FOR LONG WE HAVE HEARD THIS RUMOURS

NOW THE TRUTH IS OUT

GEJ SAID IN ETHIPIO

I WILL ONLY SERVE ONE TENURE

WATCH!!!!! and JUDGE

CAN EBELE BE TRUSTED


https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=PzukrOXar58

help me greet that link when you open it

What's big deal if he changes his mind. GEJ till 2019!!!

temitemi1:
What's big deal if he changes his mind. GEJ till 2019!!!

U CANT CHANGE YOUR WORDS....

a man of integrity must maintin his words

temitemi1:
What's big deal if he changes his mind. GEJ till 2019!!!

I am sure that name you are using as a moniker is a SCAM from the usual street urchins! No wonder after 40+ years the second bridge to nowhere is not built because some phoolish people think it is okay for their leaders to say something and never be held to it!

hmmmmmm

Did Buhari not say the 2011 election would be his last?

How come you Northerners can change your mind and the rest of us can't?

Gabrielsylar:
U CANT CHANGE YOUR WORDS....

a man of integrity must maintin his words

Buhari said in 2011 that he is not contesting elections again as that will be his last.
If he is contesting then GEJ is also contesting

Gabrielsylar:
FOR LONG WE HAVE HEARD THIS RUMOURS
NOW THE TRUTH IS OUT
GEJ SAID IN ETHIPIO
I WILL ONLY SERVE ONE TENURE
WATCH!!!!! and JUDGE
CAN EBELE BE TRUSTED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=PzukrOXar58

This same Ebele is coasting home to victory at the polls come February 2015 and you are here disturbing the peace with one yeye link wey don expire where were you when Obj promised Atiku that he would only go for 1 term

Gabrielsylar:
U CANT CHANGE YOUR WORDS....

a man of integrity must maintin his words

eeh! That means Buhari is not a man of integrity too...., because I still remember that he said he won't be contesting again after 2011 election.

The fulani normad.....watz his name again








Errrr....Buhari?? Yea...Yea...buhari...






The mofo said the last presidential election held would be last he did be contesting for....

Gabrielsylar:
FOR LONG WE HAVE HEARD THIS RUMOURS

NOW THE TRUTH IS OUT

GEJ SAID IN ETHIPIO

I WILL ONLY SERVE ONE TENURE

WATCH!!!!! and JUDGE

CAN EBELE BE TRUSTED

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=PzukrOXar58

My take on this is as follows:

1. GEJ has the constitutional right to seek re-election; even if he had earlier signed an undertaking/agreement to the effect that he would not do so, nothing prevents him from changing his mind.

2. Considering the fact that Shagari and OBJ (a Hausa-Fulani and a Yoruba respectively) each got a chance from his party to seek re-election, the people of Niger Delta would justifiably feel 'cheated' if the first ever president from their oil-producing region were to be denied the same chance of seeking re-election.

3. But if Jonathan did enter into a sort of an internal agreement with his fellow PDP members, and it was on the basis of that agreement that OBJ and the PDP state governors unanimously supported him in 2011, then he is under moral obligation to respect that agreement.

4. Thus by choosing to exercise his constitutional right to re-contest in the 2015 election, JEG has abandoned his moral responsibility of respecting an agreement that he willingly signed with his PDP members. And in that case, OBJ and the state governors have every right to feel offended and betrayed by GEJ, as they staked their credibility to get the agreement signed in the first place.

5. Now that GEJ has declared for the 2014 elections, the debate has moved beyond whether he should contest or not, and whether he has breached a promise to serve for only one term or not; the debate now is whether he deserves to be elected for the second term or not, based on his competence and performance in the first term.

6. And in my honest assessment of his performance, he does NOT deserve the second term. He may be a good, decent and humble person but he clearly lacks the kind of leadership drive, passion and vision that the country needs at the moment.

7. My main problem with GEJ, apart from his cluelessness, is that he seems ready and willing to tolerate and embrace even the most corrupt and the most evil among the politicians from each state, if he perceives they can help him towards achieving his 2015 ambition of getting re-elected. So he may be pleasantly meek and humble, but ruthlessly self-centred as well!.

LogicPower:



My take on this is as follows:

1. GEJ has the constitutional right to seek re-election; even if he had earlier signed an undertaking/agreement to the effect that he would not do so, nothing prevents him from changing his mind.

2. Considering the fact that Shagari and OBJ (a Hausa-Fulani and a Yoruba respectively) each got a chance from his party to seek re-election, the people of Niger Delta would justifiably feel 'cheated' if the first ever president from their oil-producing region were to be denied the same chance of seeking re-election.

3. But if Jonathan did enter into a sort of an internal agreement with his fellow PDP members, and it was on the basis of that agreement that OBJ and the PDP state governors unanimously supported him in 2014, then he is under moral obligation to respect that agreement.

4. Thus by choosing to exercise his constitutional right to re-contest in the 2015 election, JEG has abandoned his moral responsibility of respecting an agreement that he willingly signed with his PDP members. And in that case, OBJ and the state governors have every right to feel offended and betrayed by GEJ, as they staked their credibility to get the agreement signed in the first place.

5. Now that GEJ has declared for the 2014 elections, the debate has moved beyond whether he should contest or not, and whether he has breached a promise to serve for only one term or not; the debate now is whether he deserves to be elected for the second term or not, based on his competence and performance in the first term.

6. And in my honest assessment of his performance, he does NOT deserve the second term. He may be a good, decent and humble person but he clearly lacks the kind of leadership drive, passion and vision that the country needs at the moment.

7. My main problem with GEJ, apart from his cluelessness, is that he seems ready and willing to tolerate and embrace even the most corrupt and the most evil among the politicians from each state, if he perceives they can help him towards achieving his 2015 ambition of getting re-elected. So he maybe pleasantly meek and humble, but ruthlessly self-centred as well!.

chaiiiiiiii

rattlesnake:
chaiiiiiiii

Bro, the dude's post was really brilliant. Succint, dispassionate, factual and well delivered

nuclearboy:


Bro, the dude's post was really brilliant. Succint, dispassionate, factual and well delivered

Yeah, you are right but it still doesn't stop GEJ from contesting and winning the 2015 elections