kabrud:

Did Buhari tell u he is contesting in 2019?

Corrinthians:
Dont mind him. I'm suspecting the old man wont but would ask to be given a chance to annoint a successor on the party ticket. It woukd then be left ti Nigerians whether to accept his candidate at the polls or not.

Atiku2019:
Oga Lamido Chill a bit We All know you cannot slug it out with an Atiku..... Lamido for Senate....



Atiku2019

Corrinthians:
Even after stating several times i woukdnt want to see a Buhari beyond 2019, this bitter ipob yoot jumps into my face with this mass if rotten ugwu leaves this cold morning..

Dude..

kabrud:

Did Buhari tell u he is contesting in 2019?

legendte:

He has the right to.
I hate people who hide under one form of propaganda to deceive or blackmail people.

kabrud:


Nobody is asking if he has the right to contest but has he told anyone he will contest? I doubt if he will contest.

ishowdotgmail:
This Lamido is high on paw-paw leaves

He sha like to dey joke sha

President koh!!!!

I repeat, No one will succeed Buhari till after 2023

ishowdotgmail:
This Lamido is high on paw-paw leaves

He sha like to dey joke sha

President koh!!!!

I repeat, No one will succeed Buhari till after 2023

iambijo:
tell me one nigerian politician that's not a theif.

datopaper:
We will have more of sule lamido before 2018.

I thought, we are practicing democracy.


You are free to contest.

The problems with likes of sule Lamido is that, they have stolen so much, and they want to spend it.
We u deny them.

I pray for we Nigerians to know our right and fight for it.

Vote wisely. And please let everybody vote.

NO MORE SIT DOWN AND LOOK.

THANKS.

Donald50:
... stop boiling like crude oil pls

emmasege:
I'd rather pitch my tent with Atiku. Lamido could be another bigot, worse than Buhari.

If PDP know what's good for them, they should look for some other serious candidate who's more nationalistic and not a religious bigot. Besides, can't the north produce president from other zones than north west?

tit:
Correct!
Lamido for president

Corrinthians:
Now, let me tell these political neophytes sometging they seem not to understand.

Personally, i would love to see a younger candidate take Buhari's place come 2019 BUT there's a political hazard that might arise from having anyone at all replace the old man. For fairness and political stability, our leader (even though we can hardly refer to them as "leaders" had a tacit agreement power would be rotated between the North and South every 8years. Jonathan as we know violated that "agremment" by running for office in 2011.

Now, we all know if someone else takes Buhari's place, we'd be looking at a situation where power is tetained in the North for no less than 12years! Some people might wanna broker some deal with whoever it is that appears most likely to succeed him in 2019 to stay for just a single term, and of course he'd agree, but trust politicians, we'd have the exact same situation we had with jonathan in the run-up to 2011, with all the attendant political upheaval. We dont have a Mandela in this country and we all know we can hardly find someone who'd voluntarilly decline taking a second bite of the forbidden fruit.

So, with or without Buhari's flaws, it appears we are stuck with him- except of course we are willing to give up our right to crying foul over Northern political dominance!

Kondomatic:
Till he dies bro.


2023 is too near