In case you are begining to dose off over the false calm of Nigeria's waters let the former Attorney General of the Federation wake you up from your slumber:
[b]“The powers of the President are not exercised territorially. Yar’Adua can exercise his powers anywhere in the world, on the plane, at the meeting of the United Nations or even on his sick bed, as long as he is not incapacitated by the sickness.

“The President can exercise his powers through the vice-president and ministers while on his sick bed and that is what he has been doing. For example, the Chief Justice of Nigeria wrote a letter to the President and copied me that he would be retiring on December 31, that the President of the Court of Appeal has just retired and that their replacements have not been screened by the Senate.

“I sent the letter to the Principal Secretary to the President who transmitted same to the President who approved it and sent it back to me.”

Aondoakaa cautioned opposition leaders against making utterances capable of destabilising the nation, noting that “the powers of the President are embodied in his body. We don’t want to take issue with the opposition. We shall meet in 2011 and they will not succeed.”[/b]

Nigeria is potentially great, but we cannot keep putting ground-walking chickens in charge of our affairs. We need far-sighted hawks that soar in the sky! Remember this saga as you go to the booth in 2011 and say never again.

"The politics of do or die does not dictates who does or dies". . . . . . . . . . Prof. Wole Soyinka on the death of Gani Fawehinmi (SAN) (Urging Politicians to embrace to be peaceful)

"What I say goes n if you don't like it [size=20pt]F-U-C-K [/size] [size=25pt]YOU[/size]"   
----99% of Politicians on Earth.