No Country In The World Will Present Jonathan’s Type For re-Election–El-Rufai

Definitely no country with patriotic citizens will allow a man who has failed to protect millions of his citizens from terror,A man who believes corruption is not a problem yet it is responsible for the dilapidated facilities in our Education,health,military sectors. A man who can't secure the release of hundreds of young Nigerian girls form terror camps known to him and his clueless team#BringBackOurGirls Gej

Below is El-Rufai's take:

No president in the world with the kind of President Jonathan’s record in office would be presented for re-election by any other political party in the world because no country can survive a president with the kind of Jonathan’s record for two terms. But, like I have always said, the opposition cannot wish for a better PDP presidential candidate.

Jonathan Is Threatening Nigeria’s Stature
By appearing so helpless and inviting foreign governments into Nigeria in the fight against terrorism or even oil theft, President Jonathan is weakening Nigeria and cheapening its place in world affairs.
Every major power in the world has its sphere of influence; Africa as a whole, not just the West African sub-region, should be our sphere of influence. Other African countries look up to Nigeria’s big stature as a continental power to enforce order around the region. And that will become even more so now that we officially have become Africa’s biggest economy.

Every Nigerian president from independence, except Yar’Adua who was sick most of his time as president and President Jonathan who simply doesn’t know better, has deployed Nigeria’s stature as a stabilising force in Africa.
You cannot imagine any Nigerian president going to the United States and telling the country’s president to pick more interest in the affairs of Nigeria and come and help it fight terrorism and oil thieves, as our president recently did publicly on cable TV.

Last weekend, at Tom Ikimi’s 70th birthday, Jerry Rawlings, former president of Ghana, echoed these sentiments: Nigeria should solve its problems quickly through good governance and remain that continental power that must throw its weight around to ensure order in Africa. That was clearly what the former Ghanaian president appeared to be saying, and he, as a former head of state of an African country, surely should know what he was talking about.