Why is President Jonathan delaying his declaration for 2015 presidential elections??

Seriously this particular question has flooded my mind since the day i got my permanent voters card.
Is he scared of the threat thrown at him by the notherners elders? Or he is just tryna make the whole shown more dramatic??

Seriously he shouldn't still keep Nigerian in suspense......
What do u think his reason might be?

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when time is due he will .

He's scared

he has not brought d chinok girls back or jailed any political thief and d economy is preeety messsed up

Oziddy: Why is President Jonathan delaying his declaration for 2015 presidential elections??

Seriously this particular question has flooded my mind since the day i got my permanent voters card.
Is he scared of the threat thrown at him by the notherners elders? Or he is just tryna make the whole shown more dramatic??

Seriously he shouldn't still keep Nigerian in suspense......
What do u think his reason might be?

You see, Politics is a game of numbers and not necessarily of Intellect or power. The truth is, "power belongs to the people".

Now to your question, GEJ is mindful of the grievances our Northern countrymen are holding against him and would rather wait until he is able to pacify certain percentage of them (if not majority) that he actually meant good for them and not the mischievous outlook presently sold to them by their political class and religious leaders.

He believes doing so without proper consultation amounts to saying he (GEJ) can do without the North which of course is a fallacy.

Some part of the North have started lowering and softening their conditions to supporting his second term bid as president.

Until when GEJ is done playing these useful and intelligent cards that will ensure his victory in a free and fair election devoid of bloodshed, you will have to wait a little longer than you anticipated.

Ngwakwe:

You see, Politics is a game of numbers and not necessarily of Intellect or power. The truth is, "power belongs to the people".

Now to your question, GEJ is mindful of the grievances our Northern countrymen are holding against him and would rather wait until he is able to pacify certain percentage of them (if not majority) that he actually meant good for them and not the mischievous outlook presently sold to them by their political class and religious leaders.

He believes doing so without proper consultation amounts to saying he (GEJ) can do without the North which of course is a fallacy.

Some part of the North have started lowering and softening their conditions to supporting his second term bid as president.

Until when GEJ is done playing these useful and intelligent cards that will ensure his victory in a free and fair election devoid of bloodshed, you will have to wait a little longer than you anticipated.

He has aggrieved not only the north but all Nigerians.

The university students who were at home for over six months have not yet been pacified not to mention the polytechnic students who were neglected for nearly a year.

The minister who presided over the immigration recruitment jamboree that led to the loss of young Nigerians is still in office.

We had a president when nearly 100 policemen civil defence sss were butchered and burnt in the Ombatse fiasco and nobody has been brought to book.

He is a good man but not decisive enough. He takes too long to make a decision which is not good in a leader because by the time the decision is finally made, more harm would have been done.