Dear Patience Faka
Jonathan,
How is everything going
for you and the rest of
the people in Aso Rock?
I write this letter in
response to your
statement, “We are not
conductors so we don’t
ask for change”. I just
want to tell you that in
the real sense of it, bus
conductors do not ask
for CHANGE. It is usually
the passengers who
ask for CHANGE.
Your husband, Goodluck
Jonathan was chosen
as the driver to convey
Nigerians to their
destination; PDP was
appointed the
conductor; and the
Nigerian masses were
and are still the
passengers. As
passengers, we had
paid our bus fares in
2011 using the vote
currency and now, we
are asking, demanding
for CHANGE as we
approach our
destination, 2015.
Oftentimes, bus
conductors do not agree
to give the passengers
their CHANGE easily (at
least not without a
fight or exchange of
words ). Like the bus
conductors we know,
PDP does not intend to
give us the CHANGE
that is due us even
when they know this is
the right thing to do.
But we the Nigerian
Masses (who live
without basic
amenities; who are
unemployed; who do
not feel secure at home
and in public places; who
have been designated
as targets for shooting
practice etc.) have
decided to get our
CHANGE from the
conductor (PDP and
Cabals).
You see the wind of
change has so caught
with you. This is why
even you ought to vote
for CHANGE.
Thanks for gathering
your things as you
prepare to quit Aso
Rock back to Otuoke or
Okrika, the choice is
yours
By Iyeuma Onuzor
