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Nollywood actor and husband of singer Muma
Gee, Prince Eke, has written an open letter to
Gen. Muhammadu Buhari. He is asking him to
allow the younger generation to take positions
of authority as he had already been in power
and other top positions when he was young. It’s also quite funny read; “My letter to BUHARI, Sir ,let us examine your
service records. I consider your generation a
very privileged one, indeed. In 1975 at d age of
33, you were appointed d Military Governor of d
North-Eastern State, present day Borno & Yobe
states. In 1976 at d age of 34 you became d Minister 4 Petroleum and Natural Resources. In
1978 at d age of 36 you became d Chairman of
d Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation
(NNPC). Today d reverse is d case. Most
Nigerians at age of 35 are still unemployed and
still living with parents. Many are still not married. During your time you were already
Governor at this age. “One major reason for this unfortunate turn of
events is that many elders like you have
refused 2 voluntarily handover d baton 2 d next
generation. Life should be a relay race where
one runs his race and hands over 2 d next. In
Nigeria many elders like you have run their races and are still holding on tenaciously 2 d
baton.But Sir, I have an important question
here 4 you. The question is simple, MUST YOU
SERVE NIGERIA AS A PRESIDENT ONLY? IS
THERE NO OTHER CAPACITY YOU CAN SERVE
US EXCEPT D PRESIDENCY? It is very erroneous 2 imagine that you can only serve Nigeria only
in one capacity. During d regime of late
General Sani Abacha, you accepted d
appointment 2 serve as d Chairman of d then
Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF). D general opinion
was that you served faithfully in this capacity.
Nollywood actor and husband of singer Muma
Gee, Prince Eke, has written an open letter to
Gen. Muhammadu Buhari. He is asking him to
allow the younger generation to take positions
of authority as he had already been in power
and other top positions when he was young. It’s also quite funny read; “My letter to BUHARI, Sir ,let us examine your
service records. I consider your generation a
very privileged one, indeed. In 1975 at d age of
33, you were appointed d Military Governor of d
North-Eastern State, present day Borno & Yobe
states. In 1976 at d age of 34 you became d Minister 4 Petroleum and Natural Resources. In
1978 at d age of 36 you became d Chairman of
d Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation
(NNPC). Today d reverse is d case. Most
Nigerians at age of 35 are still unemployed and
still living with parents. Many are still not married. During your time you were already
Governor at this age. “One major reason for this unfortunate turn of
events is that many elders like you have
refused 2 voluntarily handover d baton 2 d next
generation. Life should be a relay race where
one runs his race and hands over 2 d next. In
Nigeria many elders like you have run their races and are still holding on tenaciously 2 d
baton.But Sir, I have an important question
here 4 you. The question is simple, MUST YOU
SERVE NIGERIA AS A PRESIDENT ONLY? IS
THERE NO OTHER CAPACITY YOU CAN SERVE
US EXCEPT D PRESIDENCY? It is very erroneous 2 imagine that you can only serve Nigeria only
in one capacity. During d regime of late
General Sani Abacha, you accepted d
appointment 2 serve as d Chairman of d then
Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF). D general opinion
was that you served faithfully in this capacity.
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