OBJ I believe is d luckiest man on earth cos since his controversial letter to Gej.he is d only man I know to have known what peoples tribute on him will be when he is gone.he witness Mandela's own and I guess he knows his on will be super.especially from d likes of iyabo,gbenga and even from the comments to his letter.like pot calling kettle black,take d message and forget d sender(but why forgeting d sender)

OBJ I believe is d luckiest man on earth cos since his controversial letter to Gej.he is d only man I know to have known what peoples tribute on him will be when he is gone.he witness Mandela's own and I guess he knows his on will be super.especially from d likes of iyabo,gbenga and even from the comments to his letter.like pot calling kettle black,take d message and forget d sender(but why forgeting d sender)

they need d states so they will stop sponsoring dem and so BH will end and wen it ends GEJ have tackled it and will vote him for tackling bokoharam and he will win 2015.

A progressive

“The only vice that cannot be forgiven is
hypocrisy. The repentance of a hypocrite is
itself hypocrisy.”
~ William Hazlitt
It arrived like a bolt out of the blue.
When a former president writes an eighteen
page letter to a sitting president, the world
must sit up and take note. After reading the
letter written by the former president of
Nigeria, General Aremu Olusegun Obasanjo
to the incumbent president, Mr. Goodluck
Ebele Jonathan, only an unpatriotic and a
self serving Nigerian would deny that most
of what was contained therein is the truth. I
have personally read that letter five times
and my conclusion is, what is new? There
was nothing that General Obasanjo wrote
that is new, unheard of or that has not been
said by many other patriotic Nigerians. The
only difference this time is that those same
truths have now been openly said by the
man who foisted an incompetent Jonathan
on Nigerians.
I will not dwell on the contents of the letter
as many other writers have done justice to
it. I would rather take our letter writing
former president down memory lane. Don’t
get it twisted, we are not going down an old
memory lane, rather we will look at the
recent 8 year tenure of our former president
turned scribe.
Now, Dear General–Your letter started with
your party and how the current president’s
action is destabilizing your rag tag but
organized agglomeration of rent seeking
leeches called the PDP. Recall sir, how you
dealt with dissents and those whose faces
you no longer wanted in the PDP?
Remember Audu Ogbeh? Remember
Barnabas Gemade? Do not forget how you
foisted your garrison politics on Oyo state
using an illiterate and uneducated thug, the
late Lamidi Adedibu. You must have
forgotten how 8 out of twenty five members
of the Plateau State house of Assembly tried
to Impeach Governor Joshua Dariye in
October 2006.
Let me jog your
fading memory, sir. I
understand that with
age, people tend
towards senility and
forgetfulness. On the
10th July, 2003, a
sitting governor was
kidnapped, after you
tacitly gave your
blessings for his
police orderly to be
withdrawn. Oh yes!
Dr. Chris Ngige was
the governor of
Anambra state who
was kidnapped by
thugs under the
watchful eyes of the
younger brother of
Chris Ubah, the
uneducated,
unschooled and brash
younger brother of your Man Friday, Andy
Ubah. The state house was torched and
razed down and violence was unleashed on
that State. You chose to look the other way,
didn’t you? Meanwhile the governor was a
member of your party, wasn’t he? Isn’t it
obvious that you truly love your party, dear
General Olusegun Obasanjo?! You eventually
made Anambra State ungovernable and you
were only too happy to cede the state to the
opposition APGA.
In your “private” letter to your now
recalcitrant successor, you were
unequivocally against his contesting for a
second term because “he made a promise”.
Well, generality of Nigerians aren’t privy to
secrets within your cult-like band of national
plunderers, the PDP. But may I remind you
sir, that you actively pursued a third term
option, using a kangaroo constitutional
amendment? You were only displaced by the
courageous act of some prominent people
within and outside your government. You
want to speak about ‘honour’? How
‘honourable’ were you when you planned to
remain in office beyond your tenure,
spending billions in bribing senators to
amend the constitution, just so that your
selfish interests be served?
You also berated the fedora hatted nitwit
you helped foist on Nigerians for working
with opposition political parties against the
good of his party. Like I said, few people
tend to get senile and forgetful as they grow
older, especially if they don’t know their true
biological age. But may I remind you of your
pact with the southwest governors of the
now defunct AD? Haha! Now you
remember… You were intent on gaining
political relevance which you never had and
you never will have in your geopolitical
region. Well the rest as they say is history.
You outfoxed most of those governors
because of their political naivety except the
indefatigable Bola Tinubu who saw through
your cunning and deceit.
Let me remind you sir, that the ‘Jagaban’ of
a man beat you at your own game because
he had a tango with another of your ilk and
he saw through your plans. Tinubu was the
arrowhead of NADECO, a coalition of
democrats who stood against the most
tyrannical despot that ever lived in the
history of Nigeria, General Sani Abacha, to
the detriment of their lives, businesses,
families and other interests. I am sure you
underrated the man because you were
mostly incarcerated, while at the risk of his
life, he was crossing swords with your
conqueror. I am therefore at a loss as to
why you are angry at your anointed for
cavorting with opposition political parties.
Jonathan is merely taking a cue from your
political playbook of garrison and jungle
politics, where nothing is sacred as long as
you are able to get what you want, at
whatever cost.
In your highly “secret” letter, you were also
cross with your protégé for denying the
people of Port Harcourt (Rivers State) a
massive water project due to them. That is
very patriotic coming from you, sir. But let
me quickly remind you how you denied the
same people of Rivers State their authentic
Governor. Have you forgotten your famous
‘K-leg’ speech? It was until the Supreme
Court overruled your despotic action, that
the same Amaechi got what rightly belongs
to him.
Also talking about using presidential fiat to
deny federating states their due, have you
forgotten how you illegally denied Lagos
State the funds due to the State? Not even
the Supreme Court judgment that deemed
your action illegal could change your
waspish mindset. Those allocations were
held until your successor released them,
several years after.
General sir, you also advised your protégé
against seeing critics as enemies! I know
you have always fancied yourself a (failed)
comedian, but I didn’t know you could also
double as a clownish jester whenever you
wished. Such advise coming from you is not
only bizarre, but I consider it a very silly
thing to do. At the Ikeja cantonment, after
several Lagosians had lost their lives due to
a chain of bomb blasts, you must have
forgotten your retort. Let me remind you
once more. When a few of the mourners
wailed beside you, your riposte was: “shut
up…..I didn’t even need to be here”. Those
were Nigerians, real human beings. Some of
them actually voted for you. Indeed you
loved and accepted criticisms during your
tenure! If I hear!!!
I could go on and on, but unlike you, I am
not an old retired general with billions
siphoned away, having all the time to write
an eighteen page epistle. I must move on
now to earn my daily bread under such
unbearable circumstances as created by you
and your bunch of incompetent successors.
But let me close by saying, when you create
a monster, there is a likelihood of such a
monster outgrowing you and possibly
annihilating you.
You were so angry that you couldn’t get a
third presidential term in office, you decided
to force an infirm and a nincompoop on
Nigerians. Your plan was to exploit their
weaknesses so as to enable you continue to
wield power, albeit behind the scenes. What
you failed to realise is that history is replete
with such actions and that it ALWAYS
backfires on whoever set it in motion.
Maybe you never thought the infirm will
eventually die, because it is glaring that the
nincompoop you handpicked to become his
deputy is not only inept and incompetent, he
is also very corrupt. He had been indicted in
2006 by a panel you set up and which was
headed by the then head of EFCC, Mallam
Nuhu Ribadu. But in your usually vengeful
and dubious manner, you made him the Vice
President against all known wisdom and
judgment.
Like William Hazlitt quoted at the beginning
of this thesis, ”The only vice that cannot be
forgiven is hypocrisy. The repentance of a
hypocrite is itself hypocrisy.”
What you failed to realise sir, is that when a
man is promoted beyond his level of
competence, not even God can help him.
Isn’t that why Jonathan is so clannish and
defensive? Accuse Jonathan with facts and
figures and the next thing you hear is, “oh!
they are persecuting me because I am an
Ijaw man from a minority tribe”. How does
being a minority excuse incompetence and
blatant pillaging of the national treasury?
Like I earlier averred, Jonathan your protégé
is taking his cue from your copybook and
having surrounded himself with other men
of despicable character and shady
intentions, he has not only out-performed
you in ignominy, he has obliterated every
record know to man in thievery, stealing and
official scam. There is a yourba saying that
goes: “Eni a la jo, la ju” (when we take after
a man, the tendency is to outperform him in
all ramifications)
But president Jonathan should remember
that history also teaches us that men like
him not only end up badly, they are forever
a byword in the footnote of obnoxious and
unwanted history.
A word is enough for the wise.
I am Ayo Oyalowo.

Mandela died everyone is praising him.Obasanjo tho alive wrote just a letter to Gej, see d reactions.eg he is a bad man but take d content of d letter,pot calling kettle black,letter from a devil,self provocative,he is d mentor of Gej,he is d initiator of all d corrupt practices,he was worse Dan Gej.wot could he b thinking will be people tribute when he dies

Mandela died everyone is praising him.Obasanjo tho alive wrote just a letter to Gej, see d reactions.eg he is a bad man but take d content of d letter,pot calling kettle black,letter from a devil,self provocative,he is d mentor of Gej,he is d initiator of all d corrupt practices,he was worse Dan Gej.wot could he b thinking will be people tribute when he dies

In the buck passing in regard to the public
concern about the growing spate of
corruption in the country and failure of the
dispensation to battle the scourge, Speaker
of the House of Representatives, Honourable
Aminu Tambuwal, blame the Jonathan
administration for the irredeemable turn
corruption has taken. He thinks that the fight
against official graft has lost momentum due
largely to the fact that President Goodluck
Jonathan would rather set up committees to
investigate corruption cases than refer them
to the Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission—EFCC— for prompt action.He
forgets to mention that there are several
cases of corruption allegations referred to
the Lamorde-led EFCC that have not seen
the light of day. He forgets also to mention
that the EFCC lawyers were whacking up
cases referred to the commission, until some
of them were found out and sacked. All the
corruption cases investigated by the House
Committees including those involving Hon.
Farouk Lawan and Herman Hembe, to
mention a few, that are yet to be
satisfactorily and effectively disposed off are
presumed to be Jonathan’s fault. Former
Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr.
Dimeji Bankole, was chased about like a
common criminal right from the day he left
office by the EFCC. What has become of the
corruption case involving him? Perhaps,
President Jonathan prevailed on the EFCC
and the courts to drop all charges against
Mr. Bankole. What about the rot in the
judiciary—about allegations that some
multi-million naira assets and fat bank
accounts have been traced to some judges
of the courts? What about allegations that
members of the House do collect bribes
from agencies of state to pass legislations,
such as police budget and the Securities
Exchange Commission’s Act, for instance?
Are all these episodes of unresolved
corruption issues to be blamed on the
Executive arm of government headed by the
Presidency?What about issues of criminal
legislations initiated by the House of Reps
under the leadership of Hon. Tambuwal,
such as the ongoing attempt by the House
to pass a bill authorizing members to
operate foreign bank accounts; a move that
has been described as a legislative strategy
to legitimize money laundering? Is this also
the fault of President Jonathan? Where and
to whom will Aminu Tambuwal pass the
buck of the corruption episodes in the
legislature?What discerning minds have
come to appreciate is not that Jonathan as
President should usurp the powers and
functions of agencies and organs of
government in the bid to stamp out
corruption from the body politic, but that
incremental wrong doings overtime with an
entrenched culture of impunity nurtured and
nourished by the military has made
corruption, in our time, to spiral out of
control.
The Jonathan dispensation, it has been
contended, merely created the libertine
ambience for corrupt practices to be fully
exposed, as never before when Heads of
State used to cover up for their cronies and
protégés and allow only enemies who fall
foul of the law to face the full wrath of the
anti-graft agencies. What can be stated
unambiguously is that the Jonathan
government allowed corrupt practices to be
fully exposed.Nigerians, today, have a long
list of corrupt people in the corridor of
power including the legislature and the
judiciary as well as the financial services
sector. Let Tambuwal and the defecting
governors not be deceived that they can
escape the wrath of the people when the
bubble burst on the strength of their
capacity to pass the buck to Goodluck
Jonathan. Everybody, including past heads
of state, is blaming the President for all the
woes and corruption problems inundating
the country. People who should know better,
who are themselves part of the network of
corruption, are creating the wrong
impression that if all the blames for failure
of the anti-graft war were heaped upon the
President, they would be spared the anger of
the people in the likely event of civil
rebellion.Governor Adams Oshiomhole of
Edo State once warned that the way the
political class is running the affairs of the
country, they may not receive the support of
the people if democracy in the country
comes under threat. When Oshiomhole
spoke, he never made excuses for himself.
He was lamenting the deficit of credible
political practice by the state actors—their
lack of integrity, their corruption and
profligacy, and their general inability to
deliver service to the people.My point is not
that the President should be spared where
and when he errs. My point is that the buck
passing going on now, as if the affairs of
state are the sole responsibility of Goodluck
Jonathan, is in bad faith. Aminu Tambuwal
should not delude himself that Nigerians
have a high opinion of the House of Reps
which he superintends. Corruption issues
are glossed over in the legislature as it is
treated with a dignified nonchalance by the
other arms of government.Tambuwal should
be honest and tell the world the truth about
corruption episodes in the country—that
corruption is defended and protected on the
platform of ethnicity. That is why no head of
state has been able to deal with it frontally.
General Murtala Mohammed who tried to
deal with corruption issues in the military
and the civil service constructively, did not
quite understand the trajectory and
networking of corruption, and did not know
what hit him in the process.Corruption
issues can be uprooted in the country
mainly by taking the battle away from the
centre to the federating units through
devolution of power and fiscal federalism,
the way it was at the birth and early days of
nationhood. Smash the centre and give
economic power to the zonal or regional
power blocks and corruption battle will shift
from the centre to the component units,
where the dead would have to bury the dead
until kinsmen can shout “enough is enough”
and tell themselves to stop killing one
another and use the commonwealth for the
development of the fatherland for the benefit
and happiness of all.Tambuwal should work
for a decentralized Nigeria, a fiscal federal
structure, a country where the people and
their sensibilities, rather than the whims and
narrow self-interest of the few who happen
to be in control, dictate and drive state
affairs. That is the time any head of state
can launch a serious offensive against
corruption.

The photo above has since generated a
buzz since it found its’ way to the
blogosphere yesterday.
According to reports, the Perfected Praise
Singers, a popular gospel band in Lagos,
were leading a worship session at R.C.C.G
Ebute Metta in Lagos when the ‘angel’ was
spotted.
Some kids were
snapping pictures of
them with their Ipad
(4 – 10years Old Children) only for one of
them to get home and discover an ‘Angel’
was there with them at the church.Many
claim that the photo was probably photo-
shopped but many more others insist the
photo wasn’t photo shopped and that the
story can be verified from the church.
What do you think?

The photo above has since generated a
buzz since it found its’ way to the
blogosphere yesterday.
According to reports, the Perfected Praise
Singers, a popular gospel band in Lagos,
were leading a worship session at R.C.C.G
Ebute Metta in Lagos when the ‘angel’ was
spotted.
Some kids were
snapping pictures of
them with their Ipad
(4 – 10years Old Children) only for one of
them to get home and discover an ‘Angel’
was there with them at the church.Many
claim that the photo was probably photo-
shopped but many more others insist the
photo wasn’t photo shopped and that the
story can be verified from the church.
What do you think?

Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi, on
Wednesday lambasted the protest organised
by the All Progressives Congress (APC) over
the outcome of Anambra governorship
election, describing the action as not only
“unwise but foolish”.
Obi who spoke at Alex Ekwueme’s Square
where he distributed 280 brand new vehicles
to Directors of the local government system
and 80 buses to local councils, said as far
as he is concerned, the governorship
election is over.
He wondered why people without origin in
Anambra, would believe that their own party
deserved to win the election.
According to him, those who went to protest
in Abuja did so because of selfish reasons,
not because they love Anambra people.
“How many Anambra people participated in
the Abuja protest over the election,” Obi
quipped.
“To make the matter
worse, some of the
home states of those
who filed out in
protest against
Anambra election, are
burning and they
could not proffer
solution to the
problem.”
“How, as outsiders,
would you weep more
than the bereaved,”
he asked rhetorically.
On the governor-
elect, Willie Obiano,
Obi said he has no
agreement with him
and does not require
anything from him.
“Fortunately, he has
more enough personal wealth before coming
to contest the governorship election; and so,
my advice to him is: serve the people. I have
no agreement with him. I don’t need
anything from him”.
Obi praised Anambra people for voting for
continuous progress of the state and for its
future.

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Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi, on
Wednesday lambasted the protest organised
by the All Progressives Congress (APC) over
the outcome of Anambra governorship
election, describing the action as not only
“unwise but foolish”.
Obi who spoke at Alex Ekwueme’s Square
where he distributed 280 brand new vehicles
to Directors of the local government system
and 80 buses to local councils, said as far
as he is concerned, the governorship
election is over.
He wondered why people without origin in
Anambra, would believe that their own party
deserved to win the election.
According to him, those who went to protest
in Abuja did so because of selfish reasons,
not because they love Anambra people.
“How many Anambra people participated in
the Abuja protest over the election,” Obi
quipped.
“To make the matter
worse, some of the
home states of those
who filed out in
protest against
Anambra election, are
burning and they
could not proffer
solution to the
problem.”
“How, as outsiders,
would you weep more
than the bereaved,”
he asked rhetorically.
On the governor-
elect, Willie Obiano,
Obi said he has no
agreement with him
and does not require
anything from him.
“Fortunately, he has
more enough personal wealth before coming
to contest the governorship election; and so,
my advice to him is: serve the people. I have
no agreement with him. I don’t need
anything from him”.
Obi praised Anambra people for voting for
continuous progress of the state and for its
future.

Few weeks after Governor Peter Obi of
Anambra State presented official cars to
judges, magistrates, permanent secretaries,
directors in the state civil service, traditional
rulers, among others, he has presented 110
vehicles to the local governments in the
state.
Eighty vehicles were for heads of service
and directors in the local government
service, while 30 were poll vehicles for the
21 local governments and vehicles for
Traditional Rulers Council, market leaders,
youth councils, Asatu men and women
leaders.
Speaking at the official handover of the
vehicles to the beneficiaries at Ekwueme
Square, Governor Obi said it was part of
measures put in place to re-build human
infrastructure in the state. He advised the
recipients to reciprocate the gesture by
increasing their productivity and output for
the overall good of the state.
Governor Obi, who vowed to continue
working till his handover date on March 17,
2014 said that what his government lined
up for the state would continue to inspire
the people of the state to love the state and
have faith and trust in government. “As I
speak, we are taking delivery of over 25,000
computers for schools in Anambra State,
which we have fully paid for. We have also
concluded plans to start the Three Arms
Zone, Nnewi Shopping Mall and more roads.
“Though these projects will cost billions of
naira, we already have the money set aside.
The N100 million cash given to Paul
University and Madonna University would be
extended to other private or church-owned
universities in Anambra State.
“This is besides the N5 billion we recently
made available to our state university,
Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu
University recently,” Governor Obi stated.
On the ongoing recruitment of 7,000 civil
servants in the state, Governor Obi said his
government had the money to pay them for
two years, which is about N5 billion secured
in the bank in order not to encumber the
incoming governo

Few weeks after Governor Peter Obi of
Anambra State presented official cars to
judges, magistrates, permanent secretaries,
directors in the state civil service, traditional
rulers, among others, he has presented 110
vehicles to the local governments in the
state.
Eighty vehicles were for heads of service
and directors in the local government
service, while 30 were poll vehicles for the
21 local governments and vehicles for
Traditional Rulers Council, market leaders,
youth councils, Asatu men and women
leaders.
Speaking at the official handover of the
vehicles to the beneficiaries at Ekwueme
Square, Governor Obi said it was part of
measures put in place to re-build human
infrastructure in the state. He advised the
recipients to reciprocate the gesture by
increasing their productivity and output for
the overall good of the state.
Governor Obi, who vowed to continue
working till his handover date on March 17,
2014 said that what his government lined
up for the state would continue to inspire
the people of the state to love the state and
have faith and trust in government. “As I
speak, we are taking delivery of over 25,000
computers for schools in Anambra State,
which we have fully paid for. We have also
concluded plans to start the Three Arms
Zone, Nnewi Shopping Mall and more roads.
“Though these projects will cost billions of
naira, we already have the money set aside.
The N100 million cash given to Paul
University and Madonna University would be
extended to other private or church-owned
universities in Anambra State.
“This is besides the N5 billion we recently
made available to our state university,
Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu
University recently,” Governor Obi stated.
On the ongoing recruitment of 7,000 civil
servants in the state, Governor Obi said his
government had the money to pay them for
two years, which is about N5 billion secured
in the bank in order not to encumber the
incoming governor

Few weeks after Governor Peter Obi of
Anambra State presented official cars to
judges, magistrates, permanent secretaries,
directors in the state civil service, traditional
rulers, among others, he has presented 110
vehicles to the local governments in the
state.
Eighty vehicles were for heads of service
and directors in the local government
service, while 30 were poll vehicles for the
21 local governments and vehicles for
Traditional Rulers Council, market leaders,
youth councils, Asatu men and women
leaders.
Speaking at the official handover of the
vehicles to the beneficiaries at Ekwueme
Square, Governor Obi said it was part of
measures put in place to re-build human
infrastructure in the state. He advised the
recipients to reciprocate the gesture by
increasing their productivity and output for
the overall good of the state.
Governor Obi, who vowed to continue
working till his handover date on March 17,
2014 said that what his government lined
up for the state would continue to inspire
the people of the state to love the state and
have faith and trust in government. “As I
speak, we are taking delivery of over 25,000
computers for schools in Anambra State,
which we have fully paid for. We have also
concluded plans to start the Three Arms
Zone, Nnewi Shopping Mall and more roads.
“Though these projects will cost billions of
naira, we already have the money set aside.
The N100 million cash given to Paul
University and Madonna University would be
extended to other private or church-owned
universities in Anambra State.
“This is besides the N5 billion we recently
made available to our state university,
Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu
University recently,” Governor Obi stated.
On the ongoing recruitment of 7,000 civil
servants in the state, Governor Obi said his
government had the money to pay them for
two years, which is about N5 billion secured
in the bank in order not to encumber the
incoming governor

we know there plan.Tinubu next agenda will be to tell us to vote Muslim as president who they must put as there candidate with the reason that Jonathan already is a Christian.

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many anti GEJ are Neva happy wen dey see someone else is at peace with him.cos he brought back Asari from detention dey have gone to d extent of bringing back more than a year old statements of asari as if it just hapend last month.I no fit shout ooooo

Tony!!!!!!!!!""

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