Gbawe:

By the way, did you choose your user name because you are a fan of Thomas Mueller also nicknamed Raumdeuter?

eightsin:
This woman with her big thick ugly lips should go suck dic.k

Monogamy:
Leader of the Bring Back Our Girls group and former minister of education, Mrs. Oby Ezekwesili, has said that President Goodluck Jonathan does not deserve the hero tittle for accepting defeat in the just concluded presidential poll.

DAILY POST reports Jonathan, before the INEC chairman could announce the final result of last Saturday’s presidential election, had called General Buhari to congratulate him for winning the election.

Following his decision, many Nigerians have been praising the president for saving the entire nation from disaster.

However, Ezekwesili says if only Nigerians knew the extent of damage President Jonathan has done to Nigeria, they won’t hero worship him.

She took to her Twitter page on Thursday, to air her views on the recently held presidential election.

She tweeted: “When a review of President Jonathan’s administration is done, we’ll realize how much damage sycophancy did to governance. Example? Chibok Girls,” she wrote.

“A leader must be without an inordinate desire to be serenaded with ‘good news’ or their team will never let them know the true state of affairs.

“An environment that rewards sycophancy encourages team to withhold accurate ‘bad’ news (problems) from the leader while serving up ‘good news’.

” When a leader makes hero worshiping costly to those who engage in it, he/she deprives the ‘sellers’ market to set the ‘Mediocrity Benchmark.’

“A critical success factor in governance is for the leader to both in word and deed convey a culture that abhors sycophancy. No hero worshiping.”

Source: http://dailypost.ng/2015/04/03/jonathan-is-not-a-hero-oby-ezekwesili/

Sagamite:


You are a cretinous fuuktard!

Did you pull that from your arsse?

Mynd44:
Those who call him "hero" are the problem with this country and sick in the head.

And add to that some people actually mentioned a Nobel prize....

Smh

aflyingbird:
she's right. i bow my head in shame at pple who call him a hero, smh.

so much damage has been done. calling him a hero is an insult to the real heros out there.

Gbawe:


Indeed. Are we now supposed to forget the monumental and universally acclaimed misrule of GEJ because of one act he was bullied into by the likes of David Cameron, Obama et al? GEJ did not want to leave and was not prepared to leave hence the massive rigging - and we have even seen the video proof - conducted for him in Rivers, Delta, Akwa Ibom et al.

Whether people know it or not, the result, which showed Buhari had won despite the massive rigging of team GEJ, had been known since Sunday. Many moved behind the scene to convince GEJ not to try anything funny and subtle threats were deployed. GEJ, as expected of his self-serving nature, preferred not to piss-off this powerful lobby group. They never wanted to hand over and were willing to do anything to sit tight. Many simply showed GEJ he will be made to account for his action if chaos ensued because he did not want to accept the outcome of an election he clearly lost. GEJ was 'strong-armed' to accept defeat.

Henrypraise41:
He is still a hero if i may chip in, do you think that running a big country like nigeria is a child's play? There are some forces both spiritual & physical that you hardly resist. He tried his best and paved way for another person steer ship you said he wasnt a hero, had it been he refused to accept defeat nigeria could have been in a chaos by then may be you will be in outside nigeria telling the whole world another different thing.

Kizmarty:


Rubbish!
Why not look from another angle.
What did buhari do when he lost in 2011
He boldly swore to make Nigeria ungovernable for Goodluck and he did....
Goodluck deserve the praises cus his action is honourable.
Real leaders lead by example

NeduLuiZ:
calling him a hero is just a compensation for lossing and conceding defeat after the elections

madridguy:
Ok

babyosisi:
Had Buhari lost this election,we would have still been counting dead bodies in the north and SW
Truth be told

Gbawe:


Don't mind these losers forever eager to spin GEJ in a positive light. I told them all before the election that a very powerful system, consisting of Nigerian and international 'players', wanted GEJ out. They realised he will make Nigeria fail if allowed to continue. This is a very powerful an influential lobby group the average Nigerian is not aware and thus did not account for. This group monitored and 'man-marked' every move GEJ made with the intention of leaving him no 'manoeuvre' room to frustrate the will of the people and sit-tight.

It was some in this group, from the west specifically, that moved to convince GEJ to accept the result as soon as they all knew, as early as Sunday, that Buhari had won. They made it clear to GEJ the implications of any sit-tight shenanigans which then goes on to cause chaos. Me and you know GEJ is the uber self-preservationist . Some can continue to delude themselves about GEJ being a democrat yet we know better. For me they can even nominate GEJ to replace Ban Ki Moon at the UN. I don't care. Good riddance to bad rubbish. What matters to me is that GEJ will no longer lead my beloved Nigeria beyond May 29 and that it is Buhari who takes over from him.

By the way, did you choose your user name because you are a fan of Thomas Mueller also nicknamed Raumdeuter?

Grahamjnr:

That woman is a fool. She doesn't understand what we here in the Niger Delta especially Rivers where I come from were planning before the news of Jonathan action reached us. Do u think Amaechi was stupid to have imposed curfew here in Rivers just a day before the final announcement of the Election. By now Nigeria would have been in international eyes for the wrong reason and not for the right reason we are now and their prophecy of the end of Nigeria as a nation would have perhaps come to pass. So to all APC and Buhari fans, be careful of violence inciting words u post or say cos there is a limit you push a man to the wall that he has to react.