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» Open letter to Alhaji Sani Yerima

If Egypt could have disallowed child abuse on the pretext of Islamic marriage, then what business is it of Nigeria to have condoned such a criminal act? We cannot be more Arabic than the Arabs.

» Illogicality and Absurdities: Open letter to Turai Yar’adua
In many respects, you share the attributes of Eva Peron in your unbridled lust for power and your unpatriotic refusal to let go, even when the hand writing is so obvious on the wall. However, unlike Eva Peron, you have made such a pejorative use of power characterised by voracious lust and insensitivity. Your matriarchy has nothing for posterity to remember other than nepotism, arrogance and corruption.
» A BLOODY REVOLUTION; I SACRIFICE MYSELF: AN OPEN LETTER TO MY BROTHER : by BASH ALI
By ChatAfrik Contributor | Published 01/27/2010 | Letters | Rating:
First, I wish you a quick recovery and a quick safe trip back home. I also wish you the courage and strength to continue to fight corruption and injustice in Nigeria. I miss you plenty.  Most of the leaders or the people in power in this country are corrupt, crooked, greedy, liars, animals in human skins, sycophants, thieves, heartless, satanic, stinks, demonic, visionless, lack of passion, terribly insensitive, anti people and will continue to drive this country backwards until we all end up in hell, unless we stop them now by a bloody revolution and this is why TODAY am sacrificing myself, my blood and my life.
» NIgerians Betrayed Me
By Hakeem Babalola | Published 05/15/2009 | Letters , Nigerian Affairs | Rating:

Here I intend to tell Nigerians the meaning of my resignation letter. I shall dwell on how Nigerians betrayed me due to their cowardice. This open letter is meant to put the record straight regarding my tenure as a Resident Electoral Commissioner in Ekiti. I shall tell the truth, nothing but the truth. It’s up to you to change your warped mind and read with an open mind.

» Anarchy in Bayelsa State: The Governor’s Response
By Sabella Abidde | Published 01/20/2008 | Letters | Unrated

About Alamieyeseigha, Doukoru and Jonathan, your sources failed to tell you how specifically each has held the governor hostage. Dr. Edmond Doukoru is the governor’s mentor and ‘father.’ He is an accomplished man no matter how you look at it. His demands from the governor are mundane. I have heard the governor tell people how lucky he is to have a godfather who asks nothing of him.



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