Karrisleo:
If you know

PaChukwudi44:

If need be military action will be deployed if it becomes necessary to force out the tyrant

fuckerstard:


Just how they forced out Ghadafi, and tore libya apart abi?

We don't need them!

vicdom:
Each time I see Buhari on TV, I quickly open my wallet to see if my PVC is still there.

rusher14:
Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the People Democratic Party  (PDP), paid a visit to members of the US Congress, who are favourably disposed to President Donald Trump.

The former vice-president, who has not visited the US in 13 years, made a surprise visit to the US on Thursday, with plans to speak at the US Chamber of Commerce on Friday.

Before his off the record meeting at the chamber, Atiku paid a visit to Chris Smith (pictured above), a member of the Republican Party, and representative for New Jersey, who is serving his 2oth term in office.



Evidently someone on Atiku's payroll.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thecable.ng/atiku-visits-us-congress-meets-trumps-allies/amp

ALCOHOLKILLS:
the only thing i want trump to do is to send a missile to aso rock....... i wanna see nigeria fall apart, make we all answer our papa name

ishiamu:
Rep. Chris Smith, immediate past chairman of the United States House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, has spoken on the postponement of Nigeria elections.

His reaction was contained in a statement he signed on Monday.

The statement posted on his website reads: “Responsibility for the delay of Nigeria’s presidential election lays squarely with President Muhammadu Buhari and those close to him.


“Actions in advance of the election — including removal of Supreme Court Chief Justice Walter Onnoghen and arson attacks on Independent National Electoral Commission offices in opposition strongholds — are undermining confidence that this election and subsequent gubernatorial elections will be free and fair.

“At a minimum, the presidential election must meet the 2015 standard, which saw a peaceful transfer of power and a statement by the then-sitting president that all bloodshed must be avoided.”

Rep. Smith also called upon the Trump Administration and the State Department to focus greater attention upon Nigeria.

In addition to being sub-Saharan Africa’s most populous nation, Nigeria is its biggest economy, and what happens in Nigeria has ramifications beyond its borders,” Smith said.

“Given the magnitude of global problems Secretary Pompeo must contend with, he should consider appointing a Special Envoy for Nigeria vested with full authority.

“The State Department must use all tools at its disposal, including visa denial and sanctioning authority, to hold accountable those who undermine democracy and foment sectarian and ethnic violence.”

Earlier, Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.), expressed her concern after Presidential and National Assembly elections in Nigeria were postponed to February 23rd.

A statement she signed reads: “This delay impacts Nigeria’s 84 million registered voters who traveled from cities across Nigeria, as well as North America, Europe and Asia, for the sole purpose of making their voices heard at the ballot box.

“My hope is that this delay does not impact voter turnout or harm the credibility and legitimacy of the election, as the postponement could impact local, regional, and international observation missions.

“Nigeria’s electoral institutions played a critical role in ensuring that the 2015 elections were carried out in a transparent, fair, and peaceful manner. I hope to see that tradition continue during this 2019 election cycle.

“Nigeria can serve as an example for the region as a whole and I hope that this postponement does not negatively impact that potential.”


http://dailypost.ng/2019/02/19/nigeria-election-shift-us-lawmaker-blames-buhari-associates-tells-trump/amp/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews

Oyimeoyimemua:
Everything will be alright, they should just let us do our thing

Oyimeoyimemua:
Everything will be alright, they should just let us do our thing

IsioStar1:


Trump should try South Korea first.

ALCOHOLKILLS:
the only thing i want trump to do is to send a missile to aso rock....... i wanna see nigeria fall apart, make we all answer our papa name

fuckerstard:


Just how they forced out Ghadafi, and tore libya apart abi?

We don't need them!

orisa37:
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When you make disturbing noise in just doing your thing, neigbours will be concerned.

DrOBD:


Its a big shame for the president to feign ignorance of INEC's decision. INEC cannot make decision without the president, only the gullible ones will believe he didn't know about it. He should also claim responsibility and apologise to Nigerians.

APC thinks and behaves like they are the opposition party.

DrOBD:


Its a big shame for the president to feign ignorance of INEC's decision. INEC cannot make decision without the president, only the gullible ones will believe he didn't know about it. He should also claim responsibility and apologise to Nigerians.

APC thinks and behaves like they are the opposition party.

AntiWailer:


LOL.

You are a clown.


No country will enter Nigeria like that. Get that into your dumb skull

kingthreatz:
Who is this gay anally-stuffed YoChris Smith? Mind ya farkin business. Nigeria is not Venezuela

Karrisleo:
If you know

NothingDoMe:
I agree that it is Buhari's fault.

NothingDoMe:
Fact.

Oyimeoyimemua:
Everything will be alright, they should just let us do our thing

Gandollaar:
Allow them pls. Someone already threatened them with body bags and you want to go to sleep over that.

fuckerstard:

Just how they forced out Ghadafi, and tore libya apart abi?
We don't need them!

PaChukwudi44:

If need be military action will be deployed if it becomes necessary to force out the tyrant