WHY ALL THESE NIGERIAN POLITICIANS COMING TO SIERRA LEONE CLOSE TO THE ELECTIONS ARE THEY SMELLING A DEFEAT FOR ERNEST KOROMA?

OBASSANJO OF NIGERIA.
 
     Today  the  former President of Nigeria Olusegun Obassanjo is in Sierra Leone  and he is attending a rally in Kabala with the APC,pictures are out there showing the former Nigerian president received by Sylvia Blyden and according to the media they are heading to Kabala on board a helicopter.Some are saying this is a mere State visit by the Mr.Obassanjo,but i beg to defer this close to an election and going to political rally is not only interfering with the elections in Sierra Leone but trying to influence it outcome.This is happening just  days after the sitting President of Nigeria left Sierra Leone,is one thing for a President to visit his fellow president but is another thing for a former president and a lobbyist to visit and attend a political rally.

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK.
 
     Sierra Leone is indebted to Nigeria a deal since they help to fight the rebel war,but this does not give the sovereign's of the country to Nigerian politicians and lobbyist,in fact majority of the Sierra Leone economy is controlled by Nigerians and if this continue in the next five years Seventy to Eigthy Five percent of the Sierra Leone economy will be owned by Nigerians and the country will be working for them and this will break the welfare of Sierra Leone in the long run.
      No good thinking Sierra Leonean can tell you these Nigerians are parading Sierra Leone for the sake of recognising good governance or welfare of the country,they are their to warn Koroma about their investments, these are lobbyist who seek the interest of their investors and not your welfare and they know if the election goes against their wills a lot of shady business will come to light and Sierra Leoneans will not be happy.My question is why all this Nigerian politicians and lobbyist coming to do in Sierra Leone? are they smelling a defeat of Ernest Koroma?

 

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