I got this email when i registered with Jlero organisation as the first email from them.
And i just think i should share it with my people.
Happy reading.




We write to acknowledge the receipt of your application for membership of this organization. We would inform you as soon as we conclude the process.

It is important we intimate you with the plans ahead of us:

JLERO is a very new Organization, hence we are currently recruiting members from every State of the Federation. It is important we inform you that we do a check on all intending members before we grant membership of this Organization to applicants. This is exsteemly important in view of the possible misconception of our reformative campaign approach. We are sure you will not want to be associated to people of questionable characters.

The task ahead of us require that we mobilize and educate Nigerians about this dream. This is the major challenge before everyone of us who believe in this course. We need to identify and reach out to the various groups and associations around us. We would appreciate if you could please get them to complete the forms we will be sending to you soon. We would arrange the collection as soon as we get confirmation from you that the forms are ready for collection.

The JLERO will be setting up offices and appointing Zonal, State and Local government Coordinators in every state of the Federation soon. The Coordinators will be appointed on the strenght of their performance in the recruitment of members to the Organization. As soon as we have 2000 registered members in any state, we would set up our office in the state. The coordinators must have generated a minimum of 35% of the registered members from the state or local government to be appointed Coordinator. This is to ensure that whoever is appointted a coordinator is committed to the course of this project. If the address on your application form is not a postal address and you will want us to forward some membership information forms to you, please forward your postal address to us.

We will be posting on our website very soon the callendar of events for next year. We implore you to study this programme carefully and note the dates therein for major activities coming up in your state.

Once again, we thank you for your interest in this Organization and together we shall reform our country Nigeria.

Thank you.



Yours JLERO

Hon Onamusi Onadeko

The National Coordinator.
www.jlero.org



2nd mail:


Dear Sir/ Madam,

RE: NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETING

Further to our notice of the first General meeting of this Organization, we write
to inform you of a mix-up in the date for the meeting. The meeting is scheduled for
Saturday the 2nd day of December 2006 and not the 4th day of December. Please take
notice of this change, we sincerely regret any inconvinences this development may
have caused you.

We look forward to meeting you at this meeting.

Thank you.

Yours sincerely



Hon Onamusi
(National Coordinator JLERO)
info@jlero.org
www.jlero.org
Tel: +234(0)803 314 2343
+44(0)773 765 8503

3rd email:


Dear Sir/ Madam,

Further to our notice of General meeting for saturday, 2nd December 2006 at the
Excellent Hotel Ikeja, we humbly implore you to please invite to the meeting, your friends,
leaders of any or all of the following trade Unions/ Associations in your State or local
Government:

• Market Women Association leaders
• Student Union Executives
• Transport Unions (Chairmen and leaders)
• Okada Union (Chairmen and leaders)

In alternative, you may please wish to bring with you to the meeting their contact
details for a follow-up by the National secretariat of JLERO. Being a member of this Organization is a commitment that demands some scarifies from you in this direction, we would appreciate your assistance in this regard if we must succeed.

We would be glad to receive you all at the meeting.


Yours truly,


Hon Onamusi Onadeko
(National Coordinator JLERO)
www.jlero.org
info@jlero.org
+234(0)803 314 2343
+44(0)773 765 8503
+44(0)792 870 758


The fourth Email:


Dear Sir/ Madam

Please find below a recent comment by the National Coordinator of the justice and Law Enforcement Reformation Organization to the President's position on the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission statement before the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to the effect that 15 Governors will be appearing in Court this month for corruption.

Hon Onamusi Onadeko
09.30.2006 05:28
The Obasanjo\'s led Peoples Democratic Party may be realising that they have shot themself on the feet with the annocement by the Chairman of EFCC that 15 Governors will be prosecuted next month (October 2006). In a swift reaction, the President had disown the Ribadu statement before the Senate saying in a nut shell it is not true.

Is the EFCC responsible to the President in an ideal situation? Will the Chairman of the Financial Crime Commission refute the statement? Will the issue become another unfinished investigation?

The reason for the swift reaction of the President is to gain the support of the Governors should National Assembly decide to move a motion for the impeachment of the President after the 13 Man panel Investigation might have submitted their report.

If Nigerians allow themseleves to be fooled this time arround by this administration, I asure you that the Country will pay dearly for it. Enough is enough of Obasanjo and his antics, we are more intelligent than that. The Senate President, Honuorable Speaker, distinguished Senators, and members of the House of Representative should discharge their duties without fear or favour.

It offten amuses me whenever people talk about the immunity of the Governors, the Vice President and President as entrenched in the 1999 constitution. Do we realise that the Governors and President are not directly responsible for looting the fund. The Finance Commissioners in the various States and Accountant General, Minister for Finace and Central Bank Governor are Instruments used at various levels to looth public fund. These people don\'t have immunity under the 1999 constitution.

Some of us have always known that our President is not sincere with the anti-corruption campaign, otherwise, an investigation into the various financial crimes committed by our Governors would have revealed the involvement and complicity of te commissioners, finance minister, CBN Governor in the crime. If they are found negligent of their duty, intensionally or erroniously thereby allowing the Governors to looth the State treasury, they should be dealt with and imprisioned.This would have been a deterent to others.

The unfolding events in Nigeria calls for joy. Nigerians should not be suprised of the involvement of the President in the allegations and revalations, this is a President that tactically sheilded the former Inspector General of Police, Tafa Balogun who was found to have stolen over 21 Billion Naira and only sentenced to 6 months in prisonment. Nigerians need to know the source of the money. The President refused to let the public know the source because it will incriminate him. We are reliably informed that 50% of the money was given to Tafa Balogun to help rig the 2003 General election.

The National Assemby I am very confident will not allow the unfolding event to be swept under the carpet. We are all watching and curious to see the end of his matter. I am sure the President and the Vice President are on their way out office God willing before the end of the year.

Finally, i wish to conclude that, the development of nigeria politically, economically and socially is solely dependent on a structure. Our various political parties lack idealogy, everyman who had stolen money from Government want to be president without a vision for the country. Nigerians should start asking their leaders what structure they intend to put in place that will sustain our development. Their was a time in the ancient history of the developed Nations of today, the roads were bad, the food was bad,the hygiene was teribly bad, but one thing that is absolutely fantastic is the justice system. Any Government who is not ready to make the reformation of our Justice and lawenforcement system a piority is a continuation of bondage and imporvrishment of the citizens of this great country. Please see
www.jlero.org

Yours truly,


Hon Onamusi Onadeko
(National Coordinator JLERO)
www.jlero.org
info@jlero.org
+234(0)803 314 2343
+44(0)773 765 8503
+44(0)792 870 758


The fifth email:

Dear Sir/Madam,

We have just been informed by the management of Excellence Hotel, that there has been a slight change in the time for the meeting. The meeting which was ealier schedule to start at 2.00pm is now fixed for 11.00am.

We regret any inconvinences this change may have caused you.

Regards.


Yours truly,


Hon Onamusi Onadeko
(National Coordinator JLERO)
www.jlero.org
info@jlero.org
+234(0)803 314 2343
+44(0)773 765 8503
+44(0)792 870 758