Civil Society Organisation has said it discovered a plan by former president Olusegun Obasanjo to organize some civil society and other critics of the President Muhammadu Buhari led administration to form a coalition that will mount additional pressure on already fragile state of politics and insecurity in Nigeria.
This was contained in a statement issued by, National Assistant Publicity Secretary ,Northern Youth Assembly, Comrade Mohammed Hussani Bauchi, issued on Sunday.
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The group said this is not new with anyone that is conversant with Obasanjo’s style of seeking relevance at the expense of the majority as he has done same with other previous administrations.
The CSO said historically, looking at previous and recent happenings in Nigeria, one can confidently state that Nigerian leaders have made a mess of our dear country since independence.
‘’While most of the previous administrations both democratic and military have played a role in creating the problems bedeviling us today, ‘’the statement said.
“Our Country has never been subjected to an ugly damage than the 16 years PDP held power, out of which former President Olusegun Obasanjo led for 8 years. Obasanjo blatantly created and nurtured some of these national problems plaguing Nigeria to an overwhelming limits with successive administrations feeling the heat of the synthetic problems.’’
According to the statement, ‘’Such apparent wickedness and evil intentions to country by former president Olusegun Obasanjo is known to many. Obasanjo known to most Nigerians is a thoroughly self- centred leader that only sees fault in previous and every subsequent leader except for those serving his personal interest”
“His performance record and corrupt precedents has for long denied him any inviolability to speak from moral prism on the present happenings in the country. A glance at some of his personal characters to administration while he was in office would forever remind some of us, the personality of the former President Olusegun Obasanjo and what he represents.’’
