Reverend Jesse Jackson visit to Nigeria: Nigerians ask Is Rev Jesse Jackson Broke?

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NIGERIANS IN US REACT TO REV JESSE JACKSON'S VISIT TO NIGERIA

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yetobyVmkZ8

American civil rights activist Reverend Jesse Jackson has defended his recent statements declaring President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration as unparalleled in transparency and good governance. Mr. Jackson, who visited Nigeria to participate in the country’s “Democracy Day” celebrations made the gushing endorsement while speaking to the Nigerian press.

http://worldtv.com/eagle_eye_tv_network/video/jesse-jackson-on-obama-s-n*ts

Jesse Jackson disses  Obama

Jesse Jackson is a political chameleon. He is a cheap hypocrite and a man with, well, loose character. He made almost identical comments about Buhari, Babangida, Abacha, Obasanjo and Yar'Adua's administrations. In fact, he was once an ambassador for Abacha at the United State congress, lobbing against economic sanctions that would have forced Abacha to hold early elections. He supported Abacha-for-president and Obasanjo's third term flack. So, his current support of Jonathan's administration, should not come as a surprise if are a Jesse Jackson watcher like me...This reverend-without-a-church doesnt have the credibility to make an endorsement that will pass public approval....Jesse Jackson should go home to Chicago. He doesn't mean well for Nigeria. He's in our country for what he can get from our start-struck leadership. Please, have your say!


Anokute,
New York, New York.

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To put "icing on the cake" about Rev. Jesse Jackson's multiple faces: In President Obama's first term election campaign, his son (the former congressman) was the Co-Chairman. Yet, the Reverend was caught on tape, denouncing Obama; saying that Obama was "not one of us:" Meaning, he was not an African American and did not participate in the Civil Rights movement, etc. Everybody was disappointed and ashamed of him. The son was embarrassed indeed! Everyone needs to know that, had Obama waited for the endorsement of Rev. Jackson and his so-called Civil Rights colleagues, Obama would not have made it, period! They all preferred Hillary Clinton to Obama. They called Obama a "damned African". They reluctantly trickled down to Obama when they observed that he was unstoppable! Do you all now know a little bit about this double-faced Reverend politician? I hope so. Cheers and peace.
  
Alenbaluye (Alen) Ighedosa, USA