Comments on: The cash, the jet and Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, by Fani-Kayode

By: John Harris

John Harris — Sun, 05 Oct 2014 06:26:00 +0000

In reply to Lionel A. FFK is at it again! I sincerely do not agree with the way ana manner he has tried to trivialize a matter that has been so widely published and analyzed locally and internationally and l for all discerning interests to make their individual inferences. For me, the pastor is culpable and should be left to defend himself. The whole idea of rubbing-in the christendon body must be resisted by all meaning Nigerians. Was the so called jet owned by CAN? The law of vicarious liability makes the Pastor liable with whatever has happened with his leased jet. Besides, he is a director with the company that leased the Jet. Someone like FFK should bury his face in shame! He's behaving like a political prostitute! May God's will be done on Nigeria. I rest my case.

By: Lionel A

Lionel A — Sat, 27 Sep 2014 08:10:00 +0000

In reply to Sijibomi. FFK's comments are valid and informative, considering his position as a former Aviation boss he must be writig from an insider point of view, although he sounded somewhat partisan. Here again, as I have always noted in previous comments, President Jonathan's security command has been so infested with the opposition and Boko haram operatives hence they tipped S. Africa of the cash movement. These numerous security intelligence failures must be properly addressed by Jonathan if he must take his position on world stage as Africa's most populous country leader

By: Sijibomi

Sijibomi — Sun, 21 Sep 2014 21:35:00 +0000

Pls don’t post FFK write ups again. He is one of the problems of our generation, very unstable. Am a Christian and the Christian faith is about truthfulness and honesty. I don’t believe Pastor Ayo had anything to do with arms smuggling or anything else criminal but that (1) his plane was the one in question is enough reason for the backlash, given his stylish partisanship based on south south affinity. WHAT WOULD ANYBODY HAVE DEDUCED IF IT WAS THE SULTAN’S JET? PAstor Ayo said he got jets for ministry work and not commercial purposes and the FG just made some laws for owners of private jets, is FFK not aware? That said, the opposition should also engage in issue based and objective scrutiny, (2) that it took some time for Pastor Ayo to come forth also will automatically warrant suspicion, this is a matter of national security and should be treated as such. That the reply was more offensive from the CAN spokesperson also stinks. People have the right to question so why become irritated, (3) NOT DECLARING TO THE SOUTH AFRICAN GOVERNMENT & A FEW LAPSES ON THE PART OF OUR SECURITY AGENCY is what FFK has trivialized in times like this. He will never cease to amuse me. Well done FFK, tomorrow you could switch to APGA & see everything right with them but wrong with others. God bless Nigeria & our leaders – Amen.