A clear example of how bad Nigerian educational system look in this era is President Jonathan. If a Phd holder and a qualified achitect can not solve simple problem of decaying infrastructure and improve the standard of living of average citizen with all their degree,then what is the essence of those accolades. OBJ is not a Phd holder,neither is GMB a degree holder,but we still see a semblance of intelligence from them.Yes I always see democracy as a system that is bad,but with people like Jonathan anchoring it.....it become the worst system. For a leader subscribing to the idea of feeding his people with GMG(Genetically Modified Grains) with all the controversy surrounding it around the world is a pointer to his level of his leadership competence. Their is heavy gridlock at Apapa port which is affecting business because their is influx of refined petroleum product to the country seaport from abroad in which many trucks and tankers are queing up to load......how should this happen when the country is the 6th largest producer of Oil in the world For a leader seeking to borrow $1bn to fight BH after his goverment has wasted over $4bn dollars on the same project without success speak volume of the administrative acumen of such leader I know the Jonathanians always clamour for more time for their man to deliver,but they forgot that it took the Buhari/Idiagbon regime just 1yr 6 month to redress the ills of 4yrs of the democractic rule,they were not the architect of those problems as the Jonathan supporters used to claim,yet the address it headon....the funniest thing is that those soldier boys were never a Phd holder. With the deceiving nature of democracy and the shippish nature of Nigerians together with their tribal and sectionalism/religious bigotry.....This Man may be return as the President come 2015 and his N/Delta people will claim victory over other region despite the fact that about 4 LG on the brink of submerging in his native Bayelsa state. Babatunde Yousuph
Posted on: Mon, 21 Jul 2014 08:40:27 +0000
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