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Mumu Dey Blame Past Leaders - Damilola Adekunle by Leovido(m): 12:46am On Feb 02, 2015 |
I just read this post on Damilola Adekunle's FaceBook page. I find it time worthy. It adresses the face that President Goodluck Jonathan has chosen to blame our past leaders for his incompetency. Mumu dey blame past leaders 1. IBB was corrupt he built third mainland bridge in Lagos, set up Abuja as the new FCT from Lagos. 2. Abacha was corrupt but I could remember Abacha built National Hospital and Gwarimpa estate, the biggest in Africa and we bought fuel at 11naira per liter then. 3. Buhari was rigid but he bulit 2 refineries within the shortest time. 4. Abdusalam was a thief but he was the first to make Nigerian workers taste good salary giving them a minimum wage immediately he took over and he conducted the election that brought about d democracy you're enjoying today. 5. Obasanjo was corrupt but why can't you go against him with facts when he said after paying our debts he left $67billion dollars in our foreign reserves? 6. Yar'Adua was sick yet he stopped militancy in Niger delta. He paid Nigerian workers minimum wage of N18,000 per month which was signed into law before eventually died. 7. Goodluck Jonathan through his imcompetence, has inadvertently reversed all the legacies of aforementioned leaders and all you can say is it is Niger-Delta's turn to rule? What turn? Turn to ruin Nigeria more? #VoteWisely |
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