Dear Agbaje, You Threatened Nigeria If We Didn't Vote Jonathan; We Didn't... [VIDEO] - NewsRescue.com

Dear Jimi Agbaje,

We recollect that in London earlier this year you threatened Nigerians that if we did not vote for your master, Goodluck Jonathan, there will be terror unleashed on Nigerians. You told us then that for this reason we must all vote for Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. Well we did not. I am therefore writing to ask you what you plan to do. Are you in the kitchen wiring together the bombs you will use to fulfill your promise? Or have you sent money to the terrorists, be they in the North or Niger Delta who perhaps you planned to use to activate this threat?

As you advocated for Jonathan you threatened as can be listened to in the video of the event embedded below, that the consequence of a South-south terror shut down for your premiere will be worse than any kind of North shut down for democracy.

Dear Jimi, your type in my view are the scum of the earth.

Here are your words from this January in text and video; how do you justify this wickedness to the conscience of the common man:

“Now, in 2015, we are saying that the South-South has presented a candidate and we are talking about equity and some are saying that he should not be given a second term. This is a very difficult thing.

“In argument, some have said ‘what will happen?’ Well, people will be upset and they have shown that they have the power to shut down the system. I am talking politics here. I am not saying it is justified but the reality is there. If the system is shut down, where are we as a country?

“They say if the others don’t get it, they too could shut down the system. Yes they can shut down the system but ask yourself which of the two do you think we can survive with? And these are the realities that we have to face.

“These are the realities that we have to allow. First, we have to sell the achievements of our person but we have to understand the politics of our country that we are still doing turn by turn and it must run in a way that is equitable.”