The outcome of the 2015 general elections would make or mar Nigeria as a united nation, a former Lagos State Police Commissioner, Alhaji Abubakar Tsav said yesterday.
Speaking with journalists in Makurdi, the Benue State capital, the outspoken Tsav expressed fears that the country may implode in the next political dispensation if President Goodluck Jonathan does not forego his rumoured second term bid.
“President Jonathan’s followers are saying there would be war if he does not win in 2015. He should save us that trouble by relinquishing his ambition in the interest of the old and young people of this country,” he said.
The former police boss admonished the president to hearken to the voice of reason by not over-stretching his luck even as his name implies to contest the 2015 election.
Meanwhile, Tsav has condemned the recent Anambra governorship election, describing it as a total failure just as he questioned the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC’s ability to conduct a credible, free and fair poll in 2015.
Why should be ask Mr President not to exercise his civil human right as a citizen of Nigeria. Any man whose actions are against the constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria stand as a libel to the Nation and not those whose activities are in accordance with the constitution of Nigeria. May God deliver us from such sentimental and bias thoughts of theirs. Only God can save us from group of rebels ganging up forces against the existence of Nigeria and i belief the earlier the security agents intervene before they start unleashing their planned mayhem. No man is bigger than the Nation Mr President deserve maximum respect regardless of him not been a Military Man. Economically we have grown compared to the vultures who left us dilapidated in this Nation