afam4eva:
Exactly...only Buhari can pose a threat to Jonathan's ambition. He happens to be the only popular northern candidate at the moment. Sanusi is a nonentity as far as politics is concerned.

misreal: we r all condeming lamido nw over his introduction of N5000 note.wat if dis introduction of dis notes really works.nd wat if gej finally stabilizes power.we shud neither condem lamido nd gej.i advice we wait nd see cos dey both mean well for nigeria

afam4eva:
Exactly...only Buhari can pose a threat to Jonathan's ambition. He happens to be the only popular northern candidate at the moment. Sanusi is a nonentity as far as politics is concerned.

misreal: we r all condeming lamido nw over his introduction of N5000 note.wat if dis introduction of dis notes really works.nd wat if gej finally stabilizes power.we shud neither condem lamido nd gej.i advice we wait nd see cos dey both mean well for nigeria

sessydoo: SLS for president ke im sure this must be "April fool" in September! CPC cant be that dumb

Deprofessional: I have said it and will continue to say it; I will never vote any candidate from the core north. Not in this life nor the next. Not after what they did to my brothers and sister in the aftermath of 2011 elections; the gory sight of murdered youth corp members, the deaths unleashed by boko haram nursed by buhari, atiku, ibb, and marwa, will forever remain green in my memory.

I just hope that the American prophesy of 2015 will soon come to pass. Whatever we will gain by being one Nigeria, we will gain more by severing any ties with the Muslim north who are largely illiterates.

Why didn't the moslem yorubas riot in protest of the american video considered offensive to mohammed? The answer is simply, Yorubas are educated unlike the moronic, moslem north. Honestly, the day other regions of Nigeria realizes that the problem of Nigeria is the North, and take far reaching steps to either push them out or move out from them, the better.

Many hold this view.

sambos994: Sanusi, Buhari....keep dreaming. Even all the rigging you will do in this world won't make you president.

strangest: Imagine, mallam with only diploma in sharia cultivation...

ilugunboy: I don't know what it is...but I think something is harming the Core-North....whatever it is, it is much bigger than the issue of Boko-Haram.

The generality of other Nigerians just doesn't trust them with power any longer

omiobo: I will rather vote for SLS than to see PDP ruling this country again.

honeric01: What is wrong with this post?



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Re: 2015: CPC Wants Sanusi As Presidential Candidate by lacasa(m): 1:27pm

omiobo: I will rather vote for SLS than to see PDP ruling this country again.



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obo_man: I applauded Sanusi when he took a stance on Senators' wages and salaries. However, he can sometimes come across as aloof, and a dictator.

A good leader has to be a good listener.


If Nigerians are saying that they don't want the N5,000 in circulation, a good Public Servant shouldn't go ahead with it. It shows that you are out of touch.


However, I love his passion and his objectivity, because he mostly argues his cases based on facts ( whether you agree with it or not). He is also decisive.


You want a leader who is decisive.




If he wants to be President, he should listen more, be humble, and be warm towards the people he is serving...

Itohen: 2015: CPC guns for Sanusi as presidential candidate •May persuade Buhari to drop ambition


Sources in the political circles told Nigerian Tribune that Buhari, who had given his word ahead of the 2011 elections that the election would be his last presidential contest has decided to keep his word, notwithstanding the pressure from some members of his party.

It was gathered that some members of Buhari’s caucus highlighted issues of age and reach of the CPC, which is limited to parts of the North as major impediment to his participation in the 2015 race.

Sources said that the leader of the ACN, Senator Bola Tinubu, had met with Buhari and reiterated the need for them to work together so as to capture power from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Sources said that Buhari became so convinced about the Tinubu proposal that he practically took over the job of the CPC/ACN alliance talks committee.

Sources further confirmed that the confused state of things within the CPC first informed the delay in signing the MOU, with a section of the party believing that Buhari should not join the 2015 contest, while others who believed that the party cannot survive without Buhari’s father-figure felt that he should still contest election in 2015.

While the confusion lingered, sources said that unfolding developments appeared to have convinced the Buhari camp that the merger plan with the ACN would worsen the party’s woes.

For instance, a source said that leaders of the CPC had reinvented the fear of Tinubu, which informed the collapse of the merger talks between the two parties ahead of the 2011 elections.

The fear, according to sources, had to do with the belief that Tinubu’s ACN was double-dealing and that while they were holding meetings with Buhari’s CPC, some of the key men were also reaching out to the camp of President Goodluck Jonathan.

It was confirmed that Buhari appeared to have accepted the advice that he anoint a successor to the CPC presidential ticket in 2015 and that the party had settled for the governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Sanusi Lamido Sanusi.

Though Buhari and Tinubu made a show of the CBN governor’s chieftaincy event in June, the CPC is said to have decided to adopt Sanusi as its own candidate in view of the distrust between the two parties.

It was also gathered that Sanusi has decided to give the contest a trial, while leaving his acclaimed interest in the Kano emirate stool in the cooler.

Tribune paper = PDP (killer party) paper.
Useless report from wadata plaza.
Nonsense.