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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by NtisongCampo1: 9:53pm On Jan 19, 2019
You guys refused to come and debate and you are debating now. Atiku gave reasons for not debating and PMB is doing that by proxy. I have taken a decision today Neither PDP nor APC deserves my vote in the presidential election. Mark my words.
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by maxzzo1(m): 9:55pm On Jan 19, 2019
Cows !!! Deceiving there self not me ....
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by Sonoyom(m): 9:57pm On Jan 19, 2019
Always trying to reinforce failure with flimsy excuses

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by rolapexy(m): 9:58pm On Jan 19, 2019
I don't have time to read your nonsense. The only reason Buhari did not attend the debate was because of his incapacity. Buhari is not a match to any of the Candidate. It is ironical how people that are well read could be campaigning for such a dullard.

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by Maket: 10:01pm On Jan 19, 2019
Whilst we thank the organisers for the invitation, we want to assure Nigerians that we shall continue to hold these debate groups and Nigerians in high esteem which our candidate has demonstrated during past election debates when he honoured similar invitations. Nigerians will also recall that a few weeks ago, our Vice-Presidential candidate, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, also attended the debate organized by the same organisations

When was that?
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by TGM2015: 10:04pm On Jan 19, 2019
Mowoe:
The date for the debate was no fixed yesterday. PMB knew he was supposed to debate today but he and his Campaign Organization decided to fix other activities for today in order to use exhaustion as an excuse. Atiku traveled to the US and scheduled his meetings in way he could be on time for the debate. Buhari already planned to not attend the debate. Dumb BMCs would still flock this thread to rant.
I don't think the issue was actually the fixing of campaign on the day of debate but that the crowd they met on today's campaigns were too much such that they spent more time that expected. At least, he also attended two campaigns the very day he and Osinbajo appeared at the candidates town hall meeting.
Please note that though the above sound logical, APC has actually predetermined it not to allow Buhari to attend today debate because of Atiku.
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by Nodogragra4me(m): 10:06pm On Jan 19, 2019
Againain I state fulls because you can't report fulls here as insult ..or abuse.....again lifeless FC

GambaOsaka:


Are you even sure you attended a "Primary school"? It is FOOLS not FULLS... Ok
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by ZombiePUNISHER: 10:07pm On Jan 19, 2019
deji17:


That was a typo..
Go School ... U no gree. That one na English?
The pot calling the kettle black.

I know you are in severe pain. But I can guarantee you that you will wail for a very long time to come.

I can school you in three international languages ...

Keep blaming your illiteracy on typo grin

Olodos everywhere
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by Ellie01: 10:07pm On Jan 19, 2019
deji17:
Sai Buhari
Look at dis picture well, the presidents ADC was shocked and was already running to support him....the ones we even see during the campaigns is probably small.

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by Fraiser(m): 10:11pm On Jan 19, 2019
CaptainGOOD:
You are just a lifeless dullard.
U should be there to tell us the reason for ur failure on ur promises and the hardship u put on entire Nigerians.

Anyways if not coneheaded Yoruba Muslims why would a sane person want to vote u again for second term ?
.
I still don't understand why yoruba Muslims are supporting this man

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by aishapmbtoto: 10:12pm On Jan 19, 2019
seunmsg:
[s]Atiku is a shameless cretin. He went to the venue of the debate to take pictures and not to engage other candidates. Nigerians cannot be fooled , we understand his antics. What’s more disgraceful for him is how he disrespected the other candidates and millions of Nigerians who wanted to engage and listen to him. He’s as empty as we suspected. He’s only in the race to loot and enrich himself. Dude is a real fraud.[/s]
I'm not disappointed. I expected your filthy brain to spew these faeces because that's the content of your brain box.

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by edi287: 10:12pm On Jan 19, 2019
Frankonuche:
PRESS STATEMENT BY APC PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL:
WHY PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI DID NOT ATTEND THE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE ORGANISED BY THE NIGERIA ELECTION DEBATE GROUP AND THE BROADCASTING ORGANISATIONS OF NIGERIA

The President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, who is also the APC Presidential Candidate in the forthcoming Presidential Election, President Muhammadu Buhari, could not attend the Presidential Debate organised by the Nigeria Election Debate Group and the Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria which held today, Saturday, January 19, 2019 for the following reasons:

Firstly, out of several opportunities afforded our candidate to interact with the Nigerian people directly by different organisations, our presidential candidate has taken full advantage of another town-hall meeting organized by another group which held on Wednesday, January 16, 2019. He was also joined at that town-hall meeting by our Vice-Presidential candidate who is also the Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, SAN. Nigerians from all walks of life who were physically present and through on-line platforms asked uncensored questions which were adequately answered. It was also transmitted live by various broadcast networks in Nigeria.

In addition, the busy and hectic official and campaign schedules of Mr. President clashed with this programme. Today, Mr. President commissioned the Baro Inland Water Port in Niger State and campaigned in Niger and Plateau States where his time was over-stretched by the tumultuous and mammoth crowds in both States, (as seen by Nigerians on live television) and only returned to Abuja late this evening.

Whilst we thank the organisers for the invitation, we want to assure Nigerians that we shall continue to hold these debate groups and Nigerians in high esteem which our candidate has demonstrated during past election debates when he honoured similar invitations. Nigerians will also recall that a few weeks ago, our Vice-Presidential candidate, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, also attended the debate organized by the same organisations.

Lastly, we note the statement of the candidate of the PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar who actually came for the event and left the venue when he did not see Mr. President, who is our candidate. According to him, he would not want to “attack” Mr. President in his absence.

It should now be obvious to Nigerians that for Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and the PDP, this election is all about attacking the person and programmes of Mr. President and not about proffering their own solutions to the problems they created during their sixteen years of misrule, maladministration and looting of the nation’s resources. When they cannot see President Buhari to attack, the content of their campaign becomes hollow, empty and “full of sound and fury, signifying nothing”. Now that Atiku Abubakar had a unique opportunity to explain to Nigerians his own vision and mission without a President Buhari in the picture, he ran away. Afterall, he has his own eight years of crass and grand corruption as Vice President to defend before the Nigerian people.

On February 16, 2019 we urge Nigerians to demonstrate to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and the PDP, through their votes, how empty indeed their campaign has always been and to vote massively for President Muhammadu Buhari and Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN who have started the rebuilding process of our great nation.

Thank you.

FESTUS KEYAMO,SAN, FCIArb (UK)
Director, Strategic Communications,
APC Presidential Campaign Council.
(Official Spokesperson).
Pathetic excuse. As a neutral, I'm starting to swing more and more towards Atiku.

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by Goddyj(m): 10:13pm On Jan 19, 2019
Anybody that has imagined that Bubu/Jubril would come to that debate is not only STU.PID but also LIFELESS. If you're in his shoes, would you still come and disgrace yourself before the whole world undecided undecided

Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by CaptainGOOD: 10:14pm On Jan 19, 2019
Fraiser:
I still don't understand why yoruba Muslims are supporting this man

Dumbness, bigotry and betrayal.

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by eneyoduke(m): 10:14pm On Jan 19, 2019
The APC and the PDP; one is a kettle, one is a Pot, and they call each other black although Pot was @ the venue but later disappear- Kingsley Moghalu.
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by hedonistic: 10:19pm On Jan 19, 2019
seunmsg:
Atiku is a shameless cretin. He went to the venue of the debate to take pictures and not to engage other candidates. Nigerians cannot be fooled , we understand his antics. What’s more disgraceful for him is how he disrespected the other candidates and millions of Nigerians who wanted to engage and listen to him. He’s as empty as we suspected. He’s only in the race to loot and enrich himself. Dude is a real fraud.

You're a shameless and disgusting bastard. I hope you've made billions from Buhari and the APC, to justify the inanity you display on this forum. Otherwise, your life, and that of your pathetic children and unborn generations, would forever be useless.

This is righteous indignation. And I have no apologies for it.

Idiot.

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by GambaOsaka: 10:21pm On Jan 19, 2019
Nodogragra4me:
Againain I state fulls because you can't report fulls here as insult ..or abuse.....again lifeless FC


Ok o

Life, Lifer, Lifeless grin grin grin grin

Tell your Oga - Mr Atiku to start campaigning instead of travelling up and down. I no wan hear say dem rig election o. Instead of doing his homework in naija, he is busy travelling to meet with people who doesn't matter in the electioneering process. People wey no get PVC grin grin grin grin
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by nelronaldo(m): 10:21pm On Jan 19, 2019
Keyamo doesn't have sense. Did Atiku not partake in the town hall meeting? Atiku even travelled to the US to campaign. He arrived this afternoon and still rushed to the venue. The reason for a debate is to show your strong points and weaken your rival's claim. Buhari boycotting the debate is a viable reason for Atiku to go home. He had to go and rest after a long trip from the US

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by sgd: 10:22pm On Jan 19, 2019
Atiku has challenged to fix a date. They should do the needful and debate together.

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by amia: 10:27pm On Jan 19, 2019
seunmsg:
Atiku is a shameless cretin. He went to the venue of the debate to take pictures and not to engage other candidates. Nigerians cannot be fooled , we understand his antics. What’s more disgraceful for him is how he disrespected the other candidates and millions of Nigerians who wanted to engage and listen to him. He’s as empty as we suspected. He’s only in the race to loot and enrich himself. Dude is a real fraud.
if u read ur post carefully u will simply realise that all u have said is suppose to be directed to buhari who happen to be d coward ,the chicken and for ur information u seem to have forgotten dat buhari is d president of nigeria and it's him we were all waiting to engage not atiku.speaking of disrespect pls can u confidently say dat buhari has just respected u by hiding from dis debate?here u are speculating dat atiku is empty whereas buhari has clearly displayed all the attributes of full emptiness.atikus move was a very smart and intelligent move.pls tell buhari dat atiku said he should pick a date and time for d debate and he will come

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by SirBunky85(m): 10:27pm On Jan 19, 2019
eyeview:
Tell buhari that Atiku has challenged him to fix a date and place convenient for him.
No need for this long grammar and excuses
is atiku meant to engage pmb or Nigerians?u pple are so myopic and gullible
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by themanderon: 10:36pm On Jan 19, 2019
Just imagine how these devils are taking Nigerians for a ride. But who can blame them? I only pity the ones that cannot afford basic things of life chanting sai baba like headless chickens. Your days of reckoning will soon be upon you when the next level of suffering will be visited on you.

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by Idecievedyou(m): 10:37pm On Jan 19, 2019
seunmsg:
Atiku is a shameless cretin. He went to the venue of the debate to take pictures and not to engage other candidates. Nigerians cannot be fooled , we understand his antics. What’s more disgraceful for him is how he disrespected the other candidates and millions of Nigerians who wanted to engage and listen to him. He’s as empty as we suspected. He’s only in the race to loot and enrich himself. Dude is a real fraud.
you a shameless cretin....daft is a word to describe all this buhari's cows in human form....buhari who scammed Nigerians to gain power is fighting opposition and harbors criminal'''yaya bello, ganduje, rotimi amechi, local champion tinubu, etc aven the one that called him self pastor..fake pastor Osinbajo lyin up and down may God deliver him.....lifeless apc

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by Rosarie(f): 10:40pm On Jan 19, 2019
Pls dont tell me after all these ....u will still said buhari
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by Idecievedyou(m): 10:49pm On Jan 19, 2019
danot1030:
It should now be obvious to Nigerians that for Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and the PDP, this election is all about attacking the person and programmes of Mr. President and not about proffering their own solutions to the problems they created during their sixteen years of misrule, maladministration and looting of the nation’s resources. When they cannot see President Buhari to attack, the content of their campaign becomes hollow, empty and “full of sound and fury, signifying nothing”. Now that Atiku Abubakar had a unique opportunity to explain to Nigerians his own vision and mission without a President Buhari in the picture, he ran away. Afterall, he has his own eight years of crass and grand corruption as Vice President to defend before the Nigerian people.
incase you don't know read carefully the olodo APC people... a debate as its stands in this context '' the presidential debate is a test on their mental strength, capability, to know if we are dealing with an ignorant person like buhari or we dealing with a sound brain like atiku in other not make the mistake we made 3years agone...also to hear from them as to know the plans they have for the nation..so that they won't kip writing speech for buhari..haba

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by Mftivi: 10:51pm On Jan 19, 2019
SirBunky85:
is atiku meant to engage pmb or Nigerians?u pple are so myopic and gullible
if not that you are an empty headed ignoramus, you would have known that a debate is between you and other contestants not the audience! Bloody slowpoke !

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by Joeregen: 10:55pm On Jan 19, 2019
wizflame:
Nonsence excuse the campaign go run ni? Micthewww

Be doing debate while PMB is winning the election you hear. Una never sabi anything. Atiku small.
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by SirBunky85(m): 11:02pm On Jan 19, 2019
Mftivi:
if not that you are an empty headed ignoramus, you would have known that a debate is between you and other contestants not the audience! Bloody slowpoke !
keep on advertising ur ignorance on a public forum,so pmb must be present for atiku to tell Nigerians wat he's got to offer abi?iberibe gi di much
Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by middlebelter(m): 11:17pm On Jan 19, 2019
Frankonuche:
PRESS STATEMENT BY APC PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL:
WHY PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI DID NOT ATTEND THE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE ORGANISED BY THE NIGERIA ELECTION DEBATE GROUP AND THE BROADCASTING ORGANISATIONS OF NIGERIA

The President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, who is also the APC Presidential Candidate in the forthcoming Presidential Election, President Muhammadu Buhari, could not attend the Presidential Debate organised by the Nigeria Election Debate Group and the Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria which held today, Saturday, January 19, 2019 for the following reasons:

Firstly, out of several opportunities afforded our candidate to interact with the Nigerian people directly by different organisations, our presidential candidate has taken full advantage of another town-hall meeting organized by another group which held on Wednesday, January 16, 2019. He was also joined at that town-hall meeting by our Vice-Presidential candidate who is also the Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, SAN. Nigerians from all walks of life who were physically present and through on-line platforms asked uncensored questions which were adequately answered. It was also transmitted live by various broadcast networks in Nigeria.

In addition, the busy and hectic official and campaign schedules of Mr. President clashed with this programme. Today, Mr. President commissioned the Baro Inland Water Port in Niger State and campaigned in Niger and Plateau States where his time was over-stretched by the tumultuous and mammoth crowds in both States, (as seen by Nigerians on live television) and only returned to Abuja late this evening.

Whilst we thank the organisers for the invitation, we want to assure Nigerians that we shall continue to hold these debate groups and Nigerians in high esteem which our candidate has demonstrated during past election debates when he honoured similar invitations. Nigerians will also recall that a few weeks ago, our Vice-Presidential candidate, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, also attended the debate organized by the same organisations.

Lastly, we note the statement of the candidate of the PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar who actually came for the event and left the venue when he did not see Mr. President, who is our candidate. According to him, he would not want to “attack” Mr. President in his absence.

It should now be obvious to Nigerians that for Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and the PDP, this election is all about attacking the person and programmes of Mr. President and not about proffering their own solutions to the problems they created during their sixteen years of misrule, maladministration and looting of the nation’s resources. When they cannot see President Buhari to attack, the content of their campaign becomes hollow, empty and “full of sound and fury, signifying nothing”. Now that Atiku Abubakar had a unique opportunity to explain to Nigerians his own vision and mission without a President Buhari in the picture, he ran away. Afterall, he has his own eight years of crass and grand corruption as Vice President to defend before the Nigerian people.

On February 16, 2019 we urge Nigerians to demonstrate to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and the PDP, through their votes, how empty indeed their campaign has always been and to vote massively for President Muhammadu Buhari and Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN who have started the rebuilding process of our great nation.

Thank you.

FESTUS KEYAMO,SAN, FCIArb (UK)
Director, Strategic Communications,
APC Presidential Campaign Council.
(Official Spokesperson).

If APC is honest, they should request for a separate debate with PDP candidate. Since the other 3 been given opportunity to address Nigerians, let BON organize a separate debate for the duo next week.
APC can lie! If indeed PMB is interested in attending the debate he will make it a priority. He could have postponed some of the commissioning activities till next week.

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by roscoleefad: 11:18pm On Jan 19, 2019
Apc full of excuse.u don't want d buhari to disgrace u more.u people think u are wise, Nigerian are wiser

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Re: Buhari’s Campaign Explains His Absence At Debate, Slams Atiku by eyeview: 11:21pm On Jan 19, 2019
SirBunky85:
is atiku meant to engage pmb or Nigerians?u pple are so myopic and gullible

Why shift the attention to Atiku when buhari chickened out much earlier. Isn't that hypocrisy

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