aljazira:
GEJ must GO..............GMB must COME

Abdgafarplenty:
kai

raymond284:
Postpone or No postpone...




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BUHARI all the WAY

Taylor86:
am 4 GEJ but not 4 election postponement.....if he tries it am afraid I have to defect to APC

siraj1402:
Happening Now: Protest against election postponement In Abuja

Update

Nigerians In Abuja Protest Against Election Postponement
Concerned Nigerians began a peaceful protest march in Abuja today calling on the chair of the Independent National Election Commission INEC), Prof. Attahiru Jega not to bow to pressures mounted on him by President Goodluck Jonathan and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to postpone the upcoming general elections slated for February 2015.

Concerned Nigerians began a peaceful protest march in Abuja today calling on the chair of the Independent National Election Commission INEC), Prof. Attahiru Jega not to bow to pressures mounted on him by President Goodluck Jonathan and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to postpone the upcoming general elections slated for February 2015. The protest which started at the popular Unity Fountain across Transcorp Hilton Hotel at the Federal capital Territory has moved towards the Aso Rock Presidential Villa gate where protesters said that they are going to tell members of the National Council of State which is billed to hold a meeting in respect of the postponement of election not to dare shift the date of the elections as Nigerians are fully ready for elections.
One of the protest leaders, Olatunde Daniels told reporters that the group will resist any attempt by the government to postpone the elections, saying that Nigerians are ready for election, and that no amount of propaganda will make Nigeria allow the ruling party truncate Nigeria’s democracy.

Several of the protesters carried placards with inscriptions that read: “No to election postponement”, “Nigerians are ready for elections”, “On Feb.14th we stand” ,”Democracy must survive, GEJ, you claimed you have improved power sector and built 200 roads, why are you afraid of election.”

As at the time of publishing this report the protesters have gathered in sizable numbers in front of Eagle Square where well armed anti-riot mobile policemen blocked them from going further. The protesters began chanting anti-government songs.


http://saharareporters.com/2015/02/05/nigerians-abuja-protest-against-election-postponement

KEVIND:
If crisis erupt after the election without proper policing & planning,they'll be the first to blame Jonathan.Prevention is better than cure.

aorta:

WAI

ej77:
stop callin PDP they are not the call election prospmt. 16 political party calls 4 it PDP is not among.

SomebodyLovesMe:


How will a 6-week delay curb violence? If violence has not been curbed in 6 years, it cannot be curbed in 6 weeks. Think.

MrMcJay:
Okay.

I have always said that the last time Tinubu and Aregbesola campaigned against someone, he had to shove two cobs of maize into his mouth.

Now that Soyinka compared GEJ to Nebuchadnezzar and Tinubu is working aginst the same GEJ, whether it is an handful of grass, a stack of grass, a field of grass, or he would relocate to the forest for easy supply of grasses, Jonathan must chop grass.

Taylor86:
am 4 GEJ but not 4 election postponement.....if he tries it am afraid I have to defect to APC

citimartmag:
A very many number of people have not collected PVCs. my colleagues and I have not collected. would a shift in date affect how any Nigerian votes? if u r confident in Buhari, does a change in date affect how u vote?

How people continually allow themselves to be used and manipulated at will is beyond me!