Transition Hours: How Nigeria Missed Her Time Of Visitation At The Centenary.


Had Jonathan succeeded in fulfilling the purpose/mandate for which God allowed him to come into office, he should have written a book titled "Nigeria's Transition Hours" and not "My Transition Hours". He was the chosen one to deliver a new Nigeria(a restructured Nigeria) as she clocked a centenary, but he dropped the prophetic mandate on him, to pursue an ambition to remain in office.

His administration casually forwarded resolutions of the 2014 National Confab to the Senate just one week to the expiration of the Seventh National Assembly. It was not a mere coincidence that we had our seventh national assembly when the nation clocked 100. It was rather a prophetic clock and timing of immense significance for the nation; an hour so significant that if not discerned and taken advantage of, the clock will start ticking backwards/anticlockwise.

The seventh assembly represented an end of an era in the history of the nation; the seventh assembly was to lay a foundation for a new phase of nationhood, and the eighth was to come in representing that newness, to steward and administer a new Nigeria, but the man sitting over the nation, who was to champion the cause and drive the nation in that prophetic direction, was already steering and moving in a different direction.

There was no greater opportunity and time to deliver a restructured Nigeria than the epochal centenary, but Jonathan who was the chosen one to become the man of the moment, failed to deliver.
We're back in the trenches and talking about yet another election to elect men to preside over a system that was never designed to work.
If only we can have a man who will come into office and decide to sacrifice his political ambitions/interests to merely remain in power, for the national interest of having a restructured Nigeria with systems that work, then we will have a leader, whose name will be etched and written on the golden sands of time, as the Father of a new Nigeria.

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