YSA06:
That's true because it's their duties. Even in syria and other war zone country they held elections. It's because Nigerian Government doesn't have a shame that called for postponement of election on the ground of insecuirty.

Hotguy27:
This man feels he is bold enough to dare the force men. Demonstration should have been better. Still waiting for Amaechi to lead Nigerians on the street sha.

Flets:
Lol..... I thought Amaechi and APC promised to march the streets with their kids and form a parallel government afterwards. .... I dey laugh

They called him clueless few days back... now he is a dictator.

There is no greater stupidity, foolishness and evil than APC and its chieftains

annibro:
MARCH OVER, A NEW DISCOVERY.
WILL HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF?
The moment I heard dat the General Election was postponed till march 28th 2015, I took a swift action into history & gladly discovered dat dis postponement is an Aural of Divinity. March is very significant in the political History of the world. President F.Kennedy of US, an opposition candidate won Presidential election in March 1968. Former Zimbabwe prime minister, Morgan Tsvangirai lost an election to an opposition presidential candidate, Robert Mugabe in the month of March. I also glanced through ukraine history and saw how a ruling party lost presidential election in march 2003. March is always a good time to march over and take control. It is the best time 4 an opposition party to march over and win election. Buhari is fully ready to march over. Please join the marching Team today.

Let's 'March' Buhari 2 Aso Rock #GeneralMarch4Buhari (GMB)

Mekanze:
Believe you me, election may never hold again.

genearts:


Support GEJ
Don't support his wrong deeds.

Flets:


There was no wrong deed by GEJ

The two real reasons for election postponement

1. The last batch of 15million PVCs only arrived on 4th February and it will be unfair to hold elections 10 days after. If INEC could not do justice to 48M PVCs in 6 months how can dey do justice to 15M PVCs in 9 days?

2. The joint armed forces of Chad, Nigeria and Niger are on an offensive programme in the north east. Coincidentally the AU's decision to support coincides with the elections. Its only fair to allow the military conclude its progam now that we've got the corporation of our neighbours. Elections at the NE at this time will be a huge distraction

fajesito:
Jesus is coming soon......... Are you ready for His coming

DickDastardly:


Senseless talk from a Senseless Mallam

genearts:


1. Is GEJ the one to tell INEC they are not ready?? INEC says they are ready, and that should be final.

2. It is the responsibility of the armed forces to protect the people at all times! The election is jst 2 days, what kind of distraction will that cause? We only need military protrction in the NE, and not all of Nigeria.

annibro:
MARCH OVER, A NEW DISCOVERY.
WILL HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF?
The moment I heard dat the General Election was postponed till march 28th 2015, I took a swift action into history & gladly discovered dat dis postponement is an Aural of Divinity. March is very significant in the political History of the world. President F.Kennedy of US, an opposition candidate won Presidential election in March 1968. Former Zimbabwe prime minister, Morgan Tsvangirai lost an election to an opposition presidential candidate, Robert Mugabe in the month of March. I also glanced through ukraine history and saw how a ruling party lost presidential election in march 2003. March is always a good time to march over and take control. It is the best time 4 an opposition party to march over and win election. Buhari is fully ready to march over. Please join the marching Team today.

Let's 'March' Buhari 2 Aso Rock #GeneralMarch4Buhari (GMB)

viczing:
Janjanweeds got no opinion stfu political prostitute

YSA06:
That's true because it's their duties. Even in syria and other war zone country they held elections. It's because Nigerian Government doesn't have a shame that called for postponement of election on the ground of insecuirty.

Descartes:
Wammako is not to be taken seriously.

Flets:


1. INEC didn't want to take responsibility of her inadequacies especially when there is a security report to blame

2. You said It is the responsibility of the armed forces to protect people at all times. They've told you to give them few weeks to guarantee protection and you said NO. Why aren't you in the army? Which security report do you have that tells you you need protection only in the NE?

Don't you think you sound funny?

Oduduwaboy:

Babanla re ni supporter of APC joor ! oloriburuku to ti gba owo lowo PDP!

genearts:


Internal security is not a responsibility of the military. The military didn't provide security in 2011 election, militarisation of elections satrted in edo elections and then ekiti and osun. Is elections now a threat to national security??

Flets:


It is more than coincidence that all the elections that have been acclaimed free and fair by local and international observers had the military involved.

Now that is one gain we are not in a haste to loose just because rabblerousers feel otherwise.

Get used to it, the military will continue to help Nigerian civilians conduct credible elections until we we are sane enough to do the right and fair thing on our own.

genearts:


Yes, the military should help, but they should not become so important and powerful to d extent of determining schedule and reschedule of elections.
If INEC says they want elections on any day, the military has no option dan to go with INEC decision but to now threaten INEC and insist on a postponement is overstepping dia boundary and treacherous

Flets:


Security supercedes all electoral processes. No elections should proceed if the security of such process cannot be guaranteed.

The army are part and parcel of the ongoing fight against insurgency as well as part of previous elections. So I guess that to suit you lot,we have to disregard them irrespective of the security report they possess which you are not privy to just to sound politically correct?

Anyway, why am I explaining to you in the first place? The deal is done and you have no option than live with it.

shizzle11:
You have been spamming nairaland with this nonsense since yesterday. I know you lack creativity and obviously this is someone's thought, you are clearly on a copy and paste spree.
marchbuhari kor, mortuary ni...mtchwwww

Dumb fool!

annibro:


[s]Matthew 5:22; And whosoever shall call someone a FooL will be in danger of Hell Fire
NET translation.... Shall be Liable 2 Hell Fire
WOG translation..... Shall answer 4 it in Hell Fire
.... anyone who says, 'You fool!' will suffer for it in the fire of hell.

Except u repent of dat word, ur Judgement is starring at u right in ur Face[/s].

viczing:
 Says postponement of election orchestrated by PDP
Mohammed Aminu in Sokoto

Sokoto State Governor, Alhaji Aliyu Wamakko, on Sunday called on the service chiefs and the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Mr. Suleiman Abba, to resign immediately for orchestrating the postponement of the February general elections.

Wamakko to Service Chiefs, IGP: Resign Now for Dereliction of Duties

Wamakko made the call following the postponement of the Presidential, National Assembly, governorship and state assembly elections to March 28 and April 11 for security reasons.

Speaking with newsmen in Sokoto, Wamakko averred that all the service chiefs and the IGP should resign now for failing to perform their duties.

He maintained that they had failed the nation and Nigerians and as such had no reason to remain in office.

"The service chiefs and IGP should, therefore, honourably resign as they could not guarantee the elections as their statutory and civic duties," Wamakko said.

The governor emphasised that the postponement of the election was uncalled for and not the required plausible solution to their phobia.

According to him, the elections should have gone ahead on February 14 to allow Nigerians to elect the candidates of their choice in line with their quest for change.

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