maddock:

Although the results was just announced, but one lesson I have learnt before now and from this rerun is, A lot of Nigerians  are very good in critising but give them the opportunity to do they would be clueless. If Jega cannot conduct a free and fair election in Delta state, how is he going to do same for the whole Nigeria.So many a times we tend to profer solutions to problems theoritically and blame the goverment for our problems. Forgetting that governance is not moi and gari especially for a complex nation like ours. I could remember  Jega in his active days being a thorn in the flesh of the goverment of this massive and complex country,
but now being given a chance to DO we are all alive to see the outcome. What happened in Delta is just a shadow compared to what would happen at the Presidential election taking GEJ/Atiku desperacy in consideration. Lord have mercy on us,I think he should resign and save whatever is left of his dignity or if he prefers the money then fine he is no different from the politicians despoiling this country. I rest my case.

Someone who writes worse than a 5-year old is calling me a toddler? . . . .hehehehe, laugh wan kill me die 

maddock on Today at 07:22:54 AM:

I think he should resign and save whatever is left of his dignity or if he prefers the money then fine he is no different from the politicians despoiling this country. I rest my case.

maddock:

I think maybe in my post I concentrated too much on Jega which I ought not to, but my point is that we Nigerians like critising and complaining but if given that same opportunity we would do same. I don't criticise or complain about the goverment because I do know for sure that the people there are just like anybody you find on the street. The only difference is that one has the opportunity and the other does not.

maddock:

@semi4life
I guess your stupidity is beclouding your sense of reasoning, i think he should resign, and not he must resign. The reason i " think" he should resign is  based on the the next statement i made THE DESPERACY (DESPERATION because desperacy is not an eglish word but am not writing an exam) OF GEJ/ATIKU to return to power. This desperation  would lead to the ruling party  unleashing its  federal might in getting whatever they want. With this federal might in play, Jega would be powerless to do anything meaningful. I am taking time to explain all this because  i know you are very, very slow in comprehending simple statements. The backgroung of my post is that Nigerians criticise and complain without taking the complex nature of the country into consideration. How did Jega became popular, he was popular during his tenure as ASUU Chairman and the  role he played during the military era the Union force the government of General Ibrahim Babangida to sign the famous 1992 ASUU/FG agreement which sought to improve the welfare of university teachers. So with his backgroung the table has changed from the position of forcing someone to do anything. I said i repeat "i think he should resign with whatever is left of his dignity before being rubbished by the politicians like we just witnessed in this delta rerun and all the recent INEC matters.

More balderdash and a boring post riddled with ''tabons''.   I'm moving on jare

Lest I forget, the word is spelt N-I-G-E-R-I-A-N-S and not N-I-G-G-E-R-I-A-N-S ? Better spell it continuously till you know it offhand. . .ROFLMAO!!

Enjoy your day and happy new year

maddock:

I think maybe in my post I concentrated too much on Jega which I ought not to, but my point is that we Nigerians like critising and complaining but if given that same opportunity we would do same. I don't criticise or complain about the goverment because I do know for sure that the people there are just like anybody you find on the street. The only difference is that one has the opportunity and the other does not.