@kobojunkie I hav no comments 4 u or how else wld u react 2 somone who goes abt reviewin other peoples comments in a condolence register.

As a hand-selected "president", whose only function in office was to ensure that the financial crimes of his predecessor went unpunished, Yar Adua was a great success.   That predecessor, Mr. Obasanjo, whose most notable theft comprised the entire 16 billion dollar fund allocated for the provision of electricity to Nigeria, walks a free man today in large measure due to his choice of a terminal patient as a successor.

As a national leader, Yar Adua was an absolute, unmitigated failure.  Starting with his numerous "state of emergency" declarations regarding the total absence of electricity in Nigeria, to his numerous foreign trips to seek medical help for his terminal illness, Yar Adua was a classic study in the art of failure, promise delivery and inaction.

If there is any justice in the hereafter, Yar Adua will be placed on a constantly running treadmill, upon which he will walk with the slow deliberate cadence for which he was known during his "life", pausing every 500 years or so to issue yet another state of emergency declaration before resuming his eternal walk that will continue uninterrupted until hell freezes over.

Good bye and good riddance, Yar Adua, you will be missed by your greedy, cunning wife alone, but only because your final departure has deprived her of her lifetime ambition to become First Lady and Looter in Chief.  As a final prayer, may the Great Election Rigger in the Sky ensure that the likes of Yar Adua NEVER get shoe-horned into power as Nigerian president again.   Amen.

RIP Umoru, may you pick a better wife if you come back to this world again. Amin

Adios, Late President Yar' Adua, King and Pawn of Mightly and Lowly Men

Fare thee well in the land of your ancestors.

Accept my condolence (Yar'Adua's family). It is a pity

Oro nla le daaa!
Eeeee! Oronla leda

Eyin te pomo eye tejeodagba Oro nla le da,


May God grant us all the fortitude to bear the loss.

Rest In Peace Yar' Adua

Honestly, I dont know what the big deal is all about.

His death is still one of the best things that has happened to Nigerians! It would have been better if it happened sonner sef, like 3yrs ago!

Anyway sha, I wish him a peaceful rest!

@ Kosovo! Stop quoting things without reason. Who said his death was untimely

http://www.thepresidency.gov.za/show.asp?include=president/pr/2010/pr05061257.htm&ID=2119&type=pr

President Jacob Zuma extends condolences on the passing away of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar'Adua
6 May 2010

President Jacob Zuma has today (6 May 2010) joined the international community in extending the heartfelt condolences of the government and the people of the Republic of South Africa to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, and the government and the people of Nigeria, following the untimely death of President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua last night.

President Zuma said that "I learnt with shock and sadness of the news of the passing away of my brother, President Yar'Adua. On behalf of the Government and people of South Africa, I wish to extend my deepest sympathies and condolences to the family and relatives of President Yar'Adua, the government and the people of this great African nation, Nigeria, as well as the broader ECOWAS community".

“Our thoughts and prayers are with the Nigerian people as you grieve the loss of an outstanding son of the soil. Be assured, my dear brother that your loss is felt beyond your borders and may you find comfort and solace in the knowledge that South Africa is with you during this difficult time”.

South Africa and Nigeria enjoy cordial and fraternal bilateral relations forged throughout the years of the struggle for Africa’s decolonisation. These fraternal relations were significantly further consolidated during Africa’s collective efforts at modernising the continent through NEPAD and other AU programmes.

During his Presidency, President Yar’Adua played a seminal role in the reconstruction and development of Nigeria and advancing Nigeria’s role in the community of nations. It is South Africa’s wish that the leadership of Nigeria will do everything in its power to ensure that this African country forges ahead with the vision of President Yar'Adua to make Africa and the world a better place to live in.

For more information, contact Spokersperson to the President, Vincent Magwenya, on
+27 72 715 0024.

Issued by
The Presidency
Union Buildings
Pretoria

6 May 2010

Una still cry over the dead man?
Foolish nigerians

Jakumo:

As a hand-selected "president", whose only function in office was to ensure that the financial crimes of his predecessor went unpunished, Yar Adua was a great success.   That predecessor, Mr. Obasanjo, whose most notable theft comprised the entire 16 billion dollar fund allocated for the provision of electricity to Nigeria, walks a free man today in large measure due to his choice of a terminal patient as a successor.

As a national leader, Yar Adua was an absolute, unmitigated failure.  Starting with his numerous "state of emergency" declarations regarding the total absence of electricity in Nigeria, to his numerous foreign trips to seek medical help for his terminal illness, Yar Adua was a classic study in the art of failure, promise delivery and inaction.

If there is any justice in the hereafter, Yar Adua will be placed on a constantly running treadmill, upon which he will walk with the slow deliberate cadence for which he was known during his "life", pausing every 500 years or so to issue yet another state of emergency declaration before resuming his eternal walk that will continue uninterrupted until hell freezes over.

Good bye and good riddance, Yar Adua, you will be missed by your greedy, cunning wife alone, but only because your final departure has deprived her of her lifetime ambition to become First Lady and Looter in Chief.  As a final prayer, may the Great Election Rigger in the Sky ensure that the likes of Yar Adua NEVER get shoe-horned into power as Nigerian president again.   Amen.

senseless. I thought good grammar was a sign of good reasoning.

Like any other mortal, you came, saw and played your own part. May your gentle soul Rest in Peace. Amen.

Akanbi_edu:

senseless. I thought good grammar was a sign of good reasoning.

Abeg waka pass, I know you for this place, we know who send you come, he uses his grammer to say the truth you use yours to twist the truth, abeg gerrout

RIP sir

marvix: @kobojunkie i hav no comments 4 u or how else wld u react 2 somone who goes abt reviewing other peoples comments in a condolence register.

condolence register i laugh in swahilli

Poor man- he was taken advantage of up until his death, its good to surround yourself with people who have your best interests at heart
RIP Yaradua

Yaradua as president was a monumental failure like his predecessors; just as Nigeria is a failed state. Better gone to have some little rest!

A good man too soon gone for some, a bit late for others.

May you rest in piece cuz that is what you need now, so much troubles while u where dead-alive.

He was a good man; surrounded by crooks and sycophants.

May his good soul rest in peace; the crooks and sycophants, well,, the good die young.

^^^ He had a good heart abi? Lol.

Man can't pospone evil day; sleep well Oh! Architect of amnesty. Adieu!

He was a true gentleman and someone that had dreams for Nigeria.
But at the end of the day he was the most incompetent leader Nigeria ever had.

He was not strong enough to control his own family and aides, that's weakness.
He probably had a conscience, tried as much as possible to use his own moral values to govern Nigeria.
Being a bad leader is not a sin, it's a weakness.

A good human being, a bad leader. . .
RIP . . . may your dreams for Nigeria come to pass.

May His Soul rest in peace

Go get some rest sir!!

Let everyone remember the last day, do the right thing at all time.

Part of me is mournful and sorrowful about this death while part of me is happy that this guy that traumatized our nation since November last year is gone.

r.i.p

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Well Yaradu is a great mad but surrounding my in great nigreian

RIP Mr President, I have witness in my heart that you would have at least tried but your failing health did not give you a fighting chance.
At the end of the day you are still a father and a husband and I know that your family will miss you dearly.

Still don't understand why they wanted you to remain inspite of your poor health but I guess we will never understand.

Farewell,