free2ryhme:



have you heard of freedom of expression and speech


u need a little lesson in politics

ask Fayose and FFK what they said about buhari

free2ryhme:



you are asking me to prove GEJ's ingratitude? Are you sure u are a Nigerian . Please don't ever ask me that question ever > if u no wan make i tell you your life history

Yomieluv:
Am a pro-APC,but truth is northerners are the architect of their own mischief..

They have had more people in power,so they shouldn't use level of poverty as a yard to criticise GEJ's government,because it didn't start from him.

Till the northerners are truthful to themselves,they will keep going in circle.

raayah:


Did you read what I said. Should we then abuse our rights of freedom of expression and speech? Even Fayose and FFK did not personally attack the intellectual capabilities of the president like you did.

Would you say this outside in your streets?Can you recite your posts to GEJ face to face. Will you also be ready to face the consequences that come with these words you have spoken outside. If your answer is yes, then carry on If not, maybe its time you rethink about yourself and your post.

raayah:


Go ahead, tell me my life history!

fallout87:
It is funny how Nigerians act like there was no corruption before GEJ.

As if the North was developed before he came to office or as if there was light before wicked GEJ took it from them.

GEJ lost for one reason only. All the kingpins who were winning elections for PDP moved to APC. Now the new PDP (APC) is here with all the old corrupt members, but only worse because now Tinubu calls the shots. Is funny because the masses see those corrupt PDP officeholders in APC yet think something is going to change.

This was all about taking power by force so the Northerns can be happy and those with oil block can continue enjoying.

Tinubu of course will make sure to get his share of course

free2ryhme:


I can see u don't have sometime useful to do with your time

oya go rest

enpopa2:
only northerners can develop the north don't wait for the president/government to do that. since independence, the north has ruled more so why is there still poverty prevalent there? education is key to northern liberation and GEJ has been so kind to start tackling it while BH fights western
education. Sanusi, you can use your office and alleviate poverty too. elections were based on tribe especially in the north.

free2ryhme:


and what they said about Buhari was okay abi?


please go find work

I no get time for you attention seeking abeg

Sweetguy25:
Sanusi, thunder fire you and your fellow abokì ìdiots.
-9 universities,
-Hundreds of almajiri schools,
-More fertilizers for northern farmers,
- better irrigation for farmers

and what does GEJ get in return? Stoned during campaigns and booed!

I don't blame you people. Bloody parasites.

raayah:


out of all the votes that Buhari got, 78% came from the Northern part of Nigeria Yes almost 10 million votes from the North. You are very correct , Nigeria will vote along ethnic and religious lines. Nothing, Nothing is Changing.

drtwist:
Go to hell. U that was working with the opposition to Destroy jonathan government.

MuguliciousMUGU:
Former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria and the current Emir of Kano, Lamido Sanusi, says President Goodluck Jonathan lost because of the mood of voters which was determined by the economic conditions and level of poverty across the country.

Sanusi, who is now known as Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II, said this during an interview with our correspondent on Saturday.
He said the voting showed that areas which had a high rate of poverty felt neglected by the Peoples Democratic Party-led Federal Government over the years.

Sanusi said the presidential poll results showed that the figures of the PDP in presidential elections from 1999 had continued to dwindle significantly.

The monarch said the PDP got fewer votes in 2007, less in 2011 and then fewer votes in 2015 causing the ruling party to finally lose to the opposition party, the All Progressives Congress.

He said, “I think in 2011, it was very clear that Jonathan had lost many states in the North that had previously been won by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. And it was clear that there was a general sense by people of the Federal Government not investing in the areas where there is a high level of poverty.

“I believe more and more of those states began to feel that sense of not feeling the federal presence and not feeling the impact of democracy in their pockets and I think it is extremely important for people to connect with the government and when you have such conditions after 16 years of democracy, it was natural that people would want to have a change and I think this is basically what has happened.

“I don’t think it is something about an individual, I think it is something that has been going on for a number of years and you could see the states won by the PDP in 1999 and what they won in 2003, what they won in 2007, 2011 and you would begin to see the changes in the way Nigerians were responding so it was a matter of time.”

Sanusi, however, commended Jonathan, the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari; and the Independent National Electoral Commission for the conduct and atmosphere of the election.

He said change of leadership was good for democracy as it encouraged healthy competition. He said it was the trend in democracies across the world.
“I think it is good for the country that you have different parties winning and if the APC performs, they get another term and if they don’t, they get voted out after four years and it is extremely important that this happens so let us not see it in terms of somebody losing,” he said.

Sanusi also urged Buhari not to focus solely on corruption but on other areas that required urgent government attention such as education, decaying infrastructure, diversifying the economy and fixing power.

http://www.punchng.com/news/why-jonathan-lost-to-buhari-sanusi/

jerryboiii:
enough of this!!!!!!!!

champion69:
Sanusi, who is now known as Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II, said this during an interview with our correspondent on Saturday.
He said the voting showed that areas which had a high rate of poverty felt neglected by the Peoples Democratic Party-led Federal
Government over the years.

Story for the gods, the north has from time memorial had a high rate of poverty, it's not a new development neither is it caused by Jonathan's administration, people voted on basis of religion and ethnic sentiments that's the bitter truth. Sanusi, stop painting the obvious.

egift:
Jonathan lost due to 5.5yrs of Incompetence.

drtwist:
Go to hell. U that was working with the opposition to Destroy jonathan government.

drtwist:
Go to hell. U that was working with the opposition to Destroy jonathan government.

Sweetguy25:
Sanusi, thunder fire you and your fellow abokì ìdiots.
-9 universities,
-Hundreds of almajiri schools,
-More fertilizers for northern farmers,
- better irrigation for farmers

and what does GEJ get in return? Stoned during campaigns and booed!

I don't blame you people. Bloody parasites.

MuguliciousMUGU:
Former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria and the current Emir of Kano, Lamido Sanusi, says President Goodluck Jonathan lost because of the mood of voters which was determined by the economic conditions and level of poverty across the country.

Sanusi, who is now known as Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II, said this during an interview with our correspondent on Saturday.
He said the voting showed that areas which had a high rate of poverty felt neglected by the Peoples Democratic Party-led Federal Government over the years.

Sanusi said the presidential poll results showed that the figures of the PDP in presidential elections from 1999 had continued to dwindle significantly.

The monarch said the PDP got fewer votes in 2007, less in 2011 and then fewer votes in 2015 causing the ruling party to finally lose to the opposition party, the All Progressives Congress.

He said, “I think in 2011, it was very clear that Jonathan had lost many states in the North that had previously been won by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. And it was clear that there was a general sense by people of the Federal Government not investing in the areas where there is a high level of poverty.

“I believe more and more of those states began to feel that sense of not feeling the federal presence and not feeling the impact of democracy in their pockets and I think it is extremely important for people to connect with the government and when you have such conditions after 16 years of democracy, it was natural that people would want to have a change and I think this is basically what has happened.

“I don’t think it is something about an individual, I think it is something that has been going on for a number of years and you could see the states won by the PDP in 1999 and what they won in 2003, what they won in 2007, 2011 and you would begin to see the changes in the way Nigerians were responding so it was a matter of time.”

Sanusi, however, commended Jonathan, the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari; and the Independent National Electoral Commission for the conduct and atmosphere of the election.

He said change of leadership was good for democracy as it encouraged healthy competition. He said it was the trend in democracies across the world.
“I think it is good for the country that you have different parties winning and if the APC performs, they get another term and if they don’t, they get voted out after four years and it is extremely important that this happens so let us not see it in terms of somebody losing,” he said.

Sanusi also urged Buhari not to focus solely on corruption but on other areas that required urgent government attention such as education, decaying infrastructure, diversifying the economy and fixing power.

http://www.punchng.com/news/why-jonathan-lost-to-buhari-sanusi/

raayah:


What did they say about buhari that was wrong? As far as I know they never called him an idiot or an ingrate!.

They said he had no education-true
They said he was a past dictator -true.

You have no valid point.

Sweetguy25:
Sanusi, thunder fire you and your fellow abokì ìdiots.
-9 universities,
-Hundreds of almajiri schools,
-More fertilizers for northern farmers,
- better irrigation for farmers

and what does GEJ get in return? Stoned during campaigns and booed!

I don't blame you people. Bloody parasites.

drtwist:
Go to hell. U that was working with the opposition to Destroy jonathan government.