| AnonPoet: 5:28pm On May 03, 2022 |
Dear President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR,
Let me start by wishing you a blessed Eid-el Fitri celebration. May the Almighty Allah receive your prayers and devotions, with blessings to you, your family and our nation, Nigeria.
Your Excellency, I write to you with a deep sense of ion, pure patriotism and good intent for Nigeria. As the days go by, we draw closer to the end of your istration. Nigerians will you for your strong will in governance, notable reforms across sectors, infrastructure, human and resourcedevelopment.
From the multibillion-naira funding for farmers, small-scale business owners and market women; to the payment of pension arrears owed staff of current and privatized/defunct Federal agencies; budget bail-out to states; revival of our hitherto moribund rail transport system; numerous road projects linking different parts of the country, including the 2nd Niger bridge; Nigerians recognize your efforts and contributions to nation building and the sanctity of our collective existence.
Mr. President, you have shown great leadership by not just steering the ship but also charting the course. Now, it is imperative that you “find a way to get much of your vision seen, implemented, and added to by others,” borrowing the words of top leadership thinker, John Maxwell. What better way to bow out with the legacy of having a good, capable, tested, trusted and experienced successor?
In the past weeks, we have seen declaration of interest in the Presidency from 35 politicians across board. Thisoverwhelming interest – the highest in Nigeria’s history, point to a widespread understanding of the high stakes and critical nature of our current political realities. There is no gainsaying that Nigeria’s survival and sustainability largely depends on who succeeds you as President.
Your Excellency, the next president must after careful assessment, be patriotic, proven to be of good standing, possess strong character and have the will to serve the Nigerian people, independent of any vested interests and influence. One person who easily embodies these qualities is your predecessor, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and his antecedents readily show proof.
Through Dr. Jonathan’s economic policies and astute management, Nigeria grew to be ranked Africa’s largestand most diverse economy and 26th in the world in 2014 with a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of $510 billion in 2013 and foreign direct investment of over $25 billion. We believe that he has the potential to consolidate on these and your achievements to unleash economic growth that will reestablish Nigeria as an economic powerhouse.
It is also important to recall how Nigeria under his watch played its role as a leader amongst nations, ing other African countries for sustainability. During the outbreak of the Ebola virus, the Nigerian government donated about $3.5 million in grants to West African countries to help ease the struggles of countries against the virus.
His reforms led Nigeria to significant strides in the road and rail developments nationwide, setting the tone for a multimodal transport system, with the revival of our moribund rail system, improvement in aviation infrastructure and the construction, rehabilitation and expansion of numerous road projects across the country.
Dr. Jonathan’s introduction of the Treasury Single (TSA) in the financial sector, stands today as a novel innovation and one of the most significant and historic contributions in the fight against corruption in Nigeria. It is the bedrock of our centralized, efficient, transparent and able revenue and fiscal management system today. Similarly, the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) was also introduced during the Goodluck Jonathan istration in 2010, eroding institutional corruption and inefficiency in personnel records and fund istration, saving the country billions of naira.
Mr. President, away from his numerous achievements, one thing that stands Dr. Jonathan apart and above all others, is his appreciable and amiable personality. One cannot help but appreciate his rare character of peace and patriotism, beyond personal gains and ambition. I am sure Your Excellency still recalls the famous and historic phone call you received on Monday March 30, 2015 at about quarter past five in the evening. With that singular action, Dr. Jonathan ceded powers to you, congratulating you on your victory against him, even before the official announcement of results by the umpire, INEC. An incumbent, conceding defeat is a rare event and unheard of in African political history.
Years after that event, Dr. Jonathan has continued to maintained absolute decorum, not given to hate or any ploy/plot to undermine or distract your istration, with the verbal and legal tantrums that is the stuff of aggrieved politicians. One can only attribute this to the class, maturity and selflessness that makes the man.Instead, Dr. Jonathan has devoted his life to driving peace across the African continent, earning him recognitions as a “Hero of Democracy” and “Ambassador of Peace” across the globe.
Your Excellency, it is also clear that Dr. Goodluck Jonathan’s influence and acceptability transcends the political divide, thin ethnic and religious lines that have often proved volatile through our common existence. As such, ing and endorsing him to succeed you as Nigeria’s president, would have tremendous impact on our currently threatened situation.
The time is now to make the bold step and leave Nigeria with the lasting legacy of a good, proven, trusted, capable and experienced successor, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
Dr. Mustapha Ahmadu
Chairman, Restore Nigeria Project writes from Kano and can be reached via [email protected]
https://ourdailywire.com/open-letter-why-buhari-should--jonathans-candidacy/
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| blackpanda: 5:32pm On May 03, 2022 |
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AnonPoet:
Dear President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR,
Let me start by wishing you a blessed Eid-el Fitri celebration. May the Almighty Allah receive your prayers and devotions, with blessings to you, your family and our nation, Nigeria.
Your Excellency, I write to you with a deep sense of ion, pure patriotism and good intent for Nigeria. As the days go by, we draw closer to the end of your istration. Nigerians will you for your strong will in governance, notable reforms across sectors, infrastructure, human and resourcedevelopment.
From the multibillion-naira funding for farmers, small-scale business owners and market women; to the payment of pension arrears owed staff of current and privatized/defunct Federal agencies; budget bail-out to states; revival of our hitherto moribund rail transport system; numerous road projects linking different parts of the country, including the 2nd Niger bridge; Nigerians recognize your efforts and contributions to nation building and the sanctity of our collective existence.
Mr. President, you have shown great leadership by not just steering the ship but also charting the course. Now, it is imperative that you “find a way to get much of your vision seen, implemented, and added to by others,” borrowing the words of top leadership thinker, John Maxwell. What better way to bow out with the legacy of having a good, capable, tested, trusted and experienced successor?
In the past weeks, we have seen declaration of interest in the Presidency from 35 politicians across board. Thisoverwhelming interest – the highest in Nigeria’s history, point to a widespread understanding of the high stakes and critical nature of our current political realities. There is no gainsaying that Nigeria’s survival and sustainability largely depends on who succeeds you as President.
Your Excellency, the next president must after careful assessment, be patriotic, proven to be of good standing, possess strong character and have the will to serve the Nigerian people, independent of any vested interests and influence. One person who easily embodies these qualities is your predecessor, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and his antecedents readily show proof.
Through Dr. Jonathan’s economic policies and astute management, Nigeria grew to be ranked Africa’s largestand most diverse economy and 26th in the world in 2014 with a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of $510 billion in 2013 and foreign direct investment of over $25 billion. We believe that he has the potential to consolidate on these and your achievements to unleash economic growth that will reestablish Nigeria as an economic powerhouse.
It is also important to recall how Nigeria under his watch played its role as a leader amongst nations, ing other African countries for sustainability. During the outbreak of the Ebola virus, the Nigerian government donated about $3.5 million in grants to West African countries to help ease the struggles of countries against the virus.
His reforms led Nigeria to significant strides in the road and rail developments nationwide, setting the tone for a multimodal transport system, with the revival of our moribund rail system, improvement in aviation infrastructure and the construction, rehabilitation and expansion of numerous road projects across the country.
Dr. Jonathan’s introduction of the Treasury Single (TSA) in the financial sector, stands today as a novel innovation and one of the most significant and historic contributions in the fight against corruption in Nigeria. It is the bedrock of our centralized, efficient, transparent and able revenue and fiscal management system today. Similarly, the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) was also introduced during the Goodluck Jonathan istration in 2010, eroding institutional corruption and inefficiency in personnel records and fund istration, saving the country billions of naira.
Mr. President, away from his numerous achievements, one thing that stands Dr. Jonathan apart and above all others, is his appreciable and amiable personality. One cannot help but appreciate his rare character of peace and patriotism, beyond personal gains and ambition. I am sure Your Excellency still recalls the famous and historic phone call you received on Monday March 30, 2015 at about quarter past five in the evening. With that singular action, Dr. Jonathan ceded powers to you, congratulating you on your victory against him, even before the official announcement of results by the umpire, INEC. An incumbent, conceding defeat is a rare event and unheard of in African political history.
Years after that event, Dr. Jonathan has continued to maintained absolute decorum, not given to hate or any ploy/plot to undermine or distract your istration, with the verbal and legal tantrums that is the stuff of aggrieved politicians. One can only attribute this to the class, maturity and selflessness that makes the man.Instead, Dr. Jonathan has devoted his life to driving peace across the African continent, earning him recognitions as a “Hero of Democracy” and “Ambassador of Peace” across the globe.
Your Excellency, it is also clear that Dr. Goodluck Jonathan’s influence and acceptability transcends the political divide, thin ethnic and religious lines that have often proved volatile through our common existence. As such, ing and endorsing him to succeed you as Nigeria’s president, would have tremendous impact on our currently threatened situation.
The time is now to make the bold step and leave Nigeria with the lasting legacy of a good, proven, trusted, capable and experienced successor, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
Dr. Mustapha Ahmadu
Chairman, Restore Nigeria Project writes from Kano and can be reached via [email protected]
https://ourdailywire.com/open-letter-why-buhari-should--jonathans-candidacy/
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Bullcrap
Jonathan ko malami ni. Mtscheeeew
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| Ceenachi: 5:38pm On May 03, 2022 |
Jonathan should wash his hands from these people and enjoy his retirement at Otueke
Senseless sponsored letter 
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| nkemoma(m): 5:38pm On May 03, 2022 |
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I stan, restan, Afghanistan and Pakistan this, just for the following reasons comrade:
1. To serve drug Lord Tinubu a taste of Afonjanic betrayal bitters (his own medicine)
2. To show the druggie that despite his campaigns, singings and dancing round the nation to sell the destiny of 200mil Nigerians to a complete failure... The failure is smarter than him
3. To prove to all Afonjanistic headslammers that they are nothing but slaves in the eyes of their Fulani Masters.
4. To show that snakish Osibanjo who wants to use pastoral scam to deceive the populace, that he is nothing but a houseboy and mere commissioner in the zoo
5. To show the masses that no matter what they say or do online.... The Fulani masters own and run the zoo
And finally to let all who voted for the massive failure in 2015 despite the clear signal that they failed in the first 4years, but because of
a. N1,000
b. N30,000 stipends as a BMC member
c. Tribal and religious bigotry
d. Stupidity and senselessness
That they are nothing but Wereys in the eyes of their creator
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| MANNABBQGRILLS: 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
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A letter that is DEAD ON ARRIVAL.
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| Warlord12(m): 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
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Baseless !!!
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| IamNat: 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
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To think that anyone would ask GEJ to come back is just so surprising, I would rather vote for an Obi than for Jonathan to come back, to come and do what exactly?
The truth is, GEJ's government enjoyed the proceeds of oil, it wasn't as bad as it was during Buhari's time, which is largely the reason why Buhari failed. Buhari may not be the best, but GEJ is never the way out, this is a man that was widely rejected by the Nigerian people, it's the first of it's kind in history.
Please, make we talk better thing jare, GEJ ke, I'd rather queue behind Peter Obi.
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| maak400: 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
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Nonsense, so Jonathan will only do 4 years and the Fulani north should take over again right? This is either Reno or FFK, both of them are confirmed of nairaland.
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| zombieTRACKER: 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
blackpanda:
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Bullcrap
Jonathan ko malami ni. Mtscheeeew
hahahaha
This is such a terribly piece for all skull miners
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| zoedew: 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
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| Anitatunde(f): 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
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| Chydoohh: 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
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| God1000(m): 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
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Jonathan was a very weak president, why should I vote for him again, know that I voted for him in 2011
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| ILoveDemMANNA: 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
AnonPoet:
Dear President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR,
Let me start by wishing you a blessed Eid-el Fitri celebration. May the Almighty Allah receive your prayers and devotions, with blessings to you, your family and our nation, Nigeria.
Your Excellency, I write to you with a deep sense of ion, pure patriotism and good intent for Nigeria. As the days go by, we draw closer to the end of your istration. Nigerians will you for your strong will in governance, notable reforms across sectors, infrastructure, human and resourcedevelopment.
From the multibillion-naira funding for farmers, small-scale business owners and market women; to the payment of pension arrears owed staff of current and privatized/defunct Federal agencies; budget bail-out to states; revival of our hitherto moribund rail transport system; numerous road projects linking different parts of the country, including the 2nd Niger bridge; Nigerians recognize your efforts and contributions to nation building and the sanctity of our collective existence.
Mr. President, you have shown great leadership by not just steering the ship but also charting the course. Now, it is imperative that you “find a way to get much of your vision seen, implemented, and added to by others,” borrowing the words of top leadership thinker, John Maxwell. What better way to bow out with the legacy of having a good, capable, tested, trusted and experienced successor?
In the past weeks, we have seen declaration of interest in the Presidency from 35 politicians across board. Thisoverwhelming interest – the highest in Nigeria’s history, point to a widespread understanding of the high stakes and critical nature of our current political realities. There is no gainsaying that Nigeria’s survival and sustainability largely depends on who succeeds you as President.
Your Excellency, the next president must after careful assessment, be patriotic, proven to be of good standing, possess strong character and have the will to serve the Nigerian people, independent of any vested interests and influence. One person who easily embodies these qualities is your predecessor, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and his antecedents readily show proof.
Through Dr. Jonathan’s economic policies and astute management, Nigeria grew to be ranked Africa’s largestand most diverse economy and 26th in the world in 2014 with a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of $510 billion in 2013 and foreign direct investment of over $25 billion. We believe that he has the potential to consolidate on these and your achievements to unleash economic growth that will reestablish Nigeria as an economic powerhouse.
It is also important to recall how Nigeria under his watch played its role as a leader amongst nations, ing other African countries for sustainability. During the outbreak of the Ebola virus, the Nigerian government donated about $3.5 million in grants to West African countries to help ease the struggles of countries against the virus.
His reforms led Nigeria to significant strides in the road and rail developments nationwide, setting the tone for a multimodal transport system, with the revival of our moribund rail system, improvement in aviation infrastructure and the construction, rehabilitation and expansion of numerous road projects across the country.
Dr. Jonathan’s introduction of the Treasury Single (TSA) in the financial sector, stands today as a novel innovation and one of the most significant and historic contributions in the fight against corruption in Nigeria. It is the bedrock of our centralized, efficient, transparent and able revenue and fiscal management system today. Similarly, the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) was also introduced during the Goodluck Jonathan istration in 2010, eroding institutional corruption and inefficiency in personnel records and fund istration, saving the country billions of naira.
Mr. President, away from his numerous achievements, one thing that stands Dr. Jonathan apart and above all others, is his appreciable and amiable personality. One cannot help but appreciate his rare character of peace and patriotism, beyond personal gains and ambition. I am sure Your Excellency still recalls the famous and historic phone call you received on Monday March 30, 2015 at about quarter past five in the evening. With that singular action, Dr. Jonathan ceded powers to you, congratulating you on your victory against him, even before the official announcement of results by the
Say no to foolish letters.
Letters to cannibals and terrorists.
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| olas24u(f): 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
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He will digrace himself, I don't think he will fall into the trap
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| Racoon(m): 5:39pm On May 03, 2022 |
Bullshit! Abeg rest this Jonathan nonsense. 
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| tellsblinks(m): 5:40pm On May 03, 2022 |
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| OBALOLA55(m): 5:40pm On May 03, 2022 |
OPEN LETTER BY RENO OMOKRI
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| Afonjamuslim24(f): 5:40pm On May 03, 2022 |
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| themes009(m): 5:41pm On May 03, 2022 |
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| wwwihy: 5:41pm On May 03, 2022 |
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People still looking for anointing oil from Pastor Buhari
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| Iamskiwo: 5:41pm On May 03, 2022 |
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Very well articulated peice �� GEJ is the man for the job.
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| drnoel: 5:41pm On May 03, 2022 |
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| MANNABBQGRILLS: 5:41pm On May 03, 2022 |
wwwihy:
People still looking for anointing oil for Pastor Buhari
They have turned our Darling Daddy to Baba Anointing.
Odiegwu!
A man after God's heart.
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| GrowYourSales(m): 5:42pm On May 03, 2022 |
Sorry, I don't do politics. Just have this to say
Is there anyone who's interested in large scale grocery business, but would need a company to market it for them. Just mention this post
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| cosmatika(m): 5:42pm On May 03, 2022 |
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Buhari don finish the corn.
Wats GEJ still looking for?
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| shrinkchido(f): 5:42pm On May 03, 2022 |
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| Seadove19(m): 5:43pm On May 03, 2022 |
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Buhari will definitely choose GEJ over himself at the moment �
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| duro4chang(m): 5:43pm On May 03, 2022 |
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Abeg leave Jonathan alone. Abeg Jmathan himself you be careful
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