A True Story of Cram Jones! Last night I was with a mixed group of politicians in Asokoro, Abuja. Among these people were members of APC and PDP, all talking money. I heard one say My real estate in Dubai is generating $xxxx annually, another say, Dubai market is not the best, Cayman islands is better, I make $Bleep annually from those investments. As I looked closely in the room, there were self-professed muslims, christians and maybe traditional worshipers or aethists. These men forgot about their ethnic, religious and political identities, what bonded them together was the proverbial Nigerias national cake. As I walked around the room, and shook some of my friends, sipping my glass of wine, I thought so hard about the Nigerian electorate that were preparing themselves for a new election process in 2015. I thought about those who come to Facebook, Nairaland, Twitter, and mainstream medial raining down vitriols on those who do not belong to their ethnic group, religion or self-professed geo-political identities. I thought about those who kill each other for these men that literarily share the national cake. While I was introverted in those thoughts, I found tears rolling down my eyes. As the tears rolled down my feeble eyes, the wife of a prominent politician in Nassarawa state, noticed my watered eyes, drawing close to me, she tapped me on the shoulder and said, Sir, are you okay? I looked at her as if I was recovering from some sort of hypnosis, and answered Madam I just returned from London where I had a reunion with my old high school classmates, and so I am really tired. She insisted to know what was wrong. I then said, madam our country is finished and half of the people in this room need to be in Jail. She said xxxx I know you pain, and hopefully with the right leadership, we will get it right I am pained and in tears that Nigerians are continually deceived, and their wealth carted away by those whose IQ are not even close to those that are deceived. It is high time we bring in someone that would stamp out the number one problem in Nigeria - corruption. We have the power to act, and vote in someone that would truly and honestly reduce corruption in our country. Our country is finished, and we must salvage it. I truly and honestly believe that General Mohammadu Buhari is more than capable of cleaning this mess. Do not waste your vote, vote the right man to power come 2015! I dont hate President Jonathan, I just know that he has taken corruption to another level, and honestly do not have what it takes to lead Nigeria to where we all want it to be.
Posted on: Sun, 02 Nov 2014 05:48:51 +0000
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