In 2003 single, ‘ Jaga Jaga’ was an empirical analysis of the disorder in the Nigerian society, under the leadership of former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo. The song was powerful enough to earn a reported snide comment from the President. Those reports claim that Obasanjo responded to Eedris in Yoruba that, “Ile baba e l’o ma jaga jaga…” In English that means, On his 2005 album, ‘Electoral Reform’ and addressed the profiling of Nigerians from the North on ‘ We Ain’t No Terrorist.’ Between ‘ Jaga Jaga, he released a honest political critique via his fourth studio album, Letters To Mr. President. It was both a ground for patriotism and an empirical analysis of Obasanjo’s second term in office.