rexwalters:
I don't blame them,they are angry because President Buhari will not betray his people and sell Nigeria on the cheap to them like they were expecting from atiku,for one international oil companies are owing Nigeria 22 billion dollars which don't intend to pay,they must come to a negotiation with the FG,under pdp addax,total,shell,eni would have gotten a waiver and a pat on the back for shortchanging Nigeria.

Awol1:
I don't know what is now whispering Venezuela in my ears.

scribble:
Trump has not called to congratulate the zombie in aso rock

rexwalters:
Keep dreaming and having a self nightmare Zombie,when your friends are buying their mercedez Benz in a few years time you will be thinking of Haiti?Lazy minded swine.

tuniski:
The election was a sham and outright embarrassment. Only beneficiaries of flawed mandates are rejoicing.

Awol1:
I don't know what is now whispering Venezuela in my ears.

wwwtortoise:
Nigeria is like a pawn in the political chessboard of the British and Americans.

arsenal33:
They are jealous of the Chinese influence

MrAJQ:
You're from which state? All these crisis happened in south South and South East.

tuniski:
The election was a sham and outright embarrassment. Only beneficiaries of flawed mandates are rejoicing.

scribble:
Trump has not called to congratulate the zombie in aso rock

realstars:
The worst election in the world.

Awol1:
I don't know what is now whispering Venezuela in my ears.

Thisis2raw:
Nigerian Elections: U.S. decries vote buying, voter intimidation

The United States government says it is disappointed by the scale of irregularities in the Nigerian 2019 general elections.

The U.S. government said from the reports it garnered from observers groups; voter intimidation, vote buying, interference by security forces, and violence marred the electoral process in parts of the country.
It said this in a statement sent to PREMIUM TIMES on Thursday.

It, however, urged stakeholders and security services to ensure a free, fair, credible, transparent, and peaceful election process ahead of the Saturday supplementary governorship election and in future elections.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on March 12 announced supplementary governorship elections in states where it declared the polls inconclusive.

The states include Adamawa, Bauchi, Benue, Kano, Plateau, and Sokoto. But the supplementary governorship polls will hold in only five states on Saturday due to judicial interventions.

Also in the statement, the U.S government extended its condolences to the families of those who lost their lives during the election process, adding that it would continue to support the national democratic process.
”As noted by many observer groups in their preliminary reports, we too were disappointed by the low voter turnout as well as credible reports of voter intimidation, vote buying, interference by security forces, and violence in some locations.

”As the 2019 electoral cycle comes to an end, we urge all stakeholders to work towards a free, fair, credible, transparent, and peaceful process, especially for the many Nigerians across the country who again will go to polls on Saturday.

”We encourage all stakeholders, including INEC, political parties, and the security services, to continue to improve the electoral process for future elections.
”We are saddened by those acts of violence and extend our deepest sympathy to the families of those who lost their lives, including those who worked for the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the security services.”

The statement stressed that the United States has no preferred candidates in the election, adding that it would remain committed to working together to achieve a mutual goal for both countries.

”The United States supports a democratic process where the will of the Nigerian people is reflected in the results. As long-time friends of Nigeria, we continue to follow closely the still ongoing elections. We do not have a preferred party or candidate.

”We look to Nigeria as an important leader on the African continent. As a democratic partner of Nigeria, the United States remains committed to working together to achieve our mutual goals of peace and prosperity for the citizens of both our countries.”


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/321514-nigerian-elections-u-s-decries-vote-buying-voter-intimidation.html%3famp_markup=1

arsenal33:
They are jealous of the Chinese influence

Ejimagifty:
If the US government try any rubbish, i trust Buratai and his pythons to finish them

anonymous1759:



I wonder how I share the same country with people like you. Shame on you inferiority complex has eaten deep in your skull. Must Trump call Buhari to prove anything Nonsense mentality. Go to America and allow trump be your president if you're tired of Nigeria.
It baffles me when Nigeria citizens behave like bastards in the front of international community.

scribble:


i already did

its Nigerians that are insecure bastar.ds to let such a shriveled, sick and malnourished mallam cobbler rule then

scribble:
Trump has not called to congratulate the zombie in aso rock

ReeLoaDead:
PMB is doing his own version of MNGA ... allow him, he received a mandate from the people.

anonymous1759:




He's better than Atiku that wants to sell NNPC to America and family and friends.

scribble:


buhari cant even sell or kill a cow for family and friends for want of intellect