DONSMITH123:


AHAHAHAHAH....Leave the guy,

Ask your broda Obua he will gist you about DSS.....Since Obua left DSS Office, what's d story.. lol

niceeric:

I swear na sorry story ooo lol

niceeric:

I swear na sorry story ooo lol

heykims:
While others were painting their names in the book light during election, Orubebe chose book of notoriousity..

oluwaSmith1:


What else?

And has his action given GEJ the post?

deadZONE:
Oga go and sit down ORUBEBE had a point tho we all over looked it...
your sins would catch up to u,
you sold this nation to a tourist
an illiterate with no future plans
than traveling the world nd dying
well i leave you to GOD.

dunkem21:
JEGA stole my "mock election" idea on NL...

dunkem21:



Wrong. Orubebe's outburst never gave APC upper hand because JEGA's hand and U.S hands were already with APC.

Do you know that Obama actually gave JEGA a certificate while the election is still in progress

My point remains ..Orubebe goofed big time but JEGA was biassed ..I wish the DSS will invite me for clarification.

dunkem21:


Over the elections, bro.

PDP complained about JEGA's complicity months before the general elections while the APC was unusually calm and willing to accept any results. I can unpack the elections for you, bro. No need "wailing" over split milk but ..


..JEGA was biassed!

KYLEJP:
You must be a TANoid

dunkem21:
JEGA was biassed ..Orubebe didn't package his criticism well.

ddippset:
I like Jega. He strikes me like a honest man with integrity. But I don't know why he keeps praising the last elections. They were a sham. Faulty card readers nationwide. From underaged voting in the north, to voter intimidations in the south. From abundance of fake result sheets to foul play and compromise by so many electoral commissioners. Jega should stop fooling himself. He's a good man but his elections were a sham.

Bdemmy:


Oya help him jare.

Mr package

gawu1:

And a wailer too

kasshoggi:


I need you and everyone who doesn't want to accept change, and allow the country move forward to do these;

When TCN (phcn or Nepa, whichever works for you), restore power in your area like they do under this new government, please cut your wires from the grid and re-attach it when PDP regains power (whenever that is).

If any of the former servants of Nigeria are indicted; please spend sometime serving part of their terms for them.

As the value of the Naira has risen in recent days; please tell the bureau de change to sell a dollar to you at #245 as opposed to the #218 that it currently is at the parallel market.


Bottomline: Wanting whoever is President to fail due to vested interests means wanting Nigeria as a country, as a people, and you as an individual to fail; as whatever affects Nigeria as an entity now affect us all.

So, my question is; "Would you want your effort not to yield the required value like it happened for the past four years?"

I'm sure the answer is No.

So, stop supporting mediocrity.

The moment PMB begins to express mediocre thoughts, words, and actions, let's all vilify him, not before.


No offence intended.

deadZONE:
are u not ashame of yourself at this age ur celebrating light, light that is not 24hours light that has only improve in some major cities alone, please go and do ur home work a town like uyo has suffered light failure under this regime by the way this light improvement is as a result of the policies nd projects GEJ implemented go and get your facts right... little blockhead.

Positivemind1:
Kudos to Jega. He's PDP nightmare! He never allow them to hijack the process. Let the truth be told, both PDP and APC rigged in their areas of strength plus votes from sincere Nigerians... And the Winner emerged. Let's stop all these bias view. Jega did well. There's no perfect election anywhere in the world.

Sincere4u:

We all heard Jega's explanation but you didn't hear Orubebe's explanations. Jega's explanation was roundedly nullified by Orubebe's. Anybody that actually knew what transpired would have felt exactly the way he did though not everybody would've had the courage to act the way he did. Some people could've done something worse though. Jega was biased no doubt about that and circumstances will eventually get him regret the role he played even if it's not made public. Nature always has a way of getting us regret our wrongs.

dunkem21:
JEGA was biassed ..Orubebe didn't package his criticism well.

ddippset:
I like Jega. He strikes me like a honest man with integrity. But I don't know why he keeps praising the last elections. They were a sham. Faulty card readers nationwide. From underaged voting in the north, to voter intimidations in the south. From abundance of fake result sheets to foul play and compromise by so many electoral commissioners. Jega should stop fooling himself. He's a good man but his elections were a sham.

drbre:



We should get to understand the concept referred to as the degree of error. This is a margin that is allowed for mishaps in any human activity. As you will most likely agree, there is no human institution that can be said to be 100% perfect, hence the degree of error. Prof Atahiru Jega, an accomplished intellectual publicly acknowledged some of the issues of the last electilns i.e. Underage voting, voters intimidation etc. However he made it crystal clear tht these were isolated cases and they are not substantial enough to nullify the entire process. Here is where the degree of error concept becomes very helpful. God bless Nigeria ..if its in His will to do so.

Samland:
Prof wil always b Prof. I too luv u sir.

dunkem21:



Nope. ..

..but JEGA was biassed. That's my point.

gawu1:

What exactly are you saying? Explanation we didn't hear nullified explanation we all heard? How?
What exactly transpired other than the fact you and me know that a winner was clearly at the brim when somebody called Orubebe, a one time minister of Fed Rep of Nig, Returning Agent of PDP and candidate GEJ in the election attempted to disrupt the process?
You concluded that Jega was biased and would live to regret. The questions are: biased against who, GEJ or GMB; what are you proves!
Jega would regret the role he played? Because your principal was defeated in an election presided over by him? Stop living in the fools' world! Nature does not pay good with bad neither does it reward bad with good. Can't you see how Jega is now celebrated, an international figure, the man that presided over best ever conducted election in Africa? He is an authority anytime, anywhere, any sphere election matter is discuss, national & international. So, whatever notions detractors like you may hold against him remain inconsequential. His achievements before being & as INEC boss would forever speak and defense his integrity. His thinking's beyond your perception. From the interview above, he clearly has put behind the unwarranted outburst of Orubebe and cronies. Therefore, You can keep wailing, that won't suffocate the facts every right thinking Nigerian knows. Your wish are your wish, so shall it remain.