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Buhari’s stand on insurgency unpatriotic –PDP by Emyben(m): 8:06am On Dec 04, 2014
The Peoples Democrat­ic Party (PDP) Na­tional Working Com­mittee (NWC) has again carpeted the presiden­tial aspirant of the All Pro­gressives Congress (APC), General Muhammadu Bu­hari over his promise to end the insurgency in the North-eastern part of the country, if voted into power in 2015 general elections.

In a statement signed by its National Publicity Scribe, Olisa Metuh, the ruling party, accused General Buhari of withholding information that could assist the present ad­ministration in addressing the scary security situation in the country.

The PDP further claimed that such mindset showed the APC’s presidential aspirant as unpatriotic.

Metuh said: “The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is constrained to take on former military ruler and four-time aspirant to the office of the president, General Muhamma­du Buhari, on the insinuation contained in his declaration that the Federal Government has failed in tackling the problem of insurgency and that he will end the scourge if he is elected president.

“It is unfortunate that Gen­eral Buhari, being a former head of state, has continued to play politics with a very seri­ous security challenge, which has claimed the lives of many Nigerians by always trying to use the pains of the people to score cheap political points at a time all patriotic Nigerians are joining hands with govern­ment to look for solution.

“Rather than show patrio­tism by collaborating with the Federal Government, the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential aspirant prefers that the nation has no solution until the time he is able to step in as president with his “magic wand” to end the insurgency.

“This not only exposes a height of insensitivity but also a clear absence of genu­ine love and concern for the people. Assuming, without conceding that he has the so­lution to the problem, should Buhari, as a prominent citizen, not have put the country first before any selfish political agenda and personal aggran­dizement?”

The statement further claimed that chieftains of the main opposition party in the country, the APC were bent on frustrating every genuine move by the Dr. Goodluck Jonathan administration to end the insur­gency.

The statement further read in part: “Whereas, the Federal Government has shown in­controvertible commitment to ending the insurgency by de­ploying troops and equipping the military, opposition leaders including General Buhari have continued in their desperate at­tempt to sabotage the efforts by making statements that encour­age insurgency and which are capable of demoralising and dividing our security agencies.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=93919#

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Re: Buhari’s stand on insurgency unpatriotic –PDP by mikolo80: 9:56am On Dec 04, 2014
. Gaddem incompetent mofosWhy fed no fit subpoena abi na summon him,conspiracy after the fact
Re: Buhari’s stand on insurgency unpatriotic –PDP by major466(m): 11:41am On Dec 04, 2014
“Rather than show patrio­tism by collaborating with the Federal Government, the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential aspirant prefers that the nation has no solution until the time he is able to step in as president with his “magic wand” to end the insurgency.
Undiluted Truth.

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Re: Buhari’s stand on insurgency unpatriotic –PDP by mesoade(m): 4:27pm On Dec 04, 2014
PLOT A
Re: Buhari’s stand on insurgency unpatriotic –PDP by mesoade(m): 4:32pm On Dec 04, 2014
Emyben:
The Peoples Democrat­ic Party (PDP) Na­tional Working Com­mittee (NWC) has again carpeted the presiden­tial aspirant of the All Pro­gressives Congress (APC), General Muhammadu Bu­hari over his promise to end the insurgency in the North-eastern part of the country, if voted into power in 2015 general elections.

In a statement signed by its National Publicity Scribe, Olisa Metuh, the ruling party, accused General Buhari of withholding information that could assist the present ad­ministration in addressing the scary security situation in the country.

The PDP further claimed that such mindset showed the APC’s presidential aspirant as unpatriotic.

Metuh said: “The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is constrained to take on former military ruler and four-time aspirant to the office of the president, General Muhamma­du Buhari, on the insinuation contained in his declaration that the Federal Government has failed in tackling the problem of insurgency and that he will end the scourge if he is elected president.

“It is unfortunate that Gen­eral Buhari, being a former head of state, has continued to play politics with a very seri­ous security challenge, which has claimed the lives of many Nigerians by always trying to use the pains of the people to score cheap political points at a time all patriotic Nigerians are joining hands with govern­ment to look for solution.

“Rather than show patrio­tism by collaborating with the Federal Government, the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential aspirant prefers that the nation has no solution until the time he is able to step in as president with his “magic wand” to end the insurgency.

“This not only exposes a height of insensitivity but also a clear absence of genu­ine love and concern for the people. Assuming, without conceding that he has the so­lution to the problem, should Buhari, as a prominent citizen, not have put the country first before any selfish political agenda and personal aggran­dizement?”

The statement further claimed that chieftains of the main opposition party in the country, the APC were bent on frustrating every genuine move by the Dr. Goodluck Jonathan administration to end the insur­gency.

The statement further read in part: “Whereas, the Federal Government has shown in­controvertible commitment to ending the insurgency by de­ploying troops and equipping the military, opposition leaders including General Buhari have continued in their desperate at­tempt to sabotage the efforts by making statements that encour­age insurgency and which are capable of demoralising and dividing our security agencies.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=93919#
. . Bitter truth@emboldened

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Re: Buhari’s stand on insurgency unpatriotic –PDP by gregg2: 6:23pm On Dec 04, 2014
Buhari's craze for power is even suspicious.
The man has scores to settle with either christians or Southern Nigeria
Re: Buhari’s stand on insurgency unpatriotic –PDP by emperorchedda(m): 6:34pm On Dec 04, 2014
You are the president and signed up to provide solutions to the shortcomings of the nation, don't expect another fellow to carry out your duty for you.

Except you BEG him to lend you a helping hand

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Re: Buhari’s stand on insurgency unpatriotic –PDP by bewla(m): 6:44pm On Dec 04, 2014
sadwhen will Nigerians unite
Re: Buhari’s stand on insurgency unpatriotic –PDP by femicyrus(m): 7:22pm On Dec 04, 2014
If u love nigeria as u claim, why not step aside for someone that can end the insurgency rather than stick to power with cluelessness while nigerian are dying
Re: Buhari’s stand on insurgency unpatriotic –PDP by macof(m): 12:00pm On Dec 15, 2014
Don't be fooled people. Buhari is the sponsor and backbone of Boko haram.
He aims to frustrate GEJ's administration and effect Islamic jihad at the same time.

Open ur minds Nigerians and observe, why was there a blast on the day Jonathan declared his intentions to run? This APC and Buhari capitalized on as a medium to castigate GEJ
It's so obvious Buhari is the evil of this country, he has so much to gain from this insurgence

Vote for him, and you would be letting the devil win

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