There is a category of people who are simply opposed to this government because they remain supporters of the last government and ex-ruling party that was voted out and rejected at the last general elections.
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Thursday, 5 January 2017
THOSE WHO HAVE EARS LET THEM HEAR! BY JAYE GASKIA
There are several categories of opinions rampant among Nigerians, and particularly finding expression on the internet and social media with respect to attitude to the current government, two or three of which categories actually stinks and can be annoying were they not tragic.
Thursday, 12 June 2014
June 12: Sacrifices, Unity & Politics of Division by M.B.O Owolowo
“Indeed, Abiola contributed to the development of this country. He sacrificed everything for the development of this country,” - Olusegun Obasanjo, May 2014
Better late than never some would say, how honourable it would have been if Obasanjo had made this statement whilst he was President and honoured M.K.O Abiola accordingly. Maybe Obasanjo has come to accept the bitter reality that June 12 is symbolic and without the sacrifices of the likes of Abiola, he would never have returned to power in 1999.
But, this isn’t about the man who 'blessed' Nigeria with 'Goodluck', but something far greater. It is about sacrifices and defending our unity.
Quoting the words of another great man in our history, a supporter of the June 12 cause and the first man to move the motion for Nigeria's independence;
Better late than never some would say, how honourable it would have been if Obasanjo had made this statement whilst he was President and honoured M.K.O Abiola accordingly. Maybe Obasanjo has come to accept the bitter reality that June 12 is symbolic and without the sacrifices of the likes of Abiola, he would never have returned to power in 1999.
But, this isn’t about the man who 'blessed' Nigeria with 'Goodluck', but something far greater. It is about sacrifices and defending our unity.
Quoting the words of another great man in our history, a supporter of the June 12 cause and the first man to move the motion for Nigeria's independence;
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