NIgeria leaders and thier opinions....nobody wants to take the blame. They can begin by helping us quench that fire...we have heard enough " i am Righteous" Talk. Goodluck Jonathan alone is being blamed, when there are invisible hands in the corridors of power working. Are these not the same people ruling Nigeria???...
Former Minister of Defence, General Theophilus Danjuma has said Nigeria is on fire, stating that northern states of Borno, Kano and
Jigawa should be regarded as ‘already failed states.’
The retired General and other politicians spoke at the 50th birthday celebration of the publisher of Leadership Newspaper at the International Conference Centre in Abuja on Tuesday.
General Danjuma in his own words: “Nigeria is on fire…the North is on fire. Nigeria is becoming like Somalia. The Somalianisation of Nigeria is taking place right now”
“I am an optimist as far as Nigeria is concerned…but in the last two months, I began to wonder, our house in on fire.We have to sit down and face the truth, get to the roots of our problem and find a solution to this problem” he said.
“our house (the north) is on fire.” “Those of us who call ourselves northerners, our house is on fire…let us not deceive ourselves. Let’s tell ourselves the truth and find solution to our problem.” “Right now, Borno is a failed state, Jigawa is almost a failed state. Kano is threatening to be a failed state”
Former Minister of the Federal
Capital Territory (FCT), Gen. Jeremiah Useni, who blamed the growing
insecurity in the North on the northern governors.
“What are they doing with the money they are collecting? How can we say that we don’t know who the members of the Boko Haram are? They are attacking churches and mosques, but they are not reaching the people they should reach…If the governors want security today, there will be security” he affirmed, adding that the Almajiri schools should not be left to the Federal Government alone.”
Meanwhile the former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu,
blamed the ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for problem of Nigeria, citing the sack of the former President of the
Court of Appeal, Justice Isa Salami without the approval of the Senate.
in his own words: “the sack of Justice Salami has put fears into other judges as they may not have the strength of justice to denounce the PDP or give remarkable judgment because of the fear of what happened to Justice Salami”.
The former Senate President, Ken Nnamani has called for the prosecution of Nigerians behind the
third term agenda.
Citing the an interview former President Olusegun Obasanjo where he denied any role in the third term agenda, Mr Nnamani noted that “if we don’t prosecute those behind the shameful act of the third term, some people will not have the guts to be denying their role.”
According to him, “some of our leaders tell lies without any pinch of shame”.
“how can there be investments without accountability”, explaining that unless this is done, “transformation is on fire”.
Former Minister of Defence, General Theophilus Danjuma has said Nigeria is on fire, stating that northern states of Borno, Kano and
Jigawa should be regarded as ‘already failed states.’
The retired General and other politicians spoke at the 50th birthday celebration of the publisher of Leadership Newspaper at the International Conference Centre in Abuja on Tuesday.
General Danjuma in his own words: “Nigeria is on fire…the North is on fire. Nigeria is becoming like Somalia. The Somalianisation of Nigeria is taking place right now”
“I am an optimist as far as Nigeria is concerned…but in the last two months, I began to wonder, our house in on fire.We have to sit down and face the truth, get to the roots of our problem and find a solution to this problem” he said.
“our house (the north) is on fire.” “Those of us who call ourselves northerners, our house is on fire…let us not deceive ourselves. Let’s tell ourselves the truth and find solution to our problem.” “Right now, Borno is a failed state, Jigawa is almost a failed state. Kano is threatening to be a failed state”
Former Minister of the Federal
Capital Territory (FCT), Gen. Jeremiah Useni, who blamed the growing
insecurity in the North on the northern governors.“What are they doing with the money they are collecting? How can we say that we don’t know who the members of the Boko Haram are? They are attacking churches and mosques, but they are not reaching the people they should reach…If the governors want security today, there will be security” he affirmed, adding that the Almajiri schools should not be left to the Federal Government alone.”
Meanwhile the former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu,
blamed the ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for problem of Nigeria, citing the sack of the former President of the
Court of Appeal, Justice Isa Salami without the approval of the Senate.in his own words: “the sack of Justice Salami has put fears into other judges as they may not have the strength of justice to denounce the PDP or give remarkable judgment because of the fear of what happened to Justice Salami”.
The former Senate President, Ken Nnamani has called for the prosecution of Nigerians behind the
third term agenda.Citing the an interview former President Olusegun Obasanjo where he denied any role in the third term agenda, Mr Nnamani noted that “if we don’t prosecute those behind the shameful act of the third term, some people will not have the guts to be denying their role.”
According to him, “some of our leaders tell lies without any pinch of shame”.
“how can there be investments without accountability”, explaining that unless this is done, “transformation is on fire”.
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