Who will blame Goodluck
Jonathan for the sentiments he is expressing when he says "Those seeking
the disintegration of Nigeria are “lazy politicians seeking to be kings in tiny
islands,” Perhaps Jonathan is confusing 'disintegration' with 'restructuring' and
or 'renegotiation''.
If you are sitting atop
cash pot of over 3-million barrels of crude oil per day and can spend the
proceeds thereof without accounting to anybody but your henchmen for it;
If you get elected into the
office of President by default;
If when your wife/kids/cronies
fall ill, she/they will be flown to any hospital of your choice abroad for
treatment at whatsoever costs all without a dime coming out of your pocket;
If your only qualifications
to being president are your first name (goodluck) and your wife's first name
(patience) and you do not have to bother about such 'frivolities' as
track-record, performance, intelligence or any other virtue for that matter;
If you have a convoy of
several bullet-proof Mercedes Benz limousines (paid for by public funds) at
your beck and call when the rest of the population have to dodge bullets and
terrorist bombs as part of their daily routine;
If you once had no shoes
and you now have a million and one shoes and are unable to account to even
yourself how the 'miracle' came about.
Oh yes, Goodluck Jonathan,
Yakubu Gowon, Ibrahim Babangida and others who have been opportune to fleece
the cash-cow known as Nigeria can jolly well castigate those of us who want a
renegotiation and restructuring of the contraption called Nigeria. But one
thing they, as sure as hell, cannot do, is to stop the tide.
Nigeria will be
restructured and renegotiated! Those who dare to stand in the way will only
find themselves restructured and renegotiated in the process!
http://dailytrust.com.ng/index.php/other-sections/lead-stories/177366-nigerias-unity-not-negotiable-jonathan
Picture: Nigeria, crying for a peaceful restructuring and renegotiation.
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