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I moral or Immoral what really matter is the legallity of Yar' Adua as the president of nigeria with little emphasis on grammatical disqualification or qualification,I think all that matter is for all hands to be on deck to work with the pre sent goverment on which way forward.We waited in eternity for the jugdement to be delievered and now we have the judgement so what else do we want ?, the grammartical analysis will do us no good, I think we,ve had enough of distraction, it is high time we move forward. I personaly believed that what ever happen in Nigeria is divine. The established fact is that Yar' Adua is our current president, elected or selected. So now what?
At this time in life I am tired of Hausa's and the Yorubas ruling Nigeria, I strongly believe that it is time for our great country to allow an Igbo man to have his chance as the president of the federation. Everyone reading news both international and national news currently most been aware of the great change in America. For the first time a black man whose father is from Kenya is the President of the most powerful country of the world. I believe my beloved country Nigeria can do the same thing. We can strife for change, and try to proof to the world that "Change We Can." Put aside corruption within our political system and try to bring morality and honesty in the history of our great nation. Today in my church here in Washington DC, they speaker recognized Ghana as the most peaceful country in African, and Nigeria as the most corupted nation in Africa. I was completely broken when he said that. Often a time as proud as I am to be known as a Nigerian citizen, it is mind boggling when people make those kinds of painful comment about Nigeria. I do not see any morality in anyone ruling in Nigeria; starting from the President to the local government chair person. The moral behavior of all of our rullers must change so that the common citizens will follow their leadership.
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