Adeola Aderounmu.

Patricia Etteh is the Speaker in the Assembly of thieves!

She approved over N628 million to renovate her house and that of the Deputy Speaker.

I am not surprised at all!

This is what you get when you call allow David Mark to be the Senate President.

This woman is just following the footprints that she sees ahead of her.

What more can we say about the thieves and illegitimate people that are ruling Nigeria? This is classical madness.

Nigerian leaders are still fools and idiots.

Some people don’t even have 10 naira or 100 naira to eat snacks or decent meals at the road side canteen, and someone is spending this much to adjust a house.

How much will she use to build a new house then?

Bad road everywhere, dysfunctional schools, dirty water to drink, malaria killing children under 5 at ease and rendering adults morbid, ….etc etc..yet these politicians will use every little opportunity to steal and loot. Shameless people. Idiots!

Wonders will never cease in Nigeria, a den of robbers.

Adeola Aderounmu.

Michael Aondoakaa is an interesting person in the illegitimate government in Nigeria. As the Attorney General, he is really showing himself.

First, it was a tango with the EFCC trying to strip the body of its power to prosecute thieves. I understand that Michael Aondoakaa was representing some thieves before he benefitted from this crazy administration, so I am not surprised that he tried to destabilise the EFCC. Obviously, he is acting on behalf of his former paymasters.

Now, he has turned his attention to Soludo, the central bank governor. Soludo rightly or wrongly has annouced measures that he thought would improve the Nigerian economy. I don’t know how that would have played out but I am amazed that this same Michael Aondoakaa has come out strongly to nullify the propositions of Soludo.

He did that in his capacity as the Attorney General.

The discussions that will follow in and out of Nigeria will surely be intensed.

Will Soludo resign?

Will Mr. Michael Aondoakaa tell us about all these legalities in an illegal government?

Can he tell Yar Adua, his master that the election that brought him in was an illegal one? How many court orders will he be obeying or flaunting in the days ahead? 

What are his duties as the AG other than poking his nose into other independent arms of government and cutting their wings?

As the AG of Nigeria, how does he intend to reform our laws and justice system?

And so on and so forth….the jaga jaga continues…we don’t even know who is in charge! 

Adeola Aderounmu.

On October 29, 2006: I wrote on this blog page:

Let no one be deceived, the situation in the Niger Delta is a real threat to the Nigerian State. My brother expressed grave fears for the elections in 2007. In his view, and based on his encounters with the militants, he thinks that the 2007 elections is a disaster waiting to happen. He expressed concerns that a serious war can break out. Now is the time to put the militants out of business for the sake of the entity called Nigeria. 

REF: https://aderinola.wordpress.com/2006/10/29/niger-delta-the-militants-and-the-rest-of-us/

_______________________________________________________________  Today, in August 2007, there is war in Port Harcourt.  The war is about one week old now.

I rightly pointed out that the 2007 election will be the trigger for this war and it has turned out to be so. My conclusions then were based on what my brother told me. He is a marine engineer and his fishing boat goes through this delta regularly. They have been attacked a few times but he has survived to tell the stories.  

In the ongoing war, Innocent people have been caught in the lines of crossfires and they have been killed for nothing. This is Nigeria for you! 

This is part of the consequences of a do-or-die election and absolute neglect of governance.

May the Glory of Nigeria come, soon!

By Adeola Aderounmu.

Coming out hopefully before Christmas.

Adeola Aderounmu.

5 years after emerging from a civil war, Sierra Leoneans have gone to the polls in a very credible election.

For more than 10 years, this country was torn apart yet the people have been able to conduct themselves to partake in (and deliver elections) that Nigerian Iwu and Obasanjo should go and take a cue from.  They should take Akala and Adedibu with them for the lessons.

5 million people showing the way to a tired, weak giant of 140 million people.

Well Done Sierra Leone, Your glory has come!