1. “When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked is on the throne, the people mourn.” Proverbs 29:2
According to Buhari’s bulldog Garba Shehu, “Buhari is building & unifying the nation!!” HOW???
What figure of speech is that?????
2. I can’t possibly imagine Buhari, the “Divider-in-Chief” in same sentence with Obasanjo. I mean so far, he hasn’t stepped into OBJ’s shoes, & he won’t in a million years!
It’s obvious, Buhari will become the most isolated former president at the end of his calamitous infamy...
3. Garba Shehu, Femi Adesina, Lai Mohammed, will all disavow & abandon Buhari, when the ovation fades.
“When the righteous cry for help, the LORD hears & delivers them out of all their troubles. Psalm 34:17”
We all be here “God willing,” to remind them all, of their treachery..
4. That said, the ripple effects from El-Rufai’s “invite cancellation” is still reverberating.
In that backdrop unfortunately, Malami has gone on to unilaterally amend the “Rules of Professional Conduct for Legal Practitioners 2007.”
5. Beyond Malami’s imprudence & allegations of corruption against his person, his outright disregard for the ‘rule of law’ & shielding of suspects, he is a threat to the judiciary.
“How cud one man, unilaterally delete provisions in a rule book, without recourse to procedure???”
6. Now NBA lawyers have moved to stop him, they have now signed petitions to strip him of his SANship
Exactly what happens in a “Quota System” judiciary, under Buhari’s mimic of democracy. You have a Sharia lawyer as CJN & Malami, an obvious misfit as AGF, a terrible combination
7. On a lighter note: Pastor Ize-Iyamu is a dunce. He came to the debate only to fight. He doesn’t sound like a graduate to me.
Oshiomole cud be right, Ize-Iyamu may not have graduated, & he lies, I mean a lot. Obaseki is very sound, sounds like an accidental politician to me...
10. Finally, if Obaseki must survive the heat, “the onslaught against him on D-Day,” then I’m afraid he must become a gladiator & fight.
He is rather too gentle & polished. From my experience about the Nigeria political landscape, “there are No Gentlemen, at least not yet!!!”
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