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I think you should check your motive for playing up what nobody has been able to prove. Gbenga do not deserve our sympathy. He is just a lousy boy that should SHUT UP and move on with what is left of his sorry ass. If you marry a bad wife, you do what men do: get a divorce and move on. That is what men do. A real man would not go about crying that somebody sleep with their wife when there is no real proof i.e., pictures. Gbenga provided a forum for people like you (Obasanjo haters) to do what you know best, destroy other human being. Hey, we have better things to do. Nobody wants to hear this anymore, we've heard enough.

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" we must reject the call of dubious provincialism seeking to turn this matter of utmost national and human significance" ...???

If the OBJ alleged sexual escapades are of national significance, pray tell, what significance are Nigeria's rates of:
Infant mortality
Maternal mortality
Life expectancy
Literacy
Unemployment
Poverty
Automobile accidents ati bee bee lo

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Aonduna Tondu

What is your motive here? Obviously to trash Obj. No, the boy called Gbenga do not deserve our sympathy. His is a lousy boy that need to SHUT UP and get on with his life. When real men find out they marry the wrong woman, they file for a divorce and move on. They do not go about making a fool o themselves with unfounded allegation peddled by an irresponsible tabloid. That is why you will not get serious newspaper like Guardian to carry unsubstatiated allegation.

We are tired of this trash, and you should find other ways to pursue your hatred of Obj. This is not worth your time and mine.

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ds is nt a yoruba issue its a personal one so pls u ppl should stop ethnicising it just like u accused dele momodu's bootlicking writeup,let obj carry is cross,and gani,abati ,do not need to go into obj personal issue ,ribadus case is a national one.why dnt u go straight to the point ,everyone wants the neck of the yoruba in nigeria ,there is ds guy on leadership newspaper website who uses every opportunity no matter hw remote to express is disdain
as well and i guess he needs ppl of like mind,useful information for u i guess?

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=ajis15;4294982948>Aonduna Tondu

What is your motive here? Obviously to trash Obj. No, the boy called Gbenga do not deserve our sympathy. His is a lousy boy that need to SHUT UP and get on with his life. When real men find out they marry the wrong woman, they file for a divorce and move on. They do not go about making a fool o themselves with unfounded allegation peddled by an irresponsible tabloid. That is why you will not get serious newspaper like Guardian to carry unsubstatiated allegation.

We are tired of this trash, and you should find other ways to pursue your hatred of Obj. This is not worth your time and mine.

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ajis,

Its rather difficult to categorize your reply. Are you saying Gbenga has no right to seek redress in the face of unspeakable abomination from his father. Its very troubling that you now want to put Gbenga in the accuse corner. Have you asked yourself what has been at the centre of disagreement between Obj and his son all these years. There is no doubt that Gbenga has suffered this mental agony because he was helpless against his father. We are talking of a case of repeated incest by Obj. If it happened once, Gbenga could easily have forgiven his father. But the man extended his wickedness to his own blood, something akin to the disdain he showed to several people during his eight year reign. It is on record that Obj called people in some oil producing areas lazy, saying they only depended on oil money for a living.

No matter how people try to sweep this issue under the carpet it'd continue to rear its head. This matter is even stronger than the allegation of monumental corruption that is hanging on Obj's head. The call for Obj to relinquish the BOT chairmanship he secured illegally with his garrison chairman, Ahmadu Ali, confirms this.

What manner of people are Nigerians? When Bill Clinton had an affair with Monika Lewinsky, something which is classified as normal in our part of the world, it nearly cost him the presidency and the whole world condemned it. Now we are being told that Gbenga, a sane adult, is making baseless allegations. How can one blame a tabloid that published an article about a divorce case which is now in court? Where is the irresponsibility? If a case like this should only be published after being substantiated and divorce granted, then we have no need for tabloids. No matter how we try, Nigeria can never be a viable nation. There are too many sectional interests. How can you practice democracy in a nation when the egbas always infuse heavy juju and rituals into the system?

As for the author, more grease to your pen for remaining steadfast in your principled condemnation of Obj arguably the worst demon to appear on Nigeria's political landscape. We should also endeavor to always remind Nigerians of the key players who imposed Obj on us. Two people that stand out are IBB and Danjuma.

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First of all, Mr. Tondu, I think whatever point you are trying to make in this article ended up warped and muddled in your apparent dislike for the Yorubas as a people (or what’s up with the ‘Culture Brigade’ thing?), your personal hatred for OBJ, your inability to discern between a national political matter and what happened inside one man’s bedroom, or all of the above.

The truth is everything we know about this scandal is what “Gbenga said…”, and if you cared to be objective, you would have read in the same newspapers that Moji has denied these allegations. Now Gbenga may be right, but we may never know. Most people chose to be cautious because like in most marriages, the truth is only known to the players in this case. Let’s not forget that Gbenga and Moji have been married for seven years, and whatever they got going after 2 kids is mostly their business.

The mainstream media (Lagos-Ibadan axis media as you like to call them, not minding that many of the media houses are not owned or controlled by Yorubas), the Ganis, the Soyinkas, and the Oshiomoles are smart people who don’t run to the market based on one-sided bedroom allegations. I also think the ‘ethnocentric jingoists’ and ‘culture brigades’ that you refer to only exists in your imagination, and if you put your personal hatred of OBJ aside you will realize this is an Obasanjo family matter. If this is what qualify as a matter of “utmost national and human significance” to you, well good luck because really, I don’t care!

And how can any sane person even try to equate this to Bill Clinton’s ML affair? Clinton was President and OBJ is an ex-President; how his son’s sex life crosses his own is not my palaver. So if you are waiting for Olodumare over this matter, you better take your mat and blanket because you go tay well well!

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=overdryv;4294982982>ajis,

Its rather difficult to categorize your reply. Are you saying Gbenga has no right to seek redress in the face of unspeakable abomination from his father. Its very troubling that you now want to put Gbenga in the accuse corner. Have you asked yourself what has been at the centre of disagreement between Obj and his son all these years. There is no doubt that Gbenga has suffered this mental agony because he was helpless against his father. We are talking of a case of repeated incest by Obj. If it happened once, Gbenga could easily have forgiven his father. But the man extended his wickedness to his own blood, something akin to the disdain he showed to several people during his eight year reign. It is on record that Obj called people in some oil producing areas lazy, saying they only depended on oil money for a living.

No matter how people try to sweep this issue under the carpet it'd continue to rear its head. This matter is even stronger than the allegation of monumental corruption that is hanging on Obj's head. The call for Obj to relinquish the BOT chairmanship he secured illegally with his garrison chairman, Ahmadu Ali, confirms this.

What manner of people are Nigerians? When Bill Clinton had an affair with Monika Lewinsky, something which is classified as normal in our part of the world, it nearly cost him the presidency and the whole world condemned it. Now we are being told that Gbenga, a sane adult, is making baseless allegations. How can one blame a tabloid that published an article about a divorce case which is now in court? Where is the irresponsibility? If a case like this should only be published after being substantiated and divorce granted, then we have no need for tabloids. No matter how we try, Nigeria can never be a viable nation. There are too many sectional interests. How can you practice democracy in a nation when the egbas always infuse heavy juju and rituals into the system?

As for the author, more grease to your pen for remaining steadfast in your principled condemnation of Obj arguably the worst demon to appear on Nigeria's political landscape. We should also endeavor to always remind Nigerians of the key players who imposed Obj on us. Two people that stand out are IBB and Danjuma.

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Aptly stated, Overdryv! Thanks!

Those who want to silence the debate around the sex scandal are desperately (and futilely) trying to present Dr. Gbenga Obasanjo as an unstable character. They also pretend not to see why this issue is of interest to Nigerians generally. The hypocrisy on display on the part of these individuals is quite telling. It is indicative of a sadistic temper à l'Obasanjo and his confederates in the Adedibu and Andy Uba hue.

The Olusegun Obasanjo-Mojisola sex scandal has revealed, amongst other things, the corrupt and compromised posture of the EFCC under Nuhu Ribadu. Faced with the monumental profligacy of Ali Baba and his family, the blackmailing mercenary at the EFCC mounted his discredited pulpit by pursuing an egregious vendetta against perceived enemies of his mentor and master. In the face of the sordid revelations emanating from the divorce saga, what do the shrill pro-Ribadu, pro-Obasanjo voices like Wole Soyinka, Gani, Oshiomhole and The Guardian do? Nothing so far. Their silence speaks volumes.

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=K_Station;4294982990>First of all, Mr. Tondu, I think whatever point you are trying to make in this article ended up warped and muddled in your apparent dislike for the Yorubas as a people (or what’s up with the ‘Culture Brigade’ thing?), your personal hatred for OBJ, your inability to discern between a national political matter and what happened inside one man’s bedroom.

The truth is everything we know about this scandal is what “Gbenga said…”, and if you cared to be objective, you would have read in the same newspapers that Moji has denied these allegations. Now Gbenga may be right, but we may never know. Most people chose to be cautious because like in most marriages, the truth is only known to the players in this case. Let’s not forget that Gbenga and Moji have been married for seven years, and whatever they got going after 2 kids is mostly their business.

The mainstream media (Lagos-Ibadan axis media, not minding that many of the media houses are not owned or controlled by Yorubas), the Ganis, the Soyinkas, and the Oshiomoles are smart people who don’t run to the market based on one-sided bedroom allegations. I also think the ‘ethnocentric jingoists’ and ‘culture brigades’ that you refer to only exists in your imagination, and if you put your personal hatred of OBJ aside you will realize this is an Obasanjo family matter. If this is a matter of “utmost national and human significance” to you, well good luck because really, I don’t care!

And how can any sane person even try to equate this to Bill Clinton’s ML affair? Clinton was President and OBJ is an ex-President; how his son’s sex life crosses his own is not my palaver. So if you waiting for Olodumare over this matter, you better take your blanket because you go tay well well!

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big up k man

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=K_Station;4294982990>First of all, Mr. Tondu, I think whatever point you are trying to make in this article ended up warped and muddled in your apparent dislike for the Yorubas as a people (or what’s up with the ‘Culture Brigade’ thing?), your personal hatred for OBJ, your inability to discern between a national political matter and what happened inside one man’s bedroom.
The truth is everything we know about this scandal is what “Gbenga said…”, and if you cared to be objective, you would have read in the same newspapers that Moji has denied these allegations. Now Gbenga may be right, but we may never know. Most people chose to be cautious because like in most marriages, the truth is only known to the players in this case. Let’s not forget that Gbenga and Moji have been married for seven years, and whatever they got going after 2 kids is mostly their business.

The mainstream media (Lagos-Ibadan axis media, not minding that many of the media houses are not owned or controlled by Yorubas), the Ganis, the Soyinkas, and the Oshiomoles are smart people who don’t run to the market based on one-sided bedroom allegations. I also think the ‘ethnocentric jingoists’ and ‘culture brigades’ that you refer to only exists in your imagination, and if you put your personal hatred of OBJ aside you will realize this is an Obasanjo family matter. If this is a matter of “utmost national and human significance” to you, well good luck because really, I don’t care!

And how can any sane person even try to equate this to Bill Clinton’s ML affair? Clinton was President and OBJ is an ex-President; how his son’s sex life crosses his own is not my palaver. So if you waiting for Olodumare over this matter, you better take your blanket because you go tay well well!

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I'd like to address the more outrageous of K_Station's comments. "Hatred of the Yorubas"! Here we go again! So, any rational criticism of the attitude of those harping on culture as a way of avoiding to deal with the substance of Dr. Gbenga's affidavit are haters of Yorubas? I have dealt with this kind of emotional blackmail before and am not in the least bothered whenever it rears its ugly head.

And any attempt to reduce the profound ramifications of the revelations arising from the divorce mess to a "personal" or "family affair" shows the kind of blinkers the author of the above quote is wearing. As I have stated elsewhere, the dramatic revelations in the Gbenga and Mojisola affidavits point, once again, to the level of truancy and criminality that permeated the murderous kleptocracy of the Obasanjo despotism of the last eight years. The public discourse around this grim legacy is just beginning and it is not about to be wished away any time soon. Those who'd rather play the hypocrite have only themselves to blame.