my friend. The very moment GMB picked up d party's presidential ticket, he ceased to be a private individual, let alone at this moment that he is d president elect. So long as u have indicated interest to run for public office, u remain on d spotlight. You suppose to prepare to handle documentaries that are even more damaging than one of AIT . Many past issues about u would be exhumed and used against ur ambition. When Clinton wanted d White House job, facts that revealed his marijuana escapades in high school cropped up. Also, seriously damaging ads sensitizing Americans against putting a Muslim in d White House, were used against Obama. But such issues would make or mar ur ambition based on ur ability to handling them. The beauty of democracy is that issues like this would eventually enlighten Nigerians and further deepen our democracy, when its exhaustively discussed.