NnamdiN: So because the American did it, GEJ should do it too? What is it with you people and this man I would vote for GEJ just to spite his haters (nothing else). Nigeria's problems cannot be fixed in 4yrs

NnamdiN: So because the American did it, GEJ should do it too? What is it with you people and this man I would vote for GEJ just to spite his haters (nothing else). Nigeria's problems cannot be fixed in 4yrs

Orlando Owoh:
When it soothes you you imitate the United States, but when it doesn't you devise selfish means. You claim our type of presidential system is American model, but are our political office holders receiving meagre salaries like their counterparts in America?

Orlando Owoh:
Goodluck Jonathan, like Lydon B. Johnson, succeeded his boss. He completed the unexpired tenure of his boss, Musa Yar'Adua, who died in 2010, even though he (Jonathan) had been the President before now, though on acting capacity.
Good Jonathan should feel like Lyndon Johnson did, that the six years he would rule would be enough for him to transform the United States of America when he contested. Jonathan would ruled Nigeria for nothing less than six years when his first tenure ends in 2015.

X-factoria:



If for anything, in 2015, Nigerians should rise up and teach the north some hard lessons. Power belongs to God. No one should be rewarded for harassing, intimidating, killing and maiming others for the ultimate goal of regaining power at all cost.

kingoflag:

No, you dont have to teach the "North" any of your fancy lessons. All yall gotta do is teach the corrupt and deceptive politicians whatever lessons your brain has thought up (regardless of their tribe and religion) by refusing to have them lead you in any capacity. Thats the lesson u ought to be teaching.

Orlando Owoh: Lyndon B. Johnson was the Vice President of the United States of America. He rose to the position of president when his boss, John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963. He became President that year, and ruled upto 1965 when the tenure of his late boss would have ended. In 1964, however, he contested and won the Presidential Election, to serve as president for the next four years. Having served his country as an elected president for four years, he could have run for another four years but rather left his deputy, Hubert H. Humphrey to run.

Goodluck Jonathan, like Lydon B. Johnson, succeeded his boss. He completed the unexpired tenure of his boss, Musa Yar'Adua, who died in 2010, even though he (Jonathan) had been the President before now, though on acting capacity.
Good Jonathan should feel like Lyndon Johnson did, that the six years he would rule would be enough for him to transform the United States of America when he contested. Jonathan would ruled Nigeria for nothing less than six years when his first tenure ends in 2015.

Why are you afraid of elections . Why is Jonah stepping down something most of you desire so much . Why not disgrace him at the ballot box

druid06: Mr President would not win the election come 2015. If you retards are too damn stupid to notice the irrefutable hole he's dragging the nation Nigeria into then I think I've lost all hope in humanity. He's been the president and acting for almost 4 years or more yet the 6 month governance of my great friend and father Yar'Adua was better and favourable than both the rule of the southern presidents combined. Let the mantle of leader change hands. I'm tired of imcompetence and mediocrity being the order of the day. I'm tired of GEJ and I'm sure millions of Nigerians feel the same way too.. Let's someone else carry that burden.

atlwireles:

Why are you afraid of elections . Why is Jonah stepping down something most of you desire so much . Why not disgrace him at the ballot box

atlwireles:

Why are you afraid of elections . Why is Jonah stepping down something most of you desire so much . Why not disgrace him at the ballot box

atlwireles:

Then wait for 2015 to settle scores. That's how things are done.

Orlando Owoh:
Read before commenting; I've not said the President should resign but that he should go for re-election in 2015, when he would have used six years.

druid06:

He will be disgraced alright and I can't wait.

atlwireles:

All about semantics, (don't run and resign because of 6yrs is all the same rubbish) your intent is clear. You are calling for resignation, pure and simple. Take your calls and battle to the ballot box. The Nigerian voter will make the determination for us.

atlwireles:

I like that spirit, as long as you are willing to live with his victory come 2015.

Orlando Owoh:
Nobody is saying he should resign but that he shouldn't contest again, blocked head. This is the second time I'm telling you. No wonder WAEC and NECO make millions from people like you that write English Language every year.

atlwireles:

So there are saints among the politician that should be allowed to lead

hopilo: Jonathan would ruled Nigeria for nothing less than six years when his first tenure ends in 2015.

SIX YEARS INSTADE OF EIGHT YEARS? Why must one side concede 2years and the other side don't want to concede 2years to allow GEJ have 10years in govt. which constitution backs him.

Orlando Owoh:
We shall wait till 2015, but don't forget he will have to go through a primary election because people will kick against a concensus candidate. And I doubt if he will win a free and fair primary, not to talk of the general election.