Friday, September 19, 2014

"Jonathan Has No Experience To Lead Nigeria" — Atiku Abubakar Spits Fire



Former Nigerian Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, has said President Jonathan lacks the experience to fight insurgency.

Atiku Abubakar attacks inexperienced President Jonathan
Atiku Abubakar

The APC presidential candidate said today in an interview with AFP that the Boko Haram sect are terrorizing the country because President Jonathan lacks leadership qualities.
"This insurgency shouldn’t have lasted even six months. Within weeks, we (Obasanjo and I) crushed it because we did not neglect military training and, of course, we did not lack the leadership and the capacity to take decisions. I told Nigerians that he [Jonathan] did not have the capacity; he didn’t have the experience.
"He didn’t have anything and yet they gave him the chance, the opportunity. And they can now see the chance and the opportunity they gave him. Of course, I’m more experienced than he is. I believe my capacity cannot be compared with his, in all respect.” he said

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  1. I totally agree with you and the insurgency has a lot to say in that aspect.
    Any crisis that lasts more than 6 months in any country is been sponsored by government for political reasons.(Gen. Abacha)
    Who will gain if no elections holds in the 3 northern state while the insurgents are almost in total control of, The government. Who will gain if there is tenure elongation as a result of the insurgency in the country, The government too. So what are we saying?
    It took small Cameroon less than 48 hours to rescue the wife of there PM but the self acclaimed giant of Africa has been unable to rescue over 200 young school girls captured by the insurgents after almost 160 days and it took a young girl from Pakistan Malala to get the Gej -led government to see the parents of this kidnapped girls and you tell the FG is not in the know of what is truly happening?
    we will only move forward if we tell ourselves the truth and charge the FG who has our mandate to be accountable to us and stop toiling with the lives of the masses, If not we will have a very long way to go.
    Why are we attacking Atiku for saying the truth when is there for all to see but some of us has refused to see simply for the gains from the administration.
    May God help us all and give us the grace to say the truth even in the hardest of time

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