Acidosis: From all indications, the people of the core north, west, and eastern part of the country are already targetting the presidential seat come 2015. (The likes of Fashola, Okorocha, Buhari etc).

Some may not understand the tricks, whims, carjoles and caprices of these tribalistic and ethnic vampires but plssss for the future of the north central region, lets not succumb to any of these people.

Never you believe that "f00lish" statement that says "Nigeria is one". Nigeria is only one on the geographical map.Thanks to Flora shaw for calling us Nigerians, however she'll be regretting her efforts wherever she is now.

The past leaders have underdeveloped the region all because we don't have much oil to paint their dry lips.. not forgetting the vast mineral resources wasting on and below our ground.

I must commend President GEJ, atleast for sitting 2 universities at a time in the region. He's the best man so far.. but is that what we really need at this point in time?

In Nigeria, I've learned that "It is better to vote for a sick man from your place, than a healthy man from another region" (I quote that without no regret)

Never you believe a Governor is better than any Governor from the north central. some states only have much & more money/allocations cos of the much attention given to their oil by the F.G and some others working on inherited past glory. so there is absolutely no reason why any sensible literate/illiterate governor would not build mansions, hospitals, roads.

Now you see the reason why we also need that President who would give us much attention/favoritism/special treatment for the tin, petroleum, coal, iron ore, limestone etc..

haka_nai:


LMAO !!! who are you to suggest such? what votes do you control and what block can you pull/align to your cause.A tree can not make a forest and making peace with all around you is inevitable.living in isolation can not make it good for you.So you better wake up.There is more to it than sycophancy,nepotism and lust for corrupt money.

Jarus: I'm from the North Central but I look at the competence of the candidates, not where he comes from. From all the names being bandied around, here is my preference

1, Fashola (Great administrator, but may not be able to solve the cankerworm that Corruption is)
2, Buhari (still believes in this man as capable of returning Nigeria to sanity but age is the issue)
3, Mark (I see this guy making headway in solving BH problem - he has this mediation and negotiation skills)

Acidosis: ^ ^ fabulous explanations, though Buhari is "no, no" for me.

Jarus: I'm from the North Central but I look at the competence of the candidates, not where he comes from. From all the names being bandied around, here is my preference

1, Fashola (Great administrator, but may not be able to solve the cankerworm that Corruption is)
2, Buhari (still believes in this man as capable of returning Nigeria to sanity but age is the issue)
3, Mark (I see this guy making headway in solving BH problem - he has this mediation and negotiation skills)

Jarus: I'm from the North Central but I look at the competence of the candidates, not where he comes from. From all the names being bandied around, here is my preference

1, Fashola (Great administrator, but may not be able to solve the cankerworm that Corruption is)
2, Buhari (still believes in this man as capable of returning Nigeria to sanity but age is the issue)
3, Mark (I see this guy making headway in solving BH problem - he has this mediation and negotiation skills)