The Senior Pastor of Awaiting the Second Coming of Jesus Christ Ministry, Pastor Adewale Giwa has disclosed that the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo was the brain behind the failed 2015 manifesto of the All Progressives Congress, APC.
According to the pastor, it was surprising that Osinbajo declared to run for presidency despite his contribution to the current quagmire Nigeria is facing.
Giwa, who stated this in Akure, the Ondo State capital, over the weekend, stressed that the Vice President has nothing to bring to the table following what he described as woeful performance of the APC-led government since 2015.
“It’s funny to me to see Professor Yemi Osinbajo declaring to run for the office of the President of Nigeria having failed to fulfill, at least one of their 2015 manifesto promises.
“Let me remind Nigeria that Mr. Osinbajo played a prominent role in drafting the manifesto of the All Progressives Congress that put Nigeria in serious trouble. The document, called “Roadmap to a New Nigeria,” has led the country to where she is today.
“Tell me, if he becomes the President, what would he do differently? It’s time Nigerians come together and seriously demand for a referendum. Neither Osinbajo nor Tinubu or anybody can be a good president unless we change the way Nigeria was formed. We have to go back to what led to the amalgamation of Nigeria; change the name of this country given by a foreigner and change our constitution.
“Nobody, I repeat, nobody can make a good president unless we address the aforementioned issues. Nigeria will go out of the “frying pan to fire”, if care is not taken. We will go from a bad situation to a situation that is even worse if Osinbajo, Tinubu or anybody becomes the president without properly organizing a referendum.
“There are many factors that won’t make Osinbajo to perform. He is loyal to president Muhammadu Buhari. They both borrowed money from China; Don’t expect Professor Osinbajo to probe his boss. Only an insane person would think that Osinbajo will produce a good result. As a matter of fact, the upcoming presidential election is a joke.”
He added that “as a matter of fact, all those who aspire to become the next president of Nigeria are fooling themselves. They are selfish politicians, looking for what they want to acquire for themselves, relatives and friends.
“If an angel falls from heaven to become the next president of Nigeria without addressing salient issues that have to do with the1999 constitution, referendum, etc, the masses will continue to wallow in abject poverty and nothing would change for better.
“They know this, and that’s why none of them is interested to talk about it. All they are after is to continue to lead on bad policies. We have to rebuild the foundation of Nigeria, change the constitution and come together to discuss the way out.”
I totally agree with the Pastor that the country's Constitution must reflect a change that will address the current problem of the country. The constitution we have now is not genuine and a forced one by the then military to the throat of Nigerians. There must be a round-table conference to address the constitution and some other viable outstanding issues that plague the country. The issue of security must be quickly addressed by the incoming government. Nigeria can not progress with insecurity. Corruption is another area that must be addressed and the best way forward to address it be the incoming government. Unemployment is another issue that must be addressed by the in-coming government. There may not be election come 2003 if all these issues are not properly addressed. Our youths are getting confused daily because of the unemployment issue. Any individual that has the gut to take over from PMB must be prepared to handle these very important issues. Most Nigerians have learnt their lessons over the years. There votes this time around will be wisely cast. Both the APC and the PDP parties must come out with genuine manifestoes. The 2003 election will surely bring about the type of government that will usher in progress in all aspect of the economy.
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