BlueMurder:

Thread softly on which assertions please?

Gbawe:

Bro, you don't like Buhari then fine. You should however be careful revealing that your dislike of the man is highly unreasonable and has compromised your sense of fairness to anything/anyone he is associated with. Firstly, the PDP is currently the main sponsor of Boko Haram and not Buhari. Indeed your failed C-in-C confessed that Boko Haram has infiltrated every level of his Government. Where does Buhari fit into that pathetic admission of innate weakness and impotence? Why do your sort never face those you should, closer to home, and prefer lying against others?

Secondly, the article shows clearly that you lied because security was mentioned but you either missed it or deliberately set out to deceive others here because you are one of those keen to tag Buhari with extremism when those you support are the biggest backers of terrorism or the biggest fakers whose inaction and weak leadership is allowing terrorism to proliferate in Nigeria.

thelastPope: There are only 2 parties in Nigeria:

PDP and Ex-PDP...we are in a circus!

Sincere 9gerian: "seven-point cardinal development initiative to provide qualitative education, uninterrupted power supply, full and gainful employment, affordable local fuel, healthcare and food.
The party said it would also take definite steps to eradicate corruption and insecurity"

Talk is cheap! Has the various components of APC provided these goodies in places they've been in complete control over the years?

For instance, the ACN has been in charge of Lagos for 13 solid years, but can the party claim to be providing qualitative education thru the state owned university? The last we heard was that school fees was increased from N25,000 to N250,000.

Again, how can the same ACN that refused to pay the marginal increase in the stipends teachers earn as salary in Lagos give us qualitative education? Can poorly paid teachers produce qualitative education?

The APC claims it will provide stable power supply but that will be difficult to believe because so far none of the APC controlled has invested in building of power plants to serve the public and augment whatever the FG is doing. If Geometrics, a privately owned company can build power plants, which it hopes to transmit and distribute in Aba, why can't the Lagos state govt, with N30billion monthly revenue, build power plants in Lagos state 13yrs down the line? If Akwa-Ibom and Rivers are building power plants, why not Lagos?

The APC also claim it would provide "full and gainful employment". One would like to know if unemployment has been eradicated in places where the APC is currently in charge- Lagos, Zamfara, Nasarawa,etc. How many gainful employment have been provided in these states? Ok maybe the magic wand for providing "full and gainful" only works if deployed from Aso Rock.

The APC also claim it will provide "affordable fuel". Interesting! One would like to know precedents of affordable things the APC have provided in places they'r currently in charge. I guess the lagos state made the LASU school fees more affordable by increasing it from N25,000 to N250,000? Or is the Lekki toll fees affordable? Also, how does provision of affordable fuel fly with the recent removal of fuel subsidy in Ghana?

The APC also claims it will take "definite steps to eradicate corruption". I guess that most definite step in this direction will be to ask the Lagos state house of assembly speaker to step down and clear himself of the weighty allegations of corruption leveled against him by the EFCC. Even Farook Lawan and Hembe had to step aside as the chairman of their various committees when allegations of corruption was leveled against them.

In addition, how many civil servants, political appointees,etc have been sanctioned by the Lagos state for corruption in the last 13yrs? Or are all civil servants and political appointees in Lagos saints? Is there any law that barrs the state govt from FIGHTING corruption? How many ghost workers have been eradicated from the civil service in Lagos? Are there no ghost workers in Lagos?

davesndy: When people like TOM IKIMI, Achike Udenwa, Bafarawa, Tinubu, Audu Ogbe and co come out as saviours, then MY GOD we are in trouble!

jmaine:

On your Sen Ndume - Konduga and BH referencing . . .hope you get it . . .Let's not derail the thread . . .Thanks

davesndy: When people like TOM IKIMI, Achike Udenwa, Bafarawa, Tinubu, Audu Ogbe and co come out as saviours, then MY GOD we are in trouble!

truth4meal: @Mad Cow - do you remember the Libel case against you boss @Abati by Buhari on dis your untrue assertion of Buhari being BH financier? Do you remember how ur coward and lieing boss begged to settle out of court and apologise? I dare your likes to forfeit the anonymous veil of this forum and come out with your real names so someone can teach your sorry asss what libel means in court.

truth4meal: pls can u tell us why u are in trouble aside the fact that ur paymaster is doom to lose in 2015? And please since u seem verse in history what is the sin of the people u mentioned and wat fraction of such elements exist in PDP?

truth4meal: how?

davesndy: When people like TOM IKIMI, Achike Udenwa, Bafarawa, Tinubu, Audu Ogbe and co come out as saviours, then MY GOD we are in trouble!

thelastPope:

That Tom Ikimi is the spokes person for APC alone completely rubbishes and makes mockery of the whole thing. That man my friend is as bad as it gets!

BlueMurder:

And how are Sen Ndume and Ali Sada Umar Konduga members of the ANPP?

You are the one derailing the thread.

jmaine:

You also mean former cross carpeting ANPP politicians now morphed into the APC ? . . . . You need to thread softly on your assertions . . . . Thanks . . . .

Mad Cow:

[b]I didnt set out decieve anybody o!! And my HATRED for the Kingpin of Boko Haram which we all know is Buhari is not hidden. Its strange how you would say that the PDP led government is the sponsor of Boko Haram and yet fail to point out how Boko Haram menace only started getting deadly after Buharis threat to make the country ungoverneble should he lose the Presidential elections of 2011 which he did. So President Goodluck came out to say that Boko Haram had infiterated his government and you take that to mean weakness. Lol. Even a U.S General once openly admited that Al-Queda has infilterated their ranks and files. Thats not evidence of weakness. It simply means that they have infilterated. But dont worry, Buhari their leader will soon die.

Cut off the head and the body dies.

On the security bit, I dont get you. It wasnt part of their 7 POINT AGENDA. Infact, Corruption and security which is our current biggest problems were not a part of their 7 point Agenda. Rather, they PARTLY mentioned it, sort of like a side note. Meaning on their scale of importance, the 7 Point Agenda comes before these. How did I try to be misleading?! Na wah o!! Read that your highlighted post again.


_{P.S: Buhari is a terrorist financier and attack strategist and tactician. Dont forget that he was in the Army as a General.} [/b]

Did anybody notice that they didnt mention security?! Reason being that the chief Financier and strategist of the Boko Haram

On the security bit, I dont get you. It wasnt part of their 7 POINT AGENDA

spywareczar: APC: muslims party or what?
Why is it that the Champions of APC are muslims?
PLEASE count us out of that merger. We can’t support APC. U lied that it’s progressive, but it’sIslamic. Even we urge muslims with good faith to desist from this APC for their true peace and growth of Islam and Northerners. APC is a Muslim islamist party. If you doubt me check out the big wigs of the party: Shetima Kashim, Abdul Aziz, Religious bigot El-Rufai, Boko Haram General Buhari, Ibrahim Gaidan, Tinubu, Boko haram wannabe, Aregbesola, Gov. Yari (Zamfara), Yerima, Umar Tanko, Alhaji Fashola (I never knew he was a Muslim), Gov. Amosun, etc. These are all Muslims who want to turn Nigeria into islamic country.

Gbawe:
Now that this article provides a start towards everyone gaining an understanding of the thinking of the APC,suddenly, no one is interested any more. The criticism of yesterday, regarding lack of information, flies out of the window to be replaced with sneers about Audu Ogbeh and "why 7 and not 5 or 10". No one has even bothered to inspect salient issues. I say it here daily that many Nigerians are mentally damaged goods who have long ceased to see what matters. They tell you they want the PDP out yet mock every effort to make that happen even as they will never fet involved themselves. They say they want more information yet when provided with that they quickly move on to other petty gripes without so much as a glance at the information they forcefully demanded yesterday. Nigeria and Nigerians. What a Country what a people.

Afam4eva: Btw, is it the duty of APC to determine what whoever is elected should do. Shouldn't this be left for the candidate himself?

Ganys: Of all these manifestos, the only one that endear me to APC is AFFORDABLE FUEL PRICE, if APC can hammer on that promise alone, I'm sure millions of suffering Taxi drivers, bus drivers, Okada man and other middle class Nigerian will Vote en mass for APC. They should try and place advert across Nigeria with this kind of manifestos, with time, PDP will become History

thelastPope:

Why are you talking nonsense. Nailing anyone in court is a function of having clear cut and undeniable evidence. That you cant nail a man in court doesnt mean he didnt commit a crime. We all shout that Nigerian politicians are corrupt but how many of them have been convicted? Has OBj been convicted of any crime? has any concrete evidence been presented against OBJ in a court of law? Even when the NASS wanted to nail him, did they get any concrete evidence against him apart from the usual story of OBJ's aid did this and that? Witch fly for night, pickin die for morning...do the maths. Abati has to settle out of court because he definitely would not be able to win a case like that. No BH member will come out and tell you who their real sponsors are or testify to that effect in court. Your argument is flawed!

thelastPope:

Coming out to list seven of the biggest challenges in Nigeria as a seven point agenda is laughable. Nigerians know what the problems are already. The present government is actually planning and working on what they have listed so how can anyone get excited about it? The real issue is whether they can do it better and how they can do it better. Saying for example that Power is an agenda is laughable when privatization is almost complete. The only thing Nigerians will be interested in is how they can do it better, not a listing of the problems as an "agenda" whatever that means.