ANOTHER BOMB LETTER FROM BABA OBJ

Has he technically left the PDP? I want to presume so.I can't fathom Baba leaving the Party for the obvious lie he is not in tone with having kasimu as the zonal leader of the PDP.

Do you think otherwise?  let's have your say.

The Response-GEJ2OBJ

It is the season of letters. Without wasting any further time before its too late, please do read and drop a comment on GEJ's response letter to OBJ's 18 page letter.

Rejoinder: The President Without Balls- Fani

The article you are about reading is a very weak article in content (truth). I know a lot of you are carried away with the euphoria of his grandiloquence. I admire his write-ups. But as sane minds, lets look beyond the letters. let us face facts, this article is systematically inciting, just like the speech he gave in Ile-Ife. It serves to paint the picture of a sectarian writer who is never shy to say so. I have not seen any of his articles questioning the treasonable comments from Buhari just after he lost the election. I remember before GEJ's 100 days in office; suicide bombers were already at wars with innocent lives targeting mostly people from eastern region. to paint the gory picture that the northerners are being killed is just to appeal to them to rise up against the President.OBJ in the eyes of Fani is the best Nigeria has ever had. I Am NOT surprised. He is his benefactor. It is a public fact that under OBJ, NIgeria was never better,corruption-wise.Till date we still question Power funds to the tune $16b dollars spent by the Govt of OBJ with no resultant improvement to the Power sector. Is it the HARLIBURTON CASE ,the FORMATION OF Transcorp which a sitting President had shares he hurriedly sold or the Presidential library saga. We shall not be deceived by write-ups that are ill-conceived. Just as am not a fan of the President  like any other President. let me state clearly that proponents of the magnitude of Fani, El rufair, Buhari and his co-travellers who are all sectarian in their views shall taste power never again in Nigeria. Insult the President for all I care. Just give us your score card as a Former Minister of Aviation. Don't throw stones. YOU ATE FROM THE CAKE . YOUR HANDS ARE SOILED. After the cut is his article...........

Between Mugabe, Obasanjo and Orwellian pigs By Abimbola Adelakun

There are two positions Africans usually take in discourses: moralist and Africanist. The former stance is taken by those who insist on universal codes of ethical behaviour; the latter by overly defensive Africans who reduce issues to relativity and “What about..?”

Take for instance, the visit of the Sudanese president, Omar al-Bashir, to Nigeria. While moralists pointed out that al-Bashir has ICC warrants hanging on his head and should not be allowed here, Africanists countered by asking what he had done different from those pursuing him. They wanted him left alone based on an anti-western sentiment that lionises any African leader seen as giving the West a middle finger.