The Middle Belt Patriotic Front has
faulted former President Goodluck
Jonathan over his recent comments at
the US Congress where he reportedly
claimed that religion was tearing the nation apart. Jonathan at the event revealed that his
administration’s political will to halt
impunity in Nigeria led to the
localisation of religious extremism in
the Northeast with occasional killings
in other zones of the North. Jonathan explained further that he also
reached out to the “Muslim Ummah in
Nigeria, His Eminence, the Sultan of
Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar III,” whom he
was able to convince to “publicly
condemn Islamic extremism in Nigeria.” Speaking to journalists in Abuja,
national chairman of the forum, Bishop
Musa Fomson described the statement
by the ex-president as reckless and
unpatriotic. He said, “It was the mindlessness of his
administration that amplified the
schism to a point where persons that
were once neutral learnt to hate
adherents of other faiths. It was
Goodluck Jonathan that made religion and ethnicity into campaign issues in
order to cover the incompetence of his
rule in the quest for re-election.” He accused the former president of
sowing the seeds of division through
his, “ill advised romance with the then
President of the Christian Association of
Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor,
who even ran errand as weapons buyer, and was instrumental to
reducing Christendom into the current
level where whatever CAN has to say
is being second guessed.”

hinwazaka:
www.dailypost.ng/2017/02/07/jonathan-behind-religious-crisis-nigeria-northern-group/

Candycrusher:



No be only Jonathan na lord luggard. Mad people

SalamRushdie:
I think the middle belt and North have lost thier mind.. . In psychology this condition of blaming others for your faults is called PROJECTION

An unconscious self-defence mechanism characterised by a person unconsciously attributing their own issues onto someone or something else as a form of delusion and denial.

A way to blame others for your own negative thoughts by repressing them and then attributing them to someone else. Due to the sorrowful nature of delusion and denial it is very difficult for the target to be able to clarify the reality of the situation.