Sir! How can i get the soft copy or hard copy of the book? pls help


Cc: citizenY

please how can i get the book?

Sodiq3:
I hardly read a book of 200pages upward within 12hrs. I did that today. The book is informative. We citizens are just mere spectators in Nigeria
political environment. lots are happening behind
the scene. We only have knowledge of what the
actors want us to know.

Agree totally with you. I have said it severely that we have turned tourist in our own house.

It's a pity!

Nigerians wake up from sleep and stop dreaming.

FirstCounsel:
I just got a soft copy of the book this evening. Tomorrow public holiday I hope to feast on it all day God willing

how do i get 1 bro, how much?

You can buy the book legally on okadabooks here http://okadabooks.com/store or http://okadabooks.com/book/about/against_the_run_of_play/13895 let's support authors and say no piracy.

nwadiuko1:
how do i get 1 bro, how much?

you can get it on okadabooks

citizenY:
I just finished reading this book.

I must doff my hat for Segun Adeniyi.

Jonathan found himself as the proverbial meat in the sandwich. By some twist of fate, I am inclined to agree with OBJ that Jonathan was too small for the presidency. As I said somewhere, his background and experience did not prepare him for the high wired jungle that is Nigerian politics. He was just a pawn on the chess board. He was overwhelmed by the trend of events around him. In the process, he continued to wobble and fumble. In his sober moments, he WL be wondering what hit him.

However,I pity my fellow citizens. The level of elite and adult delinquency displayed by the various actors is the cause of where we are today. A squandering of time.resources and opportunity by our leaders. Our politicians are only after their own. An interplay of biigotry, nepotism , greed and mischief by political actors, crisscrossing the political spectrum chasing filthy lucre while the masses line up to cast votes and support opponents who are actually united in the mad rush for our common patrimony.

The closing chapter portrays Jonathan as a wailer. Somebody should tell.him that this is politics. He came, he saw and should take his medicine.No complains. He certainly did not conquer, let nobody deceive him.He should have remained in Bayelsa. But God works in mysterious ways.

The question is whether we have learnt any lessons? Is this what Buhari is going through?


The answer , they say, is blowing in the winds.

God bless Nigeria.

How much did APC pay u to write dis crap.

For somebody to have said that Gej is ripe for governance, is an understatement and sentimental. Is ruling by age?

FirstCounsel:
I just got a soft copy of the book this evening. Tomorrow public holiday I hope to feast on it all day God willing

pls fellow compatriot can you help share the copy with me via malachyezema@gmail.com

FirstCounsel:
I just got a soft copy of the book this evening. Tomorrow public holiday I hope to feast on it all day God willing

Good day oga mi. How can I get a soft copy of the book.
Thank you.

danot1030:


I just read the below from a writer up in vanguard newspaper titled "THE $289M SPECIAL VOTE TO NIA IS ECONOMIC SABOTAGE ":

Who would have thought that a President of any nation, even a Banana Republic, said to be a Ph.D holder would in one day sign off N289 million to a security outfit without authority from the National Assembly, NASS, and have the funds withdrawn illegally from a government agency?

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/289m-special-vote-nia-economic-sabotage/

That you really believe the lies of Jonathan government and the bogus claim that he made Nigeria the biggest economy in Africa is an indication that Jonathan was not only clueless but has also infected his supporters like you with incurable cluelessness.

He made Nigeria the biggest economy in Africa and the treasury was empty by time he left, he made Nigeria the biggest economy in Africa and he was having problem paying workers salary, he made Nigeria the biggest economy in Africa and he deflated the foreign reserve almost to empty, he made Nigeria the biggest economy in Africa and he depleted the excess crude account from $115b in 2011 to $3b in 2015

Please bros your mumu don do, get your people to take you to TB Joshua for a section of deliverance from mumurity infection.

I did not bother to read the nonsesne you typed. Look elsewhere for someone to feed with your _cock and bull stories. I just wish nigeria keeps getting harder so that you zombies' brains would be restored to factory default setting.

You people must always find a way to insult Johnathan, but God shall continue to uplift the man for his humility.glory be to God n peace onto men of goodwill.

kahara:
A book that was written with every ink flowing with prejudice and bias can not be taken seriously. Your impression of the said book even betrayed your unabashed and unhidden dislike and displeasure for GEJ. A journalist has written, it is left for us historians to put pen to paper and say it as it should be from historical point of view with minimal or no subjectivity.

Write your own book first before criticizing someone who has published his own. NO BE MOUTH,
pls.

Cyberknight:


Yes, Jonathan failed to conquer the harsh terrain of Nigerian politics, agreed. But this is not his failure alone, it is the failure of all of us. Nigeria belongs to some people, that much we know and they dictate what happens in every government and are untouchable even in adverse governments. So the fact is that unlike in the UK or the US or other civilised countries, (which are also countries more powerful than Nigeria is or probably ever will be, given our failures of leadership and our inability to get our act together), an ordinary man like a former physics lecturer like Merkel or a former welfare recipient like Obama cannot emerge, build confidence and govern this country. In Nigeria, one has to be a member of the cabal or their person. Hence the corollary is that NO ORDINARY MAN can ever rule Nigeria, including you and I. So lets stp blaming Jonathan, and resign ourselves to the fact that our children and our children's children will be misgoverned ad infinitum by the powers that be in Nigeria.

I thought Jonathan was a teacher and a shoeless underprivileged man in the creeks of Otueke.

Thanks sodiq
Received it.

FirstCounsel:
I just got a soft copy of the book this evening. Tomorrow public holiday I hope to feast on it all day God willing

Bro I need it pls. Can I send my email pls!! !