Yea! I think he has finally done what is on peoples mind, since he is not on the side of Jonathan!
Former president Olusegun Obasanjo, has publicly expressed endorse the election of General Muhammadu Buhari, a former military ruler and presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Speaking at the launch of My Watch in Nairobi, Kenya on Tuesday, Obasanjo, who served his two terms as president under the ruling Peoples Democratic Party(PDP), condemned the postponement of the election.
“The circumstances [Buhari] will be working under if he wins the election are different from the one he worked under before, where he was both the executive and the legislature — he knows that. He’s smart enough. He’s educated enough. He’s experienced enough. Why shouldn't I support him?”
It is the first time that the ex-president has publicly spoken of his support for Buhari. He recently said that he would only speak out on his leaning after the election has been conducted.
OBJ....d endorser....weldone....no go ur ota farm go chill...mitcheew
ReplyDeleteDis has been a long time coming. Let's see what his endorsement translates in2. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteIts clear GMB won't b d redeemer we crave for...hw is he going prosecute those that stole our money when d likes of obj are behind d scene working for his victory...all same,,its in our hand to decides who wins next month n not obj....
ReplyDelete2 edged sword!
ReplyDeleteOBJ, old fox
ReplyDeleteWho cares about his opinion and endorsement? It is even better for GEJ because that further exposes the old man's frustration. It only shows he is bitter that he has lost control of government
ReplyDeletewhich he initially plotted . Same will happen to all godfathers who are enthroning stooges. Its high time they allow us the masses to determine who governs us....
Wahala dey oh
ReplyDeleteMake e go play for shit am sure he we be disaporte at dey end
ReplyDeleteHe is just afraid wht may come upon him if buhari win. Old fowl like him r they not d ppl dat put Nigeria in dis conditions
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