By Maxwell
Adeyemi Adeleye
A graveyard silence enveloped the nation of Nigeria on the 15th day of April 2014 when the
despicable news of the kidnap of 276 female students of Government
Day Secondary
School , Chibok, Borno
State
A series of protest trailed the kidnap saga aftermath the failure
of the immediate past administration of Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and the Nigerian
security formations to rescue the girls from their abductors.
The incapability of Jonathan’s administration to unravel the misery
behind the controversial kidnap of Chibok girls led to a wild condemnation and
rejection of his reign within and outside the shores of Nigeria
This singular factor indeed, contributed massively to the defeat of
Jonathan at the polls in 2015 presidential election. The kidnap saga was a good
campaign PR for the opposition desperately searching for central power. It was
a well greased campaign that collapsed a political dynasty embedded with
incumbency.
The hitherto loved, cherished and valued Jonathan by the
international community because of his intellectual humility and erudition
became a recluse character decorated with a legendary muffler of cluelessness, ineptitude
and clumsiness.
In Nigeria
