Dear President Goodluck Ebele
Jonathan! Starting from march 28, I,
other reasonable Nigerians and
international observers had feared
that this election would mar Nigeria.
Reasons included the fact that no
African sitting president has ever lost
election, the threat from your kinsmen
in Niger Delta, and the prediction that
Nigeria would disintegrate in 2015.
However, you have proved every
doubting Thomas wrong. You have
kept one of your numerous promises:
you’ve given Nigerians a free and fair
election at the expense of your
ambition and expectations of your
supporters.
Dear Goodluck:
i. Unlike Charles Taylor, you believe
your country (Nigeria) is greater than
you, so you have admitted defeat
without war.
ii. Unlike Gbagbo, you have conceded
and you are ready to inaugurate a
new government headed by your
opponent.
iii. UnlikeRobert Mugabe, you
haven’t manipulated election to keep
you in office.
iv. Unlike Mahmud Ghadaffi, you
believe the people have the right to
choose their leader.
v. Unlike Hosni Mubarak, you’ve
refuse to use the security forces
against your people.
vi. Unlike Babangida, you are not
ready to set up interim government
because you've lost peoples'
confidence and acceptance.
vii. Unlike Abacha, you don't consider
Aso Rock your father's house, so you
are not going to die for it.
viii. Unlike Obasanjo, you've
appointed a free and unbiased umpire
as the chairman of INEC (Jega
against Iwu).
ix. Unlike Aregbesola, you've never
believed in violent polls, so you
haven't asked your supporters to go
to polling booths with charms and
ammunition.
x. Unlike Shagari, you would never
hand over to a military president, so
you've conducted a transparent
election.
xi. Unlike Obasanjo, you don't believe
election is a
“do or die” affair, rather, you believe
that “one's ambition worth the blood
of nobody''.
xii. Unlike many Nigerian politicians,
you've openly accepted defeat and
don't blame INEC for your loss.
xiii. Unlike many African presidents,
you've become the first sitting African
president to conduct election which
you've lost. I'm more than proud of
you. After Nelson Mandela in South
Africa, you are the new god of
democracy in Africa.
Your open acceptance of the results
and congratulating of your opponent
have opened a new democratic
chapter for Nigeria and Africa in
whole. I do hereby recommend you
for Nobel Laurel Prize for Peace and
Leadership, the Mo Ibrahim Prize for
Leadership and every other available
award for a true statesman and true
democrat.
As you bow out of office come May
29, may you bow into peace,
happiness, wealth, good health,
prosperity, and long life.

Amen.

GEJ my HERO! FAYOSE my role MODEL!!

temitemi1:
GEJ my HERO! FAYOSE my role MODEL!!

is this ur latest spam dial? its no longer gej till 2019?


@op, Jonathan did the right, sensible and honourable thing. Don't let's lower standard and blow it out of proportion. He clearly lost the election and he conceded defeat shikena. Though honourable and thoughtful, it doesn't make him a hero like we are all shouting. If he had choose to fight dirty in an election he clearly lost, and cause chaos and lost of lives, there will be consequence for him. U mentioned Charles Taylor, Samuel Doe, Gbabo etc. Where are they today? Their fate (jail term) would have been the lot of gej if he didn't taken the honourable path. No leader can loss election and try to turncate it and go Scot free. stop making it look like he did us a favour. He had no option.

Amen!!!

Buhari is not in the league of Jonathan. Jonathan has
distinguished himself and had written his name in gold
among the stars of world politics like Mandela by ensuring
that Nigeria under his administration witnessed two free
and fair election so free that he was ousted in the process
and conceded to defeat that's the hallmark of a selfless
leader
Buhari had stained his hands as a past dictator and known
for numerous inciting statements can also distinguish
himself if he respects the Democratic process human right
a thing he isn't used to as president
Until then #GEJMYHERO still trending