Why I Love Women..Obasanjo

 Former Nigeria’s President, Olusegun Obasanjo has opened up on why he like women. Speaking on social interactive programme “Live With Sola” ,aired on Lagos State Television on Friday, the former President said he’s being a lady’s man is not his fault.

According to him “there is a saying in my place that once you are a good product, you become the toast of everyone in your community. In my case, my mum is a woman, by the grace of God, I still have women as my wives, over fifty percent of Nigeria’s population are women, so why won’t I like women”, .If you are in my position won't you like women?..he expressed with a loud laughter

The former military and civilian President, who was at his best throughout the programme, spoke about his early stage in life. Hear him “I grew up from a humble beginning. My parents were very poor, they couldn't afford my education. When it was time for me to start school (Primary) I couldn't get admission into any school in my village. After several futile attempts, I was confided to the house. It was not until about two years later that I was able to secure admission into a primary school outside my village. I trekked about two hours daily to school”

"At the completion of my primary, I now gained admission into Secondary school. At the end of this, there was no way I could precede to the University since my parents couldn't afford it. Although I got an admission, at the same time I also got admission to join the military .I was now left with two options, I opted for the military because I know it will afford me the opportunity to be disciplined.”

When asked what he believed is the real problem of Nigeria,Obasanjo said it is that of LEADERSHIP.
According to him, it is one thing to be given the mantle of leadership and another thing to know how to use such powers.

On the rumour that he is now a Pastor, the ex General said he is not a Pastor but that he went back to school after his tenure to study Christian theology.

“After leaving office, I enrolled into the National Open University to study Christian Religious Studies. I teach Bible studies in the Church, even when I was in office, I was teaching Bible every Sunday at the chapel”.

The programme anchored by one Lola Sanusy showed the former President fielding questions in a very relaxed mood.

Chief Obasanjo said he had no regret in life, saying that God has been kind to him

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Chris Kehinde Nwandu is the Editor In Chief of CKNNEWS || He is a Law graduate and an Alumnus of Lagos State University, Lead City University Ibadan and Nigerian Institute Of Journalism || With over 2 decades practice in Journalism, PR and Advertising, he is a member of several Professional bodies within and outside Nigeria || Member: Institute Of Chartered Arbitrators ( UK ) || Member : Institute of Chartered Mediators And Conciliation || Member : Nigerian Institute Of Public Relations || Member : Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria || Fellow : Institute of Personality Development And Customer Relationship Management || Member and Chairman Board Of Trustees: Guild Of Professional Bloggers of Nigeria

7 Comments

  1. You re a man ineed, but all leeders pls u ppl should stop telling us how u could nt afford school fees or sandals.

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  2. Y wnt thy tell us hw thy grew up? Now u guys kw its not only GEJ dt didn't hv sandals! Baba was at his best mood, probably bc it was a woman dt conducted d interv.

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  3. My best president ever!!long live OBJ long live Nigeria,may God continue to bless you sir!!luv you sir

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  4. ĿØĿ @ ŦĦЄ ĈRØØҚ!

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  5. OBJ is a man of honour and to me is one of the best man to have serve this country.On issues of ASUU and ASUP I don't no what our leaders are doing,pls I will like OBJ intervention because this issues started since his time in government we are all tired of staying at home when we suppose to be school.I believed if there is no solution to these issues on time am scared with the future of this country.I believed also that these lecturers really deserved what they are clamouring for.We should compare what they are paid compare to their colleagues in neigbouring countries and we continue deceiving ourselves as giant of Africa.We should go and sample the average nigerian teaching in South Africa universities and even abroad,I think is high time our government should think and make things available to avert Brain drains in our universities and higher institutions of learning.

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  6. U forgot that d longest ASUU strike was during OBJ's regime, Nigerians forget so easily. Nevertheless I love him because he is a national Figure .

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  7. What a humble begining. Most great mean in Nigeria starts humble. However when they get up there they tend to forget that there are still people in that state they started. Why can't they try to do something about them.
    Long live OBJ

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