Olusegun Obasanjo has decided to ruin Nigeria. He makes no pretences anymore. He is acting the script. Greed has eminently seduced him. He has prostituted himself to the army of scoundrels clamouring for the sustenance of a status quo, where avarice is king. To that end, shamelessly imposing himself on Nigerians after he has exhausted the mandate he stole in 2003, is a mission targeted with all weapons of cant in his arsenal. The ranks of the cheerleading mastiffs and dogs, campaigning for the enthronement of volte-face as an absolute instrument of governance grows by the day. They are dogs who have convoked a meal off the bones hung round their necks. Many of these minstrels wear the garbs of respectability, which covers their sepulchral rottenness and ethical decadence. Many of them are delinquents of irredeemable value.  

What impudence?  

Accomplished charlatans have commenced a song of sycophancy to lull power to sleep; in an Abachasque fashion. They now tell us that without OBJ, Nigeria will wither and desiccate, whereas under OBJ we are yet to record progress in the living condition of the average Nigerian in the streets.   

Obj has engineered a process to mutilate the constitution to accommodate his inordinate craze for an eternal latchment to power. He squandered an eighth-year tenure pursuing inglorious shadows; achieving nothing save a sad chronicle of buffoonery, witch-hunting and wasted opportunities. Under his watch legitimate opposition to his excesses was eviscerated and disembowelled with the decisiveness of a bloody tyrant. He brooked no challenge to his tyranny. Audu Ogbe became a testament to his mean excesses. This man started out as a cheerleader for this ogre. He cheerled for him as he gobbled up all opposition and voices of reason. He installed puppets without minds of their own, which he teleguided into opprobrium. In the courts of this eminent tyrant, opposition is an invitation to decapitation. Alternative opinion is treason. This is because he wields a monopoly over wisdom. He knows it all.  

Why the “Conqueror of Odi” and “Lion of Zaki Biam” would be seeking a third term baffles my understanding.  His cheerleaders are bereft of rationality and reason. Reason in the views of Alain de Botton, “allows us to determine when our wishes are in irrevocable conflict with reality” (Alain de Botton, The Consolations of Philosophy: London, Penguin Books, 2000, p.109). If these guys ever consult their reason, they would have long realised that their wishes are not only chimerical, but simple bovine stupidity.  

By propping up Obasanjo as their Man-Friday, these guys, that have in their ranks, an intoxicated beer-manufacturer, whose actions betray him as consuming an excess of his product, are telling the world that over 145 million Nigeria are so stupid that we can never find a leader outside Obasanjo. This arrant nonsense of a cant is reminiscent of the truckload of shit that Daniel Kanu and other debauched youths that yearned for Abacha in 1998 attempted to push down the throats of Nigerians.  We would have considered the Third Term campaign as a product of some alcoholic crapulence, if not for the signs of a co-ordinated campaign and doublespeak emanating from presidential quarters.  At first we considered it as some granulated superstition hawked by a disembowelled opposition. But with the financial muscle wielded by “corporate Nigeria” bankrolling this profanation, we began to see the invisible hands of Abuja on these machinations. 

But I am consoled.   

The voice of reason is a treasonable felon in the eyes of the lawless. Rationality is a traitor in the courts of tyranny. Every one who in history has stood to protest the rampaging indiscretions of unchecked power has always been labelled an impious heretic to the unholy trappings of political debauchery. But I am consoled that eternal moons after the meteoric reign of tyranny, history rightly reverts the traitor to the patriot that he is; canonizes the heretic the greatest saint; while consigning the tyrant, his courtiers, wandering minstrels, and inglorious cheerleaders into the miry pits of eternal irrelevance. Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King, Jr. and Mohandas Ghandi are perpetual footnotes to this. 

I am equally consoled by the fact that tyrants must consume themselves in the heat of their own unwisdom. The trajectory is immutable. Evil is its own recompense. It contains in its core, the seeds of its own destruction. All history has witnessed it. Those who elevated themselves to the Olympian heights of the gods, always fall greatly into disgrace. Shakespearean Julius Caesar’s light bearing of Olympus sealed his death warrant at the hands of the conspirators.  Macbeth’s rape and murder of sleep; the divine rejuvenator of weak bones married him to perpetual insomnia. Richard Nixon’s unconstitutional indiscretions gave him the not eminent position as the first American president to resign office. Abacha’s festival of coups, and crimes against humanity and democracy, attracted for him a “coup from heaven” 

Nero and Caligula were studies in tyranny. Their reigns were abominations of desolation for imperial Rome. While their madness lasted, they wrote themselves into eternal disrepute with broad strokes of debauchery and tyranny. Nero murdered for fun. In fits of his megalomania he convoked orgies of sex and bloodletting. But history paid their recompense in the coins of opprobrium. Their memories were entombed in disdain. Nero and Caligula mutated into names that parents dread to associate their posterity with. They are today names reserved for rabid dogs to attest to their congenital propensity to inveterate wildness and unprovoked violence. These are ancient examples. Medieval Europe witnessed other crooks and villains on royal thrones. They so much painted royalty with filth that the peasants across so many kingdoms rose to demand a community, where the people would forever decide their fate. In 1789, the Bourbon Monarchy was sacked in France as the people stormed the Bastiles, which symbolized Bourbonic oppression, with Liberte, Equalite, Fratenite as slogans of liberation. 

In as much as ethics forbids me “from importing into scenarios, where they don’t belong, pessimistic interpretations of others’ motives, it prohibits me from acquiescing in inaction, while the silent machinations of men of power threaten to devastate the aspirations of my community. That is why I am writing. I write to lend my voice to reason. Nigeria is greater than one man. Be he Olusegun Obasanjo and all those mercenary victims of god-complex, who believe that Nigeria will go to hell, if they relinquish their hold on stolen power.    

Neither Obasanjo, Greg Mbadiwe, Eze Odemegwu; the beer seller, Oluesgun Alebiosu, or the thieving governors across Nigeria, Ibrahim Mantu, Ojo Maduekwe, Ahmadu “Ali must go”, etc., are potent enough to ride Obasanjo roughshod over the head of Nigerians, to a rogue third term in office. Let them keep manipulating the constitution. Nigeria is already ripe for disintegration. They should simply quicken the process. Their greed is at an end.  

Some may contend that we are in a democracy and that if the constitution is changed through democratic means, that it is okay. My response to the proponents of this view is as follows:  

Democracy without ethics is like a vehicle without a brake. It pushes the state headlong into a pit, where it implodes on its weights. This is because democracy has a dangerous side-effect. It conduces to the tyranny of an inglorious majority. The majority elements have not always been the wisest elements of the state. The tyranny of insipid numbers have aided and abetted the rise of rogue governments. Hitler was a product of democracy and its tyranny of numbers. The Nazis with murderous hate as their manifesto infected a whole population with their venomous version of eugenic and social engineering. It was democratic. The whole world used this as an excuse to do nothing, thereby conspiring with their silence in Hitler’s murder of six million Jews.  

Jurisprudence or legal philosophy assesses the validity of every law, against the demands of natural justice, equity and good conscience. Any law which violates these canons, are purveyors of injustice and decadence. Democracy advocates the rule of law. So when the law is manipulated in utter affront to natural justice, equity and good conscience, like the third-term constitutional amendment is about to effect, that law becomes an aberration, with consequences that will perennially rebound and colour the hues of democracy as long as Nigeria lasts. 

Why shift the goalpost in the middle of a game? How can you be a referee in a game you are playing? Is this not against the lofty principles of justice? Equity empowers no man to be a judge in his own case. The law should be neutral to individual whims and caprices. For one to translate his caprice into law for the society is the stuff of tyranny. This constitution brought Obasanjo into power, stipulating a four-year term renewable only once. He contested on that basis. He had a first term. He never deemed it fit to initiate moves to change those provisions, early in his administration if his intentions are for the political advancement of the country. He took a second term under circumstances deemed very fraudulent by both local and international observers. Eight years is enough regime term for a visionary to leave his imprints in the sands of time. Clinton did it in America. Mandela ruled only for a single four year term. What does Obasanjo think he would achieve that he has not achieved after eight years? Whatever he did not achieve at the beginning of his first term, while he had fresh ideas, how did he think that he would achieve them now that he is nearing the points of his executive incompetence? 

The wooden apologetics of the third term advocates flaunts the mean-spirited mendacity and scurrility that avarice shamelessly consults, as it wriggles unsuccessfully to legitimize its malodorous indiscretions. Avarice has the same quintessence in all circumstance. Its accidents changes with the tides of affairs. The Nigerian sycophants today cheerleading for Obasanjo were the same quality of compromised consciences that sang in Abacha’s self-perpetuation orchestra. Their subject may have changed. But their voice and song remains the same. 

Their arguments and submissions in furtherance of this crass agenda, is a class act in historical and factual revisionism. Had Obasanjo remained a Zeus, who feeds on subservient genuflection, in their perverted pantheon, we would have been contented in paying them our dues of silence and unconcern. But trying to stuff him down the throat of other Nigerians as the ONLY messiah is to say the least an outrageous prank gone awry. They canonized Obasanjo the greatest thing ever to happen to Nigerian politics, in utter miscarriage of facts. They have elevated their fictions to an ontological level.  

But contemporary history recorded the facts that Obasanjo’s political sins are stinking to the high heavens. Need we talk about the “conquest” of Odi or the despoliation of Zaki Ibiam under his command? Need we remind them of the Presidentially-engineered chaos in Anambra State where, “a small clique of renegades, openly boasting its connection to high places” essayed to “turn the state into a bankrupt and lawless fiefdom, with a brazenness that betrayed a connivance of the Presidency? Need we talk of insecurity that has bedevilled Nigeria under this president? Bola Ige’s killers are still walking the streets. So are Aminosari Dikkibo’s killers. The Presidential fight against corruption has up to this moment netted only the fries, while the sharks are still about their charges. I will resist the temptation to say that EFCC is Obasanjo’s version of Napoleon dogs, in the immortal Orwellian satire. Do we need to talk about the forceful installation of illegal and illegitimate governments in Bayelsa and Oyo states respectively? Need we talk of the abuse of the judiciary and his arrant disrespect of court orders? I would not slumber on this because the facts are there to speak for themselves. 

Citing the economic gains of this administration as a reason for extending the tenure of this president is an undeodorized dog-shit. The question is: Whose gain? Who profits from the economic policies of this administration? I will tell you: The IMF, PDP Stalwarts, Obasanjo’s cronies and cheerleaders. Not the Nigerian people. How far have the economic policies of this administration translated to a better life for the ordinary Nigerian in the streets? Hunger is still mangling our rural and urban-“ghetto” population despite presidential denials. Our hospitals are still glorified morgues where people go to die. NEPA or Power Holding Company as is now called is still generating more darkness and heat than light, despite presidential pledges to revitalize it. Most of the crown public owned companies have been auctioned off to interests that mock our national interest. 

IMF and the Paris club of creditors used Obasanjo’s administration to defraud Nigeria in an international high-stakes 419. Nigeria’s debts, against all canons, amply qualify as odious debts. That Nigerians were forced to pay up for debts incurred by illegitimate governments, which was instantly embezzled by these illegitimate leaders, with the active connivance of the lending agencies and clubs is the summary of moral depravity. Ethics recommended a repudiation of those debts. But this government allowed itself to be blackmailed by neo-colonial forces into haemorrhaging our resources into Western coffers. The high price of crude oil in the world market today has not positively impacted on the lives of Nigerians. Nigerians are being given the same archaic excuses that sugar-coats government’s ineptitude. 

That a cabal of avaricious men entertains no qualm in holding our future in absolute disregard is not surprising to me. What baffles me is that Nigerians are still mouthing weak opposition to the audacious attempts of some morally compromised thugs in the National Assembly, whose ethics is predicated on personal profit as they assiduously attempt to smuggle an ethically obscene change in the constitution, to allow Obasanjo to violate the constitution he swore to protect in furtherance of the caprices of his god-complex.   

But my joy inheres in the fact that these guys and their patrons are in for a rude shock. They are yet to realize that Nigeria is not Kamuzu Banda’s Malawi, Mugabe’s Zimbabwe, Mobutu’s Zaire, Amin’s Uganda or Ghaddafi’s Libya. Nigeria is a land of infinite variables stewing together in one pot with platonic dissensions as the currency of operation among the constituents. This kind of situation has always been a brewery of freedom 

I will always state it the way it is. If this is treason, I pray to be a felon: Nigerians should rise and stone all these thieves and pretenders out of our citadels of power. Power belongs to the people and not to the thieves who are jostling for gain at the National or State Houses of assembly across Nigeria. It took the Georgians rising against corrupt power for their impostors to know that power is not theirs. Nigerians should teach Obasanjo and his kingsmen that they are stewards, who should take orders from the Nigerian people, and not vice versa.  

Robot  Villager

# 1 Olusegun Obasanjo has decided to ruin Nigeria. He makes no pretences anymore. He is a...Read the full article. Posted by Robot| 08.05.2006 19:39

Abraxas  Villager

# 2 Hi, folks! One defining characteristic of General Olusegun Obasanjo’s misadventure in the Nigerian theatre of the absurd is his persistent and impudent resort to naked bribery and corruption in his brazen subversion of due processes, particularly in his dealings with the legislature, while at the same time, overwhelming his potential victims with airs of him being a stickler for so-called “due process”, with absolute zero tolerance for corruption. Before I forget to remember, (or remember to forget), let me ask: If REALLY, General Okikiolakan Olusegun Aremu Mathew Obasanjo actually voluntarily relinquished power in 1979 (as he seems to relish being told so); if REALLY, General Olusegun Obasanjo did not want to grab power from General Sani Abacha, via a coup d’etat in 1995, (as he would want us to believe), why the hell is he now so raving fixated about this his so-called “3rd Term” thing, with so much passion that it has become the only issue that preoccupies both his consciousness, and the thinking space of most Nigerians, 24/7, as if by divine imperial decree? In the final analysis, General Olusegun Obasanjo’s tenure, between 1999 and now, is fool-proof alibi of the utter futility of ascribing any useful attributes to the so-called “leadership qualities and managerial exposures” of past military dictators in an evolving democratic system like Nigeria, that is emerging from some 30 years of habituated impunity and pure pestilence that were visited on its citizens by the very same military clique. In other words, General Olusegun Mathew (Baba 3rd Term) Aremu Okikiolakan Obasanjo is just the tip of a monstrous iceberg: He is the acceptable face of home-grown Nigerian fascism! Finally, the coup plotters of the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s have fully taken Nigeria hostage, under the guise of partisan democratic politics, irrespective of seeming ideological differences, starting from the presidency, via party executives, state governors, national assembly members (senators, and representatives), state assembly members, to the local government level, including fuedal level politics (i.e. Emirs, Obas, and similar so-called "traditional rulers" and "royal fathers"!) Muchas gracias. Adios. Posted by Abraxas| 09.05.2006 00:01

EUGENE UZUM ESQ.

# 3 Bro, You Have Said It All, I Always Read And Admire The Powers Behind Your Pen, You Are A Wise Head On A Young Shoulder. God Save Nigeria. Posted by EUGENE UZUM ESQ.| 09.05.2006 06:02

Odinaka  Villager

# 4 I am inclined to believing that the fool called Obasanjo and his army of criminals have gone beyond the point of conscious reasoning. Posted by Odinaka| 09.05.2006 06:32

John Akalonu

# 5 Hitler, tyrant, dogs, animals, hens etc etc Chineke, Emmanuel!! Has it really come to this? I'm writing this comment at the risk of being branded another Obj cheerleader even though I'm just one of those who think some guys like you are merely hiding behind this anti-third term campain for some other hideous reasons. Besides, everyone these days seem to have their own cronies and cheerleaders. See, even here, no sooner had you submitted your venom, hate-filled of an article that your own little group of cheerleaders had begun to clap for you. I looked through their names and wondered for how long their ilk would continue to lend credence to the claim of those who think criticism of Obj is all about ethnicity. And it's for that reason that some of us must always rise to debunk that claim. It's okay for you and your birds of the same feathers to deny and completely close your eyes to some good deeds of Obj's government. To you, everything about the government is bad! Debt relief, telecomms, reforms etc are all gimmicks. Akuko! But we need to be careful not to get carried away by childish emotions and ethnic-backed hate mongering while pretending to criticise our leaders. In this case especially, your calling Obj a Hitler ran contrary to common sense. And branding him a tyrant was an insult not only on the person of the president but also a grand assault on the sensibility of all the members of the national assembly. In other words, you were saying that all the members of the two national legislative houses (including those who represent our section of the country) are all foolish, good-for-nothing, glorified errand boys and girls who are only parading themselves as senators and legislators when, in actual fact, they are mumu who let Obj do whatever he wants in a democracy! You also insulted the persons of Okonjo-Iweala, Soludo, Adeniji, El-Rufai, Ribadu, Akunyili, Okwessili, Nweke and all those self-less individuals who are laboring to salvage a nation we all made what it is today. Even most of Obj's political adversaries have aknowledged the great roles being performed by these wonderful individuals. A whole Gani Fawehinmi who is known never to see anything good in any govt even promised to vote for Ribadu if the young man ever decided to seek election for the presidency. But in your own self-righteous indignation and just in a bid to really "deal" with the much-hated Obj, you rubbished all their efforts. Sometimes while you hate-filled guys are "throwing stones in the market place" at Obj, you forget that some of your people get hit inadvertently by the stones. Some people have been saying na wa for typical noise-making, all-noise-but-no-sense, Nigerians such as yourself. But I say na wa wa!! And pray, in all your rants, how come you didn't (not even once) suggest the way forward for our nation? Or do people like you think everything is and must be about the silly third term imbroglio? I have since joined the rank of those who are praying for Obj to leave Aso Rock in 2007. And since you think you know best, we shall see what guys like you would do when power reverts back to the North where it came from. And when that happens, we can't wait to hear what new evil songs you would begin to sing. Posted by John Akalonu| 09.05.2006 08:42

Demango

# 6 John Akalonu In other words, you were saying that all the members of the two national legislative houses (including those who represent our section of the country) are all foolish, good-for-nothing, glorified errand boys and girls who are only parading themselves as senators and legislators when, in actual fact, they are mumu who let Obj do whatever he wants in a democracy! Opposition Links Bribe Money to Excess Crude Account • It’s ridiculous, say Soludo, Okonjo-Iweala From Kunle Aderinokun in Abuja, 05.09.2006 There were allegations in Abuja yesterday that the funds being used to bribe legislators to support the third term bid of President Olusegun Obasanjo may be coming from the excess crude account from which there have been several withdrawals. But both the Central Bank Governor, Prof. Charles Soludo and the Finance Minister, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, have described the allegation as ridiculous. According to a document circulated in Abuja by anti- third term politicians, the "list accompanying this note is of the massive withdrawal of money, characterising the operation of the Excess Crude Oil Account, which may account for the slush funds being used in the prosecution of the battle for the President’s third term in office. "The figures are authentic, obtained from the most reliable sources in the CBN. The character of some of the withdrawals, showing no justification whatsoever, is a throw-back to the Abacha period when there was a free-for-all." Attached to the document is a list of withdrawals against the dates they were made, all totaling $1,534,563,647.67 between December 12, 2005, and March 30 this year with no reason given. A total sum of $77,384,475.39 was also alledgely withdrawn within the same period for the Niger Delta Power Holding Company Plants. As for Paris Club payments, $6,233,715,653 was withdrawn on October 30, 2005; with one percent commission of $62,337,156.53 withdrawn on November 25, 2005. The second payment was on December 6, 2005 for the sum of $1,387,092,291. A one percent withdrawal of $13,313,724.12 was also made on December 13, 2005. The third withdrawal for Paris Club was on January 27, 2006 for the sum of $4,498,347,336. These withdrawals put the total Paris Club takings to $12,194, 806,160.65. When THISDAY contacted the Finance Minister last night she said she could not imagine that anybody would make such allegation and asked for a few minutes to get a document on the bank transactions from the office of the Accountant-General of the Federation (AGF). A few minutes later, Okonjo-Iweala, who painstakingly went through the list with THISDAY confirmed that some of the withdrawals listed for the Niger Delta Power Project and the Paris Club were correct based on the agreements between the federal government and the states. But she disputed other withdrawals in the document. In fact, on most of the dates cited for "No reason" withdrawals, the excess crude account, by Okonjo-Iweala's own document was actually credited with accruals from the Petroleum Profit Tax (PPT). The Minister who said that the federal government can account for every penny withdrawn from the account explained in great detail all the transactions from the account. "I can ask the AGF to release to you the operations of the account and you will see how transparent the whole transactions are but it cannot be otherwise anyway. "It is ridiculous to even suggest that anybody would just dip his hands into excess crude account to take money for any purpose. That cannot happen under this administration, if it happened in the past." On the one percent withdrawal after the Paris Club payments totaling about $75 million, Okonjo-Iweala explained that the payments, which she described as a mere routine matter, were to the Central Bank. In his reaction, CBN Head of Corporate Affairs, Mr. Festus Odoko, said all withdrawals from the excess crude account were done based on clear instructions from the Minister of Finance and Accountant-General of the Federation (AGF), Alhaji Ibrahim Dank-wambo. He, however, maintained that “every withdrawal is well documented. What goes into the account is also well documented based on instructions. There are always mandates from the Finance minister and the AGF and as you know this money is meant for the Federation Account. “There is no way withdrawals would be made without the minister and the AGF’s knowledge. For withdrawals from the Excess Crude Account, there are clear instruments. CBN is a banker to the Federal Government. You should know that you cannot withdraw funds from the CBN without clear instruction from the operator of the account, which in this case is the government.” When contacted earlier, Soludo had laughed on the phone, wondering how anyone could imagine withdrawals of money from excess crude account for political purpose. But when told of the document in circulation, he said it was impossible to do such thing, "withdraw money from the excess crude account to fund bribery or what do they say it is, com'on, how can anybody believe such story?" There were reports weekend that lawmakers have been given N50 million each to support the third term project. A fool will always remain a fool forever. If you dress a pig in pants, the pig will return to its pits to wallow in filth. The questions I have for those who disguise as the friends of Nigeria in pig’s pants are as follows: 1) From where does OBJ get the money he spends in bribing the Yoruba thieves in House and Senate? 2) When will you grow into full human beings? 3) What 10-year-old kid is not capable of negotiating debt relief or acquiring telephone contract? 4) Can you name one other thing your Messiah has done for Nigerians other than the childish debt relief and simple contract on telephone? 5) How many Nigerians in Nigeria live below poverty line today? How many in 1999? 6) What is wrong with the North that is not wrong with you and your OBJ? The way forward is for you to decide your own fate. You still have some time left to seriously decide what to do because this may be your last chance to rule us again since OBJ is the best from you as you seem to suggest. If you want to be part of Nigeria after 2007, then your incompetent and corrupt Messiah must leave because Nigeria is for Nigerians, not for IMF and Britain. Praying for OBJ to leave is too late now because he must leave whether or not he bribes his way to constitutional amendment. Whether or not the North takes over Nigeria in 2007 is immaterial to many us now because we know for sure that you strongly believe that no other single Yoruba man is capable of leading Nigeria after 2007 since OBJ is the BEST YOU CAN PRODUCE and the BEST AVAILABLE FROM YOUR STOCK. Your best has killed many people and many more are dying of hunger. Therefore, continue to wish and pray for your incompetent man to leave because if he does not, the worse doom may befall you and your kind. We understand your tribal pains and empathize with you. But you must know that we have our choice and you have yours. Yours is not good enough for us. OBJ is in fact a Hitler!!! Posted by Demango| 09.05.2006 12:35

Marie-Jay ABRAXAS  Villager

# 7 Dear Mr. John Akalonu: You have not said anything yet, I hope you know! Muchas gracias. Posted by Marie-Jay ABRAXAS| 09.05.2006 12:42

olubadan  JJC

# 8 Nobody is trying to rubbish obasanjo legacy, obj is is own enemy he has be told and advised not too. Eight year is enough time to lay a good foundation. Nigeria problems are numerous and can in be solve in a day talk less of eight, what i expect of a man with is predigree is that he should canvass for a sucessor that with continue with is policies. Only a blind person will not agree with this write up because it is evident that this government has lost focus and it directionless, it as been hijacked by sycophaant and praise singers. What kind of government will appoint a person like Mr fani-kayode has is spoke man i think obj has lost it. Service is not by force, people have spoke out against THIRD TERM, so why the amendment when the people don't want it. That brings us too the question of persoanl agenda. A man that decides too dance naked in d village square should be prepare for the shame and ridicules that will follow. A word is enough for the wise Posted by olubadan| 09.05.2006 14:40

I Love Nigeria  Villager

# 9 Mr. Emmanuel Franklyne Ogbunwezeh, You have a right to be as strident and as vociferous as you may choose..... BUT Comparing President Obasanjo to Hitler is a waste of HYPERBOLE! Your criticisms would have lost nothing without alluding to Hitler..... the Hitler reference was just an over kill.... which amounted to an orchestrated exaggeration Posted by I Love Nigeria| 09.05.2006 16:39

John Akalonu

# 10 "Demango", Mr. basket mouth, na wa for you oh! You wan face me for abuse? Okay oh, it's my pleasure to tango with you. But first, you did right to give yourself this appropriate alias because it reflects a lot on your background; you are as pitiful and crude as the shape of a mango. Here are your questions, followed by my answers: 1) From where does OBJ get the money he spends in bribing the Yoruba thieves in House and Senate? Answer: You just confirmed that this anti-third term thing, for ethnic-championing *****s like you, is more about the hatred for the Yoruba people than a love for the nation. Luckily, many Yoruba are now aware that this attitude is restricted to a few frustrated fools. 2) When will you grow into full human beings? Answer: Hey, see a monkey calling baboon names. Have you taken a look at yourself in a mirror lately? One doesn't have to see your face to know that you are a beast of the jungle, not even a domestic animal. And I guess you know what happens to beasts? 3) What 10-year-old kid is not capable of negotiating debt relief or acquiring telephone contract? Answer: Wow! Since you're an animal that cannot reason, one would not expect you to realize that the governments of Shagari, Buhari, Babangida, Shonekan and Abacha had professors, Ph.D-holders, bankers, accountants, lawyers, scientists etc and yet, they failed to rescue our nation from the bondage of debt. All they did was add to the mountain of debt. And come to think of it, between Shagari and Abacha's governments, you should be no more than a ten year-old. What did you do? Better still, what did your papa do? Or was he just yapping his mouth all the time as you are now doing-----like father, like son? 4) Can you name one other thing your Messiah has done for Nigerians other than the childish debt relief and simple contract on telephone? Answer: And what did your ethnic heroes do for our nation in all the time they were milking it dry? Maybe that was too much to ask, what have your papa and mama contributed to the growth of Nigeria other than war-mongering, hatred and tribalism? 5) How many Nigerians in Nigeria live below poverty line today? How many in 1999? Answer: And how many Nigerians in 1999 or even 1985 were better-off or have access to all the "milk and honey" you claim to lack now? 6) What is wrong with the North that is not wrong with you and your OBJ? Answer: Hegemony, Sharia, indolence and the desire to turn some of my people in the North into suya each time they suddenly realize they don't like their faces! Have I answered your questions adequately or do you have any more question mango-head? Fool! Posted by John Akalonu| 09.05.2006 18:30

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