BushidoBlue:


I'm sure you didn't read the post.

He has spent more in 6months than GEJ spent in 2 years.

saintkel:
Is it true d President wants 3month as leave?

anonimi:
Oyegun, El-Rufai and Lai step in as Buhari fails to show up at London meeting again
Wednesday, 25 February 2015






ALL Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate General Muhammadu Buhari disappointed thousands of his UK supporters again yesterday by failing to show up for an interactive session organised in southeast London. This is the second time within a week that General Buhari has failed to show up at meetings organised in London and it is certain to fuel talk about the state of his health and whether he is in the UK for medical reasons.

To ameliorate the effect of his absence yesterday, party chairman Chief John Oyegun, publicity secretary Alhaji Lai Mohammed and Kaduna State gubernatorial candidate Mallam Nasir El-Rufai stepped in to address the party faithful. Hosted by Nigerian evangelical church Everlasting Arms Ministries on Old Kent Road in south London, yesterday's interactive session offered members of the APC's UK chapter the opportunity to ask their leaders several questions. Thousands had thronged to the venue hoping to see General Buhari himself was Chief Oyegun apologised for his absence saying the general was tied up elsewhere.

Last Saturday, General Buhari similarly failed to attend an interactive session held in central London and his wife Hajiya Aisha Buhari had to stand in for him alongside Mrs Dolapo Osibanjo. Despite being in the UK for almost a week now, General Buhari has not been seen in public or addressed any meetings, prompting speculation that he is here on a health visit or simply to rest from the traumas of the recent election campaign.

Chief Oyegun said, however, that General Buhari is in good health and will be available on Thursday when he is billed to speak at Chatham House. He added that the general is in the UK to take his message outside Nigeria and intimate the international community about his plans for the country. Mallam El-Rufai added: "What Nigeria is going through at the moment is similar to what South Africa faced at the end of apartheid and what China faced after the death of Mao Tse Tung. When nations go through that, they need an older leader who can calm things down and I think General Buhari will do this for Nigeria. "He is one of the few people who can guarantee that not a penny will go missing under his watch and also has the maturity to deal with the problems he will inherit. A younger leader would probably lock up all the Jonathanians but an older man will handle it with maturity and Buhari as we all know is not a vengeful man who will want to settle scores with anybody."

Alhaji Mohammed added that the APC is the only party that can address Nigeria's plethora of socio-economic woes as it conducted a national survey before drawing up its manifesto. He added that this survey showed that three in one Nigerians saw unemployment as the main problem facing the country, while 54% of Nigerians were worried about corruption and 52% wanted security addressed. Outlining a series of policy initiatives, Alhaji Mohammed and Chief Oyegun talked about what the party would do to revive agriculture, ensure stable power supply, diversify the economy, reduce corruption, combat insecurity and address housing shortages. After the party leaders spoke, members asked questions which were addressed by the trio. One party member who had hoped to see General Buhari in person said he was disappointed that the general did not show but having party leaders step in ameliorated the effects a little. He added that he looked forward to Thursday when General Buhari will be at Chatham House, so he could put some questions to the party's presidential candidate. "It was disappointing not to see our general today but it helped that the party leaders stepped in and answered some of the questions we wanted to put to him.

At least this is a vast improvement from Saturday when hundreds of party members turned up in central London and many of them were not even allowed in to what became a first ladies exclusive jamboree. "I had to wait outside and when I went to the organiser Austin Ogaga Amaechi to be let in, he was rude, uncouth, arrogant, condescending, and vulgar and acted in a manner similar to a thug. This time around though, we got to see the party leaders and I look forward to meeting General Buhari on Thursday." Alhaji Mohammed pointed out that Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) planned to hold a demonstration outside Chatham House when General Buhari appears there, so the APC will be ready with its own placards. Chief Oyegun called on party members to be vigilant as the PDP will be looking to postpone the elections again further, pointing out that it intended to bribe members of the National Assembly to extend the postponement for six months.

- See more at: http://www.nigerianwatch.com/news/6455-oyegun-el-rufai-and-lai-step-in-as-buhari-fails-to-show-up-at-london-meeting-again#sthash.4l203daD.ypt2MPOo.dpuf

BushidoBlue:


I'm sure you didn't read the post.

He has spent more in 6months than GEJ spent in 2 years.

With oil prices now hovering around $40pb, down from an all-time high of $147pb in 2008, the government that has openly told the world that Nigeria is broke has no business flirting with ostentation.

Crieff:
Alaye, you can lie.....

BushidoBlue:

I'm sure you didn't read the post.
He has spent more in 6months than GEJ spent in 2 years.

anonimi:
He CANNOT because he loves touring the world in his presidential jets as a child loves his toys
Let us forget that he promised he would turn all the jets over to Nigeria Airways when he was campaigning.
Let us forget that, shall we

texazzpete:
Did he promise to do that in the first 6 months?

We shall do this by bringing all the aircraft in the presidential fleet into the Nigerian airways and within a year increase the fleet into about 20.

anonimi:


Really


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Source: http://saharareporters.com/2013/12/29/2014-fg-maintain-presidential-jets-n152bn-punch



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ademega:
I trust Mr president

Dannyset:
If all other APC Governors can see Nigeria and Nigerians the way the President sees it, Okorocha won't have awarded N600million for Xmas decoration.

anonimi:


I assume you do not have comprehension challenges or do you





Please let me know if you have further clarifying questions.
Cheers.

anonimi:


I assume you do not have comprehension challenges or do you





Please let me know if you have further clarifying questions.
Cheers.

BushidoBlue:


I'm sure you didn't read the post.

He has spent more in 6months than GEJ spent in 2 years.

dearpreye:
My boss, your punchlines strong oooo......

kennyman2000:
Hmmmm.... Oga buhari, na the dollar make you work on now.. 300 to a dollar is sadonic... Do something before what happened in 1821 happened again ooooo..... Anyone who's willing to know what happened in 1821 should go and meet his or her great great great grandparents to ask or better still SMS 1821 events to 31111 with your mtn sim.