Leojamesjames:
My incoming president.... But you own a resturant here.

Justfollowit:


Abi

abbeyfel:
You will understand Nigeria's peculiarity before the next four years is over. Nigeria's problem is not the president alone. We all are involved.You are an example of a typical Nigerian. Giving abusive names or title to ur leaders shows a gross lack of understand and knowledge. Imagine,the two gentlemen involve never even abused each other for once,which wan con be your own? Na only u get Nigeria? Jona sef don congratulate Buhari you dey here they curse who God don bless!

Kororugged:
They are already paying homage to the new boss in town

God bless Nigerians for making the right choice!

Imagine if we had to go through another 4 years of misrule under Jogogoro and Shepopotamus..

Lalasticlala your attention is required here

Kororugged:
They are already paying homage to the new boss in town

God bless Nigerians for making the right choice!

Imagine if we had to go through another 4 years of misrule under Jogogoro and Shepopotamus..

Lalasticlala your attention is required here

freemanbubble:
african leaders are bunch of idiots since 1895. People who caused the death of thousands in ivorycoast alongside gbagbo. Shame on african leaders. No sense of shame.
President jonathan remain our hero

searching4love:



Bitchh stop stalking me. If you're hornyy I have a friend in Lewisham who is Willing to let his pet Dog fück you for free. Bleep off my mentions hoe

Kororugged:
.......
.....Imagine if we had to go through another 4 years of misrule under Jogogoro and Shepopotamus..

IbnSultaan:
NTA prbs is worst than Ebola

IbnSultaan:
amen.
All security protocols are been followed to ensure GMB is safe and secured

For the West interest in GMB I can't say a lot
But I believe Nig will gain a lot frm it. While we carry out the Rship with care.

buskie13:
baba that can't understand fluent English...how is he going to cope with the way Ouattara speaks his English.. baba one chance

ferhyntorlah:


Phahahahahahahahahahahaha.

It needs MASSIVE revamp ASAP! I still don't know why my dad watches NTA 9PM Network news. The same old tune: tononooooooo tono tono noooooooooo~RUBBISH! Even the logo is double rubbish.

Senator-elect, Ben Murray-Bruce tried in upgrading that station when he was the DG but Mr Tony Iredia took them backward.

NTA should be completing with the likes of BBC, Aljazeera, eNews (South African station). Local stations like TVC, Channels and AIT have left them behind.

NTA should be digitalised; analogue is old school!!!

raumdeuter:
Nice one

Also Mr Quattara, can you share the blueprint for the "Gbagbo treatment",

Just in case we need it for the President Jonathan

buskie13:
park well...buhari na

BABA ONE CHANCE

ajebuter:
Do you want to become a president in Nigeria?

Be certificate less, rear cows, fail maths are the coast is clear..

IbnSultaan:
Buhari receives #President Ouattara Alassane of Côte d'Ivoire

[b]Former military dictator wins Nigerian presidency

By Thomas Gaist
1 April 2015


Initial reports Tuesday indicated that Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC) party has emerged as the victor in Nigeria’s presidential elections, which took place over the weekend.

Buhari’s apparent victory has been met with allegations of vote rigging by supporters of current President Goodluck Jonathan’s People’s Democratic Party (PDP), which has controlled Nigeria's government since the end of open military rule in 1999.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), a federation of West African regimes that has organized regional military missions in league with Washington and the European powers, has given its stamp of approval to the elections and insisted that both sides accept the final vote tally.

If confirmed, Buhari’s ascendancy would represent a further extension of US political domination over Africa’s wealthiest country and largest oil producer. Buhari received years of training from the US military, graduating from the US Army War College in 1980, before becoming military dictator of Nigeria in a 1983 military coup d’etat that overthrew the government of President Shehu Shegari



There are clear indications that the Obama White House favors a transition from Jonathan to Buhari. During Buhari’s campaign, the APC has reportedly relied on support from a consulting firm run by US President Barack Obama’s former senior advisor and campaign manager David Axelrod.

In January 2015, Buhari was invited as the keynote speaker for a conference, “Countdown to Nigeria’s 2015 Elections,” held by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a ruling class think tank with close ties to the White House.

The increasingly friendly relations of the Jonathan government with China likely explain the recent growth of tensions between the Jonathan administration and the Obama administration, which is seeking to counter growing Chinese hegemony in Africa through military and political means. Chinese economic concessions in the country’s massive oil sector include a 2010 $23 billion contract signed by Jonathan with Chinese firms for construction of several new oil and petrochemical facilities.

Apparently fearful of expanding US influence within Nigeria’s military establishment, the Jonathan administration moved suddenly in late 2014 to cancel a US-sponsored program to train new Nigerian military units. US officials responded to the cancellation with public threats that Jonathan’s policies were bringing US-Nigerian relations to an historic low.


US backing for the Buhari campaign is part of US efforts to secure control over the massive oil resources flowing through Nigeria's export terminals along the Gulf of Guinea. As early as 2001, the Bush administration’s National Energy Policy Development Group, headed by Vice President Dick Cheney, concluded that control of Nigerian oil and drilling developments in the Gulf of Guinea were critical to US interests.

The US military and elite US think tanks have since developed plans for militarily occupying and controlling Lagos, home to some 20 million Nigerians. Papers published in 2014 specifically citing Lagos as a necessary focus for US contingency planning included “Megacities and the United States Army: Preparing for a complex and uncertain future,” published by the US Army’s Strategic Studies Group, and “Mega Cities, Ungoverned Areas, and the Challenge of Army Urban Combat Operations in 2030-2040,” published by the Small Wars Foundation.

Saturday’s elections were the culmination of a struggle between different factions of a national bourgeois elite, with both sides equally hostile to Nigeria’s workers, oppressed masses and peasantry. Jonathan and Buhari alike represent a Nigerian ruling class that is completely dependent upon foreign capital and incapable of implementing even limited measures to raise the living standards of the population.

Buhari’s rise comes as yet further proof that Africa’s “democratic” and “independent” governments, established through “decolonization” and plagued by a never-ending series of military coups, are to be further transformed into colonial-style garrison states in service of the US and European banks and corporations.


http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2015/04/01/nige-a01.html

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Leojamesjames:
My incoming president.... But you own a resturant here.

Lol. Arabs and Somalis celebrate Buhari's victory all over the world - even more than APC Sai Buharis. Why

Cooleasy:

Buhari is suddenly looking fresher, since the period after the elections. I've been comparing his pictures. What could be the reason(s) o?

IbnSultaan:
Buhari receives #President Ouattara Alassane of Côte d'Ivoire

IbnSultaan:
Buhari receives #President Ouattara Alassane of Côte d'Ivoire

ManTiger:
[size=50pt]I need no soothsayer to tell me that NIGERIA will be great AGAIN!



The Giant shall be respected again... aye aye aye...[/size]

teeowl:
he is already making alliances...

igbo2011:
Outtara is a puppet to France.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zdeyg2vXyoM