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OPEN LETTER TO HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI - Abbati Bako



WHO WANT TRUNCATE CORRUPTION, LOOTING, PROVES AND PUNISHMENT OF THOSE COMMITTED ATROCITIES AGAINST THE NATION's ECONOMY?
WHY NOT FORMER RULING PARTY AND ITS MEMBERS FOUND GUILTY BE ANATHEMATIZED PARTICIPATING FUTURE GOVERNANCE?
BY ABBATI BAKO,psc
YOUR EXCELLENCY SIR,
There is no iota of doubt that democratic system is about accountability, freedom of participation of all the citizens to have a say in the governance of the nation. Democracy is about leaders to be honest, trustworthy, accountable, patriotic, ready to lead for the welfare and benefit of the led, not for the benefit of the leadership. Leadership is a sacrifice---pure and simple.
Sir, it's now or never! If at this crucial time that the solutions to corruption, looting, embezzlement, mismanagement, misappropriation, theft and misuse of power has not being tackled; the future and hope of Nigerians cannot be ascertain by any analyst. Experts asserted that predicting the future as far as social and political science is concern, is very difficult; due to human nature in changes of his behavioral thinking.
Sir, in the democratic emerging nations, such as Japan, Thailand, China, Indonesia, India, Pakistan and many more (even in advanced democracies such as USA, UK, France, Germany and Canada) any person, company, political party, governmental or nongovernmental organizations try to commit atrocities (or committed) against the nation's economy must be dealt with ruthlessly also be anathematized (banned) in participating into political, social and economic sphere; either for life or for a long period of time.
Sir, considering the monumental damages (insecurity, epileptic electricity energy, inflation, robbery, kidnapping, corruption, looting, poor and sub-standard education, unemployment, oil theft etc) made by the former ruling party (PDP) in the past 16 years; especially the Nigeria's image among the comity of nations and economic stagflation/depression/aridity/destruction/suppression and poor/bad political governance, one can ask: can the PDP and its leadership be allowed to participate in the nation's future elections and governance? The enemies of this nation must be dealt with via law and order. We wish His Excellency (PMB) all the best.
Abbati Bako,MA,psc,Kent,bsis (UK)

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