"Dear Daddy, you don't own Nigeria... I pray Nigeria survives your continual intervention in its affairs... I found that nothing gets done; every public official in Nigeria is working for himself and no one really is serving the public or the country....The whole system, including the public themselves wants oppressors, not people working for their collective progress.
When no one is planning the future of a country, such a country can have no future..."This is the end of my communication with you for life..."
I guess Iyabo Obasanjo has collected "stuffs" from some rouge politicians in Ogun State with links to Abuja, to rubbish her own father. This is very unfortunate and she knows it. All the best Iyabo.
When no one is planning the future of a country, such a country can have no future..."This is the end of my communication with you for life..."
I guess Iyabo Obasanjo has collected "stuffs" from some rouge politicians in Ogun State with links to Abuja, to rubbish her own father. This is very unfortunate and she knows it. All the best Iyabo.
1 Comments for "Obasanjo's Daughter Writes An Explosive Letter To Him"
As big as you are you can't even differenciate btween politics, national state of affairs n family matters. I pity you. You are d most ungratefull person I know, that person you disrespect send you to school so you be able to read and writte, bcos you using his name people respect you, bcos of him your elected senator, bcox of him you know mst of the people you know today,he is your father n he will forever be, someone like you can't even thank god. But why is it that you don't write dis letter when he is in power? A wise man said never disrespect you parent in other to please someone that person never spend his life trying to rice you. Without your father you won't amount to anything, you are what you are bcos of him. If you can't atleast thank him, respect him. Bcox of somebody you knw 2007 he betrayed your father that believe in you to give you chance since when you are zygote, may children treat you in the same manner you treat your father.