OBJ'S LETTER AS A LITTER[b][/b]

The difference between Tinubu and Obi is quite easy to decipher. Tinubu built a party from down up until it became a national and a ruling party. Obi had a chance of transforming his APGA party from its regional outlook to a national party. But what did he do? He abandoned the party that earned him a governorship position and decided to be running from pillar to post. Think of Tinubu and Obi hypothetically as start-up business men who were given an equal amount of start up capital to trade in similar merchandise. While Tinubu was able to develop his business into a conglomerate through a step by step approach, Obi was caught marking time unable to grow his business. There is no basis for comparison between Tinubu and Obi because that would not be comparing like with like. Baba OBJ's letter endorsing Obi is the weakest and most 'watery' letter he has written in his history of letter-writting. The letter is at best a litter that ends up in the bin. He's unable to adduce any tangible reason why people must support Obi. He has not even based his argument on performance but rather on whether a candidate is more or less saintly. The tone of his letter even suggests impending godfatherism in an event of Obi presidency.
Afe Babalola is a direct stooge of Saint OBJ. They are one and the same people. Their endorsements for Obi are neither spontaneous nor genuine but rather coordinated preplanned responses. Their endorsement was preplanned to follow one another so it can have some weight. Nigerians can see through their game plan.
There is more to OBJ's letter than meets the eye. For me OBJ's letter is less of an endorsement for Obi but more of a resentment for Tinubu's popularity. OBJ hates smart guys. Tinubu is a smart guy.
This may be OBJ's last letter to the public.
By: Onaolapo Adedeji

And what was your smart guy running to OBJ's house to seek for? I am sorry to say this, but you guys are hypocrites. Just because ObJ refused to endorse your preferred candidate, he is now inconsequential.