It is no longer
news that the former president of the Republic of Nigeria, Olusegun
Obasanjo left the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) over his
disagreement with President Goodluck Jonathan whom he accused of failing
in leadership and encouraging corruption. These allegations by Baba (Obasanjo) has generated lots of negative
and positive criticism from Nigerians at home and in diaspora.
Some are disappointed regarding his exit as he is known to be someone committed to the greatness of the party. Someone who in time past have led the party to two victories, someone who could also be pointed to as one of the pillars of the party, however, others including Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State are celebrating his resignation.
Fayose who is well known for his controversial newspaper adverts sponsored a front page advert on the daily Sun newspaper in which he congratulated PDP members on the exit of former President Obasanjo from the party whom he refers as the troubler and tormentor of PDP. There is also a part where he uses words like, “Goodbye to bad rubbish” also adding that the coast is now clear for President Goodluck Jonathan’s victory.
Well in few weeks to come, when Nigerians finally decides, we believe there would be an end to the verbal missile that has become rampant in the political system.
Some are disappointed regarding his exit as he is known to be someone committed to the greatness of the party. Someone who in time past have led the party to two victories, someone who could also be pointed to as one of the pillars of the party, however, others including Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State are celebrating his resignation.
Fayose who is well known for his controversial newspaper adverts sponsored a front page advert on the daily Sun newspaper in which he congratulated PDP members on the exit of former President Obasanjo from the party whom he refers as the troubler and tormentor of PDP. There is also a part where he uses words like, “Goodbye to bad rubbish” also adding that the coast is now clear for President Goodluck Jonathan’s victory.
Well in few weeks to come, when Nigerians finally decides, we believe there would be an end to the verbal missile that has become rampant in the political system.
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