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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by mcquin(m): 8:35am On Dec 27, 2014
Akpan107:
Nothing will ever stop Buhari from losing come 2015.


GEJ's failure will; except you want to stand here and argue that GEJ hasn't lost fans and people that voted him the last time.

Look around and you'll see that some persons really did vote him the last time but have changed their mind.

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by zubby29(m): 8:36am On Dec 27, 2014
Juliaann:
I don't even know what to tell this man


Old cargo
when did it become a crime to get old and still offer yourself up for service? are u younger dan him,going by your comment i am very sure you are much older,hv a seat if u dnt hv anything reasonable to say,bfr i leav u 1 advice hv some respect for elders,jst like i am reapecting u my grandmother

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by Mistermamus(m): 8:37am On Dec 27, 2014
all I knew GEJ will still come bck . this old cunny man should just rest abeg

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by Mistermamus(m): 8:38am On Dec 27, 2014
all I know GEJ will still come bck . this old cunny man should just rest abeg

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by Nobody: 8:38am On Dec 27, 2014
anonimi:


- The same way he prosecuted (protected) Alhaji Shehu Shagari, the President he overthrew COMPARED to (persecuted) Dr. Alex Ekwueme who was his Vice President, abi?
- The same way he prosecuted (protected) Alhaji Awal Ibrahim, the Niger state governor he overthrew COMPARED to (persecuted) Prof. Ambrose Alli, the Bendel state governor before his COUP, abi nor be so?

Bloody ethno-religious bigot & HYPOCRITE!!!

Lies

GOVERNOR ABBA MUSA RIMI, KADUNA STATE
On 28 March 1985 a Special Military Tribunal sentenced
Rimi to 21 years in jail for corruptly enriching 96
legslators of the State House of Assembly by N500,000.
Rimi said he had given the money to the legislator "for
keeping the law and order in their constituencies"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abba_Musa_Rimi
RELEASE:
Rimi was released by General Ibrahim Babangida. He
joined the People's Democratic Party in 1998 and vied for
President in 2003 under the PDP platform.
GOVERNOR AWAAL MUHAMMED IBRAHIM, NIGER STATE
He was convicted by the military tribunal for corrupt
practices in 1984. Released by IBB and barred from
holding political office by the IBB regime in 1986. He was
appointed Emir of Suleja in 1993 amid protest by Sulejas.
He was kicked out of the Emir Stool in 1994. In 2000, he
was reappointed Emir by the PDP Governor Abdulkadir
Kure in 2000.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awwal_Ibrahim

GOVERNOR ABUBAKAR RIMI, KANO STATE
He was convicted by the special Military tribunal for 21
Years improsonment for corruption that bothers on
bribery. He was found guilty of receiving bribe for a
property deal.
AFTER RELEASE:
Abubakar Rimi was a member of People's Democratic
Party, he was appointed Chairman of the Nigerian Security
Printing and Minting Company (NSPMC) by President
Obasanjo. He defected to ACN in 2007, but returned back
to PDP in 2008. He died in 2010.
GOVERNOR SABO BAKIN ZUWO, KANO STATE
He was a former Senator, elected Governor in 1983
defeating exGov Rimi. Boxes full of cash ranging from
$4.5 million was found in his residence. He was convicted
for 21 years for accepting bribe in a property deal(along
with Rimi), and was commuted to a cummulative 300
years in prison for embezzlement of Kano fund. He died in
1989.
APER AKU, BENUE STATE
There was Aper Aku with his trade mark baldhead, looking
dazed as he was sentenced to 21 years for borrowing
N50,000, yes, fifty thousand Naira from Benue Breweries,
a company established and run by his government. The
prosecutors had argued that the Benue Breweries belong
to the Benue People. He died in 1988 shortly after

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by Nobody: 8:38am On Dec 27, 2014
What is the meaning of buhari. .. (haram)..........?
Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by 49cents(m): 8:41am On Dec 27, 2014
fkaz:
WT: [/b]How is your relationship with Tinubu beyond politics and party activities?
Buhari:He’s a committed party member. I think, if not for him and Chief Akande and some of us, the merger wouldn’t have taken place.
[b]WT:
Some see your choice of running mate, Osinbajo, as unusual. When did you meet him and why did he become your choice?
Buhari:It wasn’t out of the blues. Who was my last running mate? He was a pastor and a Yoruba man. In 2003 it was Chuba Okadigbo, a Catholic. In 2007, it was Ume-Ezeoke, an Igbo man, a Catholic. In 2011, it was Bakare, a pastor. There’s nothing unusual about them.
Frankly, I met him through [Tinubu]. He brought a team of press men who grilled us for six hours on a Friday. I had to beg them for a Friday mosque break and they allowed me to go pray and come back. He’s a professor of Constitutional Law, has been a Commissioner of Justice and an Attorney General. He’s an intellectual and has got vast experience. Who else do we have better than that?
WT: But there were speculations that Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State or Lagos State’s Babatunde Fashola would emerge your running mate. Perhaps this is why your choice appeared unusual...
Buhari:To be fair, I defined the candidate’s right to choose his running mate, which is legal. Why should I be harassed for claiming my right? The party gave me the mandate.
[b]WT: [/b]You are yet to articulate an agenda to Nigerians...
Buhari:Our manifesto is coming.
[b]WT: [/b]May we have a preview?
Buhari:But I’ve already stated that there are two fundamental issues. All other things are under security. If you don’t secure the country, you’ll be wasting your time. The government has the capacity to do some things simultaneously. This is to stop corruption.
[b]WT: [/b]What is your relationship with former Nigerian leaders, such as General Ibrahim Babangida, Olusegun Obasanjo and the rest?
Buhari:Obasanjo, of course, I competed against him in 2003 and he is still a member of the PDP. They are my biggest political enemies. I don’t think Babangida is an active member of the party like Obasanjo. We’re pressing our rights as Nigerians. Once we are out of uniform, we can pick a party of our choice. But whether in or out of uniform, everyone has the right to vote in his or her constituency. I don’t see anything between me and my former colleagues, senior or junior.
[b]WT: [/b]People say you were dictatorial when you were Head of State, but the tune seems different today, that then it was Idiagbon who was behind that approach. What was the true picture of things then?
Buhari:Idiagbon, may his soul rest in perfect peace, was very hard-working and loyal. That was his fault, being loyal. He’ll take instructions from me and implement to the letter. And because he refused to smile when he was in office, and was not sparing anybody, they put most of the blame on him. Now that he’s not there and I’m alive, they are shifting the blame to me. He was a committed Nigerian. Idiagbon had been militarily following my footsteps. He was commander of 31 Infantry Brigade, now Mechanized Brigade, which I established after the war. When I left, nexta Muslim. I’m still a Muslim. Nobody had ever talked about religion when we were around. Gowon was in charge of this country for nine years, thirty months of which was a civil war. All his commanders, Army, Navy, Air Force and Supreme Headquarters were Christians and nobody talked. When Abiola became a politician, he contested and picked his running mate Kingibe, a Muslim from Borno State. If there was justice, they won that election. But Nigerians now have certainly allowed their attention to be diverted from productivity to religious arguments and so on.
WT: [/b]What will you say to critics who translated your relationship with Idiagbon to say you’re weak?
Buhari:Give me the chance next year and see whether I’m weak or not.
WT: You just complained about how the society has been reduced to a religious and ethnic affair. What would you do if you become president come 2015?
Buhari:The way I’ll do it is by performance. It’s what is physically on the ground that matters, not what faith you practice. The constitution of the Federal republic of Nigeria says you can belong to any religion or even choose not to. It’s your business. But the fundamental issue of Nigeria is security.
[b]WT:
(Cuts in) But that didn’t come to play in the process of choosing your running mate, Osinbajo as your running mate...
Buhari:You can’t absolutely ignore perception. At the same time, you’ll not allow perception to tamper with the reality on ground or social justice.
WT: A former associate of yours, Buba Galadima, said he left you because you reneged on your promise not to contest again. But here we are...
Buhari:Since I’ve gone back on what I said, the only thing for him and his followers is not to vote for me next year.
WT: If he comes back, would you accept him?
Buhari:He’s welcome.
[b]WT: [/b]You left the army in 1985. What did you delve into after being released from house arrest?
Buhari: I went home and looked after my cattle.
[b]WT: [/b]There are alarming statistics regarding youth unemployment in Nigeria. If elected, what exactly would be your solution?
Buhari: The problem is that every unemployed youth is frightened. And a number of people think we are sitting on a keg of gunpowder, which is true. But what can be done rapidly to assuage the situation. I think agriculture and solid minerals would quickly move them away from unemployment. Other things have to take time, because you need to rehabilitate the infrastructure, especially education. You don’t get qualified teachers overnight. We’ve to cultivate it by retraining them and make teaching attractive so that teachers would agree to go to the institutions. Then renovate the institutions. It is disheartening to see children in some local governments sitting on the ground under a tree with a makeshift blackboard. I think that is indefensible. There must be enough resources to put educational infrastructures on ground. That’s very important, as is healthcare.
[b]WT: [/b]Should Nigerians expect to see the Buhari brand of justice when you come into power?
Buhari: I think the practical way of approaching corruption in this country – and I make reference to NEPA, the petroleum industry and the military – is to draw a line. Whatever is the cause, we’ll not interfere with the courts, except that we’ll stay on their backs. Let them treat corruption cases as best as they can. From the day we come in, for those who think the treasury is for their pockets, there will be legal implications. If you say you will start to investigate every corruption incident in Nigeria, it would not be possible. Most of the institutions have been compromised. The person you depend on to go and investigate may be corrupt also.
WT: [/b]What is your typical day like?
Buhari: I use between 5:00am to 5:30am to pray, after which I listen to Voice of America, then the BBC up to 7:00am. Then I enjoy the benefit of retirement and put in an hour or so of sleep, and then I come out and have breakfast. After that, it’s the office and there are usually those who have an appointment and those who don’t, waiting for me. That’s what takes most of my time. Now that I’ve got a ticket, we have to be busy building the structure on the ground because time is against us.
WT: What sport do you play?
Buhari: I used to play squash and tennis. Now I walk.
[b]WT: [/b]What is your favourite food?
Buhari: Tuwon Alkama.
[b]WT: [/b]The yohung are constantly online these days. Will your presidency be social media-friendly?
Buhari: Yes. I want the government to get to the people. I want an honest assessment of our performance to be conveyed to the public.
[b]WT:
At 72, you’re still strong. What’s the secret?
Buhari: I think it’s the military training. I played a lot of squash and table tennis, too. Now I try to walk three times a week at least.
WT: There’s an impression in some quarters that you’re misunderstood. What can you say about that?
Buhari: I don’t think I’m misunderstood by most Nigerians. I’m misunderstood deliberately by paid agents of the PDP. That’s all I can say.
WT: What would you say is your philosophy?
Buhari: Social justice. From leadership of your family to whatever you become, make sure there is justice

buhari says our manifesto is coming and its less than 2 months to the elections

he is asked for previews still he cant give anything meaningful.......this says a lot about the man:you have been running for this for the fourth time and you have nothing to say is your agenda!!!!!!

all he keeps saying is security and more of justice; buhari's sense of justice is that the oil money should be shared equally across the states; he thinks the south are more advanced because of oil rather than realising that the north's problem is that their elites do not have a raging desire to emancipate their people with sound education and freedom to think outside of a culture and credo that is making them static and left behind: i feel sad seeing young teens from the north roaming lagos streets as shoe-shiners or riding motorcycle taxis or "beasts of burden" in our markets when they could have been better engaged..

buhari may have a clean sheet regarding handling public funds so he is best like the Chairman of some SURE-P or Minister of Petroleum but he is not visionary enough to take Nigeria to the first world where this great country belongs

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by garbasanimusa30(m): 8:42am On Dec 27, 2014
most of u that are saying rubbish about GMB they don't no the good part of him that's why they are saying all dose things, All what we no by d grace of almighty Allah GEJ will not win 2015 election.

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by tivta(m): 8:42am On Dec 27, 2014
sortpub:
My general,
Above all:
You are the choice of the people,
You are the voice of the people,
The voice of the people is the voice of God.
You are the Lord's choosen.
Come May 2015, you shall be anointed.
and what happens when he looses next year? Will he continue to make the country ungovernable?

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by donodion(m): 8:44am On Dec 27, 2014
mcquin:

And thousands have died from an insurgency the C in C can't stop. Maybe his wife with her loud mouth will do better than him
Agreed.The deaths are uncalled for...however Buhari himself is not a star when it comes to administration and management of resources (human and material). Read his excerts from previous interviews.facts are glaring.

His apostacy at present should be warming his way into the hearts of Southerners and debunking any close ties with the mass slaughter of southerners (including corp members) after his electoral loss in 2011. His consistent bragaddo would be termed as astute pride of a dictator which could untimately not see him beating incubent fedora hat wearing bohloh in power come feb 2015.

A simple thread of what happened in 2011 after Buharis loss is enough to revive old wounds,which will not help him...not at all.
Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by mcquin(m): 8:46am On Dec 27, 2014
Many here would say PDP is not going to rig but win.

Why in heaven's name is INEC against results being called out at polling boots.
Nigerians want to monitor this election. Any attempt to rig it will be resisted

If GEJ isn't afraid and feels the election will be a walk over, why the secrecy in votes, why not allow Nigerians know the truth, why must Jega an appointee of Jonathan be the sole person to know what was scored and not voters?

A lot of PDP-maniacs come here and say it is not easy to remove an incumbent;now I see and understand why. RIGGING? Smh for PDP.

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by makzeze: 8:46am On Dec 27, 2014
Buhari's twitter account followers created two weeks ago doubles that of GEJ's created four years ago.

We South-westerners say: BUHARI is the Man in 2015.

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by Nobody: 8:48am On Dec 27, 2014
I can't vote for a semi illiterate (buhari)

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by mcquin(m): 8:48am On Dec 27, 2014
donodion:

Agreed.The deaths are uncalled for...however Buhari himself is not a star when it comes to administration and management of resources (human and material). Read his excerts from previous interviews.facts are glaring.

His apostacy at present should be warming his way into the hearts of Southerners and debunking any close ties with the mass slaughter of southerners (including corp members) after his electoral loss in 2011. His consistent bragaddo would be termed as astute pride of a dictator which could untimately not see him beating incubent fedora hat wearing bohloh in power come feb 2015.

A simple thread of what happened in 2011 after Buharis loss is enough to revive old wounds,which will not help him...not at all.

And not just a simple thread but a visit to BORNO will tell we have no leader. Like sheeps without shephard.

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by senatorbayor(m): 8:49am On Dec 27, 2014
This seems to me to be one of the mind blowing interview cum responses from a discipline man with passion to server devoid of cluelessness
GMB seems to be honest in his responses and unlike the typical Nigerian politician who love playing to the gallery.
his response on his running mate, relationship with ex Generals look holistic and straight to the answer
I feel we should jettison the age and consider the brain and ideas especially his military background so thta he could use hs wealth of wisdom on the military to save the nation from the grips of collapse.
He seems to me to be a man who knows what he really wanted

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by franugo(m): 8:50am On Dec 27, 2014
Limibanti:
Many didn't even read the article before commenting..To me any day anytime, Buhari is a better option than GEJ..
GEJ on his way back to his village

exactly!! Most of The responses were well thought out and well presented, not that of d presido that will cum out n tell us that stealing is nt corruption.angry

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by mcquin(m): 8:51am On Dec 27, 2014
tivta:
and what happens when he looses next year? Will he continue to make the country ungovernable?

Ask Jonathan to first give a free hand to INEC to operate. Why must Jega be the sole person to know the results and not voters. Why tell media houses not to announce results? What is PDP now afraid of?

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by Nobody: 8:51am On Dec 27, 2014
makzeze:
Buhari's twitter account followers created two weeks ago doubles that of GEJ's created four years ago.

We South-westerners say: BUHARI is the Man in 2015.
did you know that 2011 GEJ has no governor south west. .....and he still won the election

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by mcquin(m): 8:52am On Dec 27, 2014
tivta:
and what happens when he looses next year? Will he continue to make the country ungovernable?

Ask Jonathan to first give a free hand to INEC to operate. Why must Jega be the sole person to know the results and not voters. Why tell media houses not to announce results? What is PDP now afraid of?

I see you lots keep saying it is difficult removing an incumbent President. Can you tell me the reasons why it is difficult?

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by anonimi: 8:52am On Dec 27, 2014
Obiagelli:

GOVERNOR AWAAL MUHAMMED IBRAHIM, NIGER STATE
He was convicted by the military tribunal for corrupt practices in 1984. Released by IBB and barred from holding political office by the IBB regime in 1986. He was appointed Emir of Suleja in 1993 amid protest by Sulejas. He was kicked out of the Emir Stool in 1994. In 2000, he was reappointed Emir by the PDP Governor Abdulkadir Kure in 2000.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awwal_Ibrahim

Believe what you will from open-edit wikipedia. Na your won toro (3 pence) be dat. I don tell you wetin happen waka pass.

I guess it has not occured to you that the same man barred by IBB will be appointed Emir in 1993 in the same state as IBB.
Plenty stories!

Keep spinning your tales and trying to sell them........but we are not buying!!!

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by franugo(m): 8:53am On Dec 27, 2014
Chukwugekwu:
I can't vote for a semi illiterate (buhari)

but u can vote 4 our clueless pres Well everyman 2 his choice sha.

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by adeusolu: 8:54am On Dec 27, 2014
mcquin:



GEJ's failure will; except you want to stand here and argue that GEJ hasn't lost fans and people that voted him the last time.

Look around and you'll see that some persons really did vote him the last time but have changed their mind.
BUHARI WILL DEFINITELY FAIL AGAIN COS HE HAS NO REGARD FRO HUMAN LIFE.

BUHARI IS THE PRESIDENT GENERAL OF MIYATTI ALLAH FOR WEST AFRICA (FULANI COMMUNITY) HE ARMS AND ENCOURAGE HERDSMEN TO TERRORIZE AND KILL OTHER NIGERIANS.
BUHARI ASK THE NORTHERN RIFRAFS TO KILL CHRISTIANS IN 2011
BUHARI RESISTED GOVT EFFORT TO SQUARELY FIGHT BOKO HARAM

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by anonimi: 8:54am On Dec 27, 2014
mcquin:


Ask Jonathan to first give a free hand to INEC to operate. Why must Jega be the sole person to know the results and not voters. Why tell media houses not to announce results? What is PDP now afraid of?

I see you lots keep saying it is difficult removing an incumbent President. Can you tell me the reasons why it is difficult?

Are you making your comment based on relevant Electoral laws in our country or you are simply being LAWLESS like the daft old soldier pensioner who is CRYING for our votes after he said 2011 would be his last FAILED attempt

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by adbokus(m): 8:54am On Dec 27, 2014
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My general,
Above all:
You are the choice of the people,
You are the voice of the people,
The voice of the people is the voice of God.
You are the Lord's choosen.
Come May 2015, you shall be anointed.
voice of which people?! Katsina people right?! Let everyone speak for self...
Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by mcquin(m): 8:55am On Dec 27, 2014
adeusolu:

BUHARI WILL DEFINITELY FAIL AGAIN COS HE HAS NO REGARD FRO HUMAN LIFE.

BUHARI IS THE PRESIDENT GENERAL OF MIYATTI ALLAH FOR WEST AFRICA (FULANI COMMUNITY) HE ARMS AND ENCOURAGE HERDSMEN TO TERRORIZE AND KILL OTHER NIGERIANS.
BUHARI ASK THE NORTHERN RIFRAFS TO KILL CHRISTIANS IN 2011
BUHARI RESISTED GOVT EFFORT TO SQUARELY FIGHT BOKO HARAM

You haven't replied my question. Has Jonathan lost some followers as a result of bad leadership and poor performance or not?

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by donodion(m): 8:58am On Dec 27, 2014
mcquin:


And not just a simple thread but a visit to BORNO will tell we have no leader. Like sheeps without shephard.

Therefore shall we both agree neither of the presidential candidates is the much anticipated "Moses the deliverer"....
Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by Onyiido: 8:58am On Dec 27, 2014
sortpub:
My general,
Above all:
You are the choice of the people,
You are the voice of the people,
The voice of the people is the voice of God.
You are the Lord's choosen.
Come May 2015, you shall be anointed.
Dude, tell him not to reneged on his promise to make nigeria a better place (that is, if he ever find himself in Aso rock)
Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by tbaba1234: 8:58am On Dec 27, 2014
49cents:


buhari says our manifesto is coming and less than 2 months to the elections


When did he become the candidate?? You only draft manifestos when you are confirmed before then all you have are general plans.

I thought, this was a beautiful interview

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by Nobody: 8:59am On Dec 27, 2014
franugo:


but u can vote 4 our clueless pres Well everyman 2 his choice sha.
I swear ... I will vote a clueless rather than a vampire (buhari)

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by mcquin(m): 8:59am On Dec 27, 2014
anonimi:


Are you making your comment based on relevant Electoral laws in our country or you are simply being LAWLESS like the daft old soldier pensioner who is CRYING for our votes after he said 2011 would be his last FAILED attempt

You haven't answered my question. You and I know that ideally voters are to know the results of votes right at the polling boot before leaving hence party agents are asked to be at polling units to monitor result and there is no law to the contrary. If you know of any law against that, Pls state.

So why is it at this time that GEJ is against voters knowing results at polling boots? Is it a crime to now defend votes? Pls tell me.

I need answers.

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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by lockupman(m): 9:00am On Dec 27, 2014
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Re: Exclusive: Why I’ll Win This Time – Buhari by tbaba1234: 9:00am On Dec 27, 2014
Buhari:Give me the chance next year and see whether I’m weak or not.

Choi!!

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