| Dear Ibrahim Babangida |
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| Written by Eric Terfa Ula-Lisa | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Friday, 17 November 2006 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Dear Ibrahim Babangida: My attention has been drawn to the letter dated
You do not Qualify You do not qualify because you do not have a basic understanding of the problems at stake in
You are not Gods Gift to Nigeria Sir, I have also noticed that each time we praise a technocrat for a start in the right direction; you have been heard to quickly put him down. I shall give two instances: We had praised El-Rufai for his work on
Invoking the Constitution? Alhaji: Your speech/letter writer had unbelievably written; As the search for a new leadership begins, I am aware that well-meaning and qualified Nigerians have indicated interest in joining the race for elective public office at various levels in the exercise of their rights as guaranteed by the constitution of the country. Taking into consideration the enormity of the challenges of development that confront us, we are again at the crossroads in the political history of our country when the benefit of relevant experience and tested patriotic commitment of the nation are desirable. This is more in order to sustain and advance the vision of a united stable and prosperous
A search for new leadership cannot by any stretch of the imagination include you, Ibrahim. You are a dirty piece of our past nightmare we would rather wake out of and promptly forget. Howbeit, a leader is someone who is taking his people somewhere. I do not even think you know where you are going, alone. Then again, you mention rights under the constitution. Walahi talahi, Mallam, I do not believe it! This is because that same constitution that you invoke to give you rights to contest, has also provided for the right to life, right to freedom from arrest, right to freedom of opinion and of the press that you so denied the Nigerian people for eight solid years when you reigned as the Dictator-in-Chief. But since you now respect the constitution, Alhaji, let us look at one provision that has always been there in all the constitutions you swore to defend as a patriotic soldier:
Please in your reply tell us why we should not try you for treason. Some credit you with intelligence you do not have, but for this assignment, please feel free to consult your coterie of conscienceless or morally bankrupt Senior lawyers who you may buy with the stash of money stolen from the people to protect you against the people you so want to save. What Vision? One last thing, you have always said how you want to give
Until I write you again;
Sai watarana Alhaji.
Yours truly
E. Terfa Ula-Lisa, Esq.
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Posted by Robot| 18.11.2006 00:27