Lolz..
Truly, they have lots of money to throw around. ....Cj

cramjones:
While the PDP continue to sell their forms to their "aspirants" We have some questions for them:
[b]
1. Who is to gain politically if the entire North-West is ravaged, and declared insecure for voting? Who really gains politically?

2. Why did the late Azazi claim that PDP was behind Boko Haram? And why did his Helicopter crash mysteriously?

3. Why is the President romancing Ali Madu Sherrif? Why has there been no formal investigation launched since the Australian who accused Ali Madu Sherrif of funding Boko Haram spoke out?

4. Despite the killings, bombing and kidnappings, why haven't the Federal Government done anything to Senator Ndume? Why is he still holding a position at the senate, despite the overwhelming evidence? If I may add, why is he being tried secretly?

5. Where is the John guy that DSS caught trying to blow up radio house 2 years ago. He said he worked for the DSS, why haven't we heard anythinng about him since then?

6. Why is Orisejiafor involved arms smuggling and why is Pastor Adeboye defending him, what link does Adeboye have with Orisejiafor? On what basis as regards evidence is Pastor Adeboye defending Orisejiafor? Or is it because both pastors are good friends to the PDP and the President?

7. Why did the Federal Government debunk claims that girls were kidnapped?

8. Why is the United States not sharing intelligence with the Nigerian Government?

9. Why did Boko Haram try to kill General Mohammadu Buhari?

10. Why did the Federal Government lie about negotiating the release of the girls with Boko Haram, when in actual fact, only yesterday, the third Shekau stated clearly that the girls were married off and no talks went on? Since then 3 bombs have gone off killing over 100 people (Remember they "killed" Shekau twice, now we have a 3rd Shekau clone)

11. Why Borno? Could their be any links to the rich uranium deposits and oil discovered in Borno? Could it be that there are covert foreigners involved without any control of the Federal Government? Could it be that they are using the violent political rift to perpetuate their own evil?

12. Why has the Federal government failed to win the war against an ill-trained army of not more than 10,000, despite having an army, airforce and navy numbering over 100,000 with fighter jets and high grade military hardware?

13. Why are the army chiefs all fat?

14. How did Ihejirika have accounts with ten of millions of dollars? What was his salary as a chief of army staff?

15. Why is President Jonathan wanting to collect a $1billion loan when our defense spending during the period Boko Haram murdered the most hit $8billion?

16. Why are APC members labelled as Boko Haram sponsors? We are the opposotion, wouldn't the government score a huge political point and turn the public and the world against us if they can provide some evidence to their claim?

17. Back to Ali Madou Sherrif, why did he move on to join the PDP? Is he trying to escape from something? Recall, we had a party meeting while he was still in our party, and Bola Tinubu told him speficially that we had all the evidence on him as one of the sponsors of Boko Haram.

18. Did $20 billion get missing? Would Sanusi Lamido Sanusi make such grave allegation against a whole president? If it did get missing? Where is money, who and who has spent it? That is a lot of money!

19. Why has president Jonathan failed to fish out those he said where Boko Haram members in his government? He specifically said they were in his cabinet? Who exactly do we have as a Boko Haram minister?

20. Finally, why the president's men pressure Henry Okah to blame the very first bombing in Nigeria in 2010 on Northern elites? Why did the President refute MEND's claim of bombing, whilst pressuring Henry Okah through Oroto Douglas (presidential aide) to deny the bombing and blame it on Northerners? [/b]

-CramJones

WHO ARE THE BOKO HARAM ? NORTH EAST DISTROYING NORTH EAST JUST TO LABEL D PRESIDENT INCOMPITENT, THE USE OF BH AGAINST GEJ IS NO LONGER WORKIN BCUS WE KNOW THOSE WHO PROMISE TO MAKE NIGERIA UNGOVERNABLE ARE BEHIND BH.

President Goodluck Jonathan and his men are panicked about the potential of former Nigeria military leader, Muhammadu Buhari, who is seen as a very serious threat to his presidential ambitions, SaharaReporters sources said at the weekend.

The President and his political associates are particularly disturbed by the huge crowd that followed Buhari to declare his political intention at the rally of Governor Rotimi Amaechi in Port Harcourt. The event attracted a massive crowd, with Buhari making an appearance.

The panic-stricken president is also reported to be asking the Minister of Defence, Aliyu Gusau, to join his slate as candidate for the vice-presidency.

Mr. Jonathan is known to have traveled to Germany in September, on his way back from the United Nations General Assembly in New York, to visit ailing former head of state, General Ibrahim Babangida. He urged the former dictator to prevail on Gusau to accept the offer, but Gusau is said to be reticent about the proposal so far.

Jonathan is said to be extremely keen to have Gusau as his deputy to give him a good chance at the getting northern votes to counter Buhari’s popularity there. His current deputy, Namadi Sambo, is held as having no political weight anywhere in the North.

In the likelihood of Gusau turning down the offer, Mr. Jonathan and his political associates are said to be prepared to sacrifice the North to Boko Haram militants as a way of reducing the impact of the Northern vote in the election. Already, the sect controls large swathes of territory in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe States. Worse still, military commanders are fleeing from battlefronts in droves, in some cases enabling the Islamist militants to capture strategic cities and towns without resistance.

During a media chat in Nigeria in February 2014, Jonathan had betrayed his emotions in responding to the governor of Borno State, Kashim Shettima, by saying, “I will pull them (soldiers) out for one month whether he will stay in his Government House”. Several political and military analysts now say that the practice of soldiers deserting the warfront might be related to President Jonathan’s political strategy to neutralize the north during the 2014 elections.

Apart from seeking a more influential vice-president to enable him penetrate the North, Mr. Jonathan is also reaching out to several members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to get the party to drop Buhari as its presidential candidate in favor of “younger blood”.

To the surprise of many, Jonathan and his political supporters are said to favor the emergence of the speaker of the House of Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal as APC candidate for the presidency. Several sources told Saharareporters that the hype about the removal of the Speaker might be deliberately designed to make him popular so as to catch the attention of the public as a viable alternative to the dreaded Buhari, who Mr. Jonathan and his political associates feel will be difficult to defeat in 2015.

Security sources across the country believe that it will be difficult to manage the uprising that would greet the election if Buhari is rigged out of power, especially in the North. To that effect, several northern traditional rulers and politicians are said to be too scared to even commit to a full-hearted support for Mr. Jonathan in the North because they fear reprisals after the elections. Jonathan’s camp is of the opinion that if Tambuwal is chosen as the APC candidate, he can be rigged out without consequence.

A presidency source told SaharaReporters that the same tactic was used to scuttle the possible loss of Adamawa by the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) recently. The source said the legal victory of Barrister Bala James Ngilari was arranged by the presidency to forestall the loss by the party in the gubernatorial election as Adamawa voters favoured the APC candidate.

Several APC leaders told SaharaReporters that the party has silently decided not to give it Presidential ticket to a former PDP person hence the decision to stick with Buhari whom they feel will give them an edge in garnering the Northern vote. They said that as things stand now, while they are not only hopeful of a majority of the votes in the North, they are also certain about sizable voting blocks in Rivers and Bayelsa States.

rigarmortis:


you are a dumbfuck!

either ways you will still accuse.

if they don't sell you accuse them of being undemocratic, if they still sell they are wasting their members money and flip flopping, why don't you hold you flippant tongue you cheapfuck, two penny paid political wh0r3.

Eat a d1ck.

austinvsb1:


You say those questions are ridiculous? Mehn! You are ridiculous!!!!

omenka:
I want to Eat a d1ck

yeah you male h03, why don't you eat a d1kc and die painfully slow?..........its not like you will be missed anyway, your dumbfuckery is an embarrassment to the entire homo sapiens.

politricks:
What did i do that makes you hate me so much.

Oooh honey, am sorry. But why chose this messed up monkier nau

If Buhari is the only option APC has for Nigerians then they are as worse as their counterparts in PDP, and I make bold to say that they are taking Nigerians for a ride and I'm sorry they will lose the election woefully.

Coming to Jonathan and co, it is wrong to say they are panicked because of Buhari for fear of losing to him. Let me tell you, Buhari cannot defeat PDP even if all his almajaris and bunch of terrorists and religious bigots in the north & south vote for him. The only reason why he must not be allowed to contest is because he has already promised terror again if he loses this election in 2015. The aftermath of the election he lost in 2011 is still on, we have not been able to deal with the issues which obviously had gone really bad. Now if he loses again, what we are seeing now is child's play compared with what will happen.
Every responsible leader must not throw this into the gutters because Biharis participation in this forthcoming election is a disaster waiting to happen and portends danger to the unity of this nation.

It is a pity that APC leaders are not seeing beyond his participation in this election, it is highly irresponsible of them to overlook this. They are not asking the question, what if this man loses again, what will happen to this entity called NIGERIA? Will they also join in supporting his inflammatory statement to spark off pockets of violence that will consume Nigeria? I think everyone who has the interest of this nation must think beyond Buhari, and his possible post election reactions. Please let's all act responsibly.

Back to Jonathan, it is clear he has not performed as expected. He has not taken some serious actions that needed to be taken when it comes to making things right. Yes, he hasn't solves security problems, electricity, roads etc. I am not campaigning for him,and will not, but he is not more guilty than our past presidents. When OBJ was there for 8 years, I don't think he got this must criticized by the opposition party, yet we never had good roads, Benin-Ore roads where totally written off, electricity was at its lowest then, our economic growth was completely stunted, he was not able to achieve much even though he did not have security issues of this magnitude such as we have now in Jonathan's administration. Yet no one called for his head.

Jonathan is from the region where the resources to build and develop this nation is tapped from, yet his people live in poverty, they are minority. If he begins to show developmental concerns about his region, he will still be condensed and labeled tribalistic. Why can't we allow them to have their fair chance to lead? Why do some section of this nation employ every means to make the nation ungovernable for him. If he was from the north, would they have continued with this callous act of terrorism, would Buhari had made such inflammatory statements?

Come to think of it, the north is constantly calling for Buhari to take the mantle of power come 2015 on the grounds that he is credible and not corrupt. I oblige to ask this question and I want honest answer from our northern brothers. 'If Buhari was from the south west or south east, would you have drum up support for him?'

What we see at the front end of politics is just a tip of what goes on at the back end it. Talk is cheap. It is not easy to lead a multi religious, ethnic and tribal nation called NIGERIA. When you get in there you'll soon realize that it is not what you think.

Let's think like responsible citizens of this nation.

skyface00:
President Goodluck Jonathan and his men are panicked about the potential of former Nigeria military leader, Muhammadu Buhari, who is seen as a very serious threat to his presidential ambitions, SaharaReporters sources said at the weekend.

The President and his political associates are particularly disturbed by the huge crowd that followed Buhari to declare his political intention at the rally of Governor Rotimi Amaechi in Port Harcourt. The event attracted a massive crowd, with Buhari making an appearance.

The panic-stricken president is also reported to be asking the Minister of Defence, Aliyu Gusau, to join his slate as candidate for the vice-presidency.

Mr. Jonathan is known to have traveled to Germany in September, on his way back from the United Nations General Assembly in New York, to visit ailing former head of state, General Ibrahim Babangida. He urged the former dictator to prevail on Gusau to accept the offer, but Gusau is said to be reticent about the proposal so far.

Jonathan is said to be extremely keen to have Gusau as his deputy to give him a good chance at the getting northern votes to counter Buhari’s popularity there. His current deputy, Namadi Sambo, is held as having no political weight anywhere in the North.

In the likelihood of Gusau turning down the offer, Mr. Jonathan and his political associates are said to be prepared to sacrifice the North to Boko Haram militants as a way of reducing the impact of the Northern vote in the election. Already, the sect controls large swathes of territory in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe States. Worse still, military commanders are fleeing from battlefronts in droves, in some cases enabling the Islamist militants to capture strategic cities and towns without resistance.

During a media chat in Nigeria in February 2014, Jonathan had betrayed his emotions in responding to the governor of Borno State, Kashim Shettima, by saying, “I will pull them (soldiers) out for one month whether he will stay in his Government House”. Several political and military analysts now say that the practice of soldiers deserting the warfront might be related to President Jonathan’s political strategy to neutralize the north during the 2014 elections.

Apart from seeking a more influential vice-president to enable him penetrate the North, Mr. Jonathan is also reaching out to several members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to get the party to drop Buhari as its presidential candidate in favor of “younger blood”.

To the surprise of many, Jonathan and his political supporters are said to favor the emergence of the speaker of the House of Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal as APC candidate for the presidency. Several sources told Saharareporters that the hype about the removal of the Speaker might be deliberately designed to make him popular so as to catch the attention of the public as a viable alternative to the dreaded Buhari, who Mr. Jonathan and his political associates feel will be difficult to defeat in 2015.

Security sources across the country believe that it will be difficult to manage the uprising that would greet the election if Buhari is rigged out of power, especially in the North. To that effect, several northern traditional rulers and politicians are said to be too scared to even commit to a full-hearted support for Mr. Jonathan in the North because they fear reprisals after the elections. Jonathan’s camp is of the opinion that if Tambuwal is chosen as the APC candidate, he can be rigged out without consequence.

A presidency source told SaharaReporters that the same tactic was used to scuttle the possible loss of Adamawa by the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) recently. The source said the legal victory of Barrister Bala James Ngilari was arranged by the presidency to forestall the loss by the party in the gubernatorial election as Adamawa voters favoured the APC candidate.

Several APC leaders told SaharaReporters that the party has silently decided not to give it Presidential ticket to a former PDP person hence the decision to stick with Buhari whom they feel will give them an edge in garnering the Northern vote. They said that as things stand now, while they are not only hopeful of a majority of the votes in the North, they are also certain about sizable voting blocks in Rivers and Bayelsa States.

Ephemmm:



Deal with the message and not the messanger!

i don't have anything personal against the massenger sir

;DThey are jittery,

omenka:
What a confused bunch of people.

PDP: Flip flopping since "Edet went to school". (I don't. expect kids to understand).

Pamcrest:
Oh, so d forms are now available kwo. Funny people....hope Mr Tafawa Balewa n Mrs Duke Abiola will not fall for this trick. Just ask for yr refund because GEJ has already been programmed to win at d convention. Any other contender is wasting time, effort n money. Imagine that inept clueless drunk daring to attempt re-election! Shame
My humble submission

Must u continue to pour scorns on wisdom....how can an inept, clueless drunk after being a president in d first place attempts re-election? The same drunkard feed u and ur family........all this abuki dem self.