I don't get SOME people.
You loudly supported those that threatened to throw those
that vote for your 'enemy' in the #Lagoon (forgetting that God delivered Moses
from being swallowed by the river at birth and that Pharaoh, the enemy, was
also consumed by the waters).
Now your favoured candidate has 'won' (hopefully fair and
square) and you're there threatening to evict your Igbo tenants. Haba! Diaris
God ooo. Why can't you fear God? Later, you'll be claiming to be a
well-informed, detribalised Nigerian. Kontiniu!
I remember one unforgettable sermon by Pastor Tunde
Bakare. He said many Yoruba people are very backward in their thinking. He gave
the example of when a very respected legal practitioner was given the title of
"Bamofin" (A well versed lawyer) of the Oyo Empire. Pastor Bakare
asked (and I concur) "Which Oyo Empire"? Is it the one that was
conquered in If you're still thinking about "our land" and
"their land", you can stop deceiving yourself about being
detribalised or being a patriot. With all due respect, you are an ethnic
lord/madam... You need to allow Jesus fix it!
In a related development, congratulations to everyone
that won elections today. Please be magnaminous in victory; make efforts to
build bridges and win over your opponents and their supporters with love. Don't
be like some that choose to punish their opponents and their supporters with
bad roads, tolls, increased taxes etc.
To everyone that didn't make it this time, please don't
give in. If you have evidence of electoral malpractices, please make good use
of the Election Tribunals all over the federation. Please do not engage in or
incite your supporters to violence. Can I make a personal request? Please don't
cross-carpet to the ruling party. The beauty of a democracy is the availability
of credible and sensible opposition.
As #Nigeria2015 comes to a close, I commend everyone that
has prayerfully and physically supported us in having GENERALLY peaceful
elections. May the Lord bless us all and prosper the works of our hands.
GOD BLESS THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
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