felifeli:

You are joking of course ? You think someone like Buhari with the wolves surrounding him can be voted out of office ? Once he gets there the first hing he will do will be to raise violent squads to silence opposition in very way so that he can have piece of mind to take long naps and medical trips abroad. Characteristically of an old lion, the only way you will be able to get him out if he gets there will be a military coup or assassination. Mark you, he will rule 20 years if he is able to get away with it. He will become the greatest despot Africa has ever seen, But by the grace of God almighty Buhari will never rule Nigeria.

Vicotex:
rubbish

Oga dem need to quarantine you, b4 your insanity surface.

Justfollowit:
Why not ten terms

Jokers

princeonx:
As much as i dislike GEJ's government, I strongly doubt if Buhari will EVER rule Nigeria again.


And to those shouting that "the change we need or want is here should please zip it"

Until an Igbo man can run or rule in Lagos State or a yoruba run or rule in imo, or either run or rule in Kano State, we are way too far from change.
Africa is still buried in darkness when it comes to politic or actual change in government.


Come to think of it, 65-75% of those shouting buhari on NL or shouting for change which could be better or worse (do I look like 4fn god) were not here or born 30+ years ago when he first ruled! Even if you were born, most of you/us were way too young to be so sure of this man. He is just too desperate for my liking!

I actually went online to see if any country's presidential candidate won after 3 trials, nna men, Buhari, e be like say you go fashi that thing till next time/world! Smh!

johnpalmer774:

dirty mouth Yarning Rubbish on NL ,

egift:
PDP always playing dirty like Pigs. They are yet to finish 2015, they want to drag APC into 2019 Politics. All these are nothing but distraction tactics.

A Presidential Tenure is 4yrs. If you do well and wish to contest again, Nigerians can make that decision.

Things must Change this month. No Distractions.

chidistone:
Buhari has not apologized to Nigerians for working for the most corrupt govt in the world then, but he still maintains that Abacha didn’t loot Nigeria dry even as Abacah loots are still being sent back to Nigeria.

Chiefpriest1:
Let am win first na. I think the APC is afraid of what the north's reaction to the insinuation would be. Otherwise, this is a non-issue

chidistone:
Buhari has not apologized to Nigerians for working for the most corrupt govt in the world then, but he still maintains that Abacha didn’t loot Nigeria dry even as Abacah loots are still being sent back to Nigeria.

Donclaracuzo:


He Is A Religious Fanatic And Extremist: Buhari believes that his religion is superior to other religions and that Koran supersedes our constitution. In 2001, he gave his total support for Sharia with this statement: “I will continue to show openly and inside me the total commitment to the Sharia movement that is sweeping all over Nigeria. God willing, we will not stop the agitation for the total implementation of the Sharia in the country.” M. Buhari (August 27, 2001) He made the above statement after he had gone to BBC Hausa Service to condemn the then Vice President, Atiku Abubakar for urging Muslims states who adopted Sharia to return to the status quo. If you think that these statements mean nothing, then envision what would happen if a notable Christian political leader from the south make the same statement about spreading Christianity across Nigeria. Prior to the 2003 elections, he made another shocking statement: “Muslims should only vote those who will promote Islam. We are more than the Christians if you add our Muslim brothers in the West.”- M. Buhari (2003)


Buhari who has been loosing election from the era of Adam due to his record as one who Introduced Kidnapping And Smuggling Into The Nigeria System:The story of Umaru Dikko is already well known that repeating it here amounts to tautology. However, Buhari and his ADC Col. Mustapha Jokolosupervised the smuggling of 53 suitcases filled with cash against the protests of Tunde Idiagbon and ironically, Abubakar Atiku (an APC bigwig), was the former DG of Customs. Do you still need to know why Buhari has never accused Atiku of being corrupt?

makzeze:
We must reject those who propagate, lies, hatred, ethnicity, divisiveness, sectionalism or seek to manipulate our religious differences in such cynical fashion.
On our part, we will remain undeterred: our commitment is to bring about change in the way we live and think and work in this nation; and our goal is to ensure a decent existence for all. And, by the Grace of God, that is what we will do—we will remain true to our commitment and we will achieve our goal.

May God bless Nigeria and its people for all time.

Long live GMB/PYO!
Long live APC!
Long live Federal Republic of Nigeria!

PapiWata:


The Born-To-Rule northern Nigerian crude oil monopoly bandits do in fact regard Nigeria's cash flow as their own personal income, so it is hardly surprising to see Buhari, who stole billions of dollars as a military tyrant, and again later as a selected crony of late Robber Barron Sanni Abacha, still remaining adamant in his delusion that the money those career embezzlers stole was "reallocated", rather than looted.

chidistone:


He Is Not A Man of His Words: Buhari cried in public and said he won’t contest elections again, yet couldn’t keep his
words: “This campaign is the third and last one for me; since, after it, I will not present myself again for election into office of the president.” – M. Buhari (April, 2011 at the Int’l Conference Centre, Abuja) Then again in 2014, he swallowed his words with this: “I humbly present myself to all Nigerians and to God, seeking to be elected as APC’s presidential candidate.” - M. Buhari (Oct., 15, 2014 Eagle Square Abuja)

korel9:
What gives these e-goats (APC) the confidence that he's (GMB) even going to serve one term talk more of two?

That guy (GMB) is a walking corpse.

If na lie let him also go for a fitness trek like GEJ did.

johnpalmer774:




Mr Man Shut ur dirty mouth and stop Yarning Rubbish on NL , Whatever happened 30yrs ago could easily be accessed online if you care to know , an average Nigerians that love Football Passionately can tell you history of some certain Players that Played in 60s and 70s even though they were not born then just i can tell u the history of Michel Platini, Gerd Müller ,Eusébio and Johan Cruyff and i was not born when they all started playing so history is always there for you to see. The same way this people lied and made us to believed that it was Buhari that Planned the coup against Shagari in 1983 whereas history made me to understand that Buhari was never part of the Plan neither was he with the coup Plotter , The name of the head of the Coup Plotter is Brigadier Ibrahim Bako but he was killed when he was trying to arrest Shagari so it was the officers who led the coup installed Major-General Muhammadu Buhari as Head of State. The history also made me to understand that Buhari was in Jos when the coup were been carried out.


WAR AGAINST INDISCIPLINE

Buhari and Idiagbon correctly identified corruption and indiscipline as the main constraints on Nigeria’s development. These twin evils have in the view of many, become a way of life for many Nigerians. For this reason, they launched a nationwide campaign called “War Against Indiscipline” (“WAI”). The WAI campaign was aimed at tackling the most anti-social Nigerian characteristics such as indiscipline, corruption, and lack of environmental sanitation. Nigerians learned and grudgingly accepted social behaviour that was the norm in other countries around the world. Queuing suddenly became all the rage in Nigeria! Buhari and Idiagbon understood that the undisciplined Nigerian psyche was not going to change by persuasion and that their WAI campaign had to backed by the threat of force. Although they had always cried out for a Government that would root out the rampant indiscipline in Nigeria, white collar workers were irked when they learned that the WAI campaign would lead to them being punished and that it would apply to them as well as the rest of “ordinary” Nigerians.

Corruption

There had been widespread allegations of corruption against many members of Shagari’s government. For this reason, military tribunals were set up to try ministers in Shagari’s administration that had been accused of embezzling public funds. These tribunals were chaired by military officers and had the power to impose massive prison sentences. The only right of appeal from the tribunals was to the SMC which was also exclusively comprised of military officers (and the Inspector-General of police). The military were effectively acting as prosecutor, judge and jury. Unsurprisingly the Nigerian Bar Association barred its member lawyers from participating in the tribunals. Undeterred, Buhari and Idiagbon pressed on with the tribunals and several prominent politicians were convicted of various corruption charges and given massive prison sentences ranging from twenty to over two hundred years. Given that most of the convicted were already over fifty years old, it was obvious that they would die in prison if they served the rest of their sentences. Among those convicted were prominent politicians such as Anthony Enahoro and Jim Nwobodo. The tribunals effectively put Nigeria’s political elite in jail.

Although the harsh sentences and nature of the tribunals were criticised, it is arguable that Nigeria needed these Nuremberg style trials in order to free itself from its corrupt past. The era of Buhari and Idiagbon was the first, and only time that Nigerian public officials were tried, and held accountable for their actions in office. The trials would have had more legitimacy if they had been held in civilian courts, presided over by civilian legal officers, and open to the public. This way Nigerians would have seen justice in action and had a chance to scrutinise the actions of their leaders who had so badly let them down and misused their resources. By virtue of their centrally regimented military training and outlook, Idiagbon and Buhari were fundamentally unable to grasp the niceties of, and the political legitimacy they could have derived from holding fair and open trials. The public fully backed their assault on the corrupt elite, if not their methods. The trials and WAI campaign also had a psychological impact on other “don’t know how he got rich” individuals in Nigeria. For the first time in Nigeria’s history it became unwise for those with ill gotten to flaunt their wealth – for fear of attracting the attention of Buhari’s anti-corruption drive.

princeonx:

You almost mislead me from the way you insulted your father and generation from the beginning of your comment!
I was expecting to hear that those players who played 60 years ago can play the same way today since you expect buhari of almost 40yrs ago to be the same. I have tasted democracy something you probably won't experience in your bitter, miserable, and painful life.[size=18pt] If buhari (out of over 170m people excluding fools like u) or what he have to offer seems the best for you, dude you are a mad man[/size] which I can tell anyway from your above useless history.

princeonx:
As much as i dislike GEJ's government, I strongly doubt if Buhari will EVER rule Nigeria again.


And to those shouting that "the change we need or want is here should please zip it"

Until an Igbo man can run or rule in Lagos State or a yoruba run or rule in imo, or either run or rule in Kano State, we are way too far from change.
Africa is still buried in darkness when it comes to politic or actual change in government.


Come to think of it, 65-75% of those shouting buhari on NL or shouting for change which could be better or worse (do I look like 4fn god) were not here or born 30+ years ago when he first ruled! Even if you were born, most of you/us were way too young to be so sure of this man. He is just too desperate for my liking!

I actually went online to see if any country's presidential candidate won after 3 trials, nna men, Buhari, e be like say you go fashi that thing till next time/world! Smh!

makaveli16:


Guess you need to do a lil' more research. The 35th president of Brazil ran unsuccessfully three times (check the link below), and was elected president on his fourth attempt. He went on to transform the fortunes of Brazil.

This is however not indicative of my support for any sh.itty political party, just pointing out your gaffe.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luiz_In%C3%A1cio_Lula_da_Silva

kennydee05:

But many of our parents are old enough to tell us who the through Buhari is,.....Maybe you should ask any elders around you... no offence

PapiWata:


Few can see past the blizzard of pre-election bullchit spouted by the ventriloquists propping up geriatric expired tyrant Paaa Buhari for yet another humiliating defeat at the polls, but Ogaawa FeliFeli is one of the discerning few who know what time it is, and of this I am feli-feli sure.

It takes a sharp deductive mind and far more than a working knowledge of Nigeria's post-colonial history, to promptly identify the eternally optimistic agenda of evil people that seek power at ALL costs in Africa's most populous nation, long before the first shot has even been fired.

When Feli Feli speaks, intelligence operatives worldwide take notes, I chit you not.