Azo:


Pls dont start this religion issue abeg.

are you high?

GenBuhari:
If u not voting then you have disenfranchised yourself.
So what is the point of your contribution to this thread?

duni04:
I won't be voting in the coming elections. I believe we need a change from the status quo but i'm yet to see any change agent. Tinubu, Buhari and Atiku are no change agents! Its like we're planning to replace one set of miscreants with another set. The only reason most people are joining the "Change" bandwagon is because they just want something new, not necessarily because they believe any of these dubious personalities championing and chrousing change are capable of implementing any kind of change. Imagine Bukola saraki and Sani Yerima calling themselves change agents!
Buhari is old and can't even communicate anything to anyone. He knows absolutely nothing about the modern challenges of running a nation. His campaign slogan is locking people up and his economic agenda is strong naira against the dollar! He's still trapped in the 70's!

My sentiments exactly

Some people are already shivering.......Que Sera Sera...(What must be must be)

natureblack:
A message is a discrete unit of communication intended by the source for consumption by some recipients or group of recipients.




In communication with humans,message can be verbal(spoken) or non-verbal.



*verbal message is an exchange of information using words.Examples include face-to-face communication,telephone calls and addressing congregations etc.



My difficulty; I don't/can't comprehend his spoken words.It sounds alien to me.I still don't know how Buhari's enthusiasts/squadron/campaign-team/opposition understand the incongruous spoken English.....



He is not passing any message,he is simply incomprehensible.



*no disrespect intended.

It's nothing to apologise for. Some folks just can't understand certain accents. I won't be surprised if you found it hard to understand a Scottish or even Liverpool accent. It would be come harder when an Italian or Russian speaks English. Perfectly normal. Those who understand get the message.

I ask the questions i asked based on what he said,according to him buhari said "our refineries were producing enough refined products for the country during his tenure". There wuldnt have bin any need for importation of the refined products if our refineries were up to speed, we shuld have gotten money in return for the exported crude oil instead of the refined products that we got from Brazil.

mapet:


Have you considered our total refining capacity back then to our production capacity

People like u need some senses...We protested for 200+ chibokgirls, d response was police beating us and madam dame crying. Girls were still missing. Buhari is not a gamble. He has done it before with outstanding records but strict. Now lets see him it again with cautions. do ihor=woodcook post=30360117]


That is the problem with people shouting change, change for worse or for the better? If we are asking for a change for the better, then it is our duty to task Buhari to that and ask for more from him rather than comparing him with GEJ. But if the change we ask for is just another face in Aso rock then I weep for my country and for the youths whom have taken it upon themselves to ask just for a "fresh" face in the villa rather than for someone that believes in the change we need, a change which will not only define who we are and how our lives are going to look like in the next four years but also the lives of our unborn ones. Rather than settling for another "joke" of a president why not channel these rage and energy into tasking our present government to deliver on their promises. If we can't stand up and task our elected officer to their jobs, how are we sure that the so called "new" face in Aso rock will not capitalized on our lukewarm attitude and play us just as the present government did.

For your information, I personally see no change coming from Buhari. If APC as a matter fact wins this election, nothing is going to change because by and large Buhari is going to have almost all the member of house and Senate that served in GEJ administration in his. And from all indication most people have never for once asked questions of their elected representative neither is anyone doing anything to ensure that the so called wind of change get to blow on their local government chairmen, and other elected representatives.

As long as the only change we clamour for is that of the presidency, while we allow the senators and other house members to go about their normal businesses nothing, I mean nothing is going to change.


NB: I really hate to engage in this, I prefer "you see my babe response or where is my Nneka123".

Abeg make una help me beg Nneka123.[/quote]

From day 1

ghost1718:
when did muslim start Believing in jesus

zingywingy:
People like u need some senses...We protested for 200+ chibokgirls, d response was police beating us and madam dame crying. Girls were still missing. Buhari is not a gamble. He has done it before with outstanding records but strict. Now lets see him it again with cautions. do ihor=woodcook post=30360117]


That is the problem with people shouting change, change for worse or for the better? If we are asking for a change for the better, then it is our duty to task Buhari to that and ask for more from him rather than comparing him with GEJ. But if the change we ask for is just another face in Aso rock then I weep for my country and for the youths whom have taken it upon themselves to ask just for a "fresh" face in the villa rather than for someone that believes in the change we need, a change which will not only define who we are and how our lives are going to look like in the next four years but also the lives of our unborn ones. Rather than settling for another "joke" of a president why not channel these rage and energy into tasking our present government to deliver on their promises. If we can't stand up and task our elected officer to their jobs, how are we sure that the so called "new" face in Aso rock will not capitalized on our lukewarm attitude and play us just as the present government did.

For your information, I personally see no change coming from Buhari. If APC as a matter fact wins this election, nothing is going to change because by and large Buhari is going to have almost all the member of house and Senate that served in GEJ administration in his. And from all indication most people have never for once asked questions of their elected representative neither is anyone doing anything to ensure that the so called wind of change get to blow on their local government chairmen, and other elected representatives.

As long as the only change we clamour for is that of the presidency, while we allow the senators and other house members to go about their normal businesses nothing, I mean nothing is going to change.


NB: I really hate to engage in this, I prefer "you see my babe response or where is my Nneka123".

Abeg make una help me beg Nneka123.

zingywingy:
People like u need some senses...We protested for 200+ chibokgirls, d response was police beating us and madam dame crying. Girls were still missing. Buhari is not a gamble. He has done it before with outstanding records but strict. Now lets see him it again with cautions. do ihor=woodcook post=30360117]

Brother if I understood you correctly, that we have done it before without the desired result does not mean we have to settle for less. Common sense dictates we have to findout why it didnt work and restrategize. As per Buhari doing it in the past if you don't mind can you list out the exact things he did and your source? Nagode. Meanwhile who see my Nneka123? If you see her abeg tell her say I dey unec gate since morning dey wait for her ooh.

jingh:
see this fool,where were you in 2011 ?
he debate or not
he is gonna floor GEJ on Feb 15.
shediot

u re full of insult, so lyk I always do, I will ignore ur ignorance and childishness go get a lyf

Has anybody noticed the unusual physical stamina of the man, Buhari? Like seriously he must really be on point physically.

killuminati:
Sai Buhari

say daddy

ionsman:

My guy am a christian from the south south okay.
I put the two there to reiterate my stance that we are one.

De deceive yourself...Go back and read God's word in Genesis and with whom he made a covenant with; Isaac or Ishmael?

Suljosh:
God forbid

so u want to vote for boko haram??

samplegirl:


Go and read how present day TURKEY was subdued.


That is if you are not allergic to reading o.

Can you please provide some link to that

Suljosh:
are you high?

E be like say u dey smoke bomb. Abi craze dey ya head

Grandmisty:


GMB has no qualifications or good past records. The problem is u guys will swallow whatever hook or shit they throw to u. What did he do the loans he foreclosed on where just payed by OBJ plus penalites.


If APC tell u guys that IBB is the new nominee the same ppl will say Sai IBB

So basically u guys r anywhere Belle face.

Buhari is so senseless that when he loses against Jonathan I can bet with u that he will still contest against the next aspirant in 2019.

do u know why? Because be is after the power and privilege s of office

Me get my information frm APC?. Maybe u get ur own info frm Okupe's Twitter handle. Ur level of ignorance of nigerian history is shocking. My support 4 d People's General predates APC because i know what u don't know. I don't care 4 d PDP & APC but I care about d patriot, GMB.
Buhari took over nigeria in d worst economic recession in our history. d thieving politicians of d NPN d ancestor of d current PDP looted d nation to bankruptcy to d extent dat no one would borrow d heavily indebted Nigeria any more money. There was no food, no money. Soap, milk, sugar etc popularly called essential commodities disappeared from d shelves just like in Zimbabwe. d federal govt could not pay staff salaries. Few states were able to apply d IMO FORMULA - (half salary) pioneered by Kalu Idika Kalu d then Imo state comm 4 finance. Multinationals like kingsway, UTC, PZ etc left d country. Daily more people became unemployed. In short d economy collapsed.
When GMB took over he paid a huge part of d external debt incurred by d thieving politicians, d rest of which OBJ paid recently . He rejected d IMF loan & its slavish conditionalities. He refused to devalue d naira & thru economic ingenuity he kept d inflationary rate between 3-5% & d exchange rate at $1 to 1 naira. He reversed d rot of d Shagari years & made d economy & d country buoyant again.
Hahahaha even GEJ knows dat he has lost dis election. It's no longer about APC or PDP, it's about us & d masses hav decided dat stealing is indeed corruption. GEJ ouuuuutt!

ionsman:
Next President. ...
In Jesus Name.
Inshah Allah....

As a muslim Do you believe Jesus is the son of God?

natureblack:
that nigga is stupidly-funny.Dude's facts is definitely from hearsay.


.....probably interacted with inebriated Moslems in the tavern,and pufff,nigga believed all they told him,even till this day.




some fellas have nothing in between their ears.

Hahahaha, u are not far from the truth. and the gullible ones are always the loud-mouthed.

For those of you who have the problem of hearing the General, kindly find below the transcript of his speech:

After having searched in vain if somebody would be kind enough to give us the "gist" of what transpired at the gathering to no avail, I decided to search it through the web and I found this.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/nasirelrufai/posts/10155161827450128

Mind you, you can find the video of the event in this thread https://www.nairaland.com/2126818/gmb-discloses-plans-economy-meeting


GMB Means Business - GMB Meets Organized Private Sector in Lagos - Welcome Address - February 2, 2015

Good morning ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for responding to my invitation.

In the course of asking Governor Fashola to set up this meeting, two things occurred to me.

The first is that I told him that I meant business by getting Nigeria’s economy back on its feet.

This is why the caption of this meeting is: “GMB Means Business.”

Number two, he told me that he meets with you every six months to listen to your problems and provide solutions within the following six months.

This is a wonderful idea because Government can not know in detail business developments as they occur because it is too immersed in various other aspects of Government.

A periodic and regular series of meetings is something I will encourage if you elect me as your next President so that our Government can hear from you at firsthand what we should or should not do to advance business interests.

This will be our approach to growing the economy, creating jobs and restoring the dignity of labour among Nigerians.

I will however start by sharing with you, a summary of the economic plans highlighted in our manifesto.

As practical as it is possible to do so, our policies for implementing our commitments will be governed by the highest consideration of how they create jobs.

Equipping and resourcing our security personnel, for example, will not be limited to provision of arms alone, but uniforms, boots and accoutrements, are enormous opportunities for textile production, garment making and shoemaking.

Power supply is the minimum that we can seriously commit to in order to quickly galvanise the economy back to productivity.

We agree with the privatization of the power utilities but we believe it must go further to transmission.

After the signing and handing-over ceremonies of the power assets the real work of producing, transmitting and distributing power is really just beginning.

The reason why the success seems elusive is that apart from the signing ceremony and handing over of the power assets, the hard work to connect the various parts of the power chain, supply gas, install transformers, complete substations has not been done.

Our studies show that we will require no less than 200,000 trained personnel to support the initiative to provide power and light up Nigeria.

Apart from the inherent direct employment that this will give, the reduction in cost of production, the savings from self-generation by Nigerians, who currently spend a lot of their income on purchase of diesel and petrol to generate their own electricity, will reduce the burden on their disposable income.

These savings to Nigerians from reliable electricity will help the average Nigerian spend their money on other basic necessities of life and reduce poverty.

There is already an initiative to build a refinery in Lagos. Our Government will fully support this initiative because a local refinery means many things such as:-

Jobs locally at a Nigerian refinery instead of refineries abroad;

Local fuel supply and National security;

Reduced importation, less demand for foreign exchange and strengthening of the Naira

Other areas of infrastructure investment is roads and highway construction from one end of Nigeria to the other.

We will concentrate on the roads and highways that link up Nigerian states, while state Governments will be expected to connect their states to these highways by building the last mile connections.

Road construction alone will unlock a value chain of opportunities in the built industry for construction companies, builders, engineers, architects, quarry operators, cement and iron rod production and supply.

The successful opening up of Nigeria by the construction of new roads and highways will revive road transportation, truck manufacture, tyre manufacture, engine oil, brake pad production on one hand.

It will also create a demand for jobs for mechanics, drivers and those engaged in transport support business.

We expect a revival of all the inter-state economies that used to thrive across Nigeria, providing support to travellers by way of canteens, restaurants, farm produce, etc.

This is a summary of how we intend to revive the economy. But I know that there are views you have about what will help and what will not.
So, apart from sharing our plans with you, the other purpose of this meeting is to afford me the opportunity to listen to you. To hear your own side of the problems. We shall collate your views and proposals in policy formation.

I wish to invite you to sit with my economic team to look at our proposals and develop workable policies and implementation options. In particular we would like, in consultation with you to explore options of reducing taxes and customs duties without too much disruption to Government finances and private sector business plans.

Before I yield the floor to you, I wish to say a few more words about our manifesto and our campaign message.

The manifesto of the APC is the product of a survey that took over 6 months to develop. We spoke to over 20,000 Nigerians across the 36 states and the FCT.

The questionnaires we issued to them and the interviews we conducted showed overwhelmingly that; Insecurity, Corruption and the Economy were the biggest worries among the electorate.

This is why I have been talking about Insecurity and Corruption on the one hand; and Mining, Agriculture, Infrastructure and Jobs on the economic side.

They are so inter-connected and the Nigerian people are right in their identification of these problems. We cannot build an economy in an insecure environment. We cannot build an economy when the playing field is not level. We cannot build an economy where corruption is the working capital.

Corruption affects our ability to secure ourselves, and it also undermines the performance of the economy.

Let me share some figures with you to demonstrate what I mean.

This current Government is being challenged to account for an estimated $20 Billion and the whole country is awaiting a report of a forensic audit.

$20 Billion at N210 to $1.00 is equal to N4.2 Trillion- nearly a year's federal budget.

If it is true that this sum cannot be accounted for, this is grossest form of corruption. Just think at N5 Million per vehicle, this money would have bought 840,000 patrol vehicles (This would have improved security in every town and village in the country).

At N13.5 Million for a high capacity bus this money would have bought 311,000 buses (This would have revolutionised the transport and production side of the economy).

From information at my disposal, Lekki Bridge in Lagos cost N29 Billion to construct. N4.2 Trillion would have built 145 Lekki bridges (This would have revolutionised Transport, Infrastructure, Construction, Employment in the economy).

If the average cost of generating 1 (ONE) Mega-Watt of power is about US $1.5 Million (excluding gas and distribution costs), $20 Billion would have bought us over 13,333 Mega-Watts of power. What a difference that would make up and down the country.

If you also factor the N2.2 Trillion spent on subsidising fuel import which became a huge scandal, you may then understand why our manifesto focuses on the issues of security, corruption and the economy.

We are too vulnerable as a nation at this moment if we have to import fuel to move our planes, our tanks and our men. We are too vulnerable as you can see that we also have to import arms. We are vulnerable because our troops also depend on imported food.

We cannot continue like this.

Thank you for listening, I will now like to listen to the problems and your proposals, from your own experience as industrialists and business executives.

General Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR

Source: https://www.facebook.com/nasirelrufai/posts/10155161827450128

And for those who are interested in watching the video, kindly consult this thread by spyx64, particularly the second video where he was speaking without the written speech:

https://www.nairaland.com/2126818/gmb-discloses-plans-economy-meeting

scribble:
Audio quality is poor and his accent is making him inaudible

Even if he spoke directly into your eardrums ---with his lips pressed against your lobes--- you'll still pretend to be deaf.

321A4:
Some people who weren't alive when buhari was head of state will come to nairaland and vouch for buhari's capabilities. I have watched d so called General he doesn't even inspire me with his speech or countenance

But Jonathan inspires you, right?

ghost1718:
when did muslim start Believing in jesus??

Muslim believe in jesus, not as God and not as son of God, but as a divine prophet of God. (No Insult)

ghost1718:
when did muslim start Believing in jesus??

Muslims believe in jesus, not as God and not as son of God, but as a divine prophet of God. (No Insult)

ionsman:

My guy am a christian from the south south okay.
I put the two there to reiterate my stance that we are one.

Do you know the meaning of the name "Allah"? Pls do not say things that you don't know.

killuminati:
General Buhari said if APC happened to be elected, those that been holding the country's economy to ransom will have to behave themselves

1.
It was gathered that President Goodluck Jonathan had, during his recent visit to the Minna Hilltop home of former military leader; General
Ibrahim Babangida, discussed details of Buhari’s health with the former
military leader, a development that was said to have prompted the Minna
General to turn his support to Jonathan.

It was also gathered that prominent Northern leaders have already got wind
of the discussions between IBB and Jonathan, leading to red hot
discussions on the way forward in 2015.

http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/exclusive/buhari-sick-northern-elders-worried/

2
Special Assistant to the Governor on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, quoted Governor Fayose as saying at a campaign rally in Omuo Ekiti, Ekiti East Local Government that “Buhari is a car with a damaged engine but being packaged by Tinubu and his cabal whose only interest is the wealth of Nigeria.”He said; “In all the campaign rallies held by the APC, Buhari never spoke for more than six minutes.


“Buhari will just utter some words that he had rehearsed and any attempt to bring in new words always result to confusion in his brain due to senility. That was the reason he called his running mate Osunbade instead of Osinbajo and also referred to Imo State as Ibo State.“This is clear evidence of ill-health, old age and senility. Those packaging Buhari to achieve their personal ambition of gaining unhindered access to the wealth of Nigeria should fear God and allow this old man to take care of his health,” the governor said.Speaking further, Fayose, who insisted that “Buhari is old and sick said; “they had programmed Buhari to travel to the U.S on 26th of this month, but they opted out when the secret trip was reported in the media

http://hibe-online.com/allow-buhari-to-seek-medical-help-abroad-fayose-to-apc/

ghost1718:
when did muslim start Believing in jesus??

WE BELIEVED IN JESUS ALREADY.

jorlons:
One thing that pulls me to this man is his leadership qualities, his ability to assemble the best, and also admit frankly that he doesn't know all.

GMB all the way. GEj should sit down like a little kid and take notes.

Sai Buhari

Mods biko frontpage please

Cc: Obinoscopy, seun, lalasticlala

dis same general was on ground during 2011 election n u ppl decide to vote in dis little kid ooo.

babtunns:





dis same general was on ground during 2011 election n u ppl decide to vote in dis little kid ooo.

we gave him an opportunity. Everybody must learn that life doesn't always give you second chances.

Grandmisty:


[b]They r using Allah name to destroy kill [/b]and maim northern nigerians. If they have any sense shd they not reject that god.

Northern Nigeria Is The Poorest Region Not Because They R Not As Intelligent As The South But Because of islam.

that ideology only works.well where there is oil and very soon maybe in 20yrs scientists will come up with an alternative. I bet u how that hydrogen.can also be used as fuel


I think northerners need to think and say this islam look at what is doing to us.

The Last time i checked Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Qatar, Burunai, Malaysia are all muslim countries. Bros you need to upgrade, PLEASE research on muslims contributions to science, while you are at it you can also try Northern Nigeria's history, people,education e.t.c. You will be shock to find out that even Almajiris are literates(b4 you crucify me check the meaning of literate)

SHAAWA:



The Last time i checked Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Qatar, Burunai, Malaysia are all muslim countries. Bros you need to upgrade, PLEASE research on muslims contributions to science, while you are at it you can also try Northern Nigeria's history, people,education e.t.c. You will be shock to find out that even Almajiris are literates(b4 you crucify me check the meaning of literate)

U r talking about history, I'm talking currently the north is poorer because of islam. That is my observation

the reason why is Sharia and all that nonsense reduces ur region s productivity. When young men shd be thinking of building a family where every person is productive and makes something out of this life.

What we have is young men fantasies about 72 virgin s and blowing up things

the north as now is dependent on ARABS for their law. The north has adopted policies of Arab even though God made then black men which they r alw sys wanting to reject.

Tell me what is left of haUSA culture?

U say Almajiris r literate, liter ate in begging