As I woke up this morning, I remembered today is September 30th, invariably the last day of September 2015 and not the last day of all Septembers. It struck my mind that there is something significant about the last day of September 2015, it's actually the day our dear president told us will not pass him by in submitting his names of noise makers......sorry names of ministerial nominees to our national assembly. I may actually be wrong in saying that Mr president promised us September 30th 2015 deadline, he may have said September 30th without the 2015, anyway Lie Mohammed will soon address the gullible we who do not listen very well whenever our president is talking.
Sincerely, if what we hear about the list is true, then our president is one of the wisest men of our generation, if Rotimi Amaechi and Oby Ezekwesilu's names made that list, then for sure you will agree with me that it's really names of noise makers and not names of ministerial nominees.
Now that our house is on fire, how can we pursue the rat? Mr president is expected to submit his list to the national assembly, how can he do that when the house is on fire? Is Mr president regretting the Saraki issue? Why would he? After all he promised us that he was not going to interfere in the activities of the national assembly unless I didn't also hear him well.
Mr president sir, am totally in support of your fight against corruption because I am tired of seeing my people go hungry in the land of plenty because of corruption, but as the speaker said, do it in a way that it will not endanger oour democracy.
Sincerely, if what we hear about the list is true, then our president is one of the wisest men of our generation, if Rotimi Amaechi and Oby Ezekwesilu's names made that list, then for sure you will agree with me that it's really names of noise makers and not names of ministerial nominees.
Now that our house is on fire, how can we pursue the rat? Mr president is expected to submit his list to the national assembly, how can he do that when the house is on fire? Is Mr president regretting the Saraki issue? Why would he? After all he promised us that he was not going to interfere in the activities of the national assembly unless I didn't also hear him well.
Mr president sir, am totally in support of your fight against corruption because I am tired of seeing my people go hungry in the land of plenty because of corruption, but as the speaker said, do it in a way that it will not endanger oour democracy.
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