What would be his reaction before. They said the recording has been authenticated so what is he saying. I know in his mind he knows the recordings are real.

anonimi:


Are you talking of Thief'nuibu cabal that has been rapingg Lagos state for the past 16 years



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despite IGR increased from N7.2 billion in 1999 to N246 billion in 2013 i.e. over 34 times

CC: Jaybee.

This is from a state run by a man shouting change

Matthewbriggs:


CC: Jaybee.

This is from a state run by a man shouting change

I know you are better than this matthew common!!!!!!

Why do you keeep bringing something entirely different to the topic on discussion?

WHY WHY WHY matthew?

i know fayose, korobuchi n omisore voice like d bk of my hand. for sure it is them. dis is serious.

Let PDP allows a credible tribunal to the election, also he should keep his tugs at home not to attack the sitting judges and let see how valid is his claim.

jaybee3:


I know you are better than this matthew common!!!!!!

Why do you keeep bringing something entirely different to the topic on discussion?

WHY WHY WHY matthew?

Jaybee my stance on Nigerian politics is very simple. PDP and APC are the same. They filled with the same touts and criminals. Elections in Nigeria are not yet completely free and fair but they are better than before. Both parties rig elections. We are just lucky to stumble on this piece of propaganda. Their are so many dirty things going under the hood in APC and PDP we will never know.

One looks like a demon, The other disguises as an angel but they far much worse.

Moreover what I have been focused so far is simple .... which is highlighting the hypocrisy of the APC and her supporters.

You cced me to this thread, and yet I wonder why you are yet to cc me to this thread other >> https://www.nairaland.com/2131946/bakare-bombshell-how-forced-sign

I intentionally cced to that comment among many other things to point out how you are

1. Making selective decisions
2. Failing to condemn an act irrespective of the party
3. Failing to Demand answers as a responsible citizen of the entity called Nigeria

You only do all of the above if it suits or favors you political inclination and you turn around and demand the same from me. What do we call that.

Matthewbriggs:

You cced me to this thread, and yet I wonder why you are yet to cc me to this thread other >> https://www.nairaland.com/2131946/bakare-bombshell-how-forced-sign

I didn’t go through the thread. I only read Jarus’s contribution to the thread which seems plausible.
Basically, ACN was approached to form a merger with CPC and one of the condition given by ACN was for Buhari to drop Bakare from the ticket.
Obviously, ACN going into a merger without demands would have been a political suicide hence the agreement.

Besides, both Buhari and Bakare kicked against it

Matthewbriggs:

I intentionally cced to that comment to point out how you are

1. Making selective decisions
2. Failing to condemn an act irrespective of the party
3. Demand answers as a responsible citizen of the entity called Nigeria

You all do the above if it suits or favors you political inclination and you turn around and demand the same from me. What do we call that.

Not that it matters but I will implore you to go through some of my posts.

I have never endorsed Tinubu because I feel he is Mr corruption. I could never vote for him

I also condemned the fact that Buhari pulled out from the debate

I also find it questionable that he can absorb Abacha of any corruption when there are tons of evidence to suggests otherwise.
However, Buhari as a man has some values I can relate to as a person which I strongly believe is needed in this trying times to get us out of the mess we currently find ourselves in.
We need to start making these politicians know it’s not always going to be business as usual hence we use our democratic rights to enforce change as of when needed.

eleko1:
SEUN and co biko FP pls

i don't even know why they are delaying this one. lalasticlala, ishilove, etc

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what do u expect a criminal to say

This guy has always been a rogue since the days of his yahoo yahoo car shop called spotless motors

Storry for d Gods

clevvermind:
nigerians your destiny is in your own hands
vote wisely without fear of intimidation or
favour or sentiments but base on what you
thinks and what you have as evidence. Every
country grows base on continuity,base on
progress,base on present day to day
orientation and modern world. Buhari as rule
this country before but today he has virtually
no achievement to back his campaigns,no
inscribed wall of any project of any kind
which he commissioned neither in the North
or South of this country not even in his state
kastina state that his name inscribed on
it,his children are abroad attending modern
schools but he never have the political will to
put schools in his state nor in other parts of
this country to encourage modern education
but he chooses to invite foreign bodies to
come course civil unrest in our dear country
in the name of western education is
forbidden=Boko Haram,Nigerians of the
North,South should as a matter of fact vote
for PGEJ not for the sake of voting him but
that through him Nigeria can be
Singapore,Dubai,Uk,etcetera,with public
utilities,infrastructures,Railways,recreational
facilities,in every nooks and crannies of this
country. Nigeria must move forward and
cannot afford to go backwards of old and
archaic ways of doing things,if a leader mean
well for his country come rain or sun will
remain here with us but the reverse is the
case for Buhari and the like of him.

soe:
Buhari will arrest this man

[color=#990000][/color] Why talking like a fool. Even if Buhari should win, will APC win EKITI assembly?

That was Fayose's voice. let the courts decide

berem would not be happy

Invest In The Future, Invest In Lekki.

Seun, the topic of this thread is terribly misleading and sends out wrong signal/information!

SaharaReporters got the tape/audio recording not APC.
Please, kindly inform the Mods to correct this.

clevvermind:
i don't even know why they are delaying this one. lalasticlala, ishilove, etc

How is it APC audio clips? Was it made public by the APC? and to think that it was captioned as "APC" audio clip on the front page is appalling. If you believe Fayose's denial, why won't you believe the source of the audio clip?
Until the basis of the evidence so far, I believe it is not fake and not a mere statement can change that. I need concrete proof that it is not real and the voices were perfectly simulated.
I wasn't expecting Fayose and Obanikoro to come out and confirm that they were indeed the ones.

Even if i dnt believe the other parties involved(obviously they were involved too)... Fayose's voice was so distinctive.

The Game is up for the APC, they are only trying to hold on anything that will make them remain relevant.

Time is running out for the APC, somebody should help them with something. They are out of Ideas.

8 days for Buhari/Osinbanjo to go back home.

Sheyyayyyy this man ooo . C denial oooo. Nigeria is gone. In a civilized country, this man should be in police detention for questioning and voice analysis. What a country!

I guess fayose forgot to contact koro before releasing a press statement cos the latter sort of confirmed the audio only saying nothing incriminating was said.

Everyone is entitled to his or her own opinion but we all know that those voices and conversation is real.

chigo93:
The way pastors are getting involved with politicians is just mysterious.

Give men wisdom and they become men of god.

Give them power and they become gods of men

THE EVIDENCE IS DAMNING THOUGH...

The audio recording on which it was based was surreptitiously made by Captain Sagir Koli of the 32nd Artillery Brigade stationed in Ekiti State who accompanied to the meeting the military general in charge of the Ekiti plan. He has since left Nigeria in order to protect his life, leaving behind the patriotic body of work behind this story.
A close analysis of the audio of the Ekiti election eve meeting of 20 June 2014 meeting between the implementers of the rigging plan shows how easy rigging an election can be once it has the right mix of executive and security collusion. It also underlines the arrogance and impunity with which electoral fraud may be carried out.
At the meeting were the following: Ayo Fayose, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate; Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, at the time the Minister of State for Defence; Senator Iyiola Omisore; Caleb Olubolade, the Minister for Police Affairs; Brigadier General Aliyu Momoh, and one “Honorable” Abdul Kareem, said to be a federal legislator.
Fayose, understandably, was present in his own interest, as the man the PDP wanted to put into Government House. The audio published here shows him in that role, exuding a blend of arrogance and confidence. He speaks with authority, bullying and intimidating Brigadier-General Momoh.
“We agreed in Abuja on the modalities to work,” the governor-to-be brags. “We agreed on a sticker, that any vehicle you see that sicker, you allow that sticker. That sticker is on those vehicles his own was sent to him, mine was sent to me. The one by SSS was given to me to give to them; there is no vehicle that left this place without that sticker.”
Obanikoro establishes the link of the group with the executive branch, pointing out that he was present at the behest of President Goodluck. “Am not here for tea party,” he announces. “Am here on a special assignment by the President.”
That assignment: to ensure that Fayose became the governor of Ekiti State by foul means. Omisore, a former Senator and former Deputy Governor of Osun State, was a candidate for the Osun election that would follow Ekiti’s. He seemed present to ensure success of the plan, perhaps in preparation for his own enthronement in his state thereafter.
The rest of the cast seemed to be the finely-honed tools of the operation:
General Momoh, Commander of the 32nd Artillery Brigade in Ekiti, representing the Chief of Staff of the Nigerian Army, and therefore the Nigerian military, in a partisan effort to rig a gubernatorial election.
Olubolade, the Police Minister, representing the Police Force, to make sure the Police did the bidding of the Presidency, and therefore the PDP, in a partisan effort to rig the gubernatorial election.
Obanikoro, having established that he was on the President’s special mission, speaks authoritatively, threateningly, even presidentially:
“I want him picked up [arrested) in the morning!” he says of Bimbo Daramola, [Governor Kayode Fayemi’s Campaign Manager]
“You can’t get promotion without me sitting on top of your military council,” he tells General Momoh. “If I am a happy man tomorrow night [after electoral victory), the sky is your limit.”
General Momoh demonstrates how Nigeria’s military has become not only the fetchers and carriers for the political class, but also its whipping boy. He is the clearest lesson yet why the Nigerian army seems to have lost its way.
“Chief of Army Staff called me,” Fayose tells General Momoh. “He told me, you are in safe hands…[General Momoh] would perform and if you have any issues, call me. He told me and I have made it clear to him [Chief of Army Staff] that I am Jonathan for this election.”
Fayose clearly had been given the maximum authority at the highest level to do whatever he needed to do to become Governor of Ekiti.
General Momoh, apparently clear about his orders emanating from the highest levels, was putting in his shift.
Among other things, he reassures his handlers, “We have strike force…We can start arresting [APC members] in the afternoon…I have almost 40 solders after deployment…We have done a lot of arrest.”
There are arguments running through the audio that General Momoh is not doing enough for the cause, that he does not jump quickly enough when ordered. When he appears to respond, he is roundly cut down.
“Don’t talk to me anyhow,” Abdul Kareem tells him at a point, “Who are you that I am insulting you? If I am in the military, I would be a brigadier or general today…”
“General, relax, sit down,” Olubolade tells him. “You are a soldier man. You are working for us…”
Fayose tells him, “Brigadier-General, I was governor of this state 12 years ago, you [were] probably a captain or major [at that time]…When you talk to this man he would argue from morning to night…My younger brother retired in the army as Brigadier General, when you explain to this man, its argument, argument, argument…”( SaharaReporters established that an elder brother of Mr. Ayodele Fayose named Tunde Fayose, retired as a Brigadier General in the Nigerian Army.
Obanikoro says to the other about General Momoh: “Let us make progress, give him instructions on what we want him to do, let him go and do it. Let us monitor him, and make sure those things are done…”
And directly to the General, he says, “The idea of [our] calling you and not getting reactions, we have to stop that now. You must bring that to an end. When we call you, within the next 5-10 minutes, we need to know what has been done about it…”
Fayose also reads General Momoh the riot act, in the process revealing the length and breadth of the rot of election rigging.
“My people cannot be following you about,” he warns the general. “We don’t follow IG about, we don’t follow police about. The OC MOPOL of this state is working for us, we don’t follow him about. When we call him one hand [and say] ‘we have this problem’, he settles it immediately. Last night, we told him this is happening around the Government House, he cordoned off all the four entrances…”
It is also of great significance that in the middle of the brouhaha about the performance of General Momoh, Fayose says, “We have to call the President and let him know. These people are doing some things.
They would not even serve the police that want to help us. We can’t continue like this!”
With that remark, Fayose confirms that President Jonathan is at the heart of their plan, and can be briefed at any time, perhaps for further resources.
This audio-drama restates the Nigerian electoral equation: that executive power and considerable resources are often used to subvert the will of the people. Here now is proof, finally, that not only was the Ekiti gubernatorial election June 20, 2014 rigged aforethought, it was rigged using the entire weight of federal power, with the Nigerian Army and the police involved in all kinds of illegalities.
The dramatis personae in this embarrassing plan are clear, from President Jonathan down through the PDP machine, but would be expected to attempt to deny everything.
But we have proof, here, about how the Ekiti governorship, on the back of the fable of “stomach infrastructure”, was thoroughly rigged: a plan that had probably been used in the past, and may be used as a model for future elections.
The question is: where is Nigerian law, especially when it is so roundly slapped in the face?
Listen to the evidence as published here, and take a stand.

In the face of damning evidence, some people still try to defend the indefensible. Do this souls think Nigerians are foolish?? If you v got listening problems, hire someone to listen and explain to you. This is as glaring as daylight! Stop being robotic supporters!!

I expect a court suit and jail term of no less than 25years to all persons involved and that includes Mr jona himself.

I listened to the audio clip! Fayose's arrogant character was well synched! abi? Ideots!!! These people keep believing that we are fools!!! God will judge them all!

Why is Ekiti always in the news

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APC almighty hacker

OBJ has said it all.

Fayose....Haaoooo! Fake ko fake ni.

You that was desperately shaking, that we can so much SEE you in an AUDIO tape. My people who did not SEE Fayose in that AUDIO?

Story for the gods.....
I prays for a better Nigeria....

dustydee:

How is it APC audio clips? Was it made public by the APC? and to think that it was captioned as "APC" audio clip on the front page is appalling. If you believe Fayose's denial, why won't you believe the source of the audio clip?
Until the basis of the evidence so far, I believe it is not fake and not a mere statement can change that. I need concrete proof that it is not real and the voices were perfectly simulated.
I wasn't expecting Fayose and Obanikoro to come out and confirm that they were indeed the ones.

if you believe that is it not fake, me i believe that is it is fake. simple. no long story. the audio clip was apc handiwork. no need to pretend. it was a cheap propaganda.