Geehan:
To some extent I agree with u...not every1 can make a nice speech like JF kennedy, or can pull oratory stunts like Martin Luther King but still he needs to work on his poise....Just my opinion.

deji68:
True for people who know the difference , as a military ruler u can do what u like, .....under democracy u are bound by laws, and decision making is a long process, so if u achieve so little as military ruler, how can u achieve much in short time span as a democratic president

sukkot:
na poise we wan chop ? abeg go and siddon somewhere. ewu nama like you

acenazt:
They see A Man with The Ghadafi ideal. They see a man with his Nation's interest at heart. Kai in fact May Fire gut out BBC's head office for this nonsense.

Geehan:
U most be from SDK blog....thats where one guy always rant Ewu..ewu ewu.... Ewu papa

sukkot:
end time blog. i need to go check that blog out. post link

Geehan:
http://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/?m=1

Geehan:
http://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/?m=1

sukkot:
first article in blog. nigerian man sprays over 4 million dollars in party in philadelphia

http://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/2014/12/nigerian-men-spray-over-4000000-in.html?m=1

DonaldGenes:


I don't need to recalibrate all what iSaid if you can't see, hear, read, analyze someone's body language...

His Name alone will sent jitters down those who wish to loot our treasury

Zoharariel:


Thank you, my brother. The American & the British governments know GMB is a bad market for their agenda.

They know GMB will not hesitate to sideline & cut them off, just like he did to them in 1984, resulting in the I.B.B coup d'etat in August 1985, which was a C.I.A & MI6 backed plot.

Our concern now should be GMB's safety because we do not need star gazers & astrologers to tell us the C.I.A & MI6 will throw hits at him again just like they attempted in Kaduna.

mikeansy:
all this people saying Buhari will fix Nigeria should watch the video above and see if they see a leader to lookup to.

The paper he is reading was clearly written by someone else and he deliever the speech like he does not even believe in it.

If I am Jonathan all I will do is engage Buhari as many times as possible on live TV and lets see how anyone else other than his obvious base will vote for him.

vanunu:
It is sad that most people don't know nigeria's problem and how to tackle it.

Over-population is the biggest problem that nigeria has, we are a country of over 170 million people, while england is not up to 55million, though in 1960 both countries population was just 50m. Nobody is talking about population , and yet the expect progress.

Another problem we have is lack of technology, how do we create jobs without progress
in technology, it is simply impossible, only a fool will believe that gej or buhari will solve nigeria's problem.

Corruption is another problem, but the fact remains that even if nigeria is 90% corruption free, only very little will change, there still be massive unemployment because the country has not embraced technology, productivity will still be low.

It will take upto six years or even more, for power supply to become stable, and that depends on whether the govt will be able to complete a new trasmission grid.

The fact remains that things will not get better in the next fouryears , whether gej or buhari is there or not. I pity buharis fans , they will be disappointed. There is no miracle in economic transformation, it is only long term planning, work and disciple that transforms a country

knightsTempler:
If Buhari wins come 2015, i don't think it's gonna change anything IMO. He is just gonna surround himself with the usual suspect thieves we all know, most of them outfoxed from PDP. And the cycle of looting continues. So, i'm indifferent to both candidate, i 'd just be watching from the side line.

ROSSIKE:
^^ Very disappointing speech. It was like someone forced him out there to read it.

Zoharariel:


Thank you, my brother. The American & the British governments know GMB is a bad market for their agenda.

They know GMB will not hesitate to sideline & cut them off, just like he did to them in 1984, resulting in the I.B.B coup d'etat in August 1985, which was a C.I.A & MI6 backed plot.

Our concern now should be GMB's safety because we do not need star gazers & astrologers to tell us the C.I.A & MI6 will throw hits at him again just like they attempted in Kaduna.

vanunu:
It is sad that most people don't know nigeria's problem and how to tackle it.

Over-population is the biggest problem that nigeria has, we are a country of over 170 million people, while england is not up to 55million, though in 1960 both countries population was just 50m. Nobody is talking about population , and yet the expect progress.

Corruption is another problem, but the fact remains that even if nigeria is 90% corruption free, only very little will change, there still be massive unemployment because the country has not embraced technology, productivity will still be low. \

The fact remains that things will not get better in the next fouryears , whether gej or buhari is there or not. I pity buharis fans , they will be disappointed. There is no miracle in economic transformation, it is only long term planning, work and disciple that transforms a country

BackDatAssUp:


[size=18pt]APC cretins now oppose the BBC?[/size]


There have been several reactions by BBC correspondants and articles published on the wake of the Buhari primary win towards being the flag bearer of the APC in the incoming presidential elections.

The APC supporters here are not happy with some of the publications and opinions coming out of the BBC which suggest that Buhari will not win the election and also that Buhari has not got what it takes to transform Nigeria given his 30 year absence.

Now, the reaction I am seeing from the APC crowd here is total condemnation of the BBC and their correspondant who via his twitter account on the announcement of a Buhari win at the APC primaries, opined that the votes tallied for Buhari in comparison to that of the other contestants showed his weakness that is , that he does not enjoy overwhelming support within the same APC.

Now that is non of my business as I couldn't care less of who wields the broom come 2015 on behalf of the APC but what really got me on is the reaction of APC supporters quick condemnation of the same BBC that they use in castigating the Jonathan administration.

The APC crowd are hypocrites to say the least.

The same BBC and other b.s. MSM outlets like CNN and Al Jazeera false reporting against Nigeria and this current administration have been taken as facts by them only for them to now turn around to condemn the BBC because it opined that their flag bearer is not the right man for the job.

major466:

Don't mind the children of anger. BBC, CNN and Aljazeera had in the past ridiculed GEJ to a point of no return to the delight of APC e minions. They celebrated them like heroes. Loved them as like money. Worshipped them like god. Now that the tide has changed, they're began raining curses and insults on the same media houses, they ones praised, just because the said the truth about Buhari.

deji68:
True for people who know the difference , as a millitay ruler u can do what u like, .....under democracy u are bound by laws, and decision making is a long process, so if u achieve so little as millitary ruler, how can u achieve much in short time span as a democratic president

kino:

For expressing his opinion fire should gut out their office. Violence Violence Violence is what u northerns preach. As a non partisan citizen the more violence u preach the more likely I will vote GEJ till 2019

Xcex:
bokoharam, fire guts dats wats on ur head 4 a man who xpressd his views... U're a foolish man indeed. Dat cabal calld buhari shuld tel his pple 2 continue bombin demselves. I bet u ur pple wil remain slaves in dis country in as much as dey say no 2 western educatn.

manutdadex:
tank u...educate dem...they need it n dats Gej is buildin skools for dem in d north but dem no one stil go

mikeansy:



is this Obiagelli or Berem?

kalamayat:

You just gave one of the reasons why GMB can never win a presidential election in nigeria.

I want to also add that a dictator that truncated a democratically elected government over 30 years can hardly be the positive change in a country of over 170 million people.