Abok1:

Not again.

It is when the government is bereft of ideas that it resorts to propagandas and half-truths to sell a bad product. They deceive the unsuspecting populace with a disguised knismesis aimed at distracting them from asking salient questions about the state of the Nation, which at this time is in shambles. Blinded by their lust for pandering to their gluttonous appetite, they would rather make gambrinous statements, and the party they represent doesn't find their barefaced lies out of place considering the antecedents of the present crop of politicians as a group of ventripotent individuals with preference for tergiversation at the slightest opportunity. Seems like the only thing they are good at is in looting the treasury and handing out crumbs to the TANoids, who in turn shout till their voices become hoarse with nothing to show.

How did we get to this point, at first it looks hilarious but then on closer inspection its not funny any longer, because I am quite taken aback by the galimaufry body language of GEJ, which is quite embarrassing, to say the least.

Firefire:


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siraj1402:
PDP and propaganda can never be separated.Let them contunu and remember say diaris ogu ooo.

reborn1:
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VOTE GOODLUCK Jonathan.

NgeneUkwenu:
Afrobeat musician Seun Kuti took to his Facebook page this morning to deny saying in an interview with Tribune that folks shouldn't vote for Gen. Buhari. Seun even called out the reporter he had the interview with. Continue to see what Seun allegedly said..



From Sunday Tribune January 11th, Seun Kuti was quoted as saying...
“I will only urge Nigerians, especially her youths, to come out enmasse to elect the ruler of their choice so that Nigeria’s democracy will continue to grow. As for me though, I will never vote for Buhari because of what he did to my father. It is a personal grouse. Buhari denied me the chance of seeing my father in the early stage of my life. He arrested and detained Fela in Kirikiri for the same number of years I was growing up without a father, and even did not allow his family members to see him on a daily basis. He eventually jailed my father and I will always remember that. He jailed my innocent father on currency trafficking, but he is claiming to be a saint now. Truth is that I have no reason to give my vote to any of the two contestants, but more especially Buhari because of the eternal emotional damage he caused the Kuti family, especially me"

http://lindaikeji..com/2015/01/seun-kuti-denies-vowing-never-to-vote.html?m=1

See the post as attached