I've listened to him spoke. He's an articulate and brilliant person.

The former coup plotter hasn't change a bit. If anything, he remains cocky and arrogant. I still will cling to my GEJ. The devil I know remains better than the saintly angel that's unknown. The leopard will never change its spots No matter of washing, polishing and education can do that: its beyond the surface. Its what it is. Buyer beware!

Firefire:
Mr. Buhari is a dictator and a coup plotter, what else do you expect from him?

Debate ee no fit, na to run to UK go make mockery of himself reading long notes he could not interpret


PDP has offered to come debate in APC coven for Nigerians so hear both contenders speak, yet Boohary absconded.

what a height of shame and cowardice Nigerians cannot be fooled!


change ko charger ni

banki:
but buhari attended a debate in 2011 but jonathan ran away?

SeverusSnape:
Nice write up sir, This is exactly what I've been talking about, You say you're bringing "change", Oya come and tell us how you intend to effect that change; but no he couldn't, In each of his rallies, the man didn't talk for up to five minutes.
But this is where I don't agree with you...


This is where I agree totally...

@ Dein77

dein77:


Well, we have been telling them he's got NOTHING to offer. He continues to avoid any opportunity to debate. He only believes in town hall meetings where the Prof does all the talking.

Buhari can never be democratic; he's hardwired to be a despotic leader.

rusher14:
In 2011, Jonathan didn’t think the people needed a debate because he was the clear favourite.

The tide has turned.

dein77:


In my opinion, the debate is more about GMB that it is about GEJ. We gave already seen what's being done by the current administration; we need to hear from GMB what he intends to do for us and how he will go about it.

PassingShot:
Na wa for TANoids!

If I may ask, why do you need Buhari to debate Jonadindinrin?

Is it because you need a platform for GEJ to grab some relevance? The General is not giving you a debate and nothing you van do about that.

I just love how APC is serving PDP their own dose of the bitter pill.

GMB 2015.

dein77:


In my opinion, the debate is more about GMB that it is about GEJ. We gave already seen what's being done by the current administration; we need to hear from GMB what he intends to do for us and how he will go about it.

rusher14:


Since it was immaterial the last election between both candidates, I don't think it should make any difference now.

dein77:


This is 2015, 2011. Besides, you guys are the ones shouting change. Why continue to do the same thing over and over again?

dein77:



Bro, good morning. It is beyond GEJ seeking any kind of relevance. It's actually about GMB telling us how/ what he's got upstairs.

Most of support GEJ but our greatest loyalty lies WHATEVER needs to be done for the greater good of the country. It's his call to refuse the debate; it's ours to talk and analyse it. It's all for the progress of the nation.

We talk for development!

dein77:


This is 2015, 2011. Besides, you guys are the ones shouting change. Why continue to do the same thing over and over again?

PassingShot:


Good morning to you too my brother.

Unfortunately, in the game of politics, gladiators play to their strength and take advantage of their opponent's weaknesses. So if a front runner knows that avoiding a debate will not damage his chances at the polls, why will he/she participate in one with a possibility of a slip thereby helping his enemy? It is what PDP did in 1999 when OBJ refused to debate Falae and they did it again in 2003, 2007 and 2011 without any consequences.

Let's face the fact here, APC/GMB are the front runner in this election (they must have done several permutations and calculations to know that. If they were not, they would have accepted a debate) and PDP/GEJ are playing catch-up (they know this fact too hence the desperation, the personal attacks, rejecting PVC/card readers etc.) and as such requesting for a debate with the hope that GMB will slip.

We as electorates are right to ask for a debate but the parties are at liberty to honour it or not. At the end, electorates can choose not to vote for whoever declines a debate as a punishment for shunning them. Unfortunately again, our democracy has not evolved to that point where politicians will see debates as a necessity to win additional voters to their side especially when PDP has done it severally without any regrets.

BobNeli:
OP are you seriousely demanding Buhari to stand for an hour adressing a Nigeria audience? This is not going to be like a script written adress where he will be reading out but another man's opinions. How do you expect him to figure out answers for the unexpected questions he would be fielding from the audience? What baffles me most is not the fact that he is not mentally capable of a debate of such magnitude but his deceitful nature that disallows him to accept his incompetence and tell the Nation the truth. O yaa! We have seen Goodluck's answers to the debate from his 4yrs administration. What then? Let's hear you out mr fugitive. Your own side of the debate. And see if you are a better option. How now can we count on you? I'd rather stick to the facts I have seen than the ones embeded in one man's heart.