mad nigerian:

Why do you think that GEJ would win the election/ Is it because he is a Southerner? or because he has actually performed(no he hasnt)?

Sadly, in this country, you and the Northerners you oppose are voting for your rights to chop money, not development.

PDP had failed us . Time we tried APC...not because they are good, or because I like them, but so that we learn to vote out bad performers.

And if APC does not perform, we vote em out in 2019..and bring back PDP....who would have learned their lesson and sat up!

I will not vote GEJ because he is my fellow Southerner and my fellow Christian.

harde2lah:
Hmmm....very IMPRESSIVE. I don't like either of the party, and I dont intend voting either of them...but I think you have given me a good reason to vote for APC! Your analysis might work, Who knows?

Flyboy Zee:
The same way you (the I D I O T) managed to type.

or should I just rather say:
How did this I D I O T (you) manage to use a keyboard/pad?

harde2lah:
Hmmm....very IMPRESSIVE. I don't like either of the party, and I dont intend voting either of them...but I think you have given me a good reason to vote for APC! Your analysis might work, Who knows?

mad nigerian:

It might...but knowing Nigerians.....they don't care who is in charge...so long as opportunity to chop dey!

Eneze1:

GBAM, a lot of people clamoring here for one party or the other is not because of good leadership, but as long as the opportunity to chop and fill their pocket is available to them, they don't care

whitecat007: Simple as abc. We tried PDP it didn't work. Now lets try APC and if it doesn't work, we will try another one and keep going till we get it right.

omanzo02: How do u expect GEJ to live up to full expectation with all the distractions and effort sabotage thrown in his path?, The cabals strategy is DON'T LET WORK SUCCESSFULLY and they won't give up without a fight, I foresaw this happening in 2011, it's Nigerians that should rally round GEJ to keep the cabals at bay, being the president and the powers at it disposals are not enough to win against the cabals, only when Nigerians are behind him the cabals will understand the game is over.

BigBen10:
if everybody is a thief oya provide the saint. At least we must have good leaders.

Saintp:

I hate seeing these e-fights for pro and opposing camps in this forum. Its nt worth it at all. All these guys they are fighting over are all thieves. I'll prefer an objective analysis instead of this blind support people exhibit here.

Tony Spike: In Nigeria, our leaders are full of empty and vain promises. I've spent 5 days, so far, in this country and I've only been 'opportuned' to experience electricity for just a total of 12 hours. This is just about 10% efficiency and actually very disappointing. Still, I wonder why some nincompoops keep yelling "Fresh air". So sickening...

packman: [size=40pt]I SWEAR[/size]

[size=20pt]IF I WAS A MODERATOR I WOULD BAN THIS GUY

FOR THIS RUBBISH POST

AND IF I WAS A ADMINISTRATOR I WOULD BAN THE SHITTY

MODERATOR THAT BROUGHT THIS POST TO THE FRONT PAGE

ALL THIS MODS SHOULD BETTER RESPECT THEMSELVES OOO

ITS NEW YEAR BETTER CHANGE TO A NEW SYSTEM OOO [/size]

boy get understanding and get wisdom ok

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luvinhubby: If there is one shift that I have observed under Goodluck, it is the wider acceptability of elections conducted under his watch, starting from the 2010 Anambra elections to the last one. The elections, so far, clearly reflects the opinion of the vast majority in the areas conducted.
What most of us do not understand is that there is a particular group of military officers and powerful civilians that participated in the events that led up to and the civil war itself that believes that Nigeria is a `spoil` of their war and that they will personally chose who governs it at their whims & caprices. People like Obj, Danjuma, Ibb, Jerry Useni, Buhari etc. And GEJ never featured in their strategy.
I agree that GEJ has not lived up to expections, neither has any of our past and present leaders, both PDP and APC governors included, but in Goodluck, I see a better opportunity for Nigeria to break free from the imperial shackles of these ungodly kingmakers and over-greedy political leaders.
The main reason for Niger delta militancy was not development, but the fact that more oil is been bunkered by the crooked politicians and retired soldiers than what Nigeria officially exports and the owners of this oil are not benefitting from it.
The purpose of the fury of the likes of OBJ, El-Rufai, IBB and these politicians is the fact the GEJ re-channeled the source of their crude oil bunkering to Niger Delta militants and is working hand-in-hand with them, hence the open access to free money has been taken away from them and they are fighting to get it back.
The only cause of any political maneuvering and conflict in Nigeria is about who controls the oil, legally and illegally and GEJ is the only one that has deprived these greedy fellows access to it.
Most of the issues raised against him can be summarized in two, security and justice delivery system, and we know that one was borne out politico-religious extremism and the other is an issue that needs strong legislation.
For me, I look beyond what GEJ has done or not done right or wrong, but what he represents for the future political leadership in Nigeria,an opportunity to break away from a greedy sink-hole of our political class.

Donalð Genes: On a flipside,my only real concern about GEJ reign is that corruptions seems to be the order of the day.okay,let me explain further
Morally and literally speaking, I expected GEJ to simply ask any of his minister fingered or alleged to be corrupting his ot herself to resign honourable-But the reverse is the case, His 'Body language' is telling us that he can't exert his power in issues like that.
I don't have the strenght to talk abeg.
To whom power is given,much is expected of'

Afam4eva:
People do different things for different reasons. Obasanjo supported Jonathan because he saw Jonathan as someone he could pocket but he was wrong. Do you think Obasanjo would have written that letter if Jonathan was still saying "Yes Sir" to him? I doubt that very much.

Obiagelli: gullible piece of crap, i opened this Page to read policies but end up with bull poo. Op you are a sycophant.

mikeansy: if Jonathan improves electricity this year he will win re-election

Omo_Tier1:

If you call acts of cowardice boldness, then I really cannot help you that much. How on earth does the following amount to boldness:

1. Increase fuel prices in January 2012 without first thinking through the 'appropriate' palliative measures to cushion the reverberating effects of such insidious policy?

2. Allowing the universities in the nation to go on strike for 6 months, rather than engage them in meaningful discussion, decided to play politics by alleging that the Universities lecturers were doing the bidding of the opposition political parties. Good six months, millions of student were made to stay at home with economic activities stifled in most towns who hitherto depend on these students for survival.

3. Bleeding the excess crude account savings from nearly $10bn to deficit, leaving the Nigeria state seriously exposed to another international economic crisis that may leave millions of Nigeria poorer.

4. Allowing Federal Health workers to go on strike for weeks, stifling the Health sector reforms hitherto embarked upon by His predecessors. Today, many Federal Health institutions are on their knees and the Primary and Maternity Health centers scattered across the country are dysfunctional.

5. Allowing corruption to reign alingo in every facet of the society, with Federal civil service now seemingly another synonym for corruption.

I can go on and on, but it is clear to any sane Nigerian that there is nothing bold about President Jonathan whether when He was a substantive president or even now when it comes to Him taking the initiatives that would improve the fortunes of Nigerians. Jonathan only 'seems' to bare His fangs when He 'interests' and that of His cronies are threatened.

I dare this OP to tell Nigerians, one bold decision Jonathan has taken that has resulted in more money in their pocket.

whitecat007: Simple as abc. We tried PDP it didn't work. Now lets try APC and if it doesn't work, we will try another one and keep going till we get it right.