Over the last few days, the giant of Africa as we all refer to it has been rocked by words put in black and white and placed in the public domain by someone people might like to call an icon in Nigerian politics. Yes, after the whole country had continually complained on the issues that affect this nation, the Former president General Olusegun Obasanjo has finally made his stands known. The controversial letter with heavy allegations has thrown the country into debates as to the moral right of the former President to write such a letter. Therefore, people have questioned his intentions saying that such a letter shouldn't have been made open and should not be in the public domain. While we take sides and debate these issues, I will like us to agree on somethings. First, irrespective of the messenger, the message is mostly true. Secondly, the struggle for good governance is beginning to shift from the Nigerian Labor Unions and Students to politicians and this may