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A youth group, under the auspices of Youths Ask
for Goodluck Again (YAGA), has said that
President Goodluck Jonathan, had reduced the
vexed problem of unemployment in Nigeria by 20
per cent.
The group also said there has been deliberate
effort by Jonathan to check issue of nepotism
and marginalisation, which characterised federal
appointments in Nigeria.
Director General of YAGA, . Abayomi Ogunnowo,
at an interactive forum in Abuja, during the
weekend, urged President Jonathan to seek re-
election in 2015, based on his development
strides in key sectors of the economy.
Ogunnowo, said Jonathan deserves re-election,
as his unbiased disposition to politics had over
these few years, strengthened the country’s
democracy.
He, however, said the South-East and South-
West ge-political zones ,had been worst hit by
the pattern of inequality and selective
marginalisation, particularly negating the federal
character principle in the civil service.
He said despite criticisms, the President has
been very tolerant of the opposition and never
acted in an overbearing manner towards other
political leaders adding that the curbing of
militancy in the South-South region brought
about 50 per cent increase in oil production in
the country.
“Before President Jonathan took office,the
distribution of federal resources, followed a
disturbing pattern of inequality and selective
marginalisation,depending on which geopolitical
region controlled the Federal Government.
“Arguably,the most marginalised was the South
East geopolitical region,as a consequence of the
outcome of the Biafran war. But the Niger Delta
region also had a serious deficit in federal
infrastructures as well,”he stated.
Ogunnowo also carpeted some Northern political
elites who had mounted serious opposition
against Jonathan,saying all what the north did
while in the saddle of leadership were
incomparable to what Jonathan has achieved
these few years.
He said,”Contrary to the shrill political
grandstanding of anti Jonathan northern political
elites who have accused Jonathan of lack lustre
performance in the north,the evidence reveals a
roboust federal programme in that region as
indicated in the Police University at Wudil,Kano
State, remodelling of Aminu Kano International
airport among others.
“In terms of development,no one can honestly
dispute the fact that President Jonathan has
done more for the north in 4 years than any
government led by a northerner since the end of
Gen.Yakubu Gowon’s administration.”

http://tribune.com.ng/news/news-headlines/item/17248-jonathan-has-reduced-unemployment-by-20-group

By Hamza Danjuma

The above question was asked by The Cable, the new
but increasingly popular online newspaper in its analysis
of the different aspirants on September 1, 2014, and I
expected that the analysis will go all the way to answer
the question.
Perhaps the first question should be: Does the APC
really want to win the presidential election next year? If
they want to win, then, they must do their homework.
As it appears today, there is nothing to suggest that
they want to win. Any party that wants to choose a
consensus candidate among several aspirants must use
certain objective criteria devoid of selfish interests. To
do so, the APC must ponder what the key issues are
right now that are likely going to influence the direction
of voting next year. In my opinion, there are four key
issues today:
1.Nigeria has become dangerously polarized on the
issue of religion caused directly by the Boko Haram
phenomenon and President Jonathan’s divisive actions
along those lines. This appears to be PDP’s main
strategy for 2015 as the party’s big wigs continue to
associate the APC with Boko Haram without bordering
to back up their assertion with any evidence. It would
also appear that the PDP has enlisted the SSS in this
dangerous strategy considering the fact that Marilyn
Ogar, the spokesperson of the SSS has started echoing
that line too recently. The PDP has continuously referred
to the APC as an Islamic party from the first day it was
established.
2. Beating a sitting president has so far not been
possible in Nigeria no matter how unpopular he is. To
defeat particularly this one will require the mobilization
of the entire country, in order to neutralize the rigging
machine.
3. Jonathan has currently been roundly branded, and
rightly so, as incompetent and unfit to govern, and
therefore extremely unpopular but because of (1) above,
that does not necessarily mean any APC candidate can
defeat him.
4. The unity of the north shall also be key as this will
determine whether a northern candidate can win in
2015. To defeat Jonathan in 2015, APC must field a
candidate who has the capacity to unite the whole north
and who can be supported by all the contending and
power centres within the party. The credential of that
candidate must also be such as to be able to neutralize
Jonathan and PDP’s strategy of balkanizing the nation
along petty religious lines in the 2015 election.
So in determining which of the APC presidential
aspirants comes closest to qualifying as a consensus
candidate using these criteria, let us re-examine the
names mentioned by TheCable viz Muhammadu Buhari,
Atiku Abubakar, Rabiu Kwankwaso, Aminu Tambuwal
and Sam Nda-Isaiah.
I will also examine the prospects of Rochas Okorocha
and Bukola Saraki
• Muhammadu Buhari: Buhari is a very well-respected
former head of state. He is straight as an arrow. His
greatest strength is that he is very popular among the
masses of the far North. But history has shown that
politicians with such massive following among their
people are held in suspicion in other parts of the
country. Consequently, such people usually cannot
garner the national appeal to become president. Very
popular politicians of old who fall into that category and
never became president include Chief Obafemi Awolowo,
Mallam Aminu Kano and Dr. Joseph Tarka. That is the
real reason Buhari lost in 2003, 2007 and 2011 and will
lose again in 2015 if fielded by APC as its presidential
candidate. Buhari’s case has also been worsened by the
fact that his opponents have successfully branded him
as a fundamentalist. Even though there is no evidence
to support this, the perception has stuck. It does not
matter who Buhari’s running mate is, that perception
will stick. That is why in spite of Pastor Tunde Bakare,
a well-known Christian clergy, being his running mate in
2011, he lost almost all of the Christian votes in
Nigeria. Buhari’s supporters always brandish his over
12 million votes in the 2011 presidential election as the
strongest reason he should be APC’s candidate, but
they forget that of this more than 12 million votes, less
than 250,000 votes came from the entire 17 states of
the South and probably even less from the Christian
North. This is what has led several to conclude that no
structure can deliver Buhari to the presidency. With
Buhari flying the APC flag, the APC would be playing
directly into the hands of Jonathan and PDP. Buhari will
get his traditional votes but will lose the Christian North
and the Christian South. Jonathan will coast to victory
easily with Buhari as APC’s presidential candidate.
(There are other reasons Buhari may not even get the
12 million votes again. There is the Buhari fatigue. After
contesting in 2003, 2007 and 2011, many people think
he should not be contesting in 2015 ag
ain. Many also believe that a 70-year old should not be
contesting to be president especially for a man that was
head of state 30 years ago, and there are still many
others who think that Buhari, having publicly declared
that he would not be contesting in 2015, has fallen
short of his own standard of integrity to go back on his
word. In spite of Buhari’s intimidating CV and anti-
corruption credentials, he is far from being the ideal
consensus candidate for the APC. Buhari’s APC
candidacy will immediately polarize the APC and the
party would have lost even before the race begins. But
even though Buhari may not be able to win the
presidency, he remains the biggest asset to the APC.
• Atiku Abubakar: Atiku’s strongest point is the tons of
money at his disposal to buy up the APC presidential
primary, but if that happens, then the election would
have been concluded for Jonathan. The President will
defeat Atiku without even having to rig the election. Not
many people both within the APC and outside think
Atiku should be the APC presidential candidate. Buhari
and Asiwaju Ahmed Tinubu are unlikely to find it in their
hearts to campaign for Atiku as the APC presidential
candidate considering their past relationship.
• Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso: Kwankwaso has done
well as the governor of Kano State. He is one of the
PDP governors who crossed over to the APC because
Jonathan will not be keeping his promise of not seeking
a second term and therefore would be denied the
party’s ticket. But it will show the APC as an extremely
unserious party to give its ticket to a politician, no
matter how good, who simply crossed over into the
party to get the ticket. If Kwankwaso gets the ticket,
then the 2015 presidential election will be between PDP
and New PDP. Even the PDP will laugh at the APC. And
many original opposition politicians will remind
themselves that in 2003, they had to virtually wrestle
Kwankwaso to the ground in order to replace him as the
governor of Kano State. Buhari and his followers in
Kano will be reminded that in the 2003 governorship
election, Kwankwaso, together with Obasanjo, tried to
use the military to alter the peoples’ will. Kwankwaso
will most certainly be a good president but giving him
the ticket can break the party. He is also far from being
the ideal consensus candidate.
• Aminu Tambuwal: There haves been rumours of
Speaker Aminu Tambuwal decamping from the PDP to
the APC and contesting for the APC presidential ticket
almost immediately. As The Cable said, his candidacy
could satisfy the yearnings of a large section of the
country for a generational shift, but it will simply be
laughable for the Speaker, or anyone for that matter to
officially decamp from the PDP to the APC tomorrow
and the day after, he becomes the party’s presidential
candidate. The Speaker cannot be a consensus
candidate by any stretch of the imagination.
• Sam Nda-Isaiah: As The Cable said, Sam Nda-Isaiah,
the publisher of Leadership newspapers, is not a
political heavyweight. He has never contested any
election and has never occupied any public office, so no
one knows how he might behave in public office. But his
campaigners say that also makes him the only real face
of change among all the aspirants since “change” is the
APC’s slogan. It is probably true that no other APC
aspirant can really claim to represent change as Sam. At
52, he is also one of the youngest aspirants and
therefore a representative of the school of generational
shift. As The Cable itself analyzed, being a Christian
minority from the North could eliminate Jonathan’s key
and pivotal support in the Christian North. Because of
the activities of Boko Haram and President Jonathan’s
divisive politics, no Muslim candidate would be able to
receive northern Christian support. But Sam also has
another critical advantage. Northern Muslims feel very
comfortable with him in a way that they do not wit
h some other Christian northerners such as Professor
Jerry Gana, for instance. So Sam’s candidacy, in spite
of his scanty political CV (according to The Cable), has
the potential of uniting the entire North. His fresh face
in politics with little political baggage and a popular
South-west Muslim running mate can also deprive
Jonathan of the entire south-west votes, since his
candidacy can also neutralize Jonathan’s South-west
Christian vote advantage. And the Muslims of the
South-west will definitely not vote for Jonathan in 2015.
Unfortunately the South-west which used to be
insensitive to religion has changed. That is why for the
first time there is a clamour for a Christian governor in
Lagos State. The almost entirely Christian South-east
zone will be turned into battleground states by both
Sam and Jonathan with each picking up what they can.
Ditto for the South-south even though Jonathan should
be expected to win in his South-south zone in spite of
Governors Amaechi and Oshiomhole. Sam’s major
problem is that he does not appear to posses the
campaign war-chest like the other aspirants.( Sam also
has another vital edge over all the rest. It will be almost
impossible for Buhari to support Atiku and other PDP
entrants into the APC if they emerge candidates, but as
Buhari’s “boy” and a member of the same tendency, it
will not be difficult for Buhari to support Sam. It is
public knowledge that the Leadership publisher has been
one of the boldest and most consistent supporters of
the former head of state since he joined partisan politics
in 2002. In fact, he once joked during a media interview
recently that he is the “original Buhari person, not all
the current PDP people that now surround him and who
had rigged elections against us in the past”. Atiku,
Kwankwaso, Tambuwal and the APC governors would
also have no problem backing Sam.
• Bukola Saraki: The former governor of Kwara State
also has age on his side and will also represent those
with the thought of generational shift. He also did well
as a governor so can be counted to be a good
president. But he is hampered by a couple of issues.
First, like Atiku, Kwankwaso and Tambuwal, he is of the
PDP stock. In fact, in 2011, Atiku and Saraki were
presidential aspirants on the platform of the PDP. The
second is that he is currently under investigation by the
EFCC. Even though the EFCC issue is clearly a tool of
victimization of the Jonathan government against him,
the APC cannot field a candidate with this unresolved
problem.
• Rochas Okorocha: The main issue against Rochas at
this time is that the APC has technically zoned the
presidency to the North in 2015.
* Danjuma is resident in Hotoro Quarters, Kano.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/will-apcs-consensus-candidate/

Chairman of the Independent National Electoral
Commission, INEC Prof Attahiru Jega yesterday faulted
the use of hooded security men during the August 9
governorship election in Osun State.
Beside, he spoke of how an attempt to rig the Ogun
State governorship.
Describing the trend as “worrisome, he said masked
men would not be allowed for next year’s general
elections as he also accused the security men deployed
in OsunState of being “overzealous”.
Department of State Security (DSS) spokesperson
Marylyn Ogar admitted that some of the DSS men
deployed for the election wore hoods. Many other
hooded troops in military fatigue, whose identities were
unknown, were also seen in action before and during the
election.
“Any security personnel deployed for the election must
be someone identifiable,” Jega said during a session
with local and international Civil Society Organisations,
CSOs, involved in monitoring elections yesterday in
Abuja.
Jega added: “In recent times, we have witnessed an
increased presence of hooded security operatives during
elections. This is an emerging trend which is highly
worrisome and which needs to be addressed in good
time. Security agents who are deployed on election
duties should not be masked, the doctrine of
transparency requires that they should be identifiable.
“We will not allow such persons during the 2015
elections. Any security personnel deployed for the
election must be someone identifiable such that if
anything happens we will be able to know who to hold
responsible”, Jega added.
Speaking on the overzealousness of some of the security
men deployed, Jega said some adhoc employees of the
commission and nine NYSC members, who were
engaged as ad-hoc officials, were erroneously arrested
and kept in detention for over 12 hours.
He said that they were arrested around 9p.m on the eve
of the election while on their way to the Registration
Area Centres (RACs), which was provided for them by
the Commission.
“They were not released until about 6am the next day, a
situation that almost disrupted the distribution of
electoral materials in some areas.
“It was sheer luck that we still managed to open the
polling units early, otherwise, there would have been
disaster. We took a serious view of that and reported
the matter to all the appropriate authorities because at
a point we became worried that some persons wanted
to undermine our effort”.
But Jega said the perceived over militarisation of the
just Ekiti and Osun governorship elections, did not deter
the voters from turning out to vote for their candidates.
“In fact, the two elections proved that there was a high
correlation between the massive deployment of security
and the willingness of people to come out and vote.
“Apart from over-zealousness on the part of some of the
security men on the field, we discovered that people
actually felt more secured to exercise their franchise.
The key lesson our politicians need to learn from the
two elections is that the era has gone when they relied
on corrupt electoral officers or security agents to
manipulate elections.
“In this era, any politician that intends to win election
must reach out and convince the voters, be it through
‘stomach-infrastructure’ or otherwise. The only
guarantee to win election now is to let the voters come
out to vote for you, which in turn means that you must
first of all convince them on your credibility,” he said
Jega alleged that some “unscrupulous elements”,
attempted to use a software, to rig the Osun election
won by Governor Rauf Aregbesola of the APC.
“We discovered that some people had invaded our
system with software that was reducing age on the
register. Thank God that we discovered it before it was
too late and had to put aside the register and produced
another one, even though it was at a very high cost.
“Despite the challenge, the Osun State election has been
adjudged as one of the best we have conducted recently
when judged by all variables for assessing a successful
election. Though the election was not perfect, we did a
lot to improve on the Ekiti election.
“It is also worthy to mention that before the Osun
election, security agents were able to identify thugs that
were imported into the state by politicians. The security
men successfully cordoned the building where the thugs
were kept and prevented them from leaving the
compound until the election ended.”
Jega said over 70 per cent of the voters in Osun State
collected their Permanent Voters Card, PVC, unlike in
Ekiti State where only about 64 per cent of the voters
collected the cards.
On Adamawa by-election, Jega, said though it came as
an emergency, the electoral body would do everything
possible to ensure a free, fair and credible poll.
He said that some of the prospective voters had been
displaced from their homes because of the insurgency in
the state, which is among the three under a state of
emergency.
“Nobody had planned for election in Adamawa State, but
with the little time we have, we are preparing to make it
much better than that of Osun,” Jega added.
Likewise, the INEC boss said the Commission was
seeking ways to reduce the high percentage of rejected
votes as was witnessed in Ekiti and Osun states.
”It is a major issue that we have to look into because
we received complaints that so many ballots were
rejected on the basis that the thumb prints narrowly
crossed the line.
“The truth is that we have a rule that allows the
electoral officer to reject such ballot. In some advanced
countries, they consider whether or not about 50 per
cent of the thumb print was inside the provided space.
We did not want to allow the use of discretion by our
staff, which was why we made the rule. However, in
view of the complaints, we will study this issue of
rejected votes and see what we can do about it.”
He said INEC had concluded plans to increase the
number of polling units ahead of the 2015 general
elections, adding that all the polling units currently
situated in private residences will be re-located to
public places before the election.
”By 2015, we don’t want any polling unit to be more
than 500 on average”, he said.
The ‘Situation Room,’ organised by the Police and Legal
Advocacy Centre(PLAC), is aimed at providing a
platform for the electoral body to interface with the
CSO’s.
Reacting to Jega’s speech, Lagos lawyer Femi Falana
(SAN), said: “Let the SSS which has performed very well
in fighting the Boko Haram menace, face that national
task and allow the police to carry out the duty of
maintaining law and order during elections”

PANEL: Approved budget for Enugu State Government
for 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 are admitted and marked
Exhibits DG3A, DG3B, DG3C and DG3D respectively.
I am familiar with the Agric Unit Government House,
Enugu. From the gate of the Government House, you
have the office complex by the left, directly facing the
gate is a poultry house, to the right from the gate is a
cattle ranch, behind the poultry house is a piggery
section. I have had something with the Agric Unit in the
Government House. As a civil servant working in
Government House, I used to buy cow meat, chickens
and eggs from the Agric Unit.
Witness is shown Page 196 of Exhibit DG3A
The budget in page 196 of Exhibit DG3A is in respect of
the office of the Governor and it starts at page 194.
Item 19 has as its project title-“ Purchase of Agro
Materials- Project Details- Restoration of Agric Unit–
Poultry Farm and Piggery Section”.
Witness is shown Exhibit DG3B and referred to page
173.
It is also in respect of the budget for the office of the
Governor. It makes provision for the restoration of the
Poultry Section, Piggery Section and Agric Unit for
N10,000,000.
Witness is shown page 60 of Exhibit DG3B i.e.
supplementary budget Item 11.
It also makes provisions for the restoration of Poultry
Section, Piggery Unit and Agric Section.
Witness is shown Exhibit DG3C, the budget for 2013
page 196 Item 11.
It is in respect of the office of the Executive Governor. It
provides N3,000,000 for the restoration of the Agric
Units, Poultry and Piggery Sections of the Government
House, Enugu. The justification is to boost livestock
production as shown in the budget. The target for 2013
is to restore the poultry and piggery section. Item 12 of
the same 2013 budget has procurement of generating
set, justification is to boost livestock production and the
amount is N3,000,000.
Between 2012 and 2013 I acted as the Acting Governor
of Enugu State. In my capacity as the Acting Governor, I
did something in respect of the Agric Unit. A memo was
brought to me by the Chief of Staff to the Governor
requesting my approval for the sum of N3,000,000 for
the purchase of consumables for the Government House
poultry and piggery sections and I gave approval as
requested.

CONTINUATION OF EVIDENCE OF DG7
Witness is reminded he is still on oath
Witness is shown Exhibit DG2 i.e. witness reply to
Exhibits H6A and H6B.
I did not get any reaction from the letter-Exhibit DG2. I
requested for the Certificate of Occupancy in Exhibit DG2
but was not provided with the certificate of occupancy.
Witness is shown Exhibit H3. It contains a resolution of
the Enugu State House of Assembly.
I have not seen Exhibit H3 before this impeachment
proceedings commenced. This is my first time of seeing
it.
Witness is shown Exhibit H5. It is a circular issued by
the Enugu State Government dated February 18 2013.
I can see my official designation as one of those it is
addressed to. I have never seen this circular before.
This is my first time of seeing it. In all the
correspondences from the Chief of Staff to the Governor
i.e. Exhibits H6A and H6B, there was no mention of
either the resolution of the House or this circular.
My secretary signs for and receives all mails including
circulars addressed to me, registers them, puts them in
a folder and pass the folder to me.
I am aware that the Government of Enugu State passes
a budget every year. If I see the approved budget of
Enugu State for 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 I can
recognise them.
Witness identifies the approved budget for 2011, 2012,
2013 and 2014.
Eze seeks to tender them
No objection by I. I. Eze

The deputy governor of Enugu State, Sunday Onyebuchi,
who is currently facing an impeachment panel on
Wednesday said the governor, Sullivan Chime, also
operated piggery farms at the Government House.
Giving evidence before the panel, Mr. Onyebuchi said the
governor’s poultry was hurriedly evacuated shortly after
the panel commenced sitting.
Mr. Onyebuchi is accused of operating commercial
poultry at his official residence and disobedience to Mr.
Chime, in the impeachment notices served him by the
Enugu State House of Assembly.
However, the embattled deputy governor suddenly took
ill while testifying at before the seven-member panel
last week.
Membership of the panel are Franklin Oraekeyi
(Chairman), Ebele Eze, Anthony Iguh, fabian Uluakanwa,
Okwuchukwu Aroh, Martin Onyemuru and Mercy Anyim.
Mr. Onyebuchi revealed that the state government had
budgeted for the maintenance of the poultry since 2011.
The deputy governor who tendered the state’s budget
between 2011 and 2014, said funds had always been
provided for the poultry he operated.
He insisted that he did not commit any offence that
could warrant his impeachment and that the poultry
farms he and the governor were operating were there
before they assumed office in 2007.
The deputy governor described all the allegations the
lawmakers brought against him as false and baseless.
Mr. Onuebuchi told journalists after he concluded his
evidence that he had been able to tell the panel that the
resolution purportedly adopted by the legislature was
not a law.
“I have always said that this is a straight forward
matter. One is the allegation of operating a poultry
farm. We have been able to put the message across
that the House of Assembly resolution is not a law and
the resolution was not made available to me,” he said.
“We were able to make the point that there is also
poultry at Government House and the poultry at the
Government House was evacuated with the
commencement of the panel proceedings.”
“Today, I was able to present to the panel other
evidence to show that there was poultry at the
Government House. I got copies of Enugu State
government budget for 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 and
in each of these budgets, you have evidence of the
allocation for Government House poultry and piggery
and amount attached to it and I was also able to prove
that the amount was released. If they said there was no
poultry, then let’s know why we have all these
provisions all these years.”
On the allegation that he refused to represent Mr. Chime
at the flag-off of the 2nd Niger Bridge by President
Goodluck Jonathan earlier in the year, Mr. Onyebuchi
said he played the video of the event by the African
Independent Television, AIT, before the panel.
He denied being communicated in person by telephone
or by any other means to represent the governor at the
meeting of the South East Governors during Mr. Chime’s
vacation.
He said, “He did not communicate to me in person, by
telephone or whatever means. He never, while going on
vacation that he will pass instructions to me through a
third party and like I said, this is a straight forward
matter and I believe the ball is in the court of the panel.
“It is for them to decide whether to stand on the side of
truth, on the side of justice which most citizens of
Enugu State are asking for. If they believe like most
people say that might is right, whoever has power is
right, we will see by the end of the day. I have not
committed offence that will justify being removed by
impeachment. I started working with the governor in
2007 and if I was not obedient to him, I don’t think he
will nominate me again for the second term to run with
him for another four years.
“Even when he was away on vacation in 2012 and 2013,
I believe I represented him very well such that the letter
he wrote to the House of Assembly when he came back,
he commended me. I also received commendation from
so many people; I also received commendation from the
members of the state executive as well as members of
the House of Assembly. I am hopeful that truth will
triumph.”
Below is the blow by blow account of the panel’s
proceedings on Wednesday:
DEPUTY GOV OF ENUGU STATE IMPEACHMENT
INVESTIGATIVE PANEL PROCEDINGS ON 20 AUGUST
2014
…Details of how the same House of Assembly has been
passing budgetary approvals for Government House
poultry from 2011 to 2014
Before:
1. Barr. Frankln Uche Oraekeiyi Chairman
2. Barr. Maxwell Ebele Eze Member
3. Barr. Anthony I. Iguh Member
4. Barr. (Pastor) Fabian Uluakanwa Member
5. Perfectus Okwuchukwu Aroh Member
6. Mr. Martin Onyemuru Member
7. Mrs. Mercy Praise Anyim Member
Peter Eze (Counsel to Deputy Governor) says we were
at the stage where the Deputy Governor was giving his
evidence-in-chief on 13 August 2014. Says we intend to
continue from where we stopped.

Enugu is on the rocks right now as sources are
saying Governor Sullivan Chime has told the deputy
governor of Enugu State, Chief Sunday Onyebuchi, to
forward in his resignation letter.
According to Vanguard, the deputy’s wrong-doing is
his choice to contest Enugu East senatorial election
come 2015 against the governor’s choice, Chief of
Staff, Mrs. Ifeoma Nwobodo.
The issue has escalated to the point where the house
has been mandated to gather the necessary amount
of signatures to impeach Onyebuchi.
Sources say that 20 of the 24 lawmakers have
already put down their signatures after being
summoned to a meeting convened by Governor
Chime at the Government house where he told them
of the plan.
A government house staff said : “The lawmakers just
rose from their meeting held at the Governor’s Lodge
and I can tell you that the two-third majority needed
to remove the Deputy Governor has been obtained
and the impeachment notice has been signed. ”
Information Committee of the State Assembly
Chairman and House Leader, Mr. SKC Udeokoye, was
not available last night to confirm these reports as
they failed to answer their phones.
Another source told Vanguard that the plot has
already intensified and the lawmakers are already set
to start the process this week.
Reports coming in states that the problem between
the governor and his deputy began last year
February, when Chime after being sick for over four
months, had to medical issues. His deputy had called
him and asked him to resign his position
immediately.
The source revealed: “There was an encounter
between the governor and the deputy last Wednesday
where they reportedly disagreed over the contest for
the Enugu East senatorial election and other
contentious issues between two of them. This
incident was said to have been witnessed by the
governor’s Special Adviser on Inter-governmental
Affair, Rita Mba.”
Then the governor started to list out the sins of
Onyebuchi, which included refusing to represent him
at the last meeting of South East Governors’ Forum
despite being informed by the Chief of Protocol.
Onyebuchi immediately debunked that he had
willingly denied attending the mentioned event and
said that Chime failed to tell him personally to show
up and refused to take orders from a junior officer.
The source continued: “The governor also frowned
against the deputy governor’s suggestion to remove
from office the Chief of Staff, Mrs. Ifeoma Nwobodo,
during his absence last year, a development that
forced him to return to the country, even when the
doctors did not give him clearance to return to
Nigeria at the time. “He also frowned against the
deputy’s refusal to heed his earlier advice not to
venture into the Enugu East senatorial race, accusing
him of associating with the opponents of his
government.”
Onyebuchi feels he is being kicked out for his
senatorial ambition, despite his loyalty to the
governor since the past seven years and he said this
to the governor during their confrontation.
Then Chime lost it and in a rage of anger told the
deputy to exit the Government House, or he will call
his security men on him. Seeing that the issue was
already getting off control, Onyebuchi left the office.
Onyebuchi is reportedly aware of the impeachment
process as he has been told by the PDP Chairman,
who encouraged him to save face and pull the plug
on his position as the deputy governor, but he
rejected the idea even as his security entourage is
being pulled out under his legs by Chime’s orders.
This is not the first time Governor Chime and his
deputy are in loggerheads, Chime had earlier
destroyed Onyebuchi’s poultry farm, where he had
stored over 3,000 birds.
In that case Onyebuchi cried foul and compared the
governor to a power drunk official, who only does
what he wants and his judgement is influenced by
anger and not reasoning.

Mothers in the Southeast will meet to find a solution to
the “baby factory” menace.
The Ogbako NdiNne, gathering of mothers will hold at
the Nike Lake Resort, Enugu on July 26. It is organised
by Access Media Ltd, publishers of Working MOMs
Africa Magazine a leading publication for working and
career mothers.
The Project Coordinator, Mrs. Mary Ikoku, said
OgbakoNdiNne is designed to discuss motherhood, with
reference to building a safe nation for mothers, infants
and children in the Southeast.
The theme of the maiden edition is: “The Baby Factory
Conundrum” (A social discourse on the growing menace
of the baby factory activities, its debasing impact on
motherhood and the pain of forced motherhood).
Experts from the government, the United Nations (UN)
and other organisations in the Southeast are expected
to attend the event. The summit has received support
from Vlisco Nigeria Ltd, makers of Hollandaise cloth.
Explaining the reasons for her company’s support for
the summit, the Marketing Manager, Multi Channels,
Vlisco Nigeria Ltd, Mrs. Ada Alilonu, said: “Vlisco
opposes inhumanity of any kind to indigent young
women that turns them into a means of living for
desperate persons, who regard it as a business.
“We will lend our voice to working mothers in saying no
to baby factories and yes to wholesome, beautiful and
gracious Igbo women.”
She said the Vlisco brand holds a place of pride in the
lifestyle of the Nigerian woman, adding: “For over a
century, Vlisco has been in a love affair with the Igbo
woman through our classic wax bloc designs that have
become embedded in their culture.”
The Project Coordinator of OgbakoNdiNne said the UN
Rapporteur on Human Trafficking, Dr. Joy Ezeilo and
former Minister of Education, Prof. Chinwe Obaji, would
deliver keynote papers, adding that other erudite
speakers on maternal issues, such as Unyime Ivy King,
Prof. Obioma Nwaorgu and Prof. Nnennaya Kanno would
feature.
She said each paper presentation would be followed by
a panel of discussion by experts and stakeholders as
well as a question and answer session.
According to her, a communiqué would be produced
from the discussion that would become a policy
document for the governments of the Southeast.
Mrs. Ikoku said the event would be rounded off in the
evening with a gala night.
She said the highlights of the night included a
documentary on the baby factory phenomenon, fashion
show music, drama and comedy, while a charity walk
would be held on July 25.

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/southeast-mothers-to-meet-on-baby-factory/

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MORE ministers are likely to leave the cabinet
soon, The Nation learnt at the weekend.
It is all part of the fallout of the defection of five
governors to the All Progressives Congress (APC),
according to sources.
Ministers are also under pressure to either align
with the President’s 2015 aspiration or be shown
the way out.
But some ministers, who are professionals, are
not keen on being drawn into politics, especially
in their states where the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) is factionalised.
Of President Goodluck Jonathan’s 42-man
cabinet, 11 left due to either sack or voluntary
resignation.
It was, however, learnt that some ministers
associated with PDP governors or leaders, who
have defected to the APC, might be relieved of
their appointments unless they make their
position known.
The Presidency is yet to recover from the shock of
last Tuesday’s merger of the New PDP with the
APC, according to sources.
According to sources, the President met with his
strategists, key PDP leaders and Senate President
David Mark, on Wednesday and Thursday on how
to deal with the challenge posed by the APC.
Although some harsh steps were suggested, it
was learnt that Mark insisted on the rule of law to
manage the situation.
A source said Mark claimed that it would be
difficult for him to declare the seats of senators
who have joined APC vacant since they are yet to
form the Senate leadership of their action.
Having reached a brick wall, it was gathered, the
President’s strategists came up with four options
to tackle the APC challenge.
The options are:
•engaging those who defected in legal battles to
declare their seats vacant;
•sponsoring political dissidents in their states;
•creating legal and political hurdles for anyone
with a case or their relations; and
•ridding the Federal Executive Council (FEC) of the
defectors’ loyalists.
It was learnt that the cleansing of FEC of those
loyal to APC leaders is one of the immediate
options on the card.
A top source said: “The battle line has been
drawn. Ministers are now left with the option of
either identifying with PDP and the President’s
cause or seeking refuge elsewhere.
“Some ministers and board members may be
dropped because those who nominated them have
defected to the APC. The alternative is for such
people to openly denounce their godfathers or be
shown the way out.
“Although some of the ministers have performed
but Jonathan’s strategists believe they should be
asked to go. These strategists do not see
defection to APC as a matter of political game;
they believe in do-or-die politics.
“The ball is in Jonathan’s court to determine
whether he will take to the advice or not.”
The President had earlier sacked some ministers,
allegedly linked to the G-7 governors when the
New PDP was formed.
They were part of the nine ministers dropped from
the cabinet.
Sacked were Olugbenga Ashiru (Foreign Affairs),
Hadiza Mailaifa (Environment), Shamsudeen
Usman (National Planning), Ama Pepple (Lands,
Housing and Urban Development), Rukayyatu
Rufai’ (Education) and Ita Ewa (Science and
Technology).
The others were Minister of State for Defence
Olusola Obada; Minister of State for Power Zainab
Kuchi and Minister of State for Agriculture Bukar
Tijani.
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/fear-apc-jonathan-set-drop-ministers/

Jonathan is so bad, that he makes APC look like
angels. Anyone that is in opposition to this
Jonathan’s worst government in the history of
Nigeria and perhaps the world, is labeled APC. Why
bother rejecting the label, I now accept it.
Opposition= APC, I am APC then. Finish. What
more will they say? Infact, this Johnnie and his
angels’ (like Charlie and his angels) administration
is so terrible… they say, good, better, best. Or bad,
badder, baddest. This is the baddestest
administration conceivable. Anything that can get
this over, now if possible, but definitely no later
than 2015 is divine. 545 days to go. Hah!
Nowadays I do not even see Jonathan anymore,
who I see is Obasanjo. It is that Obasanjo, I do not
even know what to call him, that did this to us.
Fela Ransom Kuti turned in his grave when we did
the abomination of bringing that man back to
power. How dumb were we? It is not Jonathan’s
fault at all; it is Obasanjo I blame for this
inebriated rubbish.
Some of his remaining 2 million supporters say;
stealing did not start today. Well, if something is
bad, did our parents not teach us to try again, and
try and try again? We will put get this team out
and put the next guys and if they fail, like Egypt,
no waiting full term, we will get them out again and
put the next, try and try again till we get
something better. Is this not commonsense? Is
this not our obligation to our elderly, to our young
and to those who are no longer with us due to the
incompetence, recklessness and mega-corruption
of this administration?
This man we call a president. How many months
after he said he knew the sponsors of Boko
Haram? He has not done his duty as commander
in chief and arrested and helped us sentence a
single one to the death they deserve? If that is not
terror masterminding, then what is? Am I the one
that will arrest Boko Haram sponsors? May God
have mercy on the brave soldiers and civilians
dying under this terrible regime that protects
sponsors of terror.
No cooperation with the Swiss on their invitation to
join us investigate the $7bn NNPC-Swiss oil
dealers looting us silly. The president ‘falls-ill’ and
misses every important function to represent us
abroad. AU’s 50th in Addis Ababa, mba.
Investor’s summit in UK, mba. Now we even have
the legitimization of terror, with people from our
nation in harmony with the government, issuing
terror threats to our neighbors for their
independent and legitimate matters of state
security. Not a single arrest of a corrupt top
official. But this ‘government’ who cannot arrest
Boko Haram sponsors and cannot arrest corrupt
top officials have the gumption to threaten to use
police and army against our noble teachers. Let’s
not even go through the sorry story of this state of
existing under terror leadership.
Nigerians are hopeless cowards. Thabo Mbeki said
the rot that happens in Nigeria’s government can
never happen in his South Africa, because the
problem is with the Nigerian masses. I am a
revolutionist, but I have weighed my options. One
must accept reality.
Option 1 is a total revolution, which can be stolen,
but gives the possibility of absolute and immediate,
total change. Nigerian’s are too busy fighting each
other and defending corruption and terror, I don’t
see that happening tomorrow, and we cannot afford
to wait while people wallow in miserable
destitution and more die in this administratively
terrorized nation.
Option 2 is military take-over, hoping for a
Rawlings, Sankara, Idiagbon type of guy. But the
military have been bribed stupid. Our great
Southern Army General in command, who is over-
term, is sleeping. When the Northerners took over
back then and ruled Nigeria the most, people
blamed the North, whereas it was a handful of
soldiers who dared to go in to help rid the nation
of jackals as we have today. Our Southern-Igbo
general in charge has that opportunity, but he does
the Igbo’s and the South no honor.
I am not being tribalist here, simply cutting it as it
is, raw. No one ever voted in the North over
southerners. Of our people-elected leaders, most
time in ‘peoples-choice’ leadership has been non
north. North has supported Southern candidates,
well, well, including in killed Abiola’s stolen
election. The North 60% longer rule was because
they took it. Igbo-Southerner in command, take it
now. Mba!
So only option number 3, which is the ‘strongest
opposition.’ And if they even put forth good
candidates, perhaps we can have a slower, but
hopeful change. This is why I am APC, oh! APC is
terminology for opposition. I have not joined the
party formally, but I am APC. In fact, I am more
APC than Tinubu.
When CNN’s Christian Amanpour attacked our
president for lying that the power was better, she
became APC. When World Bank said the fact that
Nigeria had 100 million destitute, the number
having doubled through the Obasanjo and
Jonathan administrations, they became APC. Joel
Brinkley from the US, who wrote in LA Times,
“Good luck, Mr. Jonathan. It’s time you were
impeached,” he is APC fully-fully. PDP defect to
APC, it is because they were born with APC blood
type.
In fact, if Benin republic, for arresting a well known
above the law terrorist, whose boys went ahead to
terrorize a whole Nigeria’s neighbor, for a
legitimate arrest, are also APC. Then who am I and
which side am I on, that I will not be APC? Where
is my broom!
Ghana is suffering like Nigeria now. They, like us
got the second man as president when their
president died. Now there is hardship, Ghana
cannot pay salaries while there are rumors that the
inheritor of the presidency and his family are
purchasing banks and things all over. Always look
at the man behind. What if the president dies?
Obasanjo planned this. He knew it. He ‘killed’
Yar’Adua. This was his master plan, plain and
simple. And we the entire nation were all
dummies. If you are old in APC, step aside. We
respect your accomplishments; God will give you
long life. Nigeria will be careful now. Man #1 must
be fit to run marathon against Ethiopia’s best
runners and man number two from now on must
be an even better candidate than man number one,
no joke!
APC!!!!!! Impeachment! APC!!!!! What the slogan is…
Progress! APC!!!! Sweep those crazy baldheads
outta da yard!
Dr. Peregrino Brimah
http://ENDS.ng [Every Nigerian Do Something]
Email: drbrimah@ends.ng Twitter: @EveryNigerian

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http://dailypost.com.ng/2013/11/29/peregrino-brimah-opposition-drunken-kleptocracy-apc/

Yesterday, the entire People’s Democratic Party
appeared to descend on Anambra to push the
gubernatorial candidate, Tony Nwoye into winning
an election many pundits think he won’t. He has
been involved in litigation over who is candidate
for the pasty for the past few months – and has
been late to the campaign trail.
Drunk on the wine of now-possible success, the
PDP bigwigs at the event – including President
Goodluck Jonathan – found it a bit difficult to
control their tongues. We bring you some of the
statements, thanks to Premium Times , that were
so bad, they’re almost unbelievable
“50 per cent of the private jets in Nigeria are
owned by Anambra people” – President Goodluck
Jonathan
“I told Gov. Obi to hand over to this young man,”
– PDP chairman, Bamanga Tukur
“Today we have for the first time in history, a
candidate from Anambra North. I’m sure that the
people of Anambra North will do anything to put
their son, Comrade Tony Nwoye, into the
Government House come 2014” – Senator
Margaret Okadigbo
“If it is not Panadol it can never be like Panadol.
This is a party that is deporting your sons and
daughters and demolishing their shops” –
Governor of Akwa Ibom, Godswill Akpabio said.
“Mr. President, kidnapping in Anambra is a
lucrative business” – Governorship candidate,
Tony Nwoye
However, it was apparently PDP board of trustees
member and billionaire chairman of Orient
Petroleum that went on the most expansive roll:
Take 1: “For many years the orphans and widows
in this state were neglected, until God brought
Jonathan from a village in Otuoke. The same
thing happened to Tony Nwoye, from a village
called Nsugbe. They have no money,” Mr. Eze
said.
Take 2: “That short man called Ngige, we gave him
power and he went and joined Awolowo’s people;
the people that killed the Igbos.”
Take 3: “Peter Obi, we gave him power, he did not
conduct election for eight years. He was busy
building mansions and marble houses
everywhere.”
Take 4: “Anambra people, let us change your lives
while we are still alive.”
And for good measure, he appears to be in tune
with the life expectancy average in Nigeria under
the leadership of his favourite president.
“”I’m 65 years,” Mr. Eze declared at the rally. “And
I’ll die very soon.”
Let no one between an old man and his wishes. http://www.ynaija.com/ngige-joined-awolowos-people-who-killed-the-igbos-see-10-of-the-most-ridiculous-things-said-at-the-pdpanambra-rally-yesterday/

Conversation as it was captured and reported
by a Yoruba fly on Stella Odua’s living room
wall .
Stella: Old girl , how you dey ?
Friend: I dey O! People wan chop you raw
because of two small cars .
Stella: No mind them, I chop pass my two
female colleagues, the skinny one and the fat
cheek one ?
Friend: You think say na them set you up ?
Stella: Who know ? Them too don dey avoid
me, I flash them , no answer, I ping them,
them no ping back, I BB them, for where ? .
Friend: Wetin Oga on top talk ?
Stella: He say make I relax becos he dey
behind me like Iroko tree . He even say make I
no go for the hearing, but I go there ,I show
those little men my power nothing go happen,
you know say their oga balls dey my pocket .
Friend: Wetin you wear go for the hearing, you
show them those curves ? laughter…
Stella: I wear that Tie dye suit wey you give
me for my birthday with matching head tie.
Friend: Wetin your ex-husband talk about all
this wahallah ?
Stella: He say na God catch me .
Friend : You go resign ?
Stella: For where ? God forbid , You ever hear
say Oba go transfer ?.. Laughter
Friend : You dey read the things wey dem dey
talk about you for punch ?
Stella: I no dey read that Yoruba newspaper
Friend: Your Ibo brothers and sisters dey fight
for you there O!
Stella : Make them dey fight for me , wetin
them know ?..mugus.
Stella: Chukwudi !!! Come kill this fly for wall…
FLY.. Oh crap !!!… gat to go!!!!!
That was when the house boy sprayed it with
insecticide and the fly managed to fly in to file
this report , he is recovering in a local
hospital.

Conversation as it was captured and reported
by a Yoruba fly on Stella Odua’s living room
wall .
Stella: Old girl , how you dey ?
Friend: I dey O! People wan chop you raw
because of two small cars .
Stella: No mind them, I chop pass my two
female colleagues, the skinny one and the fat
cheek one ?
Friend: You think say na them set you up ?
Stella: Who know ? Them too don dey avoid
me, I flash them , no answer, I ping them,
them no ping back, I BB them, for where ? .
Friend: Wetin Oga on top talk ?
Stella: He say make I relax becos he dey
behind me like Iroko tree . He even say make I
no go for the hearing, but I go there ,I show
those little men my power nothing go happen,
you know say their oga balls dey my pocket .
Friend: Wetin you wear go for the hearing, you
show them those curves ? laughter…
Stella: I wear that Tie dye suit wey you give
me for my birthday with matching head tie.
Friend: Wetin your ex-husband talk about all
this wahallah ?
Stella: He say na God catch me .
Friend : You go resign ?
Stella: For where ? God forbid , You ever hear
say Oba go transfer ?.. Laughter
Friend : You dey read the things wey dem dey
talk about you for punch ?
Stella: I no dey read that Yoruba newspaper
Friend: Your Ibo brothers and sisters dey fight
for you there O!
Stella : Make them dey fight for me , wetin
them know ?..mugus.
Stella: Chukwudi !!! Come kill this fly for wall…
FLY.. Oh crap !!!… gat to go!!!!!
That was when the house boy sprayed it with
insecticide and the fly managed to fly in to file
this report , he is recovering in a local
hospital.

MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
FOLLOWER IS WICKEDER
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
COMMON MAN IS WICKEDER
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
FOLLOWER IS WICKEDER
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
COMMON MAN IS WICKEDER
BABANGIDA, ABACHA,
OBASANJO, ATI IRE GAN
GAN…
EYIN MERERIN OKA O KO
OHUN
YOU NO DIFFERENT FROM
THEM AT ALL
THE SAME THE SAME
BABANGIDA, ABACHA,
OBASANJO, ATI IRE GAN
GAN…
EYIN MERERIN OKA O KO
OHUN
YOU NO DIFFERENT FROM
THEM AT ALL
THE SAME THE SAME
LAGBAJA OMO BABA
MUKOKO
OMO-IYA E POOMO
OMO BABA JOSEPH LODOGUN
OMO BABA JEMISI LATEGBA
OTOGUN LATEGBA ALL
TOGETHER
IMA SI ENI TO LE SHE PO
MOMI
MUKO MUKO
THEM DEY HAIL ME THE
MASK MAN
I WEAR MY MASK, NA
SYMBOL
REPRESNTING THE FACELESS
REPRESNTING THE VOICELESS
REPRESNTING THE DIS-
EMPHASHISED COMMON MAN
THEM SAY MAKE I YAB THEM
LAGBAJA, YAB THEM
YAB THEM ALL, ALL THE
RULERS
ALL THE GOVERNMENT, YAB
THEM
ALL OF DEM NA THIEF
I SIT DOWN JEJE I NO TALK
BECAUSE THE TRUTH IS
BITTER
MY PEOPLE FIT VEX WHEN
THEM HEAR THE TRUTH
THE TRUTH TOO HEAVY FOR
MA MOUTH
MAKE I YAB THEM (X3)
OMI, GIMME WATER
WITH DUE RESPECT THEM MA
BROTHER MA SISTER
THE SIMPLE TRUTH, NA BE
SAY
DEM WEY B SAY MAKE I YAB
NA U…. NA U BE DEM, NA
DEM BE YOU
YOU AND DEM NA D SAME
DEM WEY B SAY MAKE I YAB
NA U…. NA U BE DEM, NA
DEM BE YOU
YOU AND DEM NA D SAME
CALLING YOU CORRUPTION
NA SUGAR
YOUR REAL NAME GANGAN
NA OLE
OLE, BARAWO (X4)
IN SHORT MA BROTHER MA
SISTER, YOU BE THIEF
YOU BE THIEF, JUST LIKE
DEM, YOU BE THIEF
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
ALMOST 200 MILLION THIEF
EASY TO DEY POINT FINGER
SHUTUP NA U MUMU
NA COMMON MAN DEY DO
COMMON MAN PART
BEFORE BEFORE WE DEY
SHOUT NA MILITIRI, NA
MILITIRI
NOW WEY CIVILIAN
GOVERNMENT DEY, SHEY NO
BE OUR PEOPLE DEY INSIDE?
FROM COUNCILLOR TO
PRESIDENT
ABI NA FOREIGNER DEY FOR
THERE?
NO BE YOUR FAMILY DEY FOR
THERE?
NO BE YOUR FRIEND DEY FOE
THERE?
LET’S TELL OURSELF THE
BITTER TRUTH
UNTILL WE COMOT THE UN-
GODLINESS
PRAY FOR OUR SOULS, THIS
PLACE NO GO BETTER L’AIYE
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
FOLLOWER IS WICKEDER
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
COMMON MAN IS WICKEDER
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
ME NO CORRUPT, I AM A
COMMON MAN
LEADER, FOLLOWER? THE
SAME THE SAME
BIG MAN THIEF
GOD FORBID BAD THING
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
{
BABANGIDA, ABACHA,
OBASANJO, ATI IRE GAN
GAN…
EYIN MERERIN OKA O KO
OHUN
NIJA FOORE O, NIJA FOREVER
NA WE BE GIANT
MAKE GIANT NO BE LIKE
MUMU
AIYE LE O
NA WE BE GIANT
till fade
}
MY PEOPLE, RIGHEOUTSNESS
EXALTED THE NATION
BUT SIN IS A REPROACH TO
ANY PEOPLE

MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
FOLLOWER IS WICKEDER
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
COMMON MAN IS WICKEDER
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
FOLLOWER IS WICKEDER
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
COMMON MAN IS WICKEDER
BABANGIDA, ABACHA,
OBASANJO, ATI IRE GAN
GAN…
EYIN MERERIN OKA O KO
OHUN
YOU NO DIFFERENT FROM
THEM AT ALL
THE SAME THE SAME
BABANGIDA, ABACHA,
OBASANJO, ATI IRE GAN
GAN…
EYIN MERERIN OKA O KO
OHUN
YOU NO DIFFERENT FROM
THEM AT ALL
THE SAME THE SAME
LAGBAJA OMO BABA
MUKOKO
OMO-IYA E POOMO
OMO BABA JOSEPH LODOGUN
OMO BABA JEMISI LATEGBA
OTOGUN LATEGBA ALL
TOGETHER
IMA SI ENI TO LE SHE PO
MOMI
MUKO MUKO
THEM DEY HAIL ME THE
MASK MAN
I WEAR MY MASK, NA
SYMBOL
REPRESNTING THE FACELESS
REPRESNTING THE VOICELESS
REPRESNTING THE DIS-
EMPHASHISED COMMON MAN
THEM SAY MAKE I YAB THEM
LAGBAJA, YAB THEM
YAB THEM ALL, ALL THE
RULERS
ALL THE GOVERNMENT, YAB
THEM
ALL OF DEM NA THIEF
I SIT DOWN JEJE I NO TALK
BECAUSE THE TRUTH IS
BITTER
MY PEOPLE FIT VEX WHEN
THEM HEAR THE TRUTH
THE TRUTH TOO HEAVY FOR
MA MOUTH
MAKE I YAB THEM (X3)
OMI, GIMME WATER
WITH DUE RESPECT THEM MA
BROTHER MA SISTER
THE SIMPLE TRUTH, NA BE
SAY
DEM WEY B SAY MAKE I YAB
NA U…. NA U BE DEM, NA
DEM BE YOU
YOU AND DEM NA D SAME
DEM WEY B SAY MAKE I YAB
NA U…. NA U BE DEM, NA
DEM BE YOU
YOU AND DEM NA D SAME
CALLING YOU CORRUPTION
NA SUGAR
YOUR REAL NAME GANGAN
NA OLE
OLE, BARAWO (X4)
IN SHORT MA BROTHER MA
SISTER, YOU BE THIEF
YOU BE THIEF, JUST LIKE
DEM, YOU BE THIEF
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
ALMOST 200 MILLION THIEF
EASY TO DEY POINT FINGER
SHUTUP NA U MUMU
NA COMMON MAN DEY DO
COMMON MAN PART
BEFORE BEFORE WE DEY
SHOUT NA MILITIRI, NA
MILITIRI
NOW WEY CIVILIAN
GOVERNMENT DEY, SHEY NO
BE OUR PEOPLE DEY INSIDE?
FROM COUNCILLOR TO
PRESIDENT
ABI NA FOREIGNER DEY FOR
THERE?
NO BE YOUR FAMILY DEY FOR
THERE?
NO BE YOUR FRIEND DEY FOE
THERE?
LET’S TELL OURSELF THE
BITTER TRUTH
UNTILL WE COMOT THE UN-
GODLINESS
PRAY FOR OUR SOULS, THIS
PLACE NO GO BETTER L’AIYE
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
FOLLOWER IS WICKEDER
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
COMMON MAN IS WICKEDER
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
ME NO CORRUPT, I AM A
COMMON MAN
LEADER, FOLLOWER? THE
SAME THE SAME
BIG MAN THIEF
GOD FORBID BAD THING
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
{
BABANGIDA, ABACHA,
OBASANJO, ATI IRE GAN
GAN…
EYIN MERERIN OKA O KO
OHUN
NIJA FOORE O, NIJA FOREVER
NA WE BE GIANT
MAKE GIANT NO BE LIKE
MUMU
AIYE LE O
NA WE BE GIANT
till fade
}
MY PEOPLE, RIGHEOUTSNESS
EXALTED THE NATION
BUT SIN IS A REPROACH TO
ANY PEOPLE

MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
FOLLOWER IS WICKEDER
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
COMMON MAN IS WICKEDER
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
FOLLOWER IS WICKEDER
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
COMMON MAN IS WICKEDER
BABANGIDA, ABACHA,
OBASANJO, ATI IRE GAN
GAN…
EYIN MERERIN OKA O KO
OHUN
YOU NO DIFFERENT FROM
THEM AT ALL
THE SAME THE SAME
BABANGIDA, ABACHA,
OBASANJO, ATI IRE GAN
GAN…
EYIN MERERIN OKA O KO
OHUN
YOU NO DIFFERENT FROM
THEM AT ALL
THE SAME THE SAME
LAGBAJA OMO BABA
MUKOKO
OMO-IYA E POOMO
OMO BABA JOSEPH LODOGUN
OMO BABA JEMISI LATEGBA
OTOGUN LATEGBA ALL
TOGETHER
IMA SI ENI TO LE SHE PO
MOMI
MUKO MUKO
THEM DEY HAIL ME THE
MASK MAN
I WEAR MY MASK, NA
SYMBOL
REPRESNTING THE FACELESS
REPRESNTING THE VOICELESS
REPRESNTING THE DIS-
EMPHASHISED COMMON MAN
THEM SAY MAKE I YAB THEM
LAGBAJA, YAB THEM
YAB THEM ALL, ALL THE
RULERS
ALL THE GOVERNMENT, YAB
THEM
ALL OF DEM NA THIEF
I SIT DOWN JEJE I NO TALK
BECAUSE THE TRUTH IS
BITTER
MY PEOPLE FIT VEX WHEN
THEM HEAR THE TRUTH
THE TRUTH TOO HEAVY FOR
MA MOUTH
MAKE I YAB THEM (X3)
OMI, GIMME WATER
WITH DUE RESPECT THEM MA
BROTHER MA SISTER
THE SIMPLE TRUTH, NA BE
SAY
DEM WEY B SAY MAKE I YAB
NA U…. NA U BE DEM, NA
DEM BE YOU
YOU AND DEM NA D SAME
DEM WEY B SAY MAKE I YAB
NA U…. NA U BE DEM, NA
DEM BE YOU
YOU AND DEM NA D SAME
CALLING YOU CORRUPTION
NA SUGAR
YOUR REAL NAME GANGAN
NA OLE
OLE, BARAWO (X4)
IN SHORT MA BROTHER MA
SISTER, YOU BE THIEF
YOU BE THIEF, JUST LIKE
DEM, YOU BE THIEF
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
MINORITY NA EXCEPTION,
MAJORITY NA CORRUPTION
ALMOST 200 MILLION THIEF
EASY TO DEY POINT FINGER
SHUTUP NA U MUMU
NA COMMON MAN DEY DO
COMMON MAN PART
BEFORE BEFORE WE DEY
SHOUT NA MILITIRI, NA
MILITIRI
NOW WEY CIVILIAN
GOVERNMENT DEY, SHEY NO
BE OUR PEOPLE DEY INSIDE?
FROM COUNCILLOR TO
PRESIDENT
ABI NA FOREIGNER DEY FOR
THERE?
NO BE YOUR FAMILY DEY FOR
THERE?
NO BE YOUR FRIEND DEY FOE
THERE?
LET’S TELL OURSELF THE
BITTER TRUTH
UNTILL WE COMOT THE UN-
GODLINESS
PRAY FOR OUR SOULS, THIS
PLACE NO GO BETTER L’AIYE
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
FOLLOWER IS WICKEDER
LEADER IS WICKED BUT
COMMON MAN IS WICKEDER
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
ME NO CORRUPT, I AM A
COMMON MAN
LEADER, FOLLOWER? THE
SAME THE SAME
BIG MAN THIEF
GOD FORBID BAD THING
MUMU MUMU MUMU
MUMU x MUMU
200 MILLION MUMU
{
BABANGIDA, ABACHA,
OBASANJO, ATI IRE GAN
GAN…
EYIN MERERIN OKA O KO
OHUN
NIJA FOORE O, NIJA FOREVER
NA WE BE GIANT
MAKE GIANT NO BE LIKE
MUMU
AIYE LE O
NA WE BE GIANT
till fade
}
MY PEOPLE, RIGHEOUTSNESS
EXALTED THE NATION
BUT SIN IS A REPROACH TO
ANY PEOPLE

mumu ! mumu!! mumu !!



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