...by Tijjani Muhammad Musa
Lagbaja, Nigeria's world renown masked saxophonist having gotten his Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC) and so ready to cast his vote come FeBuhari 14 :) wants Nigerians to help President Goodluck Jonathan have a dignified exit out of power.
Hear Lagbaja "He really wants to leave now. He does not want a second term, but he cannot say that publicly.
He is a hostage of the people pushing him (and) because of them, he can not simply walk away. So, he has to play along by campaigning for re-election.
He really needs your help, so that he can leave with dignity. Help him by voting him out.
Vote Buhari/Osinbajo on February 14.”
Well, from nobel laureate Soyinka to religious Father Mbaka, from the 90 years old grandma Hajia Mai Talle Tara who donated her life savings worth N1 million to GM's presidential bid to music icon Lagbaja and many others, everyone is clearly expressing his or her desire for CHANGE of leadership for Nigeria, demanding that Jonathan should humbly not stubbornly vacate Ask Rock.
#IHaveDecided too...
So Oga Jo, with all due respect, no need to create further unnecessary tension. We (Nigerians) are traumatized enough by your government already. We don't want you as our president again or ever. Just play one last card by conducting a very good election and hand over to the winner on May 29th, 2015.
That may just be your last chance to salvage your otherwise tattered, non-existent and even that, now shattered reputation. Perhaps, that may make your sins quicker to forgive by the millions of Nigerians, who have been terrorized by your inability to uphold your oath of office as the defender of their lives, properties and sovereignty.
Lagbaja, Nigeria's world renown masked saxophonist having gotten his Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC) and so ready to cast his vote come FeBuhari 14 :) wants Nigerians to help President Goodluck Jonathan have a dignified exit out of power.
Hear Lagbaja "He really wants to leave now. He does not want a second term, but he cannot say that publicly.
He is a hostage of the people pushing him (and) because of them, he can not simply walk away. So, he has to play along by campaigning for re-election.
He really needs your help, so that he can leave with dignity. Help him by voting him out.
Vote Buhari/Osinbajo on February 14.”
Well, from nobel laureate Soyinka to religious Father Mbaka, from the 90 years old grandma Hajia Mai Talle Tara who donated her life savings worth N1 million to GM's presidential bid to music icon Lagbaja and many others, everyone is clearly expressing his or her desire for CHANGE of leadership for Nigeria, demanding that Jonathan should humbly not stubbornly vacate Ask Rock.
#IHaveDecided too...
So Oga Jo, with all due respect, no need to create further unnecessary tension. We (Nigerians) are traumatized enough by your government already. We don't want you as our president again or ever. Just play one last card by conducting a very good election and hand over to the winner on May 29th, 2015.
That may just be your last chance to salvage your otherwise tattered, non-existent and even that, now shattered reputation. Perhaps, that may make your sins quicker to forgive by the millions of Nigerians, who have been terrorized by your inability to uphold your oath of office as the defender of their lives, properties and sovereignty.
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