sarrki:


Calm down bro

I swear Atiku can't win Buhari in the North and Southwest

Atiku will win PMB everywhere!

sarrki:


Atiku did not even showed that charity begins at home

He was vice president for 8years

The road leading from Mayo belwa - Jada - Ganye his local don't deserve to be called a road

You can't go on 50 with motor bike how much more a car ?

Please verify

Nonsense. PMB's sgf cut grass with 250 million naira and he's still roaming free!

madridguy:
OBJ will be right now laughing like someone watching Papa Ajasco of those days.

I tell you .. Giggling like he saw an 'Ikebe Super'

SmartchoiceNGR:


Nonsense. PMB's sgf cut grass with 250 million naira and he's still roaming free!

Please we are talking of Nigeria and his people here

anonimi:


Ai tete mu ole, ole fe mu oloko - a pot is calling kettle black.
Wonders ahll never end.

Arakunrin Buhari se daada

Emi oki se oloselu

Ama mogba fun Buhari

dunkem21:
I feel you bro. The truth remains that our population is unevenly skewed to favour northerners else why will a law professor and proven technocrat be a vice president?
Why are the likes of Adenuga not rising up to salvage our country

The population that makes Kano state more than Lagos state?
Adenuga is waiting for youths and other Nigerians like you to be ready to make the needed sacrifice by joining political parties and spending your own money, time and talents to identify better candidates from the LGA councillor level upwards.
Will you also rise up and get your relatives and friends to also rise


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sarrki:


Please we are talking of Nigeria and his people here

Parrot. Just so remember. The owner of ikoyigate billions is still walking free anonymously.

sarrki:
Arakunrin Buhari se daada
Emi oki se oloselu
Ama mogba fun Buhari

Are you joking or seriously trying to be a comedian?

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sarrki:


Calm down bro

I swear Atiku can't win Buhari in the North and Southwest

Which south west, just do a little sample survey and reality will dawn on you that Buhari has lost it in the south west.

Adekdammy:


Which south west, just do a little sample survey and reality will dawn on you that Buhari has lost it in the south west.

It seems you surrounded yourself with PDP agents

SmartchoiceNGR:
Nonsense. PMB's sgf cut grass with 250 million naira and he's still roaming free!

Why not, if not?
Has snake-charmer Buratai stopped being our COAS despite "using his salary savings to buy multi-million $$$$$$$$ mansions in Dubai"

General Buratai Bought Second Dubai Property Days After Appointment As Chief Of Army Staff

General Tukur Yusuf Buratai bought a second choice property in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, days after his appointment as Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff (COAS), an investigation by SaharaReporters has revealed.

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More Details Emerge On Nigeria Chief Of Army Staff General Buratai’s Dubai Properties

An ongoing investigation by SaharaReporters into properties acquired in Dubai by Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Tukur Buratai, has revealed more details about the officer’s real estate acquisitions estimated at N160 million at the minimum.

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sarrki:


It seems you surrounded yourself with PDP agents

Oga I am not a party person, during the last election, majority in my office and my area voted for Buhari but now they are regretting they did.

If I may ask, are you a paid agent of this government on nairaland affairs?

Adekdammy:
Which south west, just do a little sample survey and reality will dawn on you that Buhari has lost it in the south west.

Abi oh.
Despite the over-hyped propaganda, lies and bribery by the JagaBandit All Poverty Congress, APC crew, bubu did not even win convincingly in the south west in 2015.
We are waiting for him in 2019.

MrPolitics:
I had some free time and thought to do this to analyze how buhari and jonathan fared in the political zones.


North Central (6 states + FCT)
Buhari - 2,411,013
Jonathan - 1,715,818


North East (6 states) boko haram zone
Buhari - 2,848,678
Jonathan - 796,588


North West (7 states) buhari's zone
Buhari - 7,115,199
Jonathan - 1,339,709


South East (5 states)
Buhari - 198,248
Jonathan - 2,464,906


South South (6 states) Jonathan's zone
Buhari - 418,590
Jonathan - 4,714,725


South West (6 states)
Buhari - 2,433,193
Jonathan - 1,821,416

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Baawaa:
Atiku should forget it,because voting for Atiku is nothing but "from fry pan to fire" as they saiys

So Buhari na frying pan which means he no dey try.

dunkem21:


Whether he gives a nod or not, you'll soon believe Turaki Adamawa..

He just need a platform to show his political sagacity.

u mean the sagacity he could not get in pdp then before moving to APc and then porting back,anyways i'm not seeing a viable presidential candidate yet out of those Monsuru that had come out so far.

Kk

That's the truth, for him to ever realize his presidential ambition, he has to go to his formal boss and apologize. He must have his genuine approval or nothing for him. And this should be his last shot at the presidency. He should be wise. There's no permanent enemy or friend in politics, there's only permanent interest.

OrestesDante:
Disaster is looming on Nigeria if this man wins.


Atiku is never the best replacement for Buhari. Never!!!

actually to some degree i believe he has some dictatorial tendencies in him , but i still like him

PMB is leading in all the online polls currently been conducted

So all this year nah saga what he's been showing

That let for him.

Hmmm

Politicians know Ebora Owu.

Only ignorant Internet Warriors don't

dunkem21:


Whether he gives a nod or not, you'll soon believe Turaki Adamawa..

He just need a platform to show his political sagacity.

All the platform he contested are not platform enough ?

anonimi:


Abi oh.
Despite the over-hyped propaganda, lies and bribery by the JagaBandit All Poverty Congress, APC crew, bubu did not even win convincingly in the south west in 2015.
We are waiting for him in 2019.

The same nonsense you wrote before the election.

you lost and went missing.

When will you outgrow these useless pictures ?

sarrki:
If Him like let him Beg Our heroes past

Its in Vain

Only Igbos miscreants and enemies of the state will vote him

Atiku will be 72 or 73 at next election

Wailers didn't see him as old man

And by 2019 Buhari will be sweet sixteen abi....
What the country needs now is virile democracy, a strong opposition party and two equally matched candidates. Forget personalities. They will come and go. It is the process that matters. Atiku warts and all remains the strongest candidate to bring about equilibrium in the polity. Our structure cannot bring about quality candidates. Until we restructure the only thinqg this nation can do is to build its institutions and it will be best served by equally opposing political forces.

OrestesDante:
Disaster is looming on Nigeria if this man wins.


Atiku is never the best replacement for Buhari. Never!!!

Neither was Buhari but in 2015 he was the only person with the political might to unseat Jonathan and the PDP. By 2019 Nigerians should be given a choice again close to equilibrium. Nigeria is too backward to have landslides and weak electoral contests. Even if Atiku loses the heat generated by the process will ensure Buhari and the APC strive to improve their dismal performamces and make radical reformatory changes for the good of the nation. Nigeria does not need a one-party state neither can it afford the laxities created by weak political forces.

anonimi:


Ai tete mu ole, ole fe mu oloko - a pot is calling kettle black.
Wonders ahll never end.

He's right. You're playing a dirty and childish politics, nobody will take you and your contributions seriously.

sarrki:


Bro let's leave online forum analysis

Do you think Atiku can win Pmb in this 4 region !

SW, NC, NE, and NW ?

I think for now NE SW NC are 50/50, Buhari has done nothing in SW except arresting Oba and taking him to Abuja. Kwara will go with Ssraki, The truth is Buhari is even worse than Jonathan at playing politics. The herdsmen issue will hurt him in NE and NC.
What has Buhari achieved?

Don't mind the stoopid fuuls.
These are the same people claiming to be leaders if tomorrow.
Too much of poverty and decline in educational quality has lead to this the production of this crop young generation. It's sad really.

sarrki:



Like leaders like followers

This is not how to play politics

Serious

sarrki:
• Ex-VP resigned from APC since Oct. 18 –Findings

Olusola Fabiyi, John Alechenu, John Ameh, Friday Olokor, Leke Baiyewu and John Charles

Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar says he has not ruled out the possibility of holding talks with his former boss, President Olusegun Obasanjo, in pursuit of his political ambition.

Atiku’s Media Adviser, Mazi Paul Ibe, stated this on behalf of his principal during a telephone interview with one of our correspondents in Abuja on Sunday.

Ibe explained that Atiku, a master of consensus building, would not discountenance the importance of carrying everyone along.

He spoke in reaction to the advice given by former President Goodluck Jonathan.

Jonathan had, in an interview, described ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo as “the boss of bosses.” He had advised the former vice-president to reconcile with Obasanjo in order realize his political ambition.

Ibe said, “His Excellency, former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, is a savvy politician and he will not discountenance the importance of carrying everybody along in order to build a consensus.”


Atiku meets PDP leaders

It was gathered on Sunday that Atiku had been meeting with leaders of the PDP.

The News Agency of Nigeria reported on Sunday that the former number two citizen had met with members Adamawa PDP executive at all levels, as well as state chairmen from the six states that made up the North-East.

He was also said to have met with the PDP national vice-chairman in the North-East.

The Adamawa State PDP Secretary, Abdullahi Prambe, said, “The meetings have been fruitful.

“Our meetings with him (Atiku) have been fruitful and from his body language, he will soon return to the PDP.”

“With Atiku, the party will carry more weight and more people will come back.”

NAN reported that Ibe, Atiku’s spokesman, declined to comment.

Reps’ APC caucus disagree with Atiku’s reasons

The caucus of the All Progressives Congress in the House of Representatives on Sunday faulted the former vice-president’s reasons for resigning from the ruling party.


The caucus disagreed with Atiku’s position that “factionalisation and lack of democratic principles” forced him out of the APC.

Part of Atiku’s statement had read, “While other parties have purged themselves of the arbitrariness and unconstitutionality that led to fractionalisation, the All Progressives Congress has adopted those same practices and even gone beyond them to institute a regime of a draconian clampdown on all forms of democracy within the party and the government it produced.”

But, the leader of the APC caucus in the House, Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila, told The PUNCH that Atiku was hasty in drawing his conclusion about the party.

He said, “Anytime any member of your family, in this case, political family leaves, you feel saddened. Also, we haven’t had an election as such since 2015 to determine whether or not there is democracy in the party. 2019 will determine that and I wish he had tarried a little while.”


The Chief Whip of the House and leader of the majority North-West caucus, Mr. Alhassan Ado-Doguwa, said Atiku misrepresented facts.

He said, “It is a clear misrepresentation of facts to accuse the APC and the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration of being undemocratic. I vehemently disagree with the former VP in this respect, especially when he is widely speculated to have defected to the Peoples Democratic Party, a party that was widely adjudged to be the most despotic and undemocratic party we have ever had in the history of Nigeria’s democracy.’’

Senators fault el-Rufai’s criticism

Some members of the Senate, including some APC senators, have faulted Governor Nasir e-Rufai of Kaduna State and other politicians who criticised Atiku’s resignation from the ruling party.

Senator Rafiu Ibrahim, (APC, Kwara-South), in a telephone interview with The PUNCH, said the former vice-president should not be underrated.

Ibrahim said, “Let us be strategic in the APC. We should not take it from the angle of the Governor of Kaduna State who said he (Atiku) is a serial defector. This is the kind of words that make you lose what you have.”

The lawmaker noted that while many critics of Atiku’s resignation thought it was for his presidential ambition, the former vice president could choose to back a candidate against Buhari.

Also, Senator Shehu Sani (APC, Kaduna-Central) said el-Rufai’s condemnation of Atiku was inspired by their long-standing rivalry since the administration of President Olusegun Obasanjo.

He urged the APC to consider grievances expressed by the former vice-president, and not criticise him like the Kaduna State governor.

He said, “The attacks on Atiku for changing political party are uncalled for. The APC should carefully study the issues he raised and make the necessary corrections that would convince other party loyalists to remain in the party.”

But Senator Adesoji Akanbi (APC, Oyo-South) said as much as Atiku’s exit from the APC would be painful to the party faithful, the former vice-president had the right to join any association or party of his choice.

Akanbi said, “Everybody has a right to exercise his or her freedom of association. Whatever the reason given by Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, it is a matter of choice.”

However, Senator Ben Murray-Bruce (PDP, Bayelsa-East) urged Atiku “on behalf of my colleagues” to return to the PDP.

He said, “First, he has not moved to the PDP. He has only resigned from the APC. We are appealing to him to please come back to the PDP which he founded.”

Senator Samuel Anyanwu (PDP, Imo-East) described Atiku’s exit from the APC as a bonus for the PDP. He added that the ruling party was on the verge of witnessing a mass exodus of its members to the opposition party.

He said, “It is an indication that the PDP is set to take back power in 2019. Those who left the PDP are now coming back. In days to come, you will see members of the National Assembly and serving governors who left the PDP returning to the party.”

Former VP resigned since Oct. 18

– Findings

The PUNCH has discovered that Atiku had actually resigned from the APC since October 18, 2017.

One of our correspondents’ findings showed that the resignation was kept secret until the former vice-president issued his exit statement last Thursday.

In the letter exclusively obtained by The PUNCH, Atiku said he left the APC because he could not “reconcile” himself with the ruling party’s dismal performance.

The resignation letter was addressed to the card chairman of the APC in Jada 1, Jada Local Government Area of Adamawa State.

The letter, which was titled ‘resignation,’ was received by Usman Muazu.

The letter dated October 18, 2017, read in part, “I wish to inform you of my decision to resign my membership of the All Progressives Congress in this ward with effect from the date of this letter.

“I’m resigning from a part we formed and worked so hard, with fellow compatriots across the country, to place in government.

“I had hope that the APC government would make improvements to the lives of our people and the continued existence and development of Nigeria as one indivisible nation. This hope has now been dashed.

“I’m unable to reconcile myself with the dismal performance of the party in government, especially in relation to the continued polarisation of our people along the ethnic and religious lines, which is threatening our unity more than any other time in the recent past, and the unbearable hardship that our people are currently undergoing.

“Let me emphasise again that this is not about me. We have to have a country before people can aspire to lead it.

“While wishing you well, let me express the hope that in the near future, a substantial number of you will join forces with us to, once again, defeat impunity, and restore vision and purpose to the politics of our great country.”

Former gov hails Atiku’s exit

A former governor of Plateau State, Fidelis Tapgun, on Sunday expressed satisfaction with the exit of Atiku from the APC.

He, however, warned the PDP not to give him automatic presidential ticket in 2019.”

Tapgun in an interview with The PUNCH in Jos, said, “If Atiku is leaving the APC and coming back to the PDP, he is coming with a lot of supporters.

“We all know that Atiku leaving the APC is 99.5 per cent minus for the APC.

“The PDP is now back on its feet, a lot of the wrong things done in the past are being corrected. So, all of us are happy to see Atiku back in the PDP.”

Tapgun said he did not expect the PDP to give Atiku automatic ticket for 2019 presidency, describing such practice as undemocratic.

He said, “I don’t expect the PDP to give him an automatic ticket. We want a political party which practises democracy. Anybody who wants to contest the 2019 presidency should indicate interest. There should be a level playing field for anybody who wants to contest.



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I dont want Atiku Abubakar as President of this country in any way. He is almost seventy years old and besides, he is a member of the same cabal that has run this country dry since independence. He was ACG of customs where he served the interest of the Northern Mafia hence he became the leader of the PDM under Shehu Musa Yaradua. He was VP under the most organised corrupt government in Nigeria OBJ's government under which NIgeria squandered the chance to become a powerful nation. His actions and role in the PTDF robbery under OBJ made him run away from NIgeria to avoid disgrace. He has no loyalties and his ambition to rule Nigeria is to further plunder this country to its knees.