I actually lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina for 4 years, soo heeeyyy, and it was the most beautiful place ever, there are not too many black people there so everytime people saw us, they wanted to take pictures with us and everything, it was quite exciting!!

I can't hold brief for OBJ as I'm not in a position to do so. However, he is a relatively crude and unsophisticated with some traits that leaves a lot to be desired.

But I can say a thing or two about Atiku, because I am aware , but that conversation for another day. Abubakar Atiku is potentially, the most corrupt man to walk our land. The only reason his wealth hasn't surpassed IBB's is because he hasn't been president, and his wings were clipped in his second terms as VP. He is incorageous, extremely greedy and power drunk. You guys talk of OBJ, thank God you don't have an Atiku to grapple with as President, and thank God OBJ is seeing to it he never gets there. One day we'll all discover that he has done us a great favour.

The number of house Atiku owns in choice areas in London is only a tip of the iceberg. He will explain to us one day how he acquired oil blocks in Equitorial Guinea and Nigeria that he has sold on and become dollar billionaire in the process,

Atiku commands more clout in the Nigeria press due to his influence borne out of the same curruption, avarice, patronage and greed that we talk about. Therefore, his image is sufficiently laundered so he appears like a 'victim', Victim my foot!!! The only think he'll be a victim off is his greed and ambition.

God forbid a man like this as President.

What I talk about is already public knowledge, known to the EFCC and the presidency. For reasons best known to the authorities, some allegations have been left out. Also, it's often difficult to prove a case of currupt enrichment, even if you're dead certain. I can be living in my fathers house, know full well he owns the house, but be unable to prove it, because ours is a nation of front men and front companies.

The battle between OBJ and Atiku is probarbly a case of dishonour amongst thieves, therefore Atiku does not get my sympathy. As I will not shed tears should a notorious gang leader decides to 'take out' his rival, I will not loose sleep over this issue as the ultimate benefit is to the masses. If Atiku goes down, it's one less thief to worry about. OBJ's day will come. Whatever process takes them out of the picture gets my support.

We need a new dawn in Nigeria, driven by younger, dynamic people, not the master riggers (in ACD and PDP) distorting the political landscape as leaders. Isn't it an irony. Atiku is a billlionaire, do doubt. Even he suggests that in speeches he's made in the past. So can he tell the world where the money came from. That much he owes the country. I was infuriated by his recent story of N31,000 seed money!! At least, with OBJ, his companies are well documented even if there are questions to be answered.

Atiku (Turaki Vanguard, ACD, PDP, AD - soon ANPP I'm told)!! Come on. Doesn't that in itself speak volumes about the man. Leadership requires principle, not the grab and dominate habit of this discondant and greedy number No2. He lacks character.

I just can't imagine Dick Cheney or John Prescot taking on the president in the US or prime minister in the UK, or joining / forming a rival party whilst still being VP. This will not even happen in Ghana or SA. Let him step down in a principled manner and take on the president with the evidence at his disposal. Why do leaders in this country find it so hard to resign out of principle!! We sure need men and women of character. Like Gani said, tAtiku's resignation will go a long way in fostering his credibility.

Brother, I am impressed. Have you got more pics to post on the net? I am dying to see them, You should create a website where you post some of the pics to show to the outside world that Lagos (at least in parts) has improved.