The All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Flag-bearer, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, on Monday, urged his supporters to abide by the rule of law and must not tarnish the party’s image.

Buhari gave the advice at the inauguration of his campaign office and the presidential campaign council in Abuja.

According to him, no supporter should be rude to any leader on his behalf because it will amount to anti-party activity.

“I expect you to re-double your effort, I expect total support. I urge you not to insult or be rude to any leader on my behalf. Your conduct must not tarnish the image of the party.

“The opposition is committed to the rule of law. Learn to be vigilant before, during and immediately after elections. Don’t take the law into your hands, no matter the provocation.’’

He pledged that under the APC-led government, no Nigerian would go to bed hungry or angry at government.

“We promise you a landslide win and to us it’s a done deal.’’

Earlier, Gov. Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers, who double as Director-General of Buhari campaign outfit, said the party must get its acts right the first time.

He said “no one can deliver the APC, only three people: God, the people and you. There can’t be another chance like this and we can’t afford to disagree on any issue.

“The only source of disagreement should be the will to get it right, luckily, we have a wonderful candidate to sell, please join us.’’

Ameachi told the audience that the party Chairman, Chief John Oyegun, was robbed overnight, adding that the development accounted for his visible absence from the gathering.

In his vote of thanks, Buhari’s running mate, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, said “no-one knows where or how the wind blows but come Feb. 14, that wind will blow Gen. Buhari, prosperity and security into government.’’

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the campaign council includes all APC governors, party stalwarts and stakeholders.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/dont-take-law-hands-buhari-tells-supporters/

9ja4Change:
The All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Flag-bearer, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, on Monday, urged his supporters to abide by the rule of law and must not tarnish the party’s image.

Buhari gave the advice at the inauguration of his campaign office and the presidential campaign council in Abuja.

According to him, no supporter should be rude to any leader on his behalf because it will amount to anti-party activity.

“I expect you to re-double your effort, I expect total support. I urge you not to insult or be rude to any leader on my behalf. Your conduct must not tarnish the image of the party.

“The opposition is committed to the rule of law. Learn to be vigilant before, during and immediately after elections. Don’t take the law into your hands, no matter the provocation.’’

He pledged that under the APC-led government, no Nigerian would go to bed hungry or angry at government.

“We promise you a landslide win and to us it’s a done deal.’’

Earlier, Gov. Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers, who double as Director-General of Buhari campaign outfit, said the party must get its acts right the first time.

He said “no one can deliver the APC, only three people: God, the people and you. There can’t be another chance like this and we can’t afford to disagree on any issue.

“The only source of disagreement should be the will to get it right, luckily, we have a wonderful candidate to sell, please join us.’’

Ameachi told the audience that the party Chairman, Chief John Oyegun, was robbed overnight, adding that the development accounted for his visible absence from the gathering.

In his vote of thanks, Buhari’s running mate, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, said “no-one knows where or how the wind blows but come Feb. 14, that wind will blow Gen. Buhari, prosperity and security into government.’’

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the campaign council includes all APC governors, party stalwarts and stakeholders.

He pledged that under the APC-led government, [size=15pt]no Nigerian would go to bed hungry or angry at government[/size].

Mogidi:


Just like our fathers, they never went hungry under his past regime, Buhari must think none of us have ssce.

Did I mention certificate? (sorry o)

donphilopus:


Don't know of the hunger aspect. But I believe people were not as hungry then as now. Also, people never went to bed angry at the Government under Buhari, unless the corrupt ones or people who were affected by the imprisonment of some of their corrupt closed ones. People were not also angry at the Government then because they could sleep with their two eyes closed, unlike now.....................

Mogidi:


Bros ask your parents the chaos that was 1985, people wouldn't have thronged the streets when he was overthrown would they? If he did all this in his last stint, you'd expect old people to favour Buhari in this dispensation. Only net warriors and street urchins have Buhari as preferred candidate.

donphilopus:


Lol... I was opportuned to be in a bus with a septuagenarian and some other two guys in their forties. One of the two guys is an NTA Reporters based in Uzairue. The NTA guy was against Buhari, while the other guy was supporting Buhari, including me. When we were still arguing, the NTA guy felt I was a way younger than them so I won't know what happened during Buhari's regime, though I still maintained my stand. I finally shut the NTA guy up when I talked about the sham immigration recruitment exercise.

The septuagenarian didn't say anything, he was just listening to the trio. When he discovered that the General's character was being assassinated, he reacted. He told us so many things about Buhari, he told us so many reasons we should vote (for) him. The NTA guy later accused the septuagenarian of supporting Buhari because they belong to the same generation. What I'm saying in essence is that, both old, young, rich and poor are all supporting Buhari. Stop making it to look as if only the young guys are doing so!

FeBuhari 14th shall surely shock you guys!