shinejackie:
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Chai, lwkmd....nairaland una go kill person with laugh.............hahahahaha........he no go read am, na election make am dey enter church, make buhari go MFM go do deliverance with fasting for 7odays and pray fall down and die prayers....hahaha

Hahaha

ellechrystal:
Nice, I hope he reads it,especially d part that states clearly, "Don't be deceived, God is not mocked, for what ever a man soweth, so shall he reap!" not just accepting

stop being a fool and shut up.. Hope you also say this to GEJ face too.. At least in leadership and transperency ... Buhari is far better and didn't tolerate corruption.. That is enough good proof

Christianity is the most gullible religion in the world or maybe because its motive is for peace and being indiscriminate.

thaoriginator:
lol. Ur mata don worse o

Hehehehehehehehehehe

aariwa:
I am not following this man blindly.I have researched extensively and have come to the conclusion that this man is the best man for the job of nigerian presidency at this point in time.History no dey lie.Obasanjo handed over to shagari and he almost wrecked the country before buhari came and saved the situation with a no nonsense yoruba man and more than 30 years after the same deja vu is playing out again with Buhari coming back again with another influential yoruba man.Osibanjo is going to become a democratic version of idiagbon.My General being the kind of man he is,will leave the running of state affairs to osibanjo just like he left it to Idiagbon.Thank you Lord for giving us the opportunity to see history repeating itself again.#teamfreeandfairelections# SAI BUHARI

Tell us how? And at what point did buhari convince u personal dont tell me i will fight corruption or build road this not chairmanship post. Why did u surrender ur vote to him. What exactly, did buhari told u?

Confess!!!! "In Nollywood Movies"

Gej till PA B ( The coupist )goes for altar call....Buhari using Christians for image cleansing and unrealistic political ambition since 1982

ellechrystal:
Nice, I hope he reads it,especially d part that states clearly, "Don't be deceived, God is not mocked, for what ever a man soweth, so shall he reap!" not just accepting

Galatians 6:7.

There are trying so hard to re-brand the extremist.

omenka:
Very sure that part scares Jonathan shitless!

Hahahahahahahaha all of them

moneybag100:
Pastor alfa muhamodu Buhari.
No time for religious bigot like GEJ.
Still confuse about polls ? Let try this again

Click Like for GMB.

Click Share for GEJ.

Na online you wan vote?

endymetrix:
Galatians 6:7.

U r a good Christian. God bless u

christian or muslim, we want a better life

Buhari may receive communion or even denounce Islam due to desperation

Pls this election should come and go joor! So, it took him 70+yrs to recieve one? Nonsense. I'm a christian and I have 5copies of the Koran(gifts)....not even half his age!!!
Bloody extremist.

Buhari is not trust worthy. Why will he accept a bible knowing fully well that his region doesn't support that.

Buhari accepts Bible as gift? In this Nigeria? In this world? And in this life? Wow! This is what I call POLITICAL ABRACADABRA.

Vote only those who will defend sharia - Buhari
http://www.theheraldng.com/vote-candidates-will-defend-islam-sharia-buhari/

Buhari calls for total sharia : https://www.nairaland.com/2109252/general-buhari-calls-total-sharia

ozoigbondu:
So we should start dancing because the ancient jihadist recieved a bible which he will soon throw inside a fire.Any way shaa

Abi oh. He can try more DECEPTION methods, we know the real Buhari and his sympathies for those who want to implement Sharia all over our country even by force. Hence "he does not want our army to kill Boko Haram members and burn their houses". He also has NO plan whatsoever how to deal with Boko Haram



www.nairaland.com/attachments/2094760_b60dd09cqaan3fk_jpeg95853abb113413e275972c0eedfc3dad





www.nairaland.com/attachments/2102466_confusioncample_jpeg2b6269f49056291fc67e2432b9d503f8

An Islamic fundamentalist will do anything to keep you where he wants you even if it means abusing Mohamed.To them everything is a means to an end.

Their dignity is only in the use of their sword - Most Nigerians are not student of history else they would have seen Buhari for what he is.

Kingspin:
Tell us how? And at what point did buhari convince u personal dont tell me i will fight corruption or build road this not chairmanship post. Why did u surrender ur vote to him. What exactly, did buhari told u?

Nice Question Bro.
This is the type of question I want on here..

Let us assume he rejected it!that wud av made a news headline,and som of u condemning or nt trusting him wud av condemn his action.

Jonathan plots 2-year extension – Senator

Category: Lead stories Published on Wednesday, 11 February 2015
05:02 Written by Dele Ogunyemi (Ibadan), Turaki A. Hassan & Isiaka Wakili (Abuja)

A senator alleged yesterday that President Goodluck Jonathan had been secretly plotting to avoid election and extend his tenure by two years on the grounds that Nigeria is at war.
Senator Babafemi Ojudu (APC, Ekiti Central) told members of the Afenifere Renewal Group (ARG) that President Jonathan had been making spirited moves to court National Assembly members into approving his agenda for the two-year tenure elongation.
Ojudu made the revelation while addressing the ARG gathering inside the Trenchard Hall of the University of Ibadan with the theme
“The change Yoruba will vote for.”
Also, a top political source yesterday in Abuja corroborated Senator Ojudu’s allegation, saying President Jonathan may shortly declare Nigeria to be in a state of war and seek extension of tenures of current elected public officials for another six months.
However, the Presidency did not respond to request by Daily Trust for comment on the allegation.
Jonathan’s spokesman Reuben Abati, Public Affairs aide Doyin Okupe and Political Adviser Rufai Alkali neither answered several phone calls made to them nor replied text messages.
Senator Ojudu, in his submission, said: “If anybody thinks there is going to be elections on March 28, the person is deceiving himself. All the people that are close to me, especially my friends, I told them a year ago that there would not be election and that they are just deceiving us.
“Some of us who are perceptive have seen this in the body language of our colleagues; the body language of the Senate President himself, David Mark. When we came back from the summer recess last year, he said that for him, it’s not time for election. We should not be thinking of elections now, rather we should be thinking of fighting Boko Haram. The moment we took him up on that, he reversed himself.
“There are conscious attempts at lobbying some of us to work against having elections. Therefore, where they have got to now is the preliminary stage.
“We will resume next week Tuesday. I can assure you, they may likely bring a motion asking us to adjourn or postpone the elections for six months because there is an ongoing war.
“The constitution allows this. The constitution states that where and when there is a war in any corner of the country, the President can bring a motion to the National Assembly to postpone the elections for six months in the first instance and this can be passed by just a simple majority.
“If you think at this time they may not get simple majority, you may be wrong. This is because 80 per cent of the senators and House of Representatives members are not returning, not out of choice. Perhaps, I am the only person who is not returning out of choice in the entire National Assembly. All others attempted but they did not make it.
“This may surprise you, we are all broke. If they say we want to give you two more years as it is being quietly requested by Jonathan, virtually everybody will vote for that.”
He said Jonathan had been pleading that the National Assembly should allow him to continue for two more years because he feared that if the election holds and a northern Muslim wins, there may be problems in the Niger Delta.
He added that Jonathan also argued that if he wins there would be problem in the north.
“Therefore, the solution is for him to do two more years and at the end ... you can have northern-northern and Muslim-Muslim candidates.
“That is their logic and that is what they are working towards. Left to us, they know it shall not pass. We must have to start crying out now and be strategic in our planning,” he said.
“We are about entering into a very long night in Nigeria. It is a very sad thing that whenever we thought we have made a progress, we take ten steps backward. This is what is happening now.”
Daily Trust heard that plans had been concluded to present the request to the National Assembly ahead of members’ resumption next Tuesday.
“We have been told that the president will forward the request to us in the National Assembly in which he will declare that Nigeria is now in a state of war as foreign troops under the multinational joint forces of the African Union are now in Nigeria,” the source said.
“The presence of the foreign troops must be backed by appropriate legal instrument and that is why the relevant constitutional provisions must be invoked,” the source said.
The president, sources said, will request the National Assembly to approve the six months tenure extension in accordance with the provisions of the constitution which allow for elongation of tenure of political office holders if the nation is in a state of war.
A source in the legislature told Daily Trust that already, “monies have been made available to induce lawmakers into approving the request. Again, they know that 65 percent of the National Assembly members do not have return tickets and many of us may be willing to approve the extension,” the source who is ranking lawmaker said.
Daily Trust gathered that the initial six months extension would be used as a smokescreen for subsequent extensions as the president will request for three more extensions to make it two years.
When contacted, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Rules and Business Senator Ita Enang declined to comment saying “I am not aware of it and I won’t talk about what is not before us.”
However, Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume (APC, Borno) said any such request must be approved by 2/3rd majority of each chamber of the National Assembly and “as far as I am concerned, it won’t scale through. We will defeat it. APC has majority in the House and they (PDP) do not have 2/3rd majority in the senate,” he added.

Interim government as plan B

Another source said if the tenure extension plot fails the Presidency would resort to “Plan B”.
He said this entails setting up an interim government to be headed by a former Nigerian leader or an ex security chief.
Sources said the idea of handing over to an interim government is the last card to be played by the presidency as hopes for the president’s re-election keeps dwindling.
Daily Trust gathered that the postponement of the polls to March 28 and April 11 was meant to stretch the time to the minimum 30 days to May 29th as stipulated by the constitution so that any further delay would make it difficult if not impossible to hold elections.
Daily Trust also gathered that the security forces may not be able to contain the Boko Haram insurgents within the next six weeks as they requested but that the crisis may take a different and more dangerous dimension thereby creating chaos or even anarchy in the north.
This scenario, according to those familiar with the plot, would be orchestrated to make it impossible for the election to take place within the constitutionally stipulated period of time.

Source: Daily Trust.

kay1one2:
If he likes let him collect choir robe... nothing dey happen! Gej till whenever!

I can see you have received the PDP china phone for your PVC, that's why u typed and posted this trash

kekakuz:
[size=15pt] do you know that the average northerner thinks osibanjo was a minister of sharia

even if he recieves a bible,remember fashola campaigned with okada men before the ban [/size]

Fashola restricts Okada, he didn't ban it: get that drilled into your skull.

legendsilver:
I can see you have received the PDP china phone for your PVC, that's why u typed and posted this trash

Coming from the re.tard who just posted one!

MichaelSokoto:
The Presidential candidate of All Progressives Congress, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd), on Thursday in Abuja willingly accepted a Bible from a group of Northern Christians who declared their support for him.

The Christians under the aegis of Northern Christian Leaders Eagle-Eye Forum were led by Pastor Habu Aminchi.

www.punchng.com/news/buhari-meets-northern-christians-accepts-bible-donation/

That's my GENERAL atleast if he can't ve d chance to read the bible he simply hand it overto our incoming vice president PASTOR BIBLE GURU PROFESSOR YEMI OSINBAJO.

saaedlee:
The People's General

#SaiBuhari

tell buhari to read the book of hebrew in the bible that was given to him ..there he will encountered to grace , mercy and love of his creator

Gboliwe:
People like Maclatunji will not see this hypocrite and his hypocrisy

Where is the hypocrisy in this? Buhari collected a bible as gift, is that hypocrisy? You need your brain examined. I am a Muslim, I am sure you all know that Muslims are beyond intimidation. I went to catholic schools and I had an 'A' in WAEC bible knowledge. I know the bible more than most church goers, but do I believe the bible? I am not sure. Little truth, so many lies, how do I separate the many lies from the little truth therein?

I'm a muslim and we have three bibles in our house, so many books on several religions, my dad lectures Islamic studies, and also comparative religion.
If you think it's hipocrisy ask Buhari not to collect them anymore, dont forget to ask if he had too. Human beings, if he doesn't collect he's an Islamist. One day is one day, everyone will be informed of what s/he used to do.

tola9ja:
Jonathan plots 2-year extension – Senator

Category: Lead stories Published on Wednesday, 11 February 2015
05:02 Written by Dele Ogunyemi (Ibadan), Turaki A. Hassan & Isiaka Wakili (Abuja)

A senator alleged yesterday that President Goodluck Jonathan had been secretly plotting to avoid election and extend his tenure by two years on the grounds that Nigeria is at war.
Senator Babafemi Ojudu (APC, Ekiti Central) told members of the Afenifere Renewal Group (ARG) that President Jonathan had been making spirited moves to court National Assembly members into approving his agenda for the two-year tenure elongation.
Ojudu made the revelation while addressing the ARG gathering inside the Trenchard Hall of the University of Ibadan with the theme
“The change Yoruba will vote for.”
Also, a top political source yesterday in Abuja corroborated Senator Ojudu’s allegation, saying President Jonathan may shortly declare Nigeria to be in a state of war and seek extension of tenures of current elected public officials for another six months.
However, the Presidency did not respond to request by Daily Trust for comment on the allegation.
Jonathan’s spokesman Reuben Abati, Public Affairs aide Doyin Okupe and Political Adviser Rufai Alkali neither answered several phone calls made to them nor replied text messages.
Senator Ojudu, in his submission, said: “If anybody thinks there is going to be elections on March 28, the person is deceiving himself. All the people that are close to me, especially my friends, I told them a year ago that there would not be election and that they are just deceiving us.
“Some of us who are perceptive have seen this in the body language of our colleagues; the body language of the Senate President himself, David Mark. When we came back from the summer recess last year, he said that for him, it’s not time for election. We should not be thinking of elections now, rather we should be thinking of fighting Boko Haram. The moment we took him up on that, he reversed himself.
“There are conscious attempts at lobbying some of us to work against having elections. Therefore, where they have got to now is the preliminary stage.
“We will resume next week Tuesday. I can assure you, they may likely bring a motion asking us to adjourn or postpone the elections for six months because there is an ongoing war.
“The constitution allows this. The constitution states that where and when there is a war in any corner of the country, the President can bring a motion to the National Assembly to postpone the elections for six months in the first instance and this can be passed by just a simple majority.
“If you think at this time they may not get simple majority, you may be wrong. This is because 80 per cent of the senators and House of Representatives members are not returning, not out of choice. Perhaps, I am the only person who is not returning out of choice in the entire National Assembly. All others attempted but they did not make it.
“This may surprise you, we are all broke. If they say we want to give you two more years as it is being quietly requested by Jonathan, virtually everybody will vote for that.”
He said Jonathan had been pleading that the National Assembly should allow him to continue for two more years because he feared that if the election holds and a northern Muslim wins, there may be problems in the Niger Delta.
He added that Jonathan also argued that if he wins there would be problem in the north.
“Therefore, the solution is for him to do two more years and at the end ... you can have northern-northern and Muslim-Muslim candidates.
“That is their logic and that is what they are working towards. Left to us, they know it shall not pass. We must have to start crying out now and be strategic in our planning,” he said.
“We are about entering into a very long night in Nigeria. It is a very sad thing that whenever we thought we have made a progress, we take ten steps backward. This is what is happening now.”
Daily Trust heard that plans had been concluded to present the request to the National Assembly ahead of members’ resumption next Tuesday.
“We have been told that the president will forward the request to us in the National Assembly in which he will declare that Nigeria is now in a state of war as foreign troops under the multinational joint forces of the African Union are now in Nigeria,” the source said.
“The presence of the foreign troops must be backed by appropriate legal instrument and that is why the relevant constitutional provisions must be invoked,” the source said.
The president, sources said, will request the National Assembly to approve the six months tenure extension in accordance with the provisions of the constitution which allow for elongation of tenure of political office holders if the nation is in a state of war.
A source in the legislature told Daily Trust that already, “monies have been made available to induce lawmakers into approving the request. Again, they know that 65 percent of the National Assembly members do not have return tickets and many of us may be willing to approve the extension,” the source who is ranking lawmaker said.
Daily Trust gathered that the initial six months extension would be used as a smokescreen for subsequent extensions as the president will request for three more extensions to make it two years.
When contacted, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Rules and Business Senator Ita Enang declined to comment saying “I am not aware of it and I won’t talk about what is not before us.”
However, Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume (APC, Borno) said any such request must be approved by 2/3rd majority of each chamber of the National Assembly and “as far as I am concerned, it won’t scale through. We will defeat it. APC has majority in the House and they (PDP) do not have 2/3rd majority in the senate,” he added.

Interim government as plan B

Another source said if the tenure extension plot fails the Presidency would resort to “Plan B”.
He said this entails setting up an interim government to be headed by a former Nigerian leader or an ex security chief.
Sources said the idea of handing over to an interim government is the last card to be played by the presidency as hopes for the president’s re-election keeps dwindling.
Daily Trust gathered that the postponement of the polls to March 28 and April 11 was meant to stretch the time to the minimum 30 days to May 29th as stipulated by the constitution so that any further delay would make it difficult if not impossible to hold elections.
Daily Trust also gathered that the security forces may not be able to contain the Boko Haram insurgents within the next six weeks as they requested but that the crisis may take a different and more dangerous dimension thereby creating chaos or even anarchy in the north.
This scenario, according to those familiar with the plot, would be orchestrated to make it impossible for the election to take place within the constitutionally stipulated period of time.

Source: Daily Trust.

Noted

why dem no show an he dey accept d bible na...lie lie lie

Gboliwe:
People like Maclatunji will not see this hypocrite and his hypocrisy

Hypocrisy? You prefer that he should reject it or what? Rubbish.