None of them has any credible agenda to deal
with, especially within the context of the
evolving global economy and Nigeria’s broken
public finance. In Nigeria’s history, the two presidents who
made the most fundamental transformation
of the economy, Babangida and Obasanjo,
were exceptional in the quality of the teams
they put together. I therefore pray that Buhari will be
magnanimous in victory – if the wins- to put
together a “team Nigeria” for the rescue
mission and I know if Buhari wins, he will ride
on the populist wind for “change”.
If Jonathan wins, then God must have been magnanimous to give him a second chance to
redeem himself. My advice to Gen. Buhari and his team is to
build a true political party with a soul from the
patchwork of political associations. It is
surely easier to oppose than to govern. Buhari
and his team must realize that they do not yet
have a coherent, credible agenda that is consistent with the fundamentals of the
economy currently. The APC manifesto
contains some good principles and wish-lists,
but as a blue print for Nigeria’s security and
prosperity, it is largely hollow. My advice to President Jonathan and his
handlers is to stop wasting their time trying
to campaign on his job record because his
record on the economy is a clear “F” grade. I
refer PDP as dining table politics, I am not
sure how many PDP members can tell you what their party stands for or its mission and
vision for Nigeria. I will like to draw the
President’s attention to two issues;
First, beside the coterie of clowns who
literally make a living with the sing-song of
transformation agenda, President Jonathan must know that it remains an empty slogan.
Second, Jonathan must claw back his powers
as President of Nigeria. He largely
outsourced them, and must now roll his
sleeves for a new beginning. I take liberty to
tell you this brutal trust: if you are not re- elected, there is little to remember your
regime after the next few years. Be assured that those of us who are prepared
to die for Nigeria will never spare you or
anyone else this bitter truth. Nigeria must survive and prosper beyond
Buhari or Jonathan!

Like minds. Kudos wish there are enough youth of ur pedigree

skulboiy1990:
None of them has any credible agenda to deal
with, especially within the context of the
evolving global economy and Nigeria’s broken
public finance. In Nigeria’s history, the two presidents who
made the most fundamental transformation
of the economy, Babangida and Obasanjo,
were exceptional in the quality of the teams
they put together. I therefore pray that Buhari will be
magnanimous in victory – if the wins- to put
together a “team Nigeria” for the rescue
mission and I know if Buhari wins, he will ride
on the populist wind for “change”.
If Jonathan wins, then God must have been magnanimous to give him a second chance to
redeem himself. My advice to Gen. Buhari and his team is to
build a true political party with a soul from the
patchwork of political associations. It is
surely easier to oppose than to govern. Buhari
and his team must realize that they do not yet
have a coherent, credible agenda that is consistent with the fundamentals of the
economy currently. The APC manifesto
contains some good principles and wish-lists,
but as a blue print for Nigeria’s security and
prosperity, it is largely hollow. My advice to President Jonathan and his
handlers is to stop wasting their time trying
to campaign on his job record because his
record on the economy is a clear “F” grade. I
refer PDP as dining table politics, I am not
sure how many PDP members can tell you what their party stands for or its mission and
vision for Nigeria. I will like to draw the
President’s attention to two issues;
First, beside the coterie of clowns who
literally make a living with the sing-song of
transformation agenda, President Jonathan must know that it remains an empty slogan.
Second, Jonathan must claw back his powers
as President of Nigeria. He largely
outsourced them, and must now roll his
sleeves for a new beginning. I take liberty to
tell you this brutal trust: if you are not re- elected, there is little to remember your
regime after the next few years. Be assured that those of us who are prepared
to die for Nigeria will never spare you or
anyone else this bitter truth. Nigeria must survive and prosper beyond
Buhari or Jonathan!

Nigeria must move forward

Realist2:

Nigeria must move forward

Yea, dts 1 sure tin... Just my point of view anyway

honjohnbright:
Like minds. Kudos wish there are enough youth of ur pedigree

I must tell u there are, u just wldnt see 'em

skulboiy1990:
None of them has any credible agenda to deal
with, especially within the context of the
evolving global economy and Nigeria’s broken
public finance. In Nigeria’s history, the two presidents who
made the most fundamental transformation
of the economy, Babangida and Obasanjo,
were exceptional in the quality of the teams
they put together. I therefore pray that Buhari will be
magnanimous in victory – if the wins- to put
together a “team Nigeria” for the rescue
mission and I know if Buhari wins, he will ride
on the populist wind for “change”.
If Jonathan wins, then God must have been magnanimous to give him a second chance to
redeem himself. My advice to Gen. Buhari and his team is to
build a true political party with a soul from the
patchwork of political associations. It is
surely easier to oppose than to govern. Buhari
and his team must realize that they do not yet
have a coherent, credible agenda that is consistent with the fundamentals of the
economy currently. The APC manifesto
contains some good principles and wish-lists,
but as a blue print for Nigeria’s security and
prosperity, it is largely hollow. My advice to President Jonathan and his
handlers is to stop wasting their time trying
to campaign on his job record because his
record on the economy is a clear “F” grade. I
refer PDP as dining table politics, I am not
sure how many PDP members can tell you what their party stands for or its mission and
vision for Nigeria. I will like to draw the
President’s attention to two issues;
First, beside the coterie of clowns who
literally make a living with the sing-song of
transformation agenda, President Jonathan must know that it remains an empty slogan.
Second, Jonathan must claw back his powers
as President of Nigeria. He largely
outsourced them, and must now roll his
sleeves for a new beginning. I take liberty to
tell you this brutal trust: if you are not re- elected, there is little to remember your
regime after the next few years. Be assured that those of us who are prepared
to die for Nigeria will never spare you or
anyone else this bitter truth. Nigeria must survive and prosper beyond
Buhari or Jonathan!

this is ridiculously close to Prof. Soludo's first article comparing GEJ and GMB. As I read, I noticed exact same sentences in Soludo's article. Is this an adaptation of his article or what? I am asking because you are dangerously close to the definition of plagiarism.

gists:

this is ridiculously close to Prof. Soludo's first article comparing GEJ and GMB. As I read, I noticed exact same sentences in Soludo's article. Is this an adaptation of his article or what? I am asking because you are dangerously close to the definition of plagiarism.

.. pass me the link

skulboiy1990:
I must tell u there are, u just wldnt see 'em

Cool. Naija is just gonna b great some day soon.

skulboiy1990:
.. pass me the link

Here it is: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/buhari-vs-jonathan-beyond-election-charles-soludo/

Example of same sentences:
From Soludo's 1st article: I therefore pray that Buhari will be magnanimous in victory – if he wins—to put together a ‘team Nigeria’ for the rescue mission.
From Your article: I therefore pray that Buhari will be magnanimous in victory – if the wins- to put together a “team Nigeria” for the rescue mission ....

Another example:
From Soludo's 1st article: If Jonathan wins, then God must have been magnanimous to give him a second chance to redeem himself
From Your article: If Jonathan wins, then God must have been magnanimous to give him a second chance to redeem himself.

Yet another example:
From Soludo's 1st article: The APC manifesto contains some good principles and wish-lists, but as a blue print for Nigeria’s security and prosperity, it is largely hollow
From Your article: The APC manifesto contains some good principles and wish-lists, but as a blue print for Nigeria’s security and prosperity, it is largely hollow

Be careful my friend. Be very careful

gists:


Here it is: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/buhari-vs-jonathan-beyond-election-charles-soludo/

Example of same sentences:
From Soludo's 1st article: I therefore pray that Buhari will be magnanimous in victory – if he wins—to put together a ‘team Nigeria’ for the rescue mission.
From Your article: I therefore pray that Buhari will be magnanimous in victory – if the wins- to put together a “team Nigeria” for the rescue mission ....

Another example:
From Soludo's 1st article: If Jonathan wins, then God must have been magnanimous to give him a second chance to redeem himself
From Your article: If Jonathan wins, then God must have been magnanimous to give him a second chance to redeem himself.

Yet another example:
From Soludo's 1st article: The APC manifesto contains some good principles and wish-lists, but as a blue print for Nigeria’s security and prosperity, it is largely hollow
From Your article: The APC manifesto contains some good principles and wish-lists, but as a blue print for Nigeria’s security and prosperity, it is largely hollow

Be careful my friend. Be very careful

bros i dint publish it on a newspaper or on a public board. now.. Bros chill

Could this be a coincidence??^^.

Anyway, na sane thinking im be.

RoyalPriesthuud:
Could this be a coincidence??^^.

Anyway, na sane thinking im be.

I don't know if its a coincident or not.
But its not a serious issue. I was just curious.