Na-Allah Mohammed Zagga Wrote; I have never doubted Kwankwasos performance record, but I have problems with his divisive politics and his lack of political finesse. Does Buhari have integrity problems? Certainly, he doesnt. In fact, not even Buharis worst enemy may doubt his honesty. But despite his honesty, why is he still having difficulty selling himself to other voters outside the north? His utterances have created insurmountable perception baggage for him. His most recent outrage was the comment he made that the military operation against the Boko Haram terrorists is an injustice against the north. Such insensitive and ill-thought-out remark had complicated an already bad perception baggage for Buhari. He is not trusted by other Nigerians whose votes he badly needs to become a President. Governor Kwankwaso threw himself into the same political mess. Why must Kwankwaso threaten war if power does not return to the north in 2015? How does he win the confidence of voters outside the north with this kind of incendiary and sanguinary language? It amazes me whenever people justify reckless comments by Buhari, El-Rufai and Kwankwaso on the grounds that former Niger Delta militant leader, Asari Dokubo, is making the same inflammatory comments! Is Dokubo seeking public office? Did he hold a public office before like Buhari and El-Rufai? Does he currently have political ambition outside the Niger Delta like Buhari, El-Rufai and Kwankwaso? Therefore, the comparison has no basis. Eugene McCarthy, the American Congressman and poet from Minnesota, said any politician with ambition should not say things that people might remember against him
Posted on: Mon, 03 Feb 2014 10:37:16 +0000
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