In a shocking and disgraceful manner the Former Nigerian minister of Niger Delta, Godsday Orubebe stunned Nigerians on Tuesday when he stormed the National Collation Centre and disrupted the announcement of the results of Nigeria's Presidential results.
Millions of Nigerians watching the live announcement of results at the national collation center were shocked to see Mr Godsay heating up the polity on national TV at a crucial moment in Nigeria.
Orubebe’s public conduct has been described by many Nigerians as a show of shame.
Watch the video here, courtesy of TVC. It also includes Jega’s measured response on the need for Orubebe,a s a former minister and statesman to be cautious in his public decorum.
Watch video below...
However, the PDP agent at the National Collation center, Elder Godsday Orubebe in a dramatic turn-around congratulated General Buhari on Twitter, Tuesday evening.
Obviously, President Goodluck Jonathan is a far more gallant loser than his legion of loud-mouths like Mr. Godsday Orubebe. Shame!!!
ReplyDeleteLWKMD......looolllsss....Prof.JEGA ATAHIRU.....You are too confident, competent, coordinated and well conducted in this. In fact.....God only can reward you for this work well done. You saved helpless masses from midnight madness of the cohort of cabal. I love it. Galant nodtherner!
ReplyDeleteI take Elder (?) Orubebe's conduct in a different perspective. I think his action was a well planned action to disrupt the declaration of results. An action which was aimed at precipitation of violence that was supposed to start right in that hall. Jega's composed mien punctured their permutations. Jega is a hero of democracy!
ReplyDeleteUndoubtedly, Jega is a God's sent man He has displayed outstanding maturity and that is what good leadership is all about. Congratulations to all Nigerians for the conduct of a peaceful election. I extend my personal respect to President Goodluck Jonathan for displaying maturity by accepting defeat in good faith. By this outstanding action, Jonathan has surprised the world! After all, Nigeria is greater than any individual.
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