Codes151:
12 presidential candidates isn’t 120m Nigerians

I like your sense of self consolation.

lonelydora:
Buhari is going back to Daura

He is already in Daura to cast his vote and to back to Aso rock till 2023. You are the one that will continue to remain lonely just as your name says.

I stop reading the moment I saw Kabir Mohammad.

lonelydora:
Buhari is going back to Daura

Enough hands to help him pack

freemanbubble:


APC will always maga PDP in gubernatorial

Not in presidential election

the last presidential election that pdp won in edo State was through federal might,
edo north is APC,
edo south is partly apc,
edo centre is pdp, and ’Mr fix it’ is no more,
with this, can you still bet.
let us meet tomorrow to bet. I'm in ekpenede street, Bob izua street-) that is my area, ogbe.

because I don't like making noise,
100k.

Seyi makinde called them rightly

. Jesters"

ishowdotgmail:
Like for Atiku, Share for Buhari

8nec would not count like on Saturday go out and vote we don't want to hear rigging as you hear writing this my good people of Kano are keeping their pvc save till Saturday

out of over 90 candidates it's only unknown 12?

freemanbubble:
But seriously sha
The way atiku is eager to sell NNPC
Is like the guy has already collected advance payment

But if there is one thing i can bet my balls on is the fact that PDP will win my state. Edo state to be precise
Our next president is alhaji atiku aguero abubakar

In fact let me bet my left ball in advance

NNPC SHOULD BE SOLD!

Government ownership of the NNPC does NOT benefit the ordinary Nigerian. In fact, it is often a TAX on the ordinary Nigerian who has to pay more for less efficient services. If the refineries were privatized 20 years ago, it would have saved Nigeria the trillions of naira expended every year on the corrupt subsidy regime (each year more than the federal budgets for education and health) and the private sector would have done a much better job of it, with the attendant jobs that would have been retained in Nigeria rather than subsidizing employment abroad.

The only folks substantively benefiting from government ownership of the NNPC is the small cabal of the connected that have burrowed themselves into the corporation (many of whom do not have the requisite skills and capabilities to secure similar employment in any other petroleum company nor elsewhere in the private sector), where they are often overpaid and underworked, and their parasitic cousins of contractors and subcontractors. The regular Nigerian Jon Doe derives virtually NO direct benefit from government ownership of NNPC.

I have always known that most of these fly-by-night political parties are just fronts for the two major parties, APC and PDP.
Next election, INEC should require higher standards to be met before registration as a political party.

I don’t care about who rules you! You can stay dumb in that country as you like! Not my biz

JubiOmeiza:


wetin diz one dey talk.

buh if na Atiku dey endorsed like diz u for
dey here dey masturbate

kernniejay:


I like your sense of self consolation.

I don’t care about who rules you! You can stay dumb in that country as you like! Not my biz

[quote author=Famousbabe post=75967477]Just two days to the 2019 presidential election, 12 presidential candidates endorsed President Muhammadu Buhari.


President Buhari received in audience Members of Forum of Presidential Candidates and Political parties for Good Governance who endorsed him for Feb. 23rd Presidential Election on State House on 21st Feb 2019. we

Chairman of the Forum, Shitu Mohammed Kabir, MON, of Advanced Peoples Democratic Alliance (APDA), said they decided to throw in their lots with President Buhari because of advances made in security, economy, fighting corruption, infrastructural development, agricultural revolution, and many others.

Other members of the Forum include, Hon Edozie Madu, Independent Democrats; Danjuma Mohammed, Movement for Restoration & Defence of Democracy; Yusuf Nadabo Dantalle, Allied Peoples Movement; Ahmed Buhari, Save Nigeria Party; and Alhaji Isah B. Dansarki, Mass Movement of Nigeria, Ikechukwu Nwaokafor, Advance Congress of Democrats; Alista Soyode, Yes Party; Barrister Charles Ogbali, Advanced Nigeria Democratic Party; Kenneth Ibe Kalu, United Peoples Congress; Comrade Isiyaka Paul Femili, Nigeria Element Progressive Party; and Robinson Akpu, National Democratic Liberty Party.

Watch the video here

What do you think about this last minute endorsement?



These are likely to be his new Ministers

Hustle finally pays. Time to flex for all of them

Forum of Presidential Candidates and Political parties for Good Governance

Lmao. Who are these ones trying to deceive?

INEC should delist these 12 worthless parties from it's register.

KOLLYPROF:
The best time to vote Buhari was 2003
The second best time is now

So voting him in 2015 was a big mistake right? Then what makes voting him in 2003 or even now the best time?

Famousbabe:
Just two days to the 2019 presidential election, 12 presidential candidates endorsed President Muhammadu Buhari.


President Buhari received in audience Members of Forum of Presidential Candidates and Political parties for Good Governance who endorsed him for Feb. 23rd Presidential Election on State House on 21st Feb 2019.

Chairman of the Forum, Shitu Mohammed Kabir, MON, of Advanced Peoples Democratic Alliance (APDA), said they decided to throw in their lots with President Buhari because of advances made in security, economy, fighting corruption, infrastructural development, agricultural revolution, and many others.

Other members of the Forum include, Hon Edozie Madu, Independent Democrats; Danjuma Mohammed, Movement for Restoration & Defence of Democracy; Yusuf Nadabo Dantalle, Allied Peoples Movement; Ahmed Buhari, Save Nigeria Party; and Alhaji Isah B. Dansarki, Mass Movement of Nigeria, Ikechukwu Nwaokafor, Advance Congress of Democrats; Alista Soyode, Yes Party; Barrister Charles Ogbali, Advanced Nigeria Democratic Party; Kenneth Ibe Kalu, United Peoples Congress; Comrade Isiyaka Paul Femili, Nigeria Element Progressive Party; and Robinson Akpu, National Democratic Liberty Party.

Watch the video here

What do you think about this last minute endorsement?
Source: http://www.thefamousnaija.com/2019/02/meet-12-presidential-candidates-that.html?m=1

Hungry presidential candidates/ people!

lebete3000:


So voting him in 2015 was a big mistake right? Then what makes voting him in 2003 or even now the best time?

Even if it was a mistake, I prefer to repeat that mistake than to vote in corrupt set of people who prefer to sell NNPC to themselves

Uglymind:
Buhari is winning this election ..



Like 4 BuBU Share for Atiku

No lets do it this way ...........likes for Atiku and Shares for Buhari.

To those that have pvc please use it wisely. Pdp apc is a no no for Nigeria.