Obasanjo Laments bad leadership, decries depletion of excess crude account, worsening economy

Obasanjo 

CHIEF Olusegun Obasanjo Monday explained that his disagreement with President Goodluck Jonathan was not personal but a consequence of the poor state of the economy allegedly caused by bad governance.
  Obasanjo, who spoke when women leaders in the South West, led by the Iyalode of Yorubaland, Chief Alaba Lawson, paid him a courtesy call at his Abeokuta Hilltop residence insisted that he has no personal grudge against Jonathan whom he assisted to become president.
   The former president, who spoke on various issues, lamented the state of the economy, stressing that “If the head is rotten, it will affect the entire body because if there is no good governance, it would affect the economy.
I have no grudges against Jonathan and I think Jonathan equally has no grudges against me. I’m not quarreling with Jonathan, but all I know is that whatever is good for Nigeria, that, I’m ready to die for.
 He went on,  “In the profession I know very well, the military, what we normally say is that there are no bad soldiers but bad officers. If you see a situation where the soldiers are not doing well, we need to examine the officers in charge.





:Guardian