Even Jega is taking a public shot at Buhari.
He was effectively saying that although GEJ was considered weak, the much hyped strongman that was foist on us as a replacement turned into a bigger disaster.

Ekez:
But you help in giving us a lifeless president.

How did he helped? Buhari won. And that slowpoke call Jonathan got kicked out.

But coming election. Buhari too will be kicked out. If any party can produce any credible and competent candidate.
Or else buhari will still be the president. And nothing anybody can do about that

osuofia2:
SHUT UP...AFTER GIVING US THE LIFELESS BEAST

He gave u?

Behold one of those who put us into misery.

Prof Attahiru can you hear yourself? How can you be competent when you are not strong.

Idiot Cowharist.

bedspread:
You can't be Lifeless and Competent!!

New Anthem for Wailer's.


I give you guys 2 weeks you will forget this foolish trending slogan.

“What we require most are the competence and capacity of leaders to take decisions and be assertive in ensuring that those decisions are actually implemented. So, we have to be very careful in thinking that a strong leader can really help.

JudasNaCarrot:
"Aturu Jega" shebi na all of una conspire and rig this lifeless dullard to lead people wey dey alive...abi!

It will not be well with you and that brown teeth man from Waste side.

bros, don't blame jega. bubu is just a scammer that most of us thought has something great to offer nigeria. who 'll ever think, back then in 2015 that bubu could be so lifeless in urgent and important decision makings?

Buhari is neither strong nor competent

See your life jega

Why did you and your cohorts forced the weak and incompetent to us ?

In other words Buhari is not competent,not be talk am na Attairu Jega talk am..Osinbajo can do it then.

Your words sound like a just and disciplined man!
But the thing is, Nigerians are suffering as a result of your compromise!!

Ekez:
But you help in giving us a lifeless president.

Can he be stylishly begging for forgiveness

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Ekez:
But you help in giving us a lifeless president.

He did his job. Goodluck didn’t win and that was it or is it only when Goodluck wins it is free and fair? Jega is largely still a credible man and has spoken the hard truth to the present Govt not because he hates anyone or the govt bt that just the plain truth here.

tunary:
Buhari is neither strong nor competent

Otherwise Boko Haram terrorists and Fulani herdsmen killers won’t be roaming free with impunity

jaxxy:
He did his job. Goodluck didn’t win and that was it or is it only when Goodluck wins it is free and fair? Jega is largely still a credible man and has spoken the hard truth to the present Govt not because he hates anyone or the govt bt that just the plain truth here.

Please what is the plain truth that he has said

Honestly jega just regrettin his role in 2015, just like some many Nigerians that voted for APC.......we understand.....but this time we must get it right, wether crock or hook...APC must leav ASO rock, we need an intelligent, competent, healthy president, thatmake policies and implement it.....#OUR MUMU DON Do#

12Ebisco:

“What we require most are the competence and capacity of leaders to take decisions"

You connived with your fellow jihadists and enthroned a lifeless man on the country, a man so sluggish to take decision, a man that's partial and unjust, a man so insensitive and have no pity even for the poor.

A true leader has a long-term vision and the short-term plan to work on it. He is prepared to put the organization, the country, before his own needs. That sense of sacrifice is needed

And that was why you imposed your competent Buhari on Nigerians, JEGA..........God will judge you for this calamity you brought on us, you bite the hand that fed you....you betrayed Jonathan and PDP all for northern political conquest, I hope you are happy now seeing what every Nigerians is going through..........Now listen,,,,,,We do not want to hear a word from you untill you apologizes to Jonathan, PDP and every Nigerian for bringing a terror to our seat of power.

12Ebisco:
A former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof Attahiru Jega, has mentioned that Nigeria needs competent leaders and not necessarily strong leaders.

According to Jega, an incompetent leader who is strong will end up destroying institutions.

The former INEC boss said this at the 58th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association in Abuja on Monday, The Punch reports.

He said:

“What we require most are the competence and capacity of leaders to take decisions and be assertive in ensuring that those decisions are actually implemented. So, we have to be very careful in thinking that a strong leader can really help.

“Just like a weak leader can wreck an institution, a strong leader, who has just that power and courage, but lacks the capacity, ability and competence to lead, can also wreck strong institutions.

“Competence of leadership is a very important variable in bringing about the stable political transition, good governance and deepening of democracy.”

The former INEC boss, who superintended the 2011 and 2015 general elections, said politicians must stop treating elections as a do-or-die affair.

He recalled that a former President once said elections must be do-or-die, an incident he described as most unfortunate.

Jega also said there was a need for agencies of government to shun partisanship as this weakened institutions and eroded public confidence.

He added:

“We must emphasise professionalism, impartiality and non-partisanship. This is because quite too often, you have good and strong institutions, but once partisanship is introduced and partiality become the norm, as many public institutions in this country, then those institutions would not be able to deliver effectively on their mandates.”

The former INEC chairman said there was a need for law enforcement agencies and the judiciary to be alive to their responsibilities, adding that the integrity of the electoral process must be preserved and protected.

Jega added:

“From my experience, I am convinced that electoral integrity is key to stable political transition and to ensuring that there is a framework for good governance and societal development. Electoral integrity is not just about the integrity of the election management body. It is also the integrity with which the key stakeholders engage with the electoral process.”

In his remarks, a former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar, lamented that elections in Africa are always characterised by violence.

He said even the recently concluded NBA election was not without its own controversies.

“The genesis of Africa’s political problems is the action of sit-tight leaders who do all they can to amend the constitutions in order to perpetuate themselves forever. These leaders manipulate very vital democratic organs particularly the legislature and even judiciary to suppress any dissenting voice,” he added.

Source: http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/08/nigeria-does-not-need-strong-leaders.html

12Ebisco:
A former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof Attahiru Jega, has mentioned that Nigeria needs competent leaders and not necessarily strong leaders.

According to Jega, an incompetent leader who is strong will end up destroying institutions.

The former INEC boss said this at the 58th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association in Abuja on Monday, The Punch reports.

He said:

“What we require most are the competence and capacity of leaders to take decisions and be assertive in ensuring that those decisions are actually implemented. So, we have to be very careful in thinking that a strong leader can really help.

“Just like a weak leader can wreck an institution, a strong leader, who has just that power and courage, but lacks the capacity, ability and competence to lead, can also wreck strong institutions.

“Competence of leadership is a very important variable in bringing about the stable political transition, good governance and deepening of democracy.”

The former INEC boss, who superintended the 2011 and 2015 general elections, said politicians must stop treating elections as a do-or-die affair.

He recalled that a former President once said elections must be do-or-die, an incident he described as most unfortunate.

Jega also said there was a need for agencies of government to shun partisanship as this weakened institutions and eroded public confidence.

He added:

“We must emphasise professionalism, impartiality and non-partisanship. This is because quite too often, you have good and strong institutions, but once partisanship is introduced and partiality become the norm, as many public institutions in this country, then those institutions would not be able to deliver effectively on their mandates.”

The former INEC chairman said there was a need for law enforcement agencies and the judiciary to be alive to their responsibilities, adding that the integrity of the electoral process must be preserved and protected.

Jega added:

“From my experience, I am convinced that electoral integrity is key to stable political transition and to ensuring that there is a framework for good governance and societal development. Electoral integrity is not just about the integrity of the election management body. It is also the integrity with which the key stakeholders engage with the electoral process.”

In his remarks, a former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar, lamented that elections in Africa are always characterised by violence.

He said even the recently concluded NBA election was not without its own controversies.

“The genesis of Africa’s political problems is the action of sit-tight leaders who do all they can to amend the constitutions in order to perpetuate themselves forever. These leaders manipulate very vital democratic organs particularly the legislature and even judiciary to suppress any dissenting voice,” he added.

Source: http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/08/nigeria-does-not-need-strong-leaders.html

The comatose economic situation has begun to bite abi?
Jega that helped bring forth a lifeless president is already complaining. Shut up and enjoy the incompetence.

Ekez:
But you help in giving us a lifeless president.

The he goes
He spoke at last
The architect of pesent day Nigerian woes!

So Jega is indirectly saying PMB who allows elections to be rigged through intimidations and bullying is competent. I would not forget recent LG elections here in Lagos where voters were driven away from voting forbthe candidates of their choice while others were wipped with cains. President who purposely because herdmen are his kins, refused to condemn their evil acts. President who surrounded himself with people of a particular religion and of some regions of the nation, such person cannot be tagged as being competent on an honest basis.

Which constitutions is this one talking about is fraudulent constitution that give northerners the upper hand over others in this country

We shouldn't believe anything that comes out from any northerners it all propaganda

Baawaa:

This statement is for Jonathan,if you believe click like,if not click share

It is actually for Buhari

bobnatlo:
Obviously PMB is not competent, Assertive and lacks Capacity
Let's look for another

Only those who have their own PVCs ready can look for another president.
Do you have yours
What of your family and friends? Do they also have their own PVCs

Directed at GMB - d socalled strong man who lacks d knowledge 2midwife progress. GEJ was horrofic bt stil beta than GMB

"We must emphasise professionalism, impartiality and non-partisanship. This is because quite too often, you have good and strong institutions, but once partisanship is introduced and partiality become the norm, as many public institutions in this country, then those institutions would not be able to deliver effectively on their mandates.” With this statement from Jega, it shows that he is full of of democratic ideologies but his people from the north are the behind the present woes of the nation.

[quote author=12Ebisco post=70679980]A former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof Attahiru Jega, has mentioned that Nigeria needs competent leaders and not necessarily strong leaders.

According to Jega, an incompetent leader who is strong will end up destroying institutions.

The former INEC boss said this at the 58th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association in Abuja on Monday, The Punch reports.

He said:

“What we require most are the competence and capacity of leaders to take decisions and be assertive in ensuring that those decisions are actually implemented. So, we have to be very careful in thinking that a strong leader can really help.

Let Donald Triump hear this, strong without compitency is nation's distruction.