Nctrice:
OP well said! You have time sha! All of this you have outlined are meant for the blind that can't tell the different between black and White! Buhari is old and he would do good by only taking us back to the bad old days!

Firefire:
[size=18pt]Only the people that can open their eyes will see that Dr. Goodluck Jonathan is the best that can happen to Nigeria at the moment and NOT any Octogenarian. [/size]

J12:
Buhari is saying he will jail corrupt people, while forgetting that everybody surrounding him is corrupt, From Tinubu tio Amaechi

Matthewbriggs:
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan may not be perfect. But he is the best thing that has ever happened to Nigeria. Call me anywhere I can defend it.

I would chose a man whose approach to solving corruption is centred on building systems checks and balances that makes it harder for corruption to take place.

Than a man who thinks jailing corrupt people is the most efficient way of solving corruption.

diluminati:

i dont live in that shithole called nigeria. it is a shame to my resident country to say power is improving and it sometimes goes off. what a shame, giant of africa my .....

nonny001:


When transparency international said that Nigeria was the 2nd most corrupt country in the world, did you believe them? Yes

Now they say Nigeria is the 136th most transparent country in the world and you call it impressive on paper.

Well this is what i have to tell you. No matter what you see - or hear, if you don't want to see the truth, you won't. You've blocked your heart to reality. Why? i don't know.

Eziachi:
Sycophants, how did he managed to solve the problems of ghost workers when he lives with one (his wife)?
Lived 365 permanent days in Abuja and gaining promotion/ permanent Secretary in Bayelsa. What is ghost working again.

Firefire:
[size=18pt]Only the people that can open their eyes will see that Dr. Goodluck Jonathan is the best that can happen to Nigeria at the moment and NOT any Octogenarian. [/size]

KwoiZabo:
Election corruption is the mother of all corruption - Dr. Goodluck Jonathan.

OBJ is the Father of the Mother of all corruption

Azo:


I marvel at ur idiocy. Quoting blogs for me as sources. You can never succeed in a grduate school if you attempt one. Of all the things u claimed were achieved by GEJ, they were at what expense? Spending $1m on project of $50k?

Like the idiot saying roads have been built, i am sure you think you are in Ghana else tou must be sleep walking.

Firefire:
[size=18pt]Only the people that can open their eyes will see that Dr. Goodluck Jonathan is the best that can happen to Nigeria at the moment and NOT any Octogenarian. [/size]

Flets:
Six REASONS TO VOTE GEJ

1) Consolidate on the agricultural policy - If all we can achieve in the next 4 years is feed ourselves alone without significant import, it would be equivalent to 31 trillion naira per annum assuming 500 naira per day for 170 million Nigerians for 365 days. That is a massive market with mighty potentials for wealth to average Nigerians and significant employment.

2) Sustain the automobile policies - With five car assembly plants nearing completion as at Dec 2014 and another 10 targeting completion by Dec 2015. We can commence and sustain car assembly. By 2017, the car manufacturers will commence manufacturing of the spare parts in-country. and with the re-invigoration within the power sector and ajaokuta steel plant, this industry will be the soul of manufacturing in the whole of Africa. Nigeria will become a car export country for the region in the next 5 to 6 years

3) Ensure continuity on power roadmap en-route constant power - Nigeria is few years to constant power, with lots of power plants nearing completion already, the ongoing gas assembly plant in Delta state, the ongoing investment by the private investors and the bids in hand for foreign competitors that will be introduced in 2016 .... we cannot afford to distort any of these ongoing plans. The story about constant power will soon be history

4) Ensure true democracy is further entrenched into our society. 4 more years of freedom of speech/ information and free/ fair elections will deepen our democracy for better years. Autocracy, intimidation, press bondage and unfair elections will be alien to us come 2019. And any government afterwards can only continue or better the process because the foundations would have fully solidified 

5) Ensure that our infrastructures get the desired attention including our roads, railways, airports etc and sustained for the long term. Ensure that the oil and gas sector is deregulated through removal of subsidy to allow private sector participation with the consequent emergence of numerous refineries and petrochemical industries. Continue set up of the right institutions to fight corruption like the e-wallet system for fertilizer scam, biometric registration for ghost workers scam, pension reforms for pension scam etc.

6) Ensure that our northern brethren get some education through a sustained alamajiri education system. This will further make them productive and less vulnerable to violence and destruction

SEVEN REASONS I WILL NOT VOTE BUHARI

1) It will be a blow on our democracy that we distort a pleasant Nigeria future for a man who ended our nascent democracy 30 years ago

2) The name Buhari is globally associated with Dog, baboon, blood, sharia crusade, death, anarchy, coup plotting, tribal high handedness etc and this cannot be the best fit for Nigeria in 2015

3) The man Buhari has not shown any plan for Nigeria, so far its been a campaign of paying 5000 naira to 25 million Nigerians which is totally laidback and unsustainable. Stabilizing crude oil prices by buhari as promised is also not possible. Feeding the school children is not sustainable and not what Nigeria needs at the moment..... No concrete plans for the Nigeria future

4) Unfortunately, a man that has Obj, Atiku, tinubu, Amaechi etc who have wrecked the Nigerian society as his support base cannot mean change in 2015. He cannot jail the hands that fed him meaning jailing by Buhari can only be sectional and based on favouritism. Buhari is also not open to setting up the right systems and institutions to make corruption in the various sectors almost impossible. 

5) It will be a disgrace to Nigeria that a 72 year old retired general who showed open disdain to the Nigeria army for fighting Bokoharam and threw his weight behind bokoharam (http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/buhari-military-offensive-against-boko-haram-anti-north/149256/) will be the president of Nigeria where other nations are joining forces to fight terrorism all over the world

6) How can we have a president whose educational qualification is in contention in 2015? Would it have been easier and better if the requested certification is shown to the electorate?. Even if the certificate exists, calling the bluff of the electorate for whom you beg for their votes is the height of insensitivity on the part of the general at this time.... much more when he is power

7) In this period of Nigerian growth, we cannot go for uncertainties. Though I do not consider this a political point, but a reaction to a Buhari's presidency in the SS through resumed militancy will pull all our growths to a halt and the economic suffering will be unprecedented. Four more years under GEJ will ensure complete diversification of the economy through agriculture, automobile and oil&gas downstream after which an uprising in the SS will have minimal impact to the country's economy

Akanbiedu:


Shameless human beings always claiming credit for other peoples' effort. These two, amongst others, is a result of Yar'adua's systematic approach to fighting corruption. In fact, the system approach is solely Yar'aduas idea.

jaybee3:

Which is cost effective during autesrity times, systems or robust policies?

You keep forgetting the same whole set of corrupt folks are going to be the ones setting up these systems.

Robust policies isn't just about jailing people, it's about encouraging whistle blowers, strenghtening our judicial systems by making sure they can't be compromised and of course allowing the law to come hard on any public officials found guilty as charged

diluminati:

i dont live in that shithole called nigeria. it is a shame to my resident country to say power is improving and it sometimes goes off. what a shame, giant of africa my .....

Matthewbriggs:


I would answer this question on a thread I am currently cooking up.

holatin:
those Igbos or Christian supporting buhari too are blind by religion and tribe too abi

i marvel at your mumuness

buhari for equality
buhari for change

dejisky:

You must be one of the beneficiary of all these baseless achievements that has no direct or indirect impact on common citizen.
Where is my N1000 for Nig immigration scam.

Eziachi:
Sycophants, how did he managed to solve the problems of ghost workers when he lives with one (his wife)?
Lived 365 permanent days in Abuja and gaining promotion/ permanent Secretary in Bayelsa. What is ghost working again.

diluminati:
[size=18pt]It looks sweet when it is written on paper. But the reality on Ground is that Nigeria is in a shithole than ever before. Nigerians are getting poorer, while the propaganda on paper only benefits the thieving elites. Is that Progression? No![/size]

J12:
Nigerians prefer the Buhari style. They want to see people in prison, forgetting that their parents and uncles might also go to jail.

HugeMac:
but naira is falling and price of most food commodities remain constant , You are not articulate my friend ,and I don't expect you to be