Pastor Tunde Bakare, founder of the Latter
Rain Assembly in Lagos has said former
President Olusegun Obasanjo was responsible
for the numerous problems Nigeria plaguing
Nigeria at the moment.
Speaking on Sunday with newsmen, shortly
after delivering a speech, entitled: “ The Nigeria
of My Dream ” at a well attended church
service to celebrate his 60th birthday, Bakare
said Obasanjo needed to be told some hard
truth.
Pastor Tunde Bakare
“ He who wants to hear, let him hear. I am going
to drum what needs to be drummed. I think
Obasanjo needs to hear some things before the
house collapses on him, because he is
responsible for the problems we face now,” he
said.
The pastor who expressed doubt over the
2015 election said it was not feasible because
of Boko Haram insurgency, Nigerian Tribune
reports.
He explained that the country needed to take
care of 2104 before talking about 2015 as it
would be unwise to hold elections without
dealing with the fundamental problems of the
country.
source: http://www.naij.com/325399-nigerias-problems-pastor-tunde-bakare-accuses-obasanjo.html

Birds of a feather.

Fp things

Nigeria is a gangster paradise. All the political madness and thuggery are just for the thieves interest of looting the coffers dry,not the helpless people they are suppose to be representing. It is an avenue for overnight astronomical wealth for born retards.

Okimski:
2014 before talking about 2015.html

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redsun:
Nigeria is a gangster paradise. All the political madness and thuggery are just for the thieves interest of looting the coffers dry,not the helpless people they are suppose to be representing. It is an avenue for overnight astronomical wealth for born retards.

Na so my brother, nothing more than that.

Seconded...

Singing....*Obasanjo lowo n be, Obasanjo lowo n be, bi Nigeria se daaru, Obasanjo lowo n be* meaning, Obasanjo is guilty, Obasanjo is guilty, as Nigeria turns out to be, Obasanjo is guilty!

Let's not keep glorifying the past. We should start thinking of how to collectively end the insurgency and other problems of this country and not daily laying blames on ourselves.