J.Martins Begs Ex-President, Goodluck Jonathan To Forgive Nigeria

Nigerian musician and self-acclaimed activist, J. Martins has embarked on a mission to get the Former president of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan, to forgive and bless the country.

In a lengthy post shared via his Instagram page, J.Martins bitterly lamented about the oppression of speech in this present government. He revealed he missed Goodluck’s regime where things were bad, but at least the citizens had the right to speak freely.

The Oyoyo singer didn’t dispute that Goodluck’s regime was also corrupt and that the citizens equally suffered. This information didn’t stop him from asking Jonathan to forgive those who betrayed him and bless the country.

“Jonathan Oh Jonathan?? The freedom of speech we all enjoyed during your stay in office as president of Nigeria is no longer available, yes we never valued it then sir.

The corruption your government was accused of then have now graduated with a double Ph.D. in this prestigious government and yet they’ve kept a blind eye thinking that they will all go free? even if they leave the government today? Nope never!

There is no part of this country that’s not under attack, if not banditry, it’s kidnapping or Boko haram or killing of security officers, these things were never heard off before but now it is our everyday living experience.

Oh Jonathan I know you were called all sorts of names, those who betrayed you some of them are dead while many of them have no shame, they’re still busy jumping from one political party to another, the few others can not look at you in the face because they failed to learn from Judas who betrayed his master.

Please I have a question for you and in as much I recognize that you are not a perfect person sir, you could have also had some mistakes you made in times past but sir, can you forgive all those who betrayed you? and bless this country from your heart? I know you would say you’re not a pastor but you’re a Father and fathers blessings go a long way in helping his children succeed sir, please and please sir, do this for us all”.