Elder statesman, Tanko Yakasai, on Monday criticized former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, describing his open letter to President Muhammadu Buhari as selfish and unpatriotic, the Nation reports.

Reacting to Obasanjo’s letter to Buhari dated July 15, Yakasai said: “I don’t see patriotism in General Obasanjo’s letters.

“In fact, all the letters written by General Obasanjo to all Military Heads of State and Presidents of the Federal Republic of Nigeria are not guided by patriotic considerations.”

According to him, “My experience with Nigerian political situation is that the top echelons of the Military are always fighting one another, either when in the service or when on retirement.

“It is from this angle that I always view most of the writings of General Olusegun Obasanjo to any military officer who is a Head of State or President in Nigeria as unpatriotic.

“Even the ones he wrote to former Presidents Goodluck Jonathan and the late Umar Musa Yar’Adua were not patriotic. They were guided by selfish interest.”

Yakasai further stated: “General Obasanjo did it during Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida’s era. He did it during the late General Sani Abacha’s regime, which later resulted to accusations that he was trying to overthrow the government, which eventually led to his imprisonment.

“General Olusegun Obasanjo also wrote a number of letters during General Abdulsalami Abubakar’s regime and he is still writing letters in this current presidency of General Muhammadu Buhari.

“So, this attitude of writing unpatriotic letters has been part of General Olusegun Obasanjo.”




Read more here https://thickmatch.com/yakasai-blasts-obasanjo-latest-open-letter-buhari/

Only some blind fellows here will think OBJ
mean well for us in this country..
Right from the onset his always selfish

The way these cow herders are insulting Yorubas up and down.

Chai!!

so a sensitive letter is now for selfish reasons abi.

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Wizklynd23:
Only some blind fellows here will think OBJ
mean well for us in this country..
Right from the onset his always selfish

[/s]hush boy, i know this one is
above your level of reasoning. Waec form is out, go and read your books before you fail again

[b]GOD WILL NEVER FORGIVE YOU AND OTHERS WHO PUT NIGERIA INTO THIS MESS INSTEAD OF YOU GUYS AS ELECTED LEADERS TO PUT NIGERIA LIKE OTHER COUNTRY TO AVOID NIGERIA LEAVING TO OTHER COUNTRIES FOR GREENER PASTURE YOU ARE HERE VOMITING TRACH. SOUTH AFRICAN YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT HAVE A FREE MEDICAL CARE FOR EVERYBODY INCLUDING NONE CITIZEN, PAID THERE OLD PEOPLE ON MONTHLY BASIS AND CHILDREN'S BELOW THE AGE OF 18YRS, PAID ACCIDENTAL AND DISABILITY GRANTS EVERY MONTH NOT TO TALK ABOUT A GOOD INFRASTRUCTURE PUT IN PLACE AND FREE HOUSING FOR POOR SOUTH AFRICAN TELL ME WHY NIGERIANS WILL BE RUNNING AWAY FROM NIGERIA IF ALL THIS WERE IN NIGERIA FOR THE CITIZENS TO ENJOY, IF YOU ARE SICK IN NIGERIA YOU MAY DIE FOR NOT HAVING MONEY FOR MEDICAL, THE OLD PEOPLE WHOSE GOVERNMENT SUPPOSED TO CARE FOR ARE NOT EVEN THOSE RECEIVING PENSION WILL NOT BE PAID NO WATER NO ROAD NO ELECTRICITY NO SECURITY YET NIGERIA HAVE MONEY AND RESOURCES THAN SOUTH AFRICA. ALL OVER THE WORLD NIGERIAN CITIZENS ARE LANGUISHING IN PRISON AND FORGETTING JUST BECAUSE OF YOU GUYS AS A LEADERS WHAT A SHAME TO BE A NIGERIANS I FEEL LIKE GATHERING ALL THE PAST AND PRESENT LEADERS AND BLOW THEM UP .FOOL'S[/b]

The person above me

FROM THE ARCHIVES: CHINUA ACHEBE'S LETTER TO OBASANJO (2004)

My Dear President Obasanjo,

I write this letter with a very heavy heart. For some time now I have watched events in Nigeria with alarm and dismay. I have watched particularly the chaos in my own state of Anambra where a small clique of renegades, openly boasting its connections in high places, seems determined to turn my homeland into a bankrupt and lawless fiefdom. I am appalled by the brazenness of this clique and the silence, if not connivance, of the Presidency.

Forty three years ago, at the first anniversary of Nigeria’s independence I was given the first Nigerian National Trophy for Literature. In 1979, I received two further honors – the Nigerian National Order of Merit and the Order of the Federal Republic – and in 1999 the first National Creativity Award.

I accepted all these honors fully aware that Nigeria was not perfect; but I had a strong belief that we would outgrow our shortcomings under leaders committed to uniting our diverse peoples.

Nigeria’s condition today under your watch is, however, too dangerous for silence. I must register my disappointment and protest by declining to accept the high honor awarded me in the 2004 Honors List.

Yours faithfully,

Chinua Achebe
Annandale-on-Hudson, New York

Where is Obasanjo's reply to the above letter?

Nothing to read as Yakasai has confirmed

Reacting to Obasanjo’s letter to Buhari dated July 15, Yakasai said: “I don’t see patriotism in General Obasanjo’s letters.

“In fact, all the letters written by General Obasanjo to all Military Heads of State and Presidents of the Federal Republic of Nigeria are not guided by patriotic considerations.”

blast him all you want but i am only waiting for this country to collapse. I know it will surely happen and everyone will go their separate ways. it will happen soon

It is well

Terrible terrorist cow

Lies

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Wizklynd23:
Only some blind fellows here will think OBJ
mean well for us in this country..
Right from the onset his always selfish

[/s]

Rubbish

Yakasai should go and die fokn ass licker

post=80314266:
FROM THE ARCHIVES: CHINUA ACHEBE'S LETTER TO OBASANJO (2004)

My Dear President Obasanjo,

I write this letter with a very heavy heart. For some time now I have watched events in Nigeria with alarm and dismay. I have watched particularly the chaos in my own state of Anambra where a small clique of renegades, openly boasting its connections in high places, seems determined to turn my homeland into a bankrupt and lawless fiefdom. I am appalled by the brazenness of this clique and the silence, if not connivance, of the Presidency.

Forty three years ago, at the first anniversary of Nigeria’s independence I was given the first Nigerian National Trophy for Literature. In 1979, I received two further honors – the Nigerian National Order of Merit and the Order of the Federal Republic – and in 1999 the first National Creativity Award.

I accepted all these honors fully aware that Nigeria was not perfect; but I had a strong belief that we would outgrow our shortcomings under leaders committed to uniting our diverse peoples.

Nigeria’s condition today under your watch is, however, too dangerous for silence. I must register my disappointment and protest by declining to accept the high honor awarded me in the 2004 Honors List.

Yours faithfully,

Chinua Achebe
Annandale-on-Hudson, New York

Where is Obasanjo's reply to the above letter?

Busy making nigeria more dangerous

Yakasai, go to hell

Paxie55:
The way these cow herders are insulting Yorubas up and down.

Chai!!

Oh really?
Shut d flying bleep up.
Was it not d same Yorubas that bleeping put d head of cow headers as president.
Let them dance to their tone.

niaralandtopuser:
blast him all you want but only waiting for this country to collapse. I know it will surely happen and everyone will go their separate ways. it will happen soon

i can't wait to see that happening

Obasanjo that has not been attending FEC meetings is writing letters and some masturbating on it to spite Buhari, your mumu just got renewed

BitterNESS emBITTERED LIfe.

post=80314266:
FROM THE ARCHIVES: CHINUA ACHEBE'S LETTER TO OBASANJO (2004)

My Dear President Obasanjo,

I write this letter with a very heavy heart. For some time now I have watched events in Nigeria with alarm and dismay. I have watched particularly the chaos in my own state of Anambra where a small clique of renegades, openly boasting its connections in high places, seems determined to turn my homeland into a bankrupt and lawless fiefdom. I am appalled by the brazenness of this clique and the silence, if not connivance, of the Presidency.

Forty three years ago, at the first anniversary of Nigeria’s independence I was given the first Nigerian National Trophy for Literature. In 1979, I received two further honors – the Nigerian National Order of Merit and the Order of the Federal Republic – and in 1999 the first National Creativity Award.

I accepted all these honors fully aware that Nigeria was not perfect; but I had a strong belief that we would outgrow our shortcomings under leaders committed to uniting our diverse peoples.

Nigeria’s condition today under your watch is, however, too dangerous for silence. I must register my disappointment and protest by declining to accept the high honor awarded me in the 2004 Honors List.

Yours faithfully,

Chinua Achebe
Annandale-on-Hudson, New York

Where is Obasanjo's reply to the above letter?

we know your type

Chai Yellobar have Suffered
See Insult to a former President
from fulani Masters

Tufiakwa

enemyofprogress:
i can't wait to see that happening

it will happen very soon. we are already on the path. Nigeria will self-destruct very soon

seunlayi:
Yakasai, go to hell

Anything worse than hell for better