This post was copied from a facebook wall and I felt I should share it with us here on nl

NOW THAT WE ARE HERE

My opinion about the man Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has not
changed. Neither has my position about Muhammadu Buhari.

Even the devil knows that Jonathan fully delivered on his divine
assignment in Nigeria gracefully. Even the opposition party
members who cast aspersions on him during the period of
struggle for power have all sent their sincere salutations.

Jonathan will forever remain the standard with which Nigeria, and
indeed the world will assess every leader in this country. In the
past, present and future. Today we can judge every leader in
Nigeria on press freedom, citizen participation in government,
elections credibility, state above self, independence of judiciary
and legislature, gender compatibility, institutional reforms and
transparency, technology-driven government and fight against
corruption, pressure test, humility, peace path, and indeed
competence.

Now that we're here, I'd advice the PDP to allow Nigeria to move on
and save us from unproductive legal tussle no matter how good
they feel thei case is. I'd advice Nd'Igbo to give the incoming
government the same kind of support they gave Jonathan. I'd
adive the Yoruba people to remain outspoken and critical to the
incoming government as they were to Jonathan's government (but
not with the use of those useless pedestrian invectives and
insolence). I'd advice the creek boys not to cause the country to
spend one-quarter of our budget for four years in fighting
insurrections as the northerners did to Jonathan. I'd advice the
APC to respect the vote will of the people in all subsequen
elections as Jonathan did. The opposition in Nigeria is not popular
with that.

Although Muhammadu Buhari has never congratulated the winner
in any of the three previous elections he had lost, I'd join Mr
Jonathan to say to Buhari congratulations.

In all Nigeria will forever rever you Mr Jonathan.

I also copied this comment from the same source.

The National Democratic Institute should immediately be renamed

GOODLUCK JONATHAN INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRATIC AND
LEADERSHIP STUDIES