Re:Nigerians are NOT fools; I will beat Buhari in APC Primaries, easy--SKC Ogbonia in response to Aduba and Ayo Ajutalayo

[SKC Ogbonnia for President]

Mazi Aduba,

Thanks for the confidence in the will of the masses. Yes, I will beat Buhari in the APC Primaries, easy. Here is an excerpt from my recent interview with Leadership Newspapers on similar question: 

Leadership Newspaper:  "What is your next line of action should you be denied the presidential ticket by your party, the All Progressives Congress, APC?

SKC Ogbonnia "Frankly, I do not see how APC can fall into the temptation of denying me the presidential ticket. How? Nigerians yearned for a figure to sack PDP and its corrupt empire in 2015, and Buhari was the answer. Today, the masses are fervently praying for a dynamic leader of international repute with the capacity to make Nigeria truly great. Pay close attention to Obasanjo’s advice to Buhari on 2019 elections. He envisioned a dynamic patriot with fresh ideas. And you are looking at that leader in SKC Ogbonnia.

"I have what it takes to make Nigeria an envy of the world. The international community knows me and, of course, trusts me more than President Buhari. I have no connection with any corrupt cabal. Best of all, I have always succeeded where others fail. So, how can the Nigerian masses be denied the opportunity of having me as their next president? Just compare me and Buhari and be the judge.

"Moreover, we are already winning. Despite the lack of name identification, our internal tracking poll shows that I am beating Buhari by a good margin. We are leading comfortably with the youth and the women. The Leadership Newspaper can confirm with its own tracking poll. In short, the only major group that may still be supporting Buhari against me are the corrupt people, because they seem to appreciate the fact that the president did not go as far as expected in the war against corruption. Once I scale through APC, PDP will not stand a chance. The PDP is not capable of presenting a serious candidate that is not virally corrupt. Is it Atiku Abubakar? Ayidele Fayose? David Mark or Sule Lamido? Who? The Nigerian masses are waiting to put them to shame. In any case, I thank God for the opportunity. We also pray that He will finally give power to the masses of Nigeria." (SKC Ogbonnia)

Read More at: https://leadership.ng/2018/03/01/2019-ridiculous-pdp-think-returning-power-ogbonnia/

POWER TO THE MASSES: SKC Ogbonnia for President 

"Extraordinary circumstances call extraordinary leader. Now is the time. The Nigerian masses can no longer afford to wait" (SKC Ogbonnia)

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Subject: Re: A $31 Million Scandal With Patience Goodluck Shows the Scale of Buhari's Anti-Corruption Battle: Re: What is corruption ?

So far Dr. S. K. C. Ogbonnia has declared for the presidency. I am confident that he will beat Buhari in the APC convention. and will face a formidable PDP candidate in the general election.

You read this here first.

Aduba

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Sent: Sun, Mar 4, 2018 1:39 pm
Subject: Re: A $31 Million Scandal With Patience Goodluck Shows the Scale of Buhari's Anti-Corruption Battle: Re: What is corruption ?

Buhari will win reelection because Nigerians are not being presented with a better alternative. As of now, Buhari remains the best possible choice. May be Obasanjo will find another Jonathan or a Y'aradua before the presidential election.

Ayo Ojutalayo 

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Laughing in Swahili. Camdan o.  Ati sheshe berenio!!

Buhari himself did NOT declare to run in the last election until October 2014. We are still in March of the year preceding the election. 

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/c031df18-5477-11e4-84c6-00144feab7de

October 15, 2014 4:49 pm by William Wallis in Lagos

Nigeria’s former military ruler, Muhammadu Buhari, has formally launched a fresh attempt to return to power in elections in February.

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On 4 Mar 2018, at 18:03, Ayo Ojutalayo <ayooju...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Bantu Nebu,

Since becoming president, PMB's party has lost elections that Obasanjo and Jonathan's administrations would have rigged for their party. There is no reason not to expect a free and fair presidential election under PMB. Buhari will win reelection because Nigerians are not being presented with a better alternative. As of now, Buhari remains the best possible choice. May be Obasanjo will find another Jonathan or a Y'aradua before the presidential election.

Ayo Ojutalayo

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On Sun, Mar 4, 2018 at 11:08 AM, 'Nebukadineze Adiele' via Corporate Nigeria

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Reading this ape's daily railings against pastor Joe, one would think that Buhari was elected president to outdo or equalize former president Jonathan in corruption, incompetence, and all manners of malfeasance. The majority of Nigerians were in agreement that Jonathan failed as president and they spoke with their votes and Jonathan wisely and humbly accepted their chastisement of his failure. 

Nigeria elected Buhari president so as to correct Jonathan's failure but Buhari has so far outpaced Jonathan in clueless-ness, corruption, and incompetence. Jonathan failed because thoughtless ape-like creatures like Kayode Ugomba Adebayo flattered, made excuses for, and fooled him into not seeing reality -- his failings. The same fate has befallen Buhari from the Ayo Ojutalayos, Imperial Wizards, Kayode Adebayos, etc. These impish Bantus stupidly rehash Jonathan's failure whenever Buhari's nepotism, cluless-ness with the Nigerian economy, dictatorial tendency through his IGP and DSS Director, lip service corruption fighting, his replication of Jonathan's failure to protect Nigerian school girls, etc. are mentioned.

After two years in office, Jonathan's ills are no longer reasons to excuse president Buhari's almost totally failed presidency. The president should be a statesman by not running for reelection and by also calling the bluffs of sycophants like Kayode Ugomba Adebayo. President Buhari has proved his decades long opponents, including the Generals who overthrew his administration in 1985, correct. Everything they said about him -- incompetent, nepotistic, Islamist, sectional, tyrannical, clueless, etc -- he has proved that they were right all along.  

In a free and fair election, Nigerians will never reelect Buhari president. My fear is that he will rig the election to stay in power and for that katakata will break out in Nigeria -- as in South Sudan, Congo, or even Syria. Numskulls like Kayode Ugomba Adebayo should be castrated and buried alive for being so exceptionally stupid as to be toying with the lives of millions of people by hoisting mediocrity over Nigeria.  Their worshiping of Buhari is pathetic and shameful.

Tufiakwa!

Nebukadineze Adiele
Organized religion sired irrationality.

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Subject: A $31 Million Scandal With Patience Goodluck Shows the Scale of Buhari's Anti-Corruption Battle: Re: What is corruption ?

Thief and Bigot Called Joe Attueyi:

Source: QUARTZ

A $31 million scandal with Nigeria’s ex-first lady shows the scale of Buhari’s anti-corruption battle

Patience Jonathan, the colorful wife of Nigeria’s ex-president, Goodluck Jonathan, has become the latest high profile Nigerian embroiled in a corruption-related scandal. Nigeria’s anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has frozen accounts containing $31.4 million controlled by the former first lady who claims some of the money was for payment of medical bills.

In a bid to regain control of the accounts, Mrs Jonathan is suing the EFCC, describing the blockage of access to the accounts as efforts to “indirectly harass or harangue” her. Patience Jonathan’s corruption scandal is the latest in a string of cases the EFCC has been involved in since president Buhari took office last year.

Buhari has made good on his campaign promise to launch probes into government agencies and institutions. Six months after taking office, Buhari’s administration arrested Sambo Dasuki, the former national security adviser for financial misappropriation of about $2 billion earmarked for military equipment amid the Boko Haram insurgency. Military chiefs have also been questioned and, in some cases, detained over similar charges.

But while the EFCC has been busy under the Buhari administration, it has little to show for its efforts so far. Despite instituting multiple cases of theft of state funds against several high profile Nigerians, the agency has not secured any convictions. Ibrahim Magu, head of EFCC, has blamed the lack of progress on lawyers who help money launderers “to escape justice.”

The agency’s inability to secure convictions has undercut the potency of Buhari’s anti-corruption campaign which has been dismissed by Nigeria’s main opposition party as being “investigated on the pages of the newspapers.” Given the prevalence of partisan politics in Nigeria, the presidency has also been forced to deny claims that its anti-corruption fight simply targets opposition party members.

While Buhari’s reputation as a leader with integrity probably remains intact for now, Nigerians’ early hopes that he would be able to rapidly stamp out corruption and round up former perpetuators is beginning to fade.

On Sun, Mar 4, 2018 at 8:44 AM, Joe Attueyi

<topc...@yahoo.com> wrote:

“..PMB is not an angel, but he is not corrupt (whatever definition we give 'corruption'). Ayo Ojutalayo 

Ayo

Please help me with your own definition of corruption .

1. Is nepotism corruption?

http://punchng.com/nepotism-buharis-govt-worst-nigerias-history-junaid-mohammed/

Nepotism in Buhari’s govt, the worst in Nigeria’s history –

2. Can an honest man surround himself with crooks?

http://saharareporters.com/2017/10/25/buhari-and-his-caricature-anti-corruption-fight-churchill-okonkwo

“...The debacle at NNPC between Kachikwu and NNPC GM Baru; the subsequent belittling of the intelligence and sensibility of Nigerians that they have “reconciled”; the employment scandals at DSS, Central bank and Federal Inland Revenue; the “Grass Cutting” daylight robbery that was swept under the carpet and now, the grand conspiracy to recall a corrupt fugitive is exposing President Buhari’s anti-corruption crusade to be an elaborate rigmarole.

In recalling Abdulrasheed Maina, a chronically corrupt fugitive civil servant, the Attorney General Abubakar Malami, Head of Service of the Federation, Winifred Oyo-Ita, Minister of Interior, Abdulrahman Dambazau, “Thief” of Staff to the President Abba Kyari, the Director DSS Lawal Daura are making a mockery of anti-corruption in Nigeria. With these men, it is clear that ant-anti-corruption is the new name of the present caricature of fighting corruption in Nigeria...”

I will stop here for now till I hear your definition of corruption. Like my momma used to say: Show me your friends.......

Joe

[SKC Ogbonnia for President]

"I have what it takes to make Nigeria an envy of the world. The international community knows me and, of course, trusts me more than President Buhari. I have no connection with any corrupt cabal. Best of all, I have always succeeded where others fail. So, how can the Nigerian masses be denied the opportunity of having me as their next president? Just compare me and Buhari and be the judge."

Read More at: https://leadership.ng/2018/03/01/2019-ridiculous-pdp-think-returning-power-ogbonnia/

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[SKC Ogbonnia for President]

YES, "I have what it takes to make Nigeria an envy of the world. The international community knows me and, of course, trusts me more than President Buhari. I have no connection with any corrupt cabal. Best of all, I have always succeeded where others fail. So, how can the Nigerian masses be denied the opportunity of having me as their next president? Just compare me and Buhari and be the judge." (SKC Ogbonnia)--PLEASE SHARE

Read More of the INTERVIEW at: https://leadership.ng/2018/03/01/2019-ridiculous-pdp-think-returning-power-ogbonnia/"

[Cyril Anyanwu]

Dear SKC Ogbonia,

I hope you stop using less of "I CAN" and start using more of "WE CAN". I read a lot of "I can do this, I can do that". That's the byword of tyrants. True leaders say: "YES WE CAN",  ring a bell?

Good luck!

Cyril Anyanwu

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Subject: [africanworldforum] NIGERIA: I will succeed where others fail---SKC Ogbonnia

 

YES, "I have what it takes to make Nigeria an envy of the world. The international community knows me and, of course, trusts me more than President Buhari. I have no connection with any corrupt cabal. Best of all, I have always succeeded where others fail. So, how can the Nigerian masses be denied the opportunity of having me as their next president? Just compare me and Buhari and be the judge." (SKC Ogbonnia)--PLEASE SHARE

Read More of the INTERVIEW at: https://leadership.ng/2018/03/01/2019-ridiculous-pdp-think-returning-power-ogbonnia/"

POWER TO THE MASSES: SKC Ogbonnia for President

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[SKC Ogbonnia for President]

The Interview Magazine: How do you hope to defeat Buhari in the primaries?

SKC Ogbonnia: "I will defeat President Buhari fair and square if he dares his luck and imitates Mugabe instead of Mandela. See, APC leaders are not fools. At the appropriate time, they will be abreast with true direction of the political pendulum. They will recognize that the masses do not want an analogue president any more. That is why the likes of ex-presidents Olusegun Obasanjo and Ibrahim Babangida are speaking out. Members of the party will soon follow.

Also consider that our internal polling already shows us beating Buhari by a good margin. Let me also add that the poll also informs us that the shift away from Buhari is not directly related to my candidacy. The data show that the major factor is that the Nigerian people want a new breed at the helm. You can test the validity with your own polling. Even the international community – including our allies –  want change. So, how can APC dare present President Buhari if it knows that such attempt will amount to not only losing credibility around the world but also losing power back to PDP? Think of that!

Moreover, 2019 is not 2015. We allowed many things to slide by in 2015—just to ensure that the corrupt empire called PDP did not continue in power. This time around, APC is set to experience a real presidential primary as well as presidential election. APC can also understand that, as we saw in 2015, the youths will reject Cash ‘N’ Carry politics. They may take the money but they will vote their conscience. They want a Nigerian of the younger generation who is truly equipped to lead. Unlike in 2015, President Buhari will be compelled to debate other candidates face-to-face on Nigerian problems and solutions. The time for Expo candidacy is over. So, Buhari is my least worry.( (SKC Ogbonnia, The Interview Magazine, February 28, 2018) READ MORE in The Interview Magazine @: http://theinterview.com.ng/2018/02/28/buhari-should-imitate-mandela-not-mugabe-skc-ogbonnia/

[SKC Ogbonnia for President]

PRESS STATEMENT

SKC Ogbonnia for President

March 12, 2018

USA will resume import of Nigeria’s crude oil once I become president

Nigeria’s Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, shocked industry insiders at the just concluded SERAPweek in Houston, TX, USA, when he claimed that the United States will no longer buy Nigeria’s crude oil because of the shale boom in the American country. One thing is clear in the honourable minister’s claim: It is either he is displaying abject naivety in the dynamics of US foreign policy or he is plainly being economical with the truth.

The full truth is that the seemingly US boycott of Nigeria’s crude oil is profoundly political. The directive was initiated under President Barrack Obama during the time Dr. Goodluck Jonathan was President of Nigeria. Obama never hid his dislike for corruption in Africa, particularly Nigeria, where most of the crude proceeds had ended up in individual bank accounts.

Enter Buhari.

It was believed that the election of Muhammadu Buhari, as president, could witness dramatic and consequential changes. Though President Buhari has recorded a measurable success in the war against corruption, his accomplishment falls short of the international standard. To that end, the current US president, Donald Trump, has not seen reasons to relax the directive. Hon. Ibe Kachikwu ought to know this fact. Granted that recent shale oil boom has prompted a scale back in US crude imports, yet the country still imports and will continue to import crude oil for strategic reasons.

Help is on the way.

As president, I will restore America’s confidence and genuine investment in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector. I am set to exhibit common sense leadership. It is not a new story that the Western world is growing tired of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). Apart from the dizzying corruption within the state oil company, the US, in particular, is very frustrated with the advanced-fee fraud letters that originate from Nigeria, most of which are linked to the NNPC. Not only has this scam devastated many American lives, it has also contributed to Nigeria’s bad image in the United States and elsewhere.

As Nigeria’s next president, I will make NNPC truly transparent and accountable to the admiration of Nigerians and the international community. For example, besides the much-needed overhaul of the oil giant, one of the many executive orders I will sign on Day 1 of my presidency is the establishment of an NNPC office in the United States. An NNPC office in the US will offer prospective foreign investors the opportunity to conduct business inquiries or the necessary due diligence on various bogus offers with Nigerian addresses. It is mind-boggling that Nigeria is the only major oil-producing nation that does not boast of an office dedicated to its oil and gas interests in the United States, especially in Houston, Texas, the Oil and Gas capital of the world.

Moreover, the United States of America is very familiar with my background.

Signed: Dr. SKC Ogbonnia

POWER TO THE MASSES: SKC Ogbonnia for President

“Our Team Will Succeed Where Others Fail”

[SKC Ogbonnia for President]

PRESS STATEMENT

SKC Ogbonnia for President

March 12, 2018

USA will resume import of Nigeria’s crude oil once I become president

Nigeria’s Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, shocked industry insiders at the just concluded SERAPweek in Houston, TX, USA, when he claimed that the United States will no longer buy Nigeria’s crude oil because of the shale boom in the American country. One thing is clear in the honourable minister’s claim: It is either he is displaying abject naivety in the dynamics of US foreign policy or he is plainly being economical with the truth.

The full truth is that the seemingly US boycott of Nigeria’s crude oil is profoundly political. The directive was initiated under President Barrack Obama during the time Dr. Goodluck Jonathan was President of Nigeria. Obama never hid his dislike for corruption in Africa, particularly Nigeria, where most of the crude proceeds had ended up in individual bank accounts.

Enter Buhari

[Mobolaji Aluko]

SKC:

First, the US has already resumed oil purchase from Nigeria. 

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/business/us-resumes-crude-oil-imports-from-nigeria/110760.html

Secondly, it may be worth reading this  Henry Boyo piece that it is neither the purchase or the price of oil that is really Nigeria's problem:

http://punchng.com/why-higher-crude-oil-prices-wont-save-nigerias-economy/

It is the very monocultural dependence on oil in an import-dependent country such as ours that is the problem.  That is what must change. 

But more fundamenrally is the governance structure of our country at all levels.  We must constantly harp on a truly federal restructuring of Nigeria, with a clear transition plan from here to there.   This is not just a game of musical chairs to the same music and game. 

And there you have it. 

Bolaji Aluko 

[SKC Ogbonnia for President]

My brother, Prof. Aluko!

Thanks for the quick pointer. However, that is OLD news. https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/business/us-resumes-crude-oil-imports-from-nigeria/110760.html| Publish Date: Sep 15 2015 4:56AM. Very OLD.

Here is the LATEST: NIGERIA HAS LOST US OIL IMPORT MARKET FOREVER--KACHIKWU. (Published March 7, 2018):

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/nigeria-lost-us-oil-export-market-forever-kachikwu/

I actually attended the conference in question.

Please join our movement. I am not an EXPO candidate. Nigeria is about to witness the emergence of a president who can at least spell leadership.

Blessings+

SKC Ogbonnia

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[Mobolaji Aluko]

SKC:

Thanks for pointing out the anachronism. I am not sure though that the present oil purchase of oil from Nigeria is actually zero. 

In any case, please note that my point still remains:   it matters not whether the US resumes purchase or not.  There is a systemic problem with our monoculture economy irrespective of how much volume of oil we sell - or to whom. 

As to leadership, I do not believe that we will or should be electing a dictatorship,  so a slew of a leadership committed to restructuring our country must be our focus. 

I wish you well. 

[Mobolaji Aluko]

Imperisl:

There is a school of thought that says that developing countries can best be dragged screaming and kicking to development by a sustained, multigenerational enlightened autocratic dictatorship, either of the military or elected genre.  I believe that Nigeria's past and recent history has made that proposition to be nigh-impossible - or at least improbable. 

So we should focus on the probable, or possible. 

Bolaji Aluko 

On Monday, March 12, 2018, Imperial Merchant Trust Ltd <imperi...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Prof ,

It’s pretty difficult for any country in black Africa that hasn’t experienced any dictatorship to achieve something meaningful . 

A good number of our citizens don’t believe in organized leadership. We need a leader who would assist in creating a strong institution which I don’t think is achievable without “tropicalizing”our democracy a bit for all to toe the line. 

Kindly remember a Yoruba adage which says that“ wooli ti a gb’adura fun were, ko gbodo d’iju” . Meaning :the pastor that intends to pray for a mad man mustn’t close his eyes .

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[Wharf A. Snake]

Folks,

The below statement by SKC Ogbonnia is pure nonsense, rubbish and a blatant lie. It is in fact idiotic. I hate when people just lie unnecessarily.

Ogbonnia should show evidence of this boycott.

Ogbonnia I work in the commodities market and Nigerian crude is posted daily on the big board. 

For those who want to know, the USA is a net exporter of oil today. The USA produces more oil than they consume. The excess was directed to the crude reserve. The crude reserve is where the federal government of the USA stores crude for strategic reasons. Those reserves are near capacity now. There is a law prohibiting USA oil explorer from exporting oil. The congress just allowed that law to exempt North American countries like Mexico, Jamaica, etc.

My people I want to conclude by informing you all that the USA is now the largest crude producer in the world surpassing Saudi Arabia. The only wrinkle is that they also consume a lot of oil. Please read from the below link: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2018/01/09/us-oil-drillers-could-beat-saudi-arabia-and-rival-russia-by-2019.html

Ejo ni Mushin - Prince 

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SKC Ogbonnia for President

March 12, 2018

USA will resume import of Nigeria’s crude oil once I become president

Nigeria’s Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, shocked industry insiders at the just concluded SERAPweek in Houston, TX, USA, when he claimed that the United States will no longer buy Nigeria’s crude oil because of the shale boom in the American country. One thing is clear in the honourable minister’s claim: It is either he is displaying abject naivety in the dynamics of US foreign policy or he is plainly being economical with the truth.

The full truth is that the seemingly US boycott of Nigeria’s crude oil is profoundly political. The directive was initiated under President Barrack Obama during the time Dr. Goodluck Jonathan was President of Nigeria. Obama never hid his dislike for corruption in Africa, particularly Nigeria, where most of the crude proceeds had ended up in individual bank accounts.

Enter Buhari

It was believed that the election of Muhammadu Buhari, as president, could witness dramatic and consequential changes. Though President Buhari has recorded a measurable success in the war against corruption, his accomplishment falls short of the international standard. To that end, the current US president, Donald Trump, has not seen reasons to relax the directive. Hon. Ibe Kachikwu ought to know this fact. Granted that recent shale oil boom has prompted a scale back in US crude imports, yet the country still imports and will continue to import crude oil for strategic reasons.

Help is on the way..

As president, I will restore America’s confidence and genuine investment in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector. I am set to exhibit common sense leadership. It is not a new story that the Western world is growing tired of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). Apart from the dizzying corruption within the state oil company, the US, in particular, is very frustrated with the advanced-fee fraud letters that originate from Nigeria, most of which are linked to the NNPC. Not only has this scam devastated many American lives, it has also contributed to Nigeria’s bad image in the United States and elsewhere.

As Nigeria’s next president, I will make NNPC truly transparent and accountable to the admiration of Nigerians and the international community. For example, besides the much-needed overhaul of the oil giant, one of the many executive orders I will sign on Day 1 of my presidency is the establishment of an NNPC office in the United States. An NNPC office in the US will offer prospective foreign investors the opportunity to conduct business inquiries or the necessary due diligence on various bogus offers with Nigerian addresses. It is mind-boggling that Nigeria is the only major oil-producing nation that does not boast of an office dedicated to its oil and gas interests in the United States, especially in Houston, Texas, the Oil and Gas capital of the world.

 Moreover, the United States of America is very familiar with my background.

Signed: Dr. SKC Ogbonnia

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Wharf The Snake of Orlu is absolutely correct. He is smart, very smart when he is not exhibiting the clannish trait of his Orlu people.....and when he is not bashing The Great Yoruba people of Nigeria.

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Ogbeni Dipo of Olomi:

It is like selling coal to Newcastle. Has anyone seen coal exported to Newcastle? 

Why would an oil exporting country import oil?

But come o Ogbeni, you must quit this Orlu clannish stuff. I am from Mushin, Lagos. 

By the way, Did you that Rochas denied endorsing anyone for governor?

People spread deadly rumors and for nothing.

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Dr. Ronnie Ogbolu:

It is amazing the SKC Ogbonnia has IDENTICAL views with my humble self.  

Great minds certainly think alike. 

Bolaji Aluko 

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On Monday, March 12, 2018, Dr. Romie Ogbolu <drromi...@gmail.com> wrote:

Ladies & Gentlemen:

Greetings. Dr. SKC Ogbonnia is correct in his analysis of Nigeria's fundamental problems, to wit:

1. "Monocultural dependence on oil in an import-dependent country such as ours that is the problem.  That is what must change. 
   
   
   
2. More fundamenrally is the governance structure of our country at all levels.  We must constantly harp on a truly federal restructuring of Nigeria, with a clear transition plan from here to there.   This is not just a game of musical chairs to the same music and game." 

   
   
   

I happen to agree with him totally. It is about time, we brought the young, vibrant, educated and analytical mind like SKC to the leadership of Nigeria as a country. The nonsense and "ass" licking should be over by now. That should be our focus and commitment for 2019 election.

God bless!

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  I believe that Nigeria's past and recent history has made that proposition to be nigh-impossible - or at least improbable. 

So we should focus on the probable, or possible. 

Bolaji Aluko 

Gbam!!!

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Slithering Wharf snake, prince of Mushin, via Orlu,

Your degrading response to to Dr. Ogbonaya's  unfortunate  statements, is beyond reasonable and actually hostile and abusive.  Must you insult the man by going to the gutters, when you have abundant arsenal to demolish his claims by simply presenting the facts as they are. It is okay to call him out, but not the way you did. I am almost certain that everyone in these fora knew that his statements are nothing but political campaign rhetoric, not factual. In any case, your rebuttal is bullet-proof, backed by solid statistical evidence - no quarrels there. Your approach is what I question. Where is your civility?

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Wharf the Snake of Orlu:

You are a sojourner in Mushin, Lagos. You are from Orlu in the heartland of Ndigbo.  That is the truth.  Do you really believe politicians especially, Nigerian politicians?  PMB outlawed medical tourism. But what happened thereafter?

I know Rochas is family, but do you really believe the rich governor? He is going around intimidating local government officials and APC foot soldiers asking them to support his son-in-law for governor.  What is he afraid of? I know what you will be saying if this malfeasance  were to be taken place in any Yoruba State.

Now, everyone knows that you are Igbo pretending to be Yoruba.

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Mazi Ezeana Igirigi Achusim of Umudim Ukpor in Nnewi South LGA:

WS is NOT  a Yoruba man. Please stop supporting WS's rascality. He is Igbo from the clannish Orlu. You have no choice but to like the Great Yoruba people.  Why? Because Yoruba people remain the best friends of Igbo people in the world. Even Crypto of Nkalagu believe that assertion.

The Oha 1

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On Tuesday, March 13, 2018, 9:29:04 AM EDT, Philip Achusim <eze...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Oha 1:

You know that it is Yoruba like you and WS that make Igbo like Ezeana to like Yoruba like you and WS. If WS is not Yoruba, which Yoruba am I supposed to like? Just IW and Femi? No. I want more Yoruba like you to like. The more Yoruba like you and WS that I can like, the more I am able to forget about the many bad Yoruba that massacred my people and wish death on Igbo. Oba of Lagos wished to drown Igbo in Lagos lagoons. Dr. Ariyo too. Do you know how many Yoruba I have to like in order to obliterate from my mind what Oba of Lagos wished to do to Igbo? WS must have beautiful Yoruba children. And they have to be as lovable as their father. So I like them too. The more Yoruba I like, the better for the Yoruba tribe. You don’t want Ezeana not liking anyone. Remember now that I still need some skulls for my footstools and to rest my princely elbows. 

And I am

Ezeana Igirigi Achusim 

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Nwa Dim Orioha AKA Onyeukwu 

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Wharf the Snake of Orlu:

You are a sojourner in Mushin, Lagos. You are from Orlu in the heartland of Ndigbo.  That is the truth.  Do you really believe politicians especially, Nigerian politicians?  PMB outlawed medical tourism. But what happened thereafter?

I know Rochas is family, but do you really believe the rich governor? He is going around intimidating local government officials and APC foot soldiers asking them to support his son-in-law for governor.  What is he afraid of? I know what you will be saying if this malfeasance  were to be taking place in any Yoruba State.

[SKC Ogbonnia for President]

Why Buhari Must Jail Corrupt Politicians Now

By SKC Ogbonnia

March 22, 2018

The latest Transparency International (TI) report disrating Nigeria’s war against corruption did not come as a surprise. But the report did not tell the whole story.

The truth is that President Muhammadu Buhari has done a commendable job on the war against corruption compared to the situation under the People’s Democratic Party (PDP). At least, unlike in the past, corruption is not being advertised as a way of life. Corrupt politicians, for instance, are being paraded back and forth to police cells by the anti-corruption agency. The optics alone is a measurable deterrence and, of course, miles above what was obtainable under former president Goodluck Jonathan. Yet, there is a perplexing problem: Muhammadu Buhari is not doing exactly what Nigerians elected him to do.

The Nigerian masses want President Buhari to fulfil his 2015 campaign promise: “Vote for me and I’ll send corrupt Nigerians to Kirikiri.”  We want to see corrupt politicians headed to jail without further excuses. This view, interestingly, is echoed by the spiritual leader of Nigeria’s main opposition party PDP in Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State. It is also being promoted by former Governor of Abia State, Orji Kalu, a staunch member of the ruling party and arguably the most vocal supporter of Buhari. Said differently, Nigerians from all shades of the political spectrum want serious consequences for bad behavior in the country.

But that has not been the case.

President Muhammadu Buhari appears to be fighting corrupt politicians with kid gloves. But I pity the man here. Recall that the most forceful arrow thrown against Buhari’s candidacy in 2015 was his dictatorial military regime where human rights abuses were common. Also consider that the major reason Buhari’s candidacy would gain support within the international community was his pledge to abide by Nigeria’s rule of law if elected president.  

Unfortunately, however, the Nigerian brand of rule of law is roundly queer. It includes the ancient tenet of criminal law, a skewed Presumption of Innocence, which dictates that corrupt politicians are not only presumed innocent until proven guilty, they also have the liberty to influence the courts to adjourn corrupt cases as they may please. Buhari’s quaint acquiescence to this quandary is where the fire in his anti-corruption war quenched.

The apparent demurral with rule of law is expected to attract critics. That is understandable. Presumption of Innocence is a legal right of the accused in the Nigerian criminal law. It is also consistent with UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights. But it has become necessary to come to terms with the reality that the original authors might never have considered the Nigerian condition where the accused can collude with the judges to make cases interminable.

This is where leadership comes in. To begin, leadership and law are two different things. Leadership is contingent upon the environment. Thusly, extraordinary circumstances demand extraordinary actions. For example, in her war against terrorism after the 9/11 bombing, the United States of America adopted the USA Patriot Act which allowed intrusive checks at the airports. Though it was viewed as an infringement of individual freedom and liberty, a vast majority of the people eventually embraced the rationale for the greater good.

Nigeria’s greatest good at this point in history is to demonstrate serious consequences for bad behavior in the country. There is no better starting point than finding ways to jail corrupt politicians without fear or favour.

Jailing corrupt politicians, of course, is not easy. There are all manners of obstacles that seem to translate to good excuses. But, as my father would always tell me, a habit of excuses is the best friend of failure. It goes without saying that Buhari’s ability to overcome obstacles in the war against corruption is a test of his leadership. Leadership, in my simplest definition, is the ability to make someone who says no to agree to say yes and mean yes. It is all about influence.  It is incumbent upon Buhari, therefore, to maximize his presidential power and find ways to influence the judiciary to henceforth spurn the different entreaties by politicians to adjourn corrupt cases forever.

Nigeria cannot afford to allow its future to be undermined—at the cruelest expense of the masses—with sophisticated legal jargons and moon walks. It is rather mystifying that the strict interpretation of the rule of law is only sacrosanct in Nigeria whenever it advances criminal ingenuity in favour of powerful politicians.

President Buhari must recognize that Nigerian masses beckoned him back to power because he was promoted as a strong, resolute, just, and transparent leader who has the willpower to demonstrate serious consequences for bad behavior regardless of whose ox is gored. Nigerians are still yearning—more than ever—for that leader. Any failure to produce such leader within the ruling party is a matter-of fact surrender of power back to PDP, and that is a hellish proposition.

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[Cyril Anyanwu]

I did not read this write up because deem the title offensive:

"Why Buhari Must Jail Corrupt Politicians Now-- By SKC Ogbonnia"

I am horrified when People who are supposed to know better nudge us back to a barbaric culture of tyranny and impunity.

Buhari has no power under our constitutional democracy to adjudge someone a corrupt politician and jail such. It is the responsibility of Courts of competent Jurisdiction to pass judgement not Buhari who himself is a corrupt politician and a reasonable felon.If our Judicial system is corrupt, which is the case, then fix it.

Buhari cannot be allowed to repeat his callous tyranny in this dispensation. He jailed Ekwueme and many other innocent Politicians  without competent judicial due process. What was Ekwueme's offense again? While Shagari was cosily kept in a house arrest?

Buhari is a religious and tribal bigot with poor judgement therefore he is incompetent to judge anybody. He can investigate, arrest and prosecute but judgement is above his competence and office.

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