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Stop the monopoly on Nigeria by OBJ – Rights Campaigner

The iron fisted grip on Nigeria by the Quartet of   Obasanjo, T.Y. Danjuma, Abdulsalam and  Babangida has been strongly condemned by Civil Rights Campaigner, Mr. Chris Ogbonna.  The Rights Campaigner is particularly incensed that for the past 50 years, they have simply refused to let go, holding the nation to ransom.

“These are soldier adventurers who have been manipulators of our collective destinies since the first coup in 1966”, Mr. Ogbonna declared.  Speaking further, he said 50 years after, they are still telling Nigerians what to do when they had ample opportunities to turn the tide.  “We are particularly disturbed that Obasanjo is boasting that he and three others brought Buhari to save Nigeria”, he said, when in actual fact their children are being systematically groomed to take over.

He then wondered: “To save Nigeria from what? Corruption, nepotism, tribalism or unemployment?”

Mr. Ogbonna queried why would Nigerians not be angry, when people like  Audu Ogbe, who was a Presidential Adviser 35 years ago is still around?  National Chairman 15 years ago and now holds sway at the important Agric Ministry?  “If these men claim any knowledge of administrative acumen, then why is Nigeria in this mess?” questioned Mr. Ogbonna.


From investigation the presence of these men in national affairs have actually given rise to monopolistic and parochial power mongers.  The result is evident in stagnant performances in virtually every aspect of the Nations life!  “No good roads, no National Carrier, Railway system, Metro line, steady electricity supply, spiraling inflation and high foreign exchange ”, Mr. Ogbonna observed.

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