The National Chairman and Former Presidential Candidate of National Action Council (NAC), Dr. Olapade Agoro, has lambasted former President Olusegun Obasanjo for trying to put balm on the pains he made Chief Olu Falae to bear as a result of the alleged painful outcome of the 1999 Presidential Election fought only between him, Olusegun Obasanjo of PDP and Olu Falae of the AD.
He also chastised former leader for allegedly celebrating former Minister of Education, Professor Tunde Adeniran and Professor Jerry Gana whom he described as “dead wood politicians”, into his third force movement.
While describing the moves by Chief Obasanjo to redeem the political status of Social Democratic Party (SDP) through his third force movement, Coalition Movement for Nigeria as disturbing and nauseating, Chief Agoro noted that Obasanjo is “appearing dancing widely like a mad man swimming in the mucky water of Nigeria politics and ridding like a ‘No brake-No jam vehicle around the Nigeria political scene of shame”.
He said all his (Obasanjo)’s efforts were being targeted at redeeming hopeless situation of the political party.
Olapade Agoro, in a statement issued, a copy of which was made available to press in Osogbo said Chief Olusegun Obasanjo was just trying to celebrate some political “dead wood” politicians through his third force movement.
According to him, “it is now high time for Chief Olusegun Obasanjo to employ ‘deusex machina’ stage of self esteem and rubbishing his global respect in the name of floating third force political movement”.
Obasanjo, Agoro added, “is dancing alone and this becoming highly disturbing and nauseating to find our highly revered Olusegun Obasanjo compatriots of the like of Nelson Mandela, Mahtama Gandi John F. Kennedy et al now dancing alone widely like a mad man swimming in the mucky water of Nigeria politics and riding a ‘No brake – No jam vehicle around the Nigeria political scene of shame”.
He said, “It smacks nonsense innuendo for those like OBJ celebrating immaterial political dead woods of the like Messrs.’ Jerry Gana and Tunde Adeniran who recently jumped the fence into the Social Democratic Party’ an already enmeshed and marooned ship with 100 million Sambo Dasuki corruption scandal.
“It makes mockery of Olusegun Obasanjo’s global respect commanding rubbishing his much noised about ‘Third Force’ in Nigeria Political scene with his ‘Coalition of Nigeria Movement’ , the launch of which took place February 18 2018 at PROTEA HOTEL, Ikeja Lagos, and which event was well attended by great Nigerians like Chief Olisa Agbakoba SAN, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, Chief Donald Duke and Mallam Rabiu Kwakwanso, to become suddenly a travelling companion of Chief Olu Falae’s Social Democratic Party (SDP).
“Like nothing expected to come out of a dry port of knowledge, it becomes highly stunning and embarrassing to some of those of us lured to the so called ‘Coalition of Nigeria Movement’ to hear that same Olusegun Obasanjo was busy wooing the likes of Senate President Bukola Saraki, House of Rep Speaker Yakubu Dogara and Governor of Sokoto Aminu Tambuwa with Jerry Gana and Tunde Adeniran in the the fold of his new found Third Force, the SDP.
“Although one can vouch for the political value content of Jerry Gana as a mega force political talkative, however that of Tunde Adeniran is relatively unknown than that he was once a Federal Minister of Education with nothing to show for it than making mess of nation’s education system.
“It becomes a no good show bed room romancing story for Olusegun Obasanjo now attempting rubbing pain killing balm to the wounds and lasting pains he made Olu Falae to bear as a result of the painful outcome of the 1999 Presidential election fought only between him Olusegun Obasanjo of PDP and Olu Falae of the AD.
“It also becomes highly disturbing and nauseating to find our highly revered Olusegun Obasanjo compatriots of the like of Nelson Mandela, Mahtama Gandi John F. Kennedy et al now dancing widely like a mad man swimming in the mucky water of Nigeria politics and riding a ‘No brake – No jam vehicle around the Nigeria political scene of shame.”
