Useless fool. You know how you brought him there & how you know that he is lifeless that's why you open that your gutter to talking rubbish. Idiot.

Hmmmm!

I think Jega needs to define his terms properly. Who is a strong leader? And who is a competent leader?

If it is what I think he is saying, Jega is definitely not seeing the picture clearly.

The seat is called: The President of Nigeria, and the chief commander of the armed forces.

Competency = President who must make sure s(he) improves the standard of living of the citizen.

Chief commander of the armed forces = Strength. A strong leader who must defend the citizens.

Or has Jega forgotten that Boko Haram is around? What is the benefit of having an intelligent competent president who can turn around the economy, but cannot combat boko haram to a still, or cannot stand up and face those old greedy generals who we all know are after their selfish interests only.

I beg to differ on this. Every nation in this world needs a competent and a strong leader. Can Nigeria face nuclear power nations? Or why do we think America and those countries in G8 are called world power? Why are Iran and North Korean accumulating their own nuclear weapons?
These countries are building strong military bases for their nations.

Wetin this man dey talk sef?

A good leader does not exhibit that he is a leader. He becomes one among everybody. He does not think he is better than everybody else. He just sees himself as part of the group. A sense of belongingness makes him interact with the ones he leads. Developing good human relationship skills is a necessary quality in a successful leader

[color=#000099][/color]Tell Donald Trump this let him hear, because weakness of oldage does not mean incompetency otherwise, our old ones would have lost adage.

the idiot you forced on us is he competent

Ekez:
But you help in giving us a lifeless president.

Simply did he jobs. So no pain

Sleekfingers:


How did he helped? Buhari won. And that slowpoke call Jonathan got kicked out.

But coming election. Buhari too will be kicked out. If any party can produce any credible and competent candidate.
Or else buhari will still be the president. And nothing anybody can do about that

Credible n competent.. For now no such English in PDP dictionary.. Dey only have gullible n selfish leaders.

12Ebisco:
A former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof Attahiru Jega, has mentioned that Nigeria needs competent leaders and not necessarily strong leaders.

According to Jega, an incompetent leader who is strong will end up destroying institutions.

The former INEC boss said this at the 58th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association in Abuja on Monday, The Punch reports.

He said:

“What we require most are the competence and capacity of leaders to take decisions and be assertive in ensuring that those decisions are actually implemented. So, we have to be very careful in thinking that a strong leader can really help.

“Just like a weak leader can wreck an institution, a strong leader, who has just that power and courage, but lacks the capacity, ability and competence to lead, can also wreck strong institutions.

“Competence of leadership is a very important variable in bringing about the stable political transition, good governance and deepening of democracy.”

The former INEC boss, who superintended the 2011 and 2015 general elections, said politicians must stop treating elections as a do-or-die affair.

He recalled that a former President once said elections must be do-or-die, an incident he described as most unfortunate.

Jega also said there was a need for agencies of government to shun partisanship as this weakened institutions and eroded public confidence.

He added:

“We must emphasise professionalism, impartiality and non-partisanship. This is because quite too often, you have good and strong institutions, but once partisanship is introduced and partiality become the norm, as many public institutions in this country, then those institutions would not be able to deliver effectively on their mandates.”

The former INEC chairman said there was a need for law enforcement agencies and the judiciary to be alive to their responsibilities, adding that the integrity of the electoral process must be preserved and protected.

Jega added:

“From my experience, I am convinced that electoral integrity is key to stable political transition and to ensuring that there is a framework for good governance and societal development. Electoral integrity is not just about the integrity of the election management body. It is also the integrity with which the key stakeholders engage with the electoral process.”

In his remarks, a former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar, lamented that elections in Africa are always characterised by violence.

He said even the recently concluded NBA election was not without its own controversies.

“The genesis of Africa’s political problems is the action of sit-tight leaders who do all they can to amend the constitutions in order to perpetuate themselves forever. These leaders manipulate very vital democratic organs particularly the legislature and even judiciary to suppress any dissenting voice,” he added.

Source: http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/08/nigeria-does-not-need-strong-leaders.html

Aboki professor won't kill us.
Can a man be competent without life?

prof jega u are worst than buhari cos u are weak and at the same incompetent! so don't tell us what good leadership is all abt.

Baawaa:

This statement is for Jonathan,if you believe click like,if not click share

Can a lifeless man be competent.

capatainrambo:
So Nigerians should now elect lifeless beings that will

travel round the world the later start frolicking London because of thier health eh

What do you expect from aboki professor.

But I love the northerners. They always support their incompetent and lifeless brothers unlike Amaechi and keyamo.

Which the man you pronounced winner is lacking both!

semyman:
Help me tell these zombies the hard truth.
See the oldest and the dumbest that is trying to rule.
I weep for Northerners

Terrible.

bedspread:
You can't be Lifeless and Competent!!

don't mind that thief that rigged lifeless tyrant cowhari into Aso Rock

Ekez:
But you help in giving us a lifeless president.

if thief Jega is a patriot,he should have apologized to Nigerians for what he did

Jega really after putting us in this mess

Baawaa:

This statement is for Jonathan,if you believe click like,if not click share

99 shares for Jonathan

But you helped to force an incompetent one on us in 2015

Check out my signature for classy and exotic furniture

You knew about this and yet you imposed this lifeless man on Nigeria. See what bribe have led you to.

no be your hand work, abeg make you shut up dia

You JAGA caused the problem we are facing now for ringing incompetent leader for us.

Jega has not said any thing competent her oooh

[color=#006600][/color]Now it another choice to make ........make it right and let history be ..........sowore2019
This is the guy we should elect

Now it another choice to make ........make it right and let history be ..........sowore2019
This is the guy we should elect

He's afraid of stating the name of the incompetent leader wish is Buhari.

The competency of a leader is not subject to his strength. Nigerians shouldnt be carried away come 2019. We should look out ability, knowledge, and skill not just the Physique

I talk am.... This man is a Buharist ..... He was obviously against GEJ during the last elections

seguno2:


Only those who have their own PVCs ready can look for another president.
Do you have yours
What of your family and friends? Do they also have their own PVCs

Guy I don get am tey and ready gidi gbaam.

One legacy I wanna leave for my kids is that I participated and voted for a good leader who is visionary and ensures a guud future for coming generations.

12Ebisco:
A former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof Attahiru Jega, has mentioned that Nigeria needs competent leaders and not necessarily strong leaders.

According to Jega, an incompetent leader who is strong will end up destroying institutions.

The former INEC boss said this at the 58th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association in Abuja on Monday, The Punch reports.

He said:

“What we require most are the competence and capacity of leaders to take decisions and be assertive in ensuring that those decisions are actually implemented. So, we have to be very careful in thinking that a strong leader can really help.

“Just like a weak leader can wreck an institution, a strong leader, who has just that power and courage, but lacks the capacity, ability and competence to lead, can also wreck strong institutions.

“Competence of leadership is a very important variable in bringing about the stable political transition, good governance and deepening of democracy.”

The former INEC boss, who superintended the 2011 and 2015 general elections, said politicians must stop treating elections as a do-or-die affair.

He recalled that a former President once said elections must be do-or-die, an incident he described as most unfortunate.

Jega also said there was a need for agencies of government to shun partisanship as this weakened institutions and eroded public confidence.

He added:

“We must emphasise professionalism, impartiality and non-partisanship. This is because quite too often, you have good and strong institutions, but once partisanship is introduced and partiality become the norm, as many public institutions in this country, then those institutions would not be able to deliver effectively on their mandates.”

The former INEC chairman said there was a need for law enforcement agencies and the judiciary to be alive to their responsibilities, adding that the integrity of the electoral process must be preserved and protected.

Jega added:

“From my experience, I am convinced that electoral integrity is key to stable political transition and to ensuring that there is a framework for good governance and societal development. Electoral integrity is not just about the integrity of the election management body. It is also the integrity with which the key stakeholders engage with the electoral process.”

In his remarks, a former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar, lamented that elections in Africa are always characterised by violence.

He said even the recently concluded NBA election was not without its own controversies.

“The genesis of Africa’s political problems is the action of sit-tight leaders who do all they can to amend the constitutions in order to perpetuate themselves forever. These leaders manipulate very vital democratic organs particularly the legislature and even judiciary to suppress any dissenting voice,” he added.

Source: http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/08/nigeria-does-not-need-strong-leaders.html

In other words, you are regretting in voting out Jonathan from the president seat.
I hope you are ASHAME for what you did?

Fvck you Jega. You helped bring us here

bobnatlo:
Guy I don get am tey and ready gidi gbaam.

One legacy I wanna leave for my kids is that I participated and voted for a good leader who is visionary and ensures a guud future for coming generations.

Na so oh.
You be correct guy.