They don't have eyes that's why they perceive darkness only! What do you expect a blind person to see? There are millions in Tanzania, Africa and beyond who continue to see light in Nyerere's legacy to this date, and millions more are thankful for the Nyerere's cotribution in improving the lives of the poor. Nyerere's positive role in transforming for the better lives of millions is acknowledged the world over, and the inspiration from the philosophy which he lived is so deeply and passionately upheld by people of good faith, that the likes of Mwijage can do absolutely nothing to erode Nyerere's reputation. Corrupt and selfish people who cherished retaining their priviledged positions at the expense of the poor majority hated Nyerere, and these are the likes of Mr Mwijage who shamelessly seem to possess the satanic courage to usher insults on such a dear leader and great statesman, Julius Nyerere. It is not surprising that some people want to pupularize Mwijage's book and ideas now, probably in support of the "fisadi's" in (and out of) power, preaching selfishness in opposition to patriotism.
Nyerere was a patriotic leader who did the best for his country in keeping with the prevailing circumstances at the time. Millions of people have eyes to see this, and they appreciate dearly. Selfish, greedy, and corrupt people like Mwijage (whom I equate to the chiefs who were willing to sell their kinsfolk to slavery for a piece of loin cloth) wanted to continue to amass wealth and priviledges, at any cost, even if it would include "selling" or killing their own people. Nyerere was smart, he wouldn't let them stand on his way, which makes him a hero for me.