domwas2:
I quote "Nigerians are not asking for too much. They are not even looking for saints as their leaders but they want men and women who are less greedy and more caring. Unfortunately, they’ve searched in vain for too long and it seems there is no end to this misery.
This is why in frustration they have turned to a man who left power 30 years ago, General Muhammadu Buhari. No one should blame us. It is in the character of human beings to run to the elders of the house in the days of tribulations. Everywhere you turn today what you hear is the cry of change. A wife rejected has suddenly become the beautiful bride in retrospect. Let no one envy Buhari because it is not his fault if those handed power on a platter of gold trampled on it.
From what I see and feel, Buhari’s time has come and he looks unstoppable. People are simply tired of being lied to and they want to use someone as scape-goat. Sadly, President Jonathan is the one they see in front of them and it is a cross he has to carry like a man. Those who misled him are just waiting for their flights to a safe haven leaving him alone and forlorn.  Such is life."

OREMUSSANCTUS:
ma bro, am entitled to ma own opinion. U can't infringe on ma human rite, ma freedom of expresion. Stop behaving like a tout and behave civil.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
ma bro, am entitled to ma own opinion. U can't infringe on ma human rite, ma freedom of expresion. Stop behaving like a tout and behave civil.

majekdom2:
Pay for what exactly , still surprised people reason this way at this present time.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
wad happens in las vergas stays in las vergas, so be civil abt it. Am not in religion section, if am in dat section I move and flow in d spirit, buh as dey say we all political animal( homo politicus) and am entitled to air ma views. If ya feel offended, bro ya can just commit suicide cos I owe no c*unt and explanation. Mind ya, a man dat one ruled dis nation, as far back as 29 years ago now coming to rule again, wen is it going to be ya turn? I guess ya rule in hell lol.

waternogetemeny:
Buhari was unable to answer most questions.

theV0ice:


when has buhari not looked like a pipe to you? Does he not look like a pipe in the pix below? what will it take for you to understand that he's fulani and that is one of their physical traits?

hansad:
"I am not saying: wipe out Boko Haram" ... President Jonathan;

and the video stopped without showing following statement. What the president meant to conclude was: I am not saying: "wipe out Boko Haram before elections can be held."

Nigerians ought to see the foreign media manipulations to make Nigerians reject Goodluck Jonathan to vote in Buhari. Foreign interests want a president Buhari who they shall tell: sign, and he shall sign without looking at the heading.

Today, it is alarming to note that Somalis and people of Arab descent follow Nigeria's forthcoming elections - even more than too many Nigerians. Sometimes, these Arabs and Somalis taunt you that they are coming to take over Nigeria through Buhari.

Nigerians must not use hatred for Jonathan and vote for Buhari, and thus consign the country to radicals who shall make Nigeria become another Somalia.

theV0ice:


count how many swear words you've poured forth in one single post and you'll see the depth of your depravity. you're a psychological wreak in need of plenty help.

Keep it up my friend while i keep trying to straighten you up

meanwhile all you said up there is trash again

theV0ice:


did your handler forget to lock your cage? which zoo did you escape from?

after you'll call buhari an illiterate. How does a single man change a nation's constitution to sharia single handedly in a presidential system of govt with a bicameral legislature and 36 state houses of assembly?

lestat:


You sir deserve 10,000 likes, this is the most sound, truthful, and unbiased explantion of the present Nigeria Situation. Please i am going to copy this and create a new thread and title it "WHy WE wANT bUHARI" SO THE WHOLE WEBSITE CAN REEAD IT, THIS BRILLIANT POST IS WASTING AWAY HERE IN oBSCURITY.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
just aired ma views, if ya hate it go hang yaself on high tension wire in ore

hansad:
"I am not saying: wipe out Boko Haram" ... President Jonathan;

and the video stopped without showing following statement. What the president meant to conclude was: I am not saying: "wipe out Boko Haram before elections can be held."

Nigerians ought to see the foreign media manipulations to make Nigerians reject Goodluck Jonathan to vote in Buhari. Foreign interests want a president Buhari who they shall tell: sign, and he shall sign without looking at the heading.

Today, it is alarming to note that Somalis and people of Arab descent follow Nigeria's forthcoming elections - even more than too many Nigerians. Sometimes, these Arabs and Somalis taunt you that they are coming to take over Nigeria through Buhari.

Nigerians must not use hatred for Jonathan and vote for Buhari, and thus consign the country to radicals who shall make Nigeria become another Somalia.

ifihearam:
he could not even give a straight answer on how to fight against massive corruption..why?

Cos he is surrounded by the most corrupt politicians in Nigeria

ellechrystal:

Fulanis look like that? At war age exactly please??

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Buhari is close to his grave, I pity him. Just as asiwaju of corruption used and dump ribadu, tinubu willl use and dump him. And for dose yorubaz who wants buhari to contest so dat wen he dies a yoruba man will rule again all planned by tinubu, just know ya selling ya birth right cos a time will come wen ya will nid votes from south and east and ya will get non. Tinubu won't be here forever, he will soon die and dose shouting change will pay for it. I knw d westerners will take dis as an attack, buh its better to be persecuted for saying d truth dan to be silent. Asiwaju of corruption is selling d westerners birthrites

sheymoni:
"The Nigerian Presidential election is between a FAILED President and a former DICTATOR" - Christine Amanpour ............ I swear, Jonathan Don suffer. but Let me make a prophecy tonight: by the time you wake up or go to bed tomorrow the Presidency would have fired a few missiles at AMANPOUR!

betaddict:
My letter to BUHARI... Sir ,let us examine your
service records. I consider your generation a very
privileged one, indeed. In 1975 at d age of 33,
you were appointed d Military Governor of d
North-Eastern State, present day Borno & Yobe
states. In 1976 at d age of 34 you became d
Minister 4 Petroleum and Natural Resources. In
1978 at d age of 36 you became d Chairman of d
Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).
Today d reverse is d case. Most Nigerians at age
of 35 are still unemployed and still living with
parents. Many are still not married. During your
time you were already Governor at this age.One
major reason for this unfortunate turn of events is
that many elders like you have refused 2
voluntarily handover d baton 2 d next generation.
Life should be a relay race where one runs his
race and hands over 2 d next. In Nigeria many
elders like you have run their races and are still
holding on tenaciously 2 d baton.But Sir, I have
an important question here 4 you. The question is
simple, MUST YOU SERVE NIGERIA AS A
PRESIDENT ONLY? IS THERE NO OTHER
CAPACITY YOU CAN SERVE US EXCEPT D
PRESIDENCY? It is very erroneous 2 imagine that
you can only serve Nigeria only in one capacity.
During d regime of late General Sani Abacha, you
accepted d appointment 2 serve as d Chairman of
d then Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF). D general
opinion was that you served faithfully in this
capacity. Well done Sir! But you never asked
Abacha 2 vacate office 4 you as your former
subordinate in d army. Never! In fact that would
have been a dangerous move, if not suicidal.
Rather you served faithfully under your former
junior in d army. Sir, imagine if you take on
another job like d Chairman of EFCC or ICPC or
NDLEA. Nigerians actually need you 2 serve in
one of these capacities much more than they need
you in d Presidency. Mere mentioning your name
as Chairman of EFCC would drive many corrupt
men underground. But you wouldn’t . Either d
Presidency or nothing. When are you going 2
handover 2 d next person? It is either you do it
voluntarily or risk disgrace at d polls. God bless
you sir.."

Rexxie:

da hell does this tout think he is! If u are deceived by some expired product who ruled some 29yrs back,thats ur biz..its better for u to realise that rather than trying to get some noble prize for psychos of some sort on here..

Certifiedboss:


She's the best journalist in the world. I love her guts and the way she says anything about anybody

Rexxie:

gedda4q bloody parasite

sheymoni:
"The Nigerian Presidential election is between a FAILED President and a former DICTATOR" - Christine Amanpour ............ I swear, Jonathan Don suffer. but Let me make a prophecy tonight: by the time you wake up or go to bed tomorrow the Presidency would have fired a few missiles at AMANPOUR!

deletrue:
Am sincerely telling you that Buhari is dead and finished man. Did you listen to voice not too long? If that man is your father, would you want him to become the president especially considering his appertance like half inch rod?
His shoulders and his neck are clear indications that Buhari will not survive any longer. You wicked boy.

PEREP:
The actors of the military administration of 1984 and 1985 is GMB and it is totally incorrect to say that 'he is being judged too harshly'.

For me, he was tested with ABSOLUTE power and we all know what he did with it. I do not believe he acted in those manners because it was military regime but because of his views about the issues and circumstances.

In 2004, he told BBC journalist during the Hardtalk interview that information peddled by journalists were distractions. If at 1984, information thrown out by journalists are distractions, what happens with the Jet age of Twitter, Facebook and loads of other social media platforms?

Nigeria of today is liberalized and with that power we have been able to mount required pressure due to freedom of expression guaranteed than ever.

What we have in a President is not perfect but he is a departure from the old order.
For me, let's march forward and keep putting required pressure on govt to do the needful.

OrlandoOwoh:

Buhari answered all the questions he was asked, unlike Jonathan that avoided questions on ex-militants threatening the unity of Nigeria over his feared loss, twice.