Governor Kwankwaso while speaking at the Progressives Governors
Forum Lecture Series in Owerri, Imo State tagged “Dealing with the
Challenge of Building Physically Healthy Nation through Preventive,
Protective and Innovative medicine” accused the president of
spending time comparing himself with other first class leaders across
the world rather than put an end to terrorism.
Governor Kwankwaso said: “Let me take the opportunity to comment
on the issue raised by our host, Chief Rochas Okorocha on the issue
of Boko Haram. To me and many of us, who are very close to the
frontline, the issue is not who is Boko Haram and who is not Boko
Haram.”
“The issue is not the party which supports or party which does not
support, but the issue is that some people have taken arms. And
from our own side we believe whether these people belong to party
A or party B, whether anybody is supporting or not supporting is
not the issue.

“The issue is the Commander-in-Chief should go and stop what is
happening in this country. And it is very clear to all of us that the
Commander-in-Chief has failed. Innocent people are being killed.
Government must not allow people to take guns, go to the market,
go to the churches, go to the mosques, go to Nyanya, go to UN
Building and everywhere to kill people.
“Government, especially Commander-in-Chief must stop. I think that
is the issue as far as we are concerned. I find it very insulting to see
those who have failed in their primary assignments insulting us on
NTA and other televisions, wearing uniform, comparing themselves,
pretending to be first class leaders like Barack Obama, like Mandela
and other leaders who have protected their people. Many of us are
beginning to wonder whether we have Commander-in-Chief of the
Nigerian Armed Forces or Commander-in-Chief of NTA.”
Mr. Kwankwaso, also commended the National Chairman of the APC,
John Odigie-Oyegun and urged him to lead the party to victory in
2015 saying:
“He is the one of the most experienced politicians in this country.
Continue to lead us right so that so that we have the opportunity to
kick out the incompetent administration in Abuja just like we are
kicking out Ebola. Mr. Chairman, at the end of the day by the grace
of God, in 2015 we will have a progressive government at the centre,
states and local governments,” he said.
Governor Kwankwaso who reportedly made his intention to run for
President in 2015 Elections on the platform of the All Progressive
Congress (APC) has in recent times put President Jonathan on a blast.
It would be recalled in July 2014, Governor Kwankwaso accused
President Jonathan’s Administration of being the most corrupt in the
country .
Just recently, in August, Kwankwaso condemned the just concluded
National Conference , as he described it as a scheme inaugurated by
President Goodluck Jonathan to stay in power.
Kwankwaso, in August revealed that the All Progressive Party will
ensure President Jonathan doesn’t win the 2015 Presidential
Elections.

http://www.naij.com/283721-boko-haram-jonathan-acting-like-president-kwankwaso.html

this man is an I'd*ot

True!!!
The issue is that the government is incompetent, clueless, 'ball-less' and has failed to tackle the problem for years.

I find it very insulting to see
those who have failed in their primary assignments
insulting us on NTA and other televisions, wearing uniform, comparing themselves, pretending to be first class leaders like Barack Obama, like Mandela and other leaders who have protected their people. Many of us are beginning to wonder whether we have Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces or Commander-in-Chief of NTA.”

Big time insult, NTA should be shut down for this shame.

The man is saying d truth.

Hmmm " Kwankwaso, in August revealed that the All Progressive Party will
ensure President Jonathan doesn’t win the 2015 Presidential Elections." weather they like it or not GEJ would will and the election would be free and fair the idot should keep wasting his time saying rubbish. GEJ till 2019

So this has been your plwn create Boko Haram to discredit president Goodluck Jonathan's government.