Senator owie warns buhari against buhari

The former Chief Whip of the senate,
Senator Rowland Owie, has advised
President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu
Buhari to avoid former President
Olusegun Obasanjo.....Read more below
Owie, who gave the advice in a
statement yesterday in Benin City, Edo
State, said:
“To Buhari, I thank God for you, but
you must deliver on your promises and
also build on what President Goodluck
Jonathan did. Above all, you must run
far from Obasanjo. If he can’t control
your government, he will fight you.
He has done it to all former Presidents
of Nigeria and even against MKO Abiola
who
was not sworn in. Never discuss with
Obasanjo unless you have at least two of
your aides present.
Half way into the tenure of President
Jonathan, Obasanjo started trouble
making by naming presidential and
vice-presidential candidates. First, it
was Governor Sule Lamido as president
and Governor Rotimi Amaechi as his
deputy. A respectable Lamido, a
founding father of the Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP while Obasanjo
was in prison, was being urged to fight
PDP.
OBJ lured most PDP governors in the
North into rebellion against PDP to
destroy the platform that gave all of
them relevance, including OBJ. The hate
mood in the North for this election
against Jonathan was such that, any
candidate from the North would have
won the election.
The anger was that power must return
to the North. Nigerians can see that
rebellion against one’s own and
betrayer of one’s party doesn’t pay.
Gov. Aliyu Babangìda of Niger State,
who led the rebellion against Jonathan
and the PDP, lost his election to the
Senate and also lost his state”, he added.
Continuing his statement, Owie took the
opportunity to call on PDP members
across the country to wake up so they
can all rebuild the party.
“When Our Lord Jesus Christ was
crucified and buried on the Good
Friday, nobody, apart from the mother,
the Blessed Virgin Mary, knew that
Christ would rise from the grave on the
third day. PDP shall rise again,” he
said.

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