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I abstained from premarital sex - for some 27 years, by the grace of God. I am married - for more than 9 years now. And I have also, by God's grace, stayed away from adultery (call it post marital sex). It takes discipline, God's grace and determination to stay clean.

I will not deny that keeping oneself pure for a future wife/husband is challenging these days (as it was in the past anyway). Please mark the key word here - ''challenging'', not ''impossible''. Self control, discipline and Godly doctrines, which was fed to myself in large doses during my adolescence days is lacking and missing among the youths as always. The absence of these key elements in the upbringing of adolescent youths these days have set the stage for what we're witnessing en masse today.

Also, people are not willing to forgive others of their past misdeeds - especially those who genuinely have confessed and repented of their past evil deeds and are willing to start on a clean slate. Others want to eat their cake and have it, as someone rightly pointed out somewhere here. And yet still, some accuse others of thesame sins they enjoy committing .

In the case under discussion here, I will still suggest that you tell your ''fiance/fiancee'' your past if he/she asks for it. It breeds confidence, trust and peace of mind for the two of you. There is this burden (or is it strong desire) on someone who genuinely confessed his/her sins of the past to not do it again, compared to someone who's hiding his/her sins.

Please note, this is for people who are genuinely about to settle down, not some immoral boyfriend/girlfriend relationship stuff. All these ''my ex boyfriend/girlfriend'' talks is evil, It's what's even contributing to the moral decadence we're winessing around us everywhere. Am I asking for the impossible? I think not.

liljboy:
*clears throat* how you carry ask am abeg?

Na talk dey bring talk. Dem no dey open mouth finish dey talk some kind things. You use your head.

I will use myself as example.

I was a virgin man - at 27 years when I met my wife (nowadays, I read about something called konji gripping men who don't engage in pre marital sex. Sorry, nothing like that happened to me). Truth is, all those years I stayed away from ''evil'', I did see several good looking beautiful women and girls and I was attracted to them. But it ends when I get back home or to my work.

So, when my wife asked how many girls I have been with and I told her none, she said I'm from outer space - Mars perhaps!

I did not directly ask how many men she's been with. I did that in a ''subtle'' way - so she provided the answer without knowing it. She's been with more than one. But you know what? I still went ahead and married this lady - but we made sure we're both medically okay as required.

All is well after more than 9 years of marriage and 3 beautiful kids.


My advice, you can ask her (if you plan on settling down with her) - but not in a very direct, childish way.

And for ladies saying it's best you leave the past behind, know that truth will always find a way to the surface. Better let him know now - if he asked for it (whether he can handle it or not, it doesn't matter. Tell him).

boolet:
If price per barrel was N119 and PMS was N97, now that barrel price is N49 PMS should be N27. Nigerians should know the truth.

Is that your 119 naira or dollars - for the barrel of oil? Check am wella o!

There was one baba Ibadan man that was the Generallisimo of Ibadanland in those days. I've forgotten his name - he's late now. That man was evil incarnate, and was a very big 'tool' in OBJ government, a kingmaker of sort. Can anyone remind me what his name is again?

All Nigerians must think deeply before casting their vote in this coming election o! I have done my bit to make you all see the light.

nickxtra:
I must say that in as much as I do not intend to exonerate OBJ of the above mentioned lapses in his administration, even though the article lacks objectivity and balance reportage, we must not ignore the fact that no Ruler or president in the whole world without some issues that could not be rightly done under him, yet some of these rulers are rally points in their respective political terrain. From America to Asian, Europe to our Africa, the story is the same. To my mind, if OBJ was bad then and he is now a 'born again' person whose concern is about Nigeria, I prefer him to other past leaders, who looted the treasury of the country with reckless abandon, yet they are afraid to speak or intervene on matters of national importance, because perhaps they are afraid of the Government of the moment. I think, to me, if Obj was a bad leader and he is now repented and sees the need for a better Nigeria under a leadership that is different from his own supposed bad leadership and that of his successors who are not actually better, so be it. The article would have passed a quality assurance editing, if it had not deliberately ignored and left out the positives of Obasanjo and his administration.

Ok. So, OBJ have some positives - after all the negatives chronicled above, right?

Now tell us why GEJ is all about negatives and no positives, why he's attracting so much negative publicity. I know that his 'sins' are numerous like that of OBJ, but why is it that in his (GEJ) case, he must be portrayed in bad light? Please leave out the born again thing o!

So, can write ups like this help sway the minds of of diehard GMB fans - for them to vote for GEJ? On my part, and to be frank, I don't like GEJ and I'm not sure he's capable of leading this country with the needed gusto she deserves.

But Buhari is NOT the solution either - I'm not sure if he's elected, he'll perform any better than what we're witnesssing now.

So, what do we do?

I read the below thought provoking article by Simon Kolawole of This Day. I cannot help but wonder (just like the writer) how easily Nigerians can forget the past- just like that!

Please read and think a little bit about the future of this country. Thank you. By the way, if you're the type who doesn't like reading long post, please back off!

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For the life of me, I will never understand how former President Olusegun Obasanjo does it. When you think he is done, he has just begun. I have watched in utter amusement how he has, yet again, wangled his way into the front page of newspapers on a daily basis. I don’t know of any other former head of state elsewhere who has turned himself into the subject and object of national attention long after he has left power. Obasanjo is always there, always scheming, always screaming. It is his luck, I must say, but, as a mere mortal, I often wonder why some guys have all the luck.

Obasanjo, amazingly, has become a god or a saint to many Nigerians. Many politicians, commentators, journalists, activists and youths who used to criticise him are now celebrating him as our moral compass. The people he has brutalised before — such as Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and Rt. Hon. Rotimi Amaechi — go to Abeokuta to genuflect to him. Even Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, of all people, goes to Obasanjo's house to pay homage. And President Goodluck Jonathan goes to Abeokuta to kowtow to him, with two respected pastors in tow.

How does Obasanjo do it? Can anyone help me out? He has a word on every issue. He expresses his opinion so forcefully, so eloquently and so mischievously that you just cannot ignore him. He loves to criticise what he is patently guilty of. He loves to vilify anyone who does not worship at his temple. There is no accusation Obasanjo throws at anyone that he himself is not double guilty of. He has launched ferocious media attacks against most of his successors — President Shehu Shagari, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua and Jonathan. Only Gen. Sani Abacha pre-empted him by throwing him into jail before he could open his mouth.

Obasanjo complains about corruption and Nigerians hail him. What's his moral high ground? Can someone tell me? Has anybody never heard about the Halliburton and Siemens scandals? The damning reports are there in the attorney-general's office. Does the name Dr. Julius Makanjuola ring a bell? Under Obasanjo, he was the permanent secretary of the ministry of defence implicated in a N421 million scandal. Mysteriously, the case was abruptly closed with Nolle Prosequi (no further prosecution) — the first in Nigeria's history.

Well, Obasanjo went on to set up the anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), headed by Malam Nuhu Ribadu, which — in fairness — did kick the backsides of many politicians. But EFCC could not tackle Obasanjo's own corruption: from the obscene fundraiser for his private library to his shareholding in Transcorp — a company that was getting juicy stuff from a government superintended by Obasanjo. Have we all forgotten the scandalous waivers granted to all kinds of human beings, officially defrauding our treasury billions of dollars?

Does anybody remember that Obasanjo was in power for eight years and we kept importing fuel, with PDP financiers getting the contracts through local and foreign fronts? Forgotten so easily? Does anybody remember how much we spent on repairing refineries that kept "knocking" for the eight years that Obasanjo was in power? Does anybody still remember Obasanjo saying on national TV that he did not know the price of kerosene and it was "unacceptable" that it was more expensive than petrol? How does Obasanjo get away with hoodwinking Nigerians?

Do we still remember that Obasanjo did not resolve the electricity problem for eight years? Do we still remember the "$16 billion spent on power without results" for which Obasanjo arrogantly refused to appear before the House probe panel? Is it that we have forgotten that the damning report was killed? Do we still remember that Obasanjo did not add one coach to the railways throughout his tenure despite spending billions of dollars? Does anybody still remember how many federal highways were in terrible state for the eight years that Obasanjo spent in power? Have we forgotten the Benin-Shagamu road saga? Just like that?

When Obasanjo discusses insecurity, I cringe. From every available evidence, Boko Haram started right under his nose. If he had aborted the foetus, maybe we wouldn't be engaged in fire-fighting today. I have heard many Nigerians say, perhaps innocently, that if Obasanjo had been in power he would have crushed Boko Haram by now. Really? How well did he crush the less complex militancy in the Niger Delta? Was it not under Obasanjo that the militancy started in 2004 and flourished?

To the best of my knowledge, militants were bombing oil installations and kidnapping oil workers with ease under Obasanjo. At a stage, daily crude oil production fell to about 900,000 barrels — from the height of 2.5m. In fact, we were later told that why Obasanjo picked Jonathan as the running mate to Yar'Adua was to appease the Niger Delta. Of course, nobody was appeased. The attacks continued until Yar'Adau offered an amnesty deal. How these facts conveniently escape us is beyond my understanding.

Insecurity? Abacha's regime aside, more Nigerians were assassinated under Obasanjo's watch than at any time in our history. The abridged roll-call: Chief Bola Ige, a serving minister; Chief Marshall Harry, co-ordinator of the Buhari presidential campaign in 2003; Chief AK Dikibo, PDP chieftain and ally of former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar; Chief Uche Ogbonnaya (OGB), an ANPP senatorial candidate in Imo State in 2003; and Mr. Barnabas Igwe and his wife, Amaka, in Onitsha. The assassins were never unmasked. What is insecurity?

How did Obasanjo become our moral compass? How did he become such a highly sought-after role model? Has anybody ever managed to read the affidavit Obasanjo's own son, Gbenga, filed while seeking a divorce from his wife on the ground of incest and adultery? It doesn't matter? Has anybody ever taken time to read the letter Iyabo wrote to her father, giving graphic details of his megalomania and duplicity? It doesn't matter? Has anybody ever done a recap of the blatant rigging of elections under the "saint"? It doesn't matter?

Obasanjo pontificates on impunity and we hail him. What happened to us? Dr. Chris Ngige, as governor of Anambra State, was abducted by Obasanjo's associates. Have we forgotten the illegal impeachment of Alhaji Rashidi Ladoja as governor of Oyo State? What about the impeachment of Chief Joshua Dariye as governor of Plateau by eight out of 24 lawmakers? For three years, Obasanjo unconstitutionally withheld Lagos council allocations because of political differences. It took Yar'Adua only a few days in power to undo the impunity.

They say, "Oh, Obasanjo is a patriot. He has the best interest of Nigeria at heart." Really? Can Obasanjo look up to heavens and say, solemnly, that he had the best interest of Nigeria at heart when he was picking his successor? Such a character cannot be my own moral compass. With a moral compass like Obasanjo, though, Nigeria is doomed and damned.

Ref. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/obasanjo-as-nigerias-moral-compass/199481/#.VLuaDLsLm3s.facebook

Can we please leave anything ''United States'' out of this situation? As far as they have predicted that Nigeria will break up in 2015, I believe that they will do everything in their power to make this happen. Let us all be careful in thinking we have someone who ranks high along with other major US military figures. For me, that doesn't count as anything worthy of emulation or as something we should sing to the high heavens about.

What a tragic year 2014 has been. Missing plane, plane shot down by rebels, many famous actors/actress died, and now thisone....death everywhere. May the good Lord keep us for the rest of the year.

debosky:
If we had a transparent government, they would be able to tell us how much subsidy payments have reduced since the oil price started dropping, and how this additional funds were going to be used elsewhere.

Fair enough.

What I will like to see:

1. What Nigerians SHOULD have paid at the time when oil was going for >$100/barrel out there - and why Nigerians should pay that amount going by the fact that we have the stuff on our soil.

2. ''Official details'' of how much have acrued to government and other people involved in this shady business since the time oil price rose and fell to its present value. The thinking here is just as you put it up there - what have they done to reduce the plight of the average Nigerian with the lot they got when oil price was high?


It feels bad that we have witnessed several hikes in prices of fuel over the years, with governments of the day giving all manner of excuses for increasing fuel costs and harming the average citizenry's ability to live well.

debosky:
Y'all can't have things both ways - as long as you insist on the FG subsidising petroleum products for our consumption then the price will not move freely with the oil price.
This is the time to call for deregulation - if y'all didn't decide to 'Occupy Nigeria' when some of us wanted deregulation to happen then we'd have seen a drop and less money coming out of our pockets by now.
By the way - cost price is nowhere near N50/litre so what exactly do you want? Low price? Fixed price? Cost price?

The problem is that I don't trust all the abracadabra arithmetic that is the Nigerian government and their officials' way of calculating stuff - in any case, I don't trust anyone in government in Nigeria. Sorry, this deregulation excuse will not cut it for a sound explanation, debosky. It's fraught with corruption and shady deals. I don't want to start digging up things to buttress my points on deregulation. No time.

All I know is that if the price of fuel is falling everywhere, why is Naija's fuel price still so high - more than N100 naira? We're producing oil in Nigeria. When the price was high, we didn't benefit anything as average Nigerians. Why can't we even feel anything at this time too?

The US no longer buy our oil. So, why not just bring it back and refine it at home and sell to our teeming populace? Endless questions.

In the US and UK, gas (what we call fuel here) prices falls/rises almost with the price per barrel of crude. We are an oil producing country for heavens sake! When the prices were high, we, the citizens of this country did not enjoy a dime of all the wealth realised from the sales of crude oil. And now, are we not going to still benefit from the drop in the price per barrel of oil??

Please, how much is petrol selling for in your area?

One would expect that the price per litre of petrol should have fallen to some N50/Litre or less by now, with the falling price of the barrel of crude oil all over the world. I read that gas/fuel prices are falling dramatically in the developed world.

What is stopping the FG from bringing the prices down, considering that this will have some soothing effect on already economically traumatised citizens of Nigeria?

The petroleum resources minister and president should please intervene.

With OBJ's pedigree with women, I will be worried about Oby, if she were my wife. No one expects her to say something is going on/or happened in the past between her and OBJ, but it's what many have seen that agitates the mind - and we don't need her to explain anything further.

adoyi81:
Baba has an history with women ,so not surprise with what I m seeing

I will not object to this type of "hugging" if it's from the likes of Donald Duke or even Raji Fashola.

Baba OBJ has a scandalous history with women. Here is a man who had an affair with his son's wife - when no one thought nothing of sort was going on. His son divorced the wife because of that affair. OBJ married several women. Mama Iyabo is no longer with him today. This is what the woman said about OBJ.

"Mr. Obasanjo is portrayed as a serial manipulator and wife abuser who loves charming all manners of women into his perverse space."
http://xokigbo.com/2012/02/18/mrs-oluremi-obasanjo-life-with-an-animal/

"On December 28, 2005 Gbenga petitioned the Ikeja High Court for a divorce on grounds of incompatibility, Mojisola's poor cooking skills, untidiness and her father's frequent meddling in the couple's affairs."
http://www.modernghana.com/news/158969/1/obasanjo-in-sexual-escapade-with-sons-wife.html

"Obasanjo lived his last months in Aso Rock like a bachelor, but his current closest companion comes from among his circle of women who have given him children while living separately."

"When Obasanjo accused him of human-rights abuse, Abacha had him arrested, beaten and sentenced to life in prison. Tunde’s mother, Obasanjo’s wife, was grief stricken. “Not just her, but the others as well,” he says. “There must have been 10 wives at least, maybe more.”
http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/exclusive/women-competed-for-obasanjo-stepson-reveals/


I am sure madam Oby is aware of all these stories about OBJ. I don't think she resisted that ''hug'' in any way - and her twitter handle did show that she doesn't care anyway - people with twisted minds can think what they like. I think the startling encounter definitely will, and should put a dent on Ms Ezekwesili's reputation as a "caring" mother who wants 200 chibok girls back in Abuja.

rhames:
You don read this book?

http://www.amazon.com/Confessions-Economic-Hit-John-Perkins/dp/0452287081

- just in case you want to buy.

''Perkins, a former chief economist at Boston strategic-consulting firm Chas. T. Main, says he was an "economic hit man" for 10 years, helping U.S. intelligence agencies and multinationals cajole and blackmail foreign leaders into serving U.S. foreign policy and awarding lucrative contracts to American business. "Economic hit men (EHMs) are highly paid professionals who cheat countries around the globe out of trillions of dollars," Perkins writes. Confessions of an Economic Hit Man is an extraordinary and gripping tale of intrigue and dark machinations.''

''John Perkins writes in Confessions of an Economic Hitman (2004) how he and other ‘hitmen’ like him were sent to developing countries as consultants to bribe or coerce diplomats, economists, administrators and politicians to do the bidding of the US. Often they succeeded, but if they failed then the CIA would send in the ‘jackals’ — professionally trained assassins who would engineer the deaths of those who stood in the way of complete American domination.''

http://www.globalresearch.ca/why-putin-is-winning-the-new-cold-war/5417041

Food for thought.

sammyj:
I support you on this because if this weapons are sold to the Nigerian FG they can use it against their political opponent during and after election. Yes BH can be eliminated with foot soldiers fully equipped and not with mini weapon of mass destruction that cannot be controlled by our incompetent government!!!!

I wonder what the directorate of military intelligence (DMI) is doing. They should have gathered sufficient information about the workings of this armed group - BH and map out strategies to eliminate them. However, if there is any political undertone to what's going up there up North, then, I don't honestly think Gowon will be talking like this.

Crocz:
I pity your soul...advocating for a lost course you may never live to see...Ojukwu tried, he failed..you know why?..not because he didn't have the resources like people were lead to belief, he had more than the Nigerian government...his army were stronger (with juju too) but he failed. And again he would have failed had he tried even with Hitler size army.

"This marriage was made in heaven and God stamp the pact"

Either we make it work or we all perish!

I agree with everything you said except the part where marriage comes in. This marriage was made by the British - in hell!

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/investigations/needle-zero-nigerias-economy-tanking-u-s-oil-exports-dry-n256236

When the terrorist group Boko Haram kidnapped more than 250 Nigerian schoolgirls last spring, many news reports noted that Nigeria had long been one of the biggest suppliers of oil to the United States, suggesting that economic relationship gave Washington a strong incentive to help track down the kidnappers.

That was wrong.

In April, the same month the girls were snatched from an elementary school in Chibok, only 4.5 million barrels of Nigerian oil arrived at U.S. ports, down from a record high of 40 million barrels seven years earlier.

And by July, the spigot was shut off completely. Over the next six weeks, not a single drop of Nigerian light, sweet crude arrived in the U.S. - all of it replaced at Gulf Coast refineries by fracked oil from fields like the Bakken formation in North Dakota and Eagle Ford in Texas.





Knock knock...time is almost up for free oil money sharing from Abuja to the state govt.

Ruling the country for for 41 years until his demise in October 2011, Muammar Gaddafi did some truly amazing things for his country and repeatedly tried to unite and empower the whole of Africa.

So despite what you’ve heard on the radio, seen in the media or on the TV Gaddafi did some powerful things that were not very reminiscent of a vicious dictator.

Here are ten things Gaddafi did for Libya that you may not know about…

1. In Libya a home is considered a natural human right

In Gaddafi’s Green Book it states: ”The house is a basic need of both the individual and the family, therefore it should not be owned by others”. Gaddafi’s Green Book is the formal leader’s political philosophy, it was first published in 1975 and was intended reading for all Libyans even being included in the national curriculum.

2. Education and medical treatment were all free

Under Gaddafi, Libya could boast one of the best healthcare services in the Middle East and Africa. Also if a Libyan citizen could not access the desired educational course or correct medical treatment in Libya they were funded to go abroad.

3. Gaddafi carried out the world’s largest irrigation project

The largest irrigation system in the world also known as the great manmade river was designed to make water readily available to all Libyan’s across the entire country. It was funded by the Gaddafi government and it said that Gaddafi himself called it ”the eighth wonder of the world”.

4. It was free to start a farming business

If any Libyan wanted to start a farm they were given a house, farm land and live stock and seeds all free of charge.

5. A bursary was given to mothers with newborn babies

When a Libyan woman gave birth she was given 5000 (US dollars) for herself and the child.

6. Electricity was free

Electricity was free in Libya meaning absolutely no electric bills!

7. Cheap petrol

During Gaddafi’s reign the price of petrol in Libya was as low as 0.14 (US dollars) per litre.

8. Gaddafi raised the level of education

Before Gaddafi only 25% of Libyans were literate. This figure was brought up to 87% with 25% earning university degrees.

9. Libya had It’s own state bank

Libya had its own State bank, which provided loans to citizens at zero percent interest by law and they had no external debt.

10. The gold dinar

Before the fall of Tripoli and his untimely demise, Gaddafi was trying to introduce a single African currency linked to gold. Following in the foot steps of the late great pioneer Marcus Garvey who first coined the term ”United States of Africa”. Gaddafi wanted to introduce and only trade in the African gold Dinar – a move which would have thrown the world economy into chaos.

The Dinar was widely opposed by the ‘elite’ of today’s society and who could blame them. African nations would have finally had the power to bring itself out of debt and poverty and only trade in this precious commodity. They would have been able to finally say ‘no’ to external exploitation and charge whatever they felt suitable for precious resources. It has been said that the gold Dinar was the real reason for the NATO led rebellion, in a bid to oust the outspoken leader.


http://www.globalresearch.ca/libya-ten-things-about-gaddafi-they-dont-want-you-to-know/5414289

I got this from my friend's Facbook page. Mods, I'm sorry, I do not have any link to the author.

A CITIZENS WRITES HIS SERVANT REPRIMANDING HIM OVER HIS CLUELESS, DIVISIVE, LACKLUSTRE STEWARDSHIP!

Soni Akoji

TAKE A LOOK!

The comedian we call president is saying we should pray for Nigeria. Na ludo he go play for Israel? See, just open a Ministry for Prayers and appoint Pastor Oritsejafor as Minister.

This guy will take us to just one place and that is NOWHERE.

Indians worships idols but they already have their spacecraft in Mars. What of China? What of Germany? What of France? Their leaders use their brains to work and don't talk bullshit all the time.

Pray, pray, pray, when are you going to ever do anything reasonable?

Pray, stealing is not corruption.

Pray, corruption is the order of the day.

Pray, electricity is worse than what it was in 1999.

Pray, over 100,000 barrels of crude oil are stolen under your black hat every single day.

Pray, Nigerian soldiers turned into frightened rabbits are tactically maneuvering into Cameroun and Chad.

Pray, the Air force is a huge joke. Navy, what navy?

Pray, hundreds of girls have gone missing for 200 days PLUS, it will soon be a year and you will still be telling us pray. Can't you just see your own incompetence?

Pray, hospitals are bad.

Pray, there is no single government pediatric centre in the whole country. Not even ONE.

Pray, frustrated & jobless youths die at recruitment test centres and you cannot fire that bullshit-talking interior minister since he lacks the moral conscience to resign.

The defence HQ is still studying that Shekau video ba?

The downed fighter jet nko?

The beheaded pilot? You expect his family to be clapping or praying for you, right?

The $15 million was for which arms? Voicemail

Pray, where is your Stella Oduah & the BMWs?

Pray, where is Maina & the embezzled pension funds?

Pray, old soldiers are protesting in Abuja for non payment of their pensions for months on end.

Pray, parts of Nigeria are now Islamic terror enclaves.

Can't you just look within you, summon your innermost powers & inspire the entire nation?

Is that not what Alexander the Great would have done? NO. YOU CANNOT OFFER WHAT YOU DON'T HAVE.

Pray, your wife is living larger than life in Abuja and she was collecting salary from Bayelsa for work she never did.

Pray, your party has plunged the nation into more darkness.

Pray, you keep fumbling every day. Pray, pray, pray!!!!!!!

You are so monotonous, uninspiring, uncreative, unimaginative and boring. I don't hate you but I totally detest your incompetence and like millions of Nigerians, we cannot tolerate you a day extra as the pilot of this ship once your tenure expires like Cowbell milk without NAFDAC number.

You do not have the courage of a Thomas Sankara. We all know you cannot die for this nation. You said it yourself that if you go to Chibok, they will just kill you. So Nigerians living there nko? Who will protect them? A whole commander-in-chief of Africa's fourth largest armed forces? That was a big disgrace on TV.

You lack the vision of a Kwame Nkrumah. You do not possess the poise of Julius Nyerere. You lack the selflessness of Nelson Mandela who was just 44 when he gladly went to jail for his people. Or you want to tell me you can stay locked up in Kirikiri for 27 years just for Nigerians? I WISH!!!! Even your Oga DSP Alamieyeseigha had to jump bail in London.

Yet, your sycophants want us to believe you are Mandela.

You are not a 'MAN' not to talk of a 'DELA.'

You just can't pretend to be a Patrice Lumumba. You do not have the burning passion of leaders who die for their countries. You cannot lead a war to save your own people or rouse your own army to glory but you can eat food worth billions and splash gold on weddings or coat your jets with it.

Your wife even had the audacity to spend N500million on a thanksgiving after she returned from Germany for treatment although you said you revolutionized the health sector in Nigeria. Who are you deceiving?

You do not have the seductive charm of Gamal Nasser.

The oratory powers of Tafawa Balewa or Samora Machel you cannot summon.

The boldness of Ahmadu Bello you don't have & the resilience of an Awolowo or the sagacity of an Azikiwe is not just in your nature.

Seretse Khama Ian Khama is the president of Botswana but Good Lord, that's a LEADER! ROCK-SOLID LEADER. You might want to call him for some lessons. You are holding this nation back and we will not allow that to KONTINU! Even the monkeys of Idanre are now smart, they use their own mobile phones.

You think you can bobo us with all this religious blackmail? It will not work. Or is Oritsejafor sleeping or what? Aso Rock chaplain nko? All those clerics you carry around all the time are not close to God enough or what? If I will pray any prayer, it is for this great country to get rid of thoroughly incompetent & divisive leaders like you & never witness this kind of disaster in leadership EVER again.

You were totally not ready for this job & we will not allow you to continue gambling with our own future and destinies. Your place is reserved in the catacomb of our post colonial tragedies! Let your supporters keep crying & screaming, we will not be deterred until you go back to your village or exile, whichever you so choose. You are even lucky unlike your Defence chief who has no village to even return to, if he retires today. Boko Haram has taken over his village in Mubi and declared it as a Caliphate under Islamic rule where impunity walks on all four! I will not mention the third option which I know you are very afraid of.

Our destinies are far more important that your personal ambition. We have had enough of your manipulations, deceit, lies and outright mischief and even greater crime of trying to use religion to cover it up.

Your trick will not work this time. We are waiting for the story you will tell us on November 11 when you will you open your mouth and tell us to give you four more years so you can ruin us completely. Luckily you now have shoes, so we will be glad if you tell us what you have done with the many OVERSIZED SHOES in your wardrobe!

Writer: Anonymous

Themandator:
Eleme is where it has issues in Rivers state

Yes. The Eleme section is where I'm interested in. I live at Rumuokwurushi. And I have folks who go to work at the Petrochemical Plant and Refinery.

Why is that section of the road in a state of disrepair and also a death trap?


And if the Eleme/Rumuokwurushi axis of the road is yet to be completed, why leapfrog and jump all the way to Odukpani/Oron/Calabar to kick off another phase of work?

I appreciate GEJ's effort on the E/W road project. But he should please make sure that a thorough job is done on that road. I have been writing about that road since I came on Nairaland in 2005. And for the part of the road that passed the front of my house to remain in a state of disrepair and not motorable is unfair o!