WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE EMBRACING EITHER OF GOODLUCK EBELE J. AND MOHAMMADU BUHARI DIFFERENTLY?


I want to accept that pmb can't steal our money but those under him are stealing,right?

This was the same problem gej faced. And that's why pmb must be criticised same way gej was criticised and possibly voted out come 2019.

Present revelations has shown that the stealing is not and can never be by the presidents but by their subordinates because pmb and gej are not obj.

1. Look at 2016 budget padding
2. Look at jubrins revelation
3. Look at Abba Kyari's N500million bribe
4. Look at AGF MTN penalty of N50billion paid to his account
5. Look at magu corruption
6. Look at N270million for cutting grass
7. Look at several billions budgeted for aso villa renovation
8. Look at multiple media appointment on same post
9. Look at insensitive price increase of gas, diesel, kerosine and PMS
10. Look at the rot in the judiciary

Did all these things happen under corrupt gej administration? Yes and No!! Yes because gej tenure witnessed its own type corruption affairs and No because this is happening under pmb led administration and not gej administration.

So, when the govt is criticised its not hate but the fact that we can't afford to be biassed. And I must also state that the government has been covering some cases under the carpet.

What's bad is bad and this government too is not clean but I can say that pmb and gej are clean men.

God bless Nigeria.

Akande Akin Sanyaolu.

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