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One Nigeria! Nigeria can't and won't divide

donmalcolm21:
That is a real woman not these berem, obiaghelli and Ngene Ukwuenu women wannabe

Those you mentioned are just bunch of e-noise makers.

Goddex:
[size=14pt]OBJ is practically describing himself[/size]

My point exactly.

ilugunboy:
The other truth is......whatever Nigeria is today...OBJ cannot be absolve of blames....in actual fact, he would take a huge chunk of the blame.

More like a case of a pot calling the kettle black.

ilugunboy:
As simple as that.....

LOL!!!

yunglykmine:
He was also guilty of most of the allegations while he was in power.

Gbam!

The punch lines -
“when the head is rotten, the whole body is useless”

"The economy is in doldrums, if not in reverse,” he said".


“As a leader, you must not deliberately do evil or condone evil. You should know that you will one day give account to God, you may cover up here, but before God, there is no cover up.”

Obasanjo is an Hypocrites on this one.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has again torn at President Goodluck Jonathan, saying Nigerian democracy remained at risk due to the action of the present administration.

Speaking at a book Launch in honour of the pioneer chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission, ICPC, Mustapha Akanbi‎, in Abuja, Mr. Obasanjo, who is the Chairman of the occasion, said the president should stop encouraging ‘verbal violence which may not physically hurt but has ways of degenerating into physical violence’.

Mr. Obasanjo said the greatest indictment against any administration is to be seen trying to destroy opposition of all sort‎s which invariably mean destroying democracy.

“Management of democracy without resorting to brute force and dictatorial tendencies must be cultivated,” the former President said.

“As a leader, you must not deliberately do evil or condone evil. You should know that you will one day give account to God, you may cover up here, but before God, there is no cover up.”

The former president also spoke at lenght on the President’s handling of the Boko Haram insurgency, ‎corruption, the economy and youth unemployment.
On insecurity, Mr. Obasanjo said Boko Haram is not out to “frustrate anyone’s political efforts” and lamented that it took Mr. Jonathan the years to ‎fully understand the menace.

On corruption, Mr. Obasanjo said, “when the head is rotten, the whole body is useless”

On the economy, he said Nigeria would continue to sink deeper and that what Nigerians are told about the state of the economy “is not truly what the economy is”.

“The economy is in doldrums, if not in reverse,” he said.

Mr. Obasanjo’s latest attack on the President is coming seven days after he rated Mr. Jonathan’s performance as below average.

The former president had spoken last weekend in Abeokuta while addressing book writers as part of activities marking the Ake Arts and Book Festival.

“I rate this current administration below average,” Mr. Obasanjo said in response to a question about Mr. Jonathan’s performance.

The former president also said he deserved credit for helping an individual from a minority tribe become Nigeria’s President.

“Rather than take blame for bringing Jonathan to power, I should be taking credit,” he added

The Nigerian presidency responded Sunday, slamming Mr. Obasanjo and describing his rating as untrue and misleading.

In a statement in Abuja, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Public Affairs, Doyin Okupe, said Mr. Obasanjo’s rating was at variance “with the facts on the ground”.

Mr. Okupe said President Jonathan had performed so well that “in terms of performance and achievements, no administration since 1960 when Nigeria gained independence from Britain, has done as much as that of President Jonathan”.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/171903-breaking-obasanjo-bombs-jonathan-says-presidents-evil-actions-destroying-nigerian-democracy.html

Okay!! I can't wait.
But it seems Buhari and his supporters are so desperate.

Crazy Courses.

What's MTN and First Bank doing on that list?

RIP to him.

So what do we call a situation where you asked a girl out, she refused and said she wants you as 'just a friend'... Along the line, she kisses you, romances you and even spend time with you (not the demanding kinda lady) and she still stood her ground on 'Just Friends'...?

Rich4god:
Some people call Him... "The Hand that breaketh Iron"...

And more people even still call Him "Arugbo Ojo" (Ancient Of Days).

The twist behind this Boko Haram issue is getting more complicated, so many people seems to have a hand in it.

aze:
Op weldone

Many thanks Bro.

adeitoro:
Nnaa... that Sir Nnamdi Azikiwe stage at Urualla's polical rally, na die.

Op God bless you for bringing such memories back to this present generation.

Amen and you too.
Nnamdi stage: Those were the political days in Nigeria when the power of love still reigns over the love of power.. Not what we see these days.

Lagos town meeting presumed before independence.

Cheering Ghanaians wave from the deck of a ship in port Lagos, Feb 2, 1983 as they prepare to sail back to their country following Nigeria's expulsion of an estimated 2million non-citizens.

Funmilayo Ransome Kuti addressing a crowd in the 50s.

A member of the Northern House of Assembly arrives at a meeting with Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Philip, 1956.

Northern House of Assembly (Lugard Hall) Kaduna.

Calarba Airport - Nigeria.

Nnamdi Azikiwe's political campaign in 1959.

Nigeria Airways Plane spotted, abandoned and to be dismantled.

Daily Times Headline - October 18, 1965.

Nigeria Police Force, 1970s.

MKO Abiola and Nelson Mandela.

Late Mrs. Stella Obasanjo made series of fearless campaigns for the release her then imprisoned husband, Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo.

MKO Abiola leaving a black Maria van under heavy armed guards.

Nnamdi Azikiwe announced before the federal elections that his party does not like the design of the National flag, and also plan to change it.