That was the day Nigerians trooped out in their millions to elect their leader.

The election has been adjudged as the freest and fairest election in the anals of this country.

Fellow country men, can history ever repeat it self in nigeria?

Pls, no dumb comments like "this is a primary sch. pupil question has displayed when a thread was on as regard  the corrupt nature of yaradua

Yes, we definitely can.

But not with umpires like Iwu[b]ruwuru[/b] who in spite of a glaring failures keep thumping his chest and awarding himself 80% pass mark and also asking albeit unashamedly, USA to come and learn a few things from us in organising elections.

The election process must fair without any sort of intimidation.

The candidates have to be fairly acceptable to the people.

The government must not give any undue advantage to any candidate.

We did it before and we can do it again but I fear if PDP and the government in power are capable of attaining such heights.

Yes we can ! if truly the electoral reform can absorb option A4. there will be less money to be wasted on electoral material. What the Polling and party agents needs might just be their phones and laptop to collate the results.

sometimes, i query the thinking capacity of some acclaimed leaders of tomorrow. why will a rational Nigeria in his right state of mind be comparing June 12 presidential election to the birthday of uwais. it clearly shows the crops of leaders being trained by all these self glorification seeking & mushroom leadership centers such ken nnamani leadership center

It is more than possible, cos nothing has changed since then.
Besides, Nigerians still blv in rotational government, which i think it is total nonsense and non-democratic

with Anambra fiasco, will this ever happen again?

March 28, 2015 was a perfect match