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shymexx:

Thank God you're awake as well...unlike the majority of the monkey see, monkey do, Nigerians.

Anyway, don't join the sheeple and reject the sedatives!

GEJ is the worst thing to happen to Nigeria - be vigilant, because the country might crumble soon.

Just run when you see fire on the mountain.

shymexx: This man has to be the bravest Nigerian ever!!

He just dared your president again - and I doubt GEJ has the spheres to arrest him other than petty character assassination on the internet.

I admire strong leaders not fedora hat wearing weaklings with no spheres!!

However, I believe GEJ knows more about the organisational structure and the sponsors of BH than this man, to be honest.

You lot just gotta use your 3rd eye and think critically.


Don't attack my post. "Diss me and you won't get a reply." - Drake

gbadexy: I think buhari jut lost a supporter with this report.
I think the man is too sentimental about north and he too may do for his region far worse than jonathan even though it is justified for niger deltans.
May God spare us till 2015, I would rather vote a credible candidate from a small party.

Ucheaaron:

http://dailytrust.com.ng/index.php/top-stories/55080-insecurity-buhari-asks-jonathan-to-resign

lacasa: Presidency Denies Linking Buhari To Boko Haram
Posted on April 17, 2013

Peter Clottey

Dr. Doyin Okupe, senior special adviser for public affairs of Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan (Courtesy of Nigeria government) An advisor to Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan has denied reports that he named Muhammadu Buhari, the country’s former leader, as a sponsor of the militant group, Boko Haram.
Doyin Okupe, Jonathan’s senior special assistant on public affairs, said the reports were a calculated attempt to hamper the president’s efforts to deal with the security threat posed by Boko Haram.
“There are people who want to damage my reputation and, through me, damage the president and the government,” said Okupe. “These are just some funny and wicked attempts by those who hate the government trying to discredit [us]. There is no iota of truth in it [and] I never said it.”
Reports circulating on social media platforms in Nigeria also quoted Okupe as saying Boko Haram was an “inevitable consequence of the Islamic religion.” But Okupe said the reports were false and an attempt by opponents to cause disaffection in the country by pitting citizens against each other and against the administration.
Abubakar Shekau, the leader of the militant Islamic sect Boko Haram, rejected the idea of any potential amnesty offered by the government. His comments came after religious, political and traditional leaders in northern Nigeria called for granting some kind of amnesty to Boko Haram, and also after President Jonathan formed a committee to discuss a possible deal.
Okupe says the government will continue its work to resolve the security crisis posed by Boko Haram and other groups.
“The government is still very much interested in anything that would bring peace to the country, especially to the areas affected by Boko Haram,” Okupe said. “The options are open and the dialogue and engagement are still continuing at various levels.
“It is our hope and prayer that people with influence will move into this matter and bring the Boko Haram around, so that we can have some peace in this country,” he said.
Some Nigerians have criticized leaders in the country’s north for not doing enough to help stop the violence blamed on the Boko Haram. But, Okupe said the leaders have been helping the government address the threat posed by the militant group.
“After the government has shown some disposition towards amnesty that is largely requested by leaders from the north, there has been a flurry of activities by the northern leaders,” he said. “One is just hoping and praying that all these activities will produce some results that we can all be very happy and glad about.”
“From what I know from the inside,” continued Okupe, “this government has shown commendable capability and has acquired what is required to curtain most of these nefarious activities. The security agencies are getting better by the day, so one cannot but believe that the government is on top of this situation.”
Boko Haram has been accused of carrying out violent attacks in an attempt to force the country to adopt strict Islamic law.
Human Rights Watch says Boko Haram-related violence has killed an estimated 3,000 people since 2009, a toll that includes killings by security forces.


i wish fvckrd will see dis...

http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/exclusive/advisor-denies-linking-former-nigerian-president-to-boko-haram/

Harjibode: TOTALENU


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stake high..

tomakint:
Slim you can quote me, the way Jonathan will flog his next opponent will be unprecedented because in no time it shall be revealed that those APC, ACN clowns are nothing but political desperados!

ferdimako:

You failed because you shaded from your phone and altered your paper types. Quit whining!

Jonzi: FEDPOILA only accepts candidates d@ choose dem as frst choice nd most preffered, any orda choice dey won't accept

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