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Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Nugwax(m): 8:43am On Mar 21, 2011
Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) and the Police in Plateau State may be heading for showdown today in Jos, as the party’s presidential standard bearer, General Mohammadu Buhari yesterday insisted on storming the state capital for a campaign rally.

Contrary to a directive from the state police command that it should shift its presidential campaign rally billed for today in Jos, for security reasons, the Party replied there was no going back on its planned campaign even if heaven would fall.

National Chairman of the Party, Prince Tony Momoh told Daily Sun that the CPC would not put off its rally for any reason bearing in mind that the timetable of its presidential campaign had been out since and every security agency given a copy ahead of the scheduled events.

“For anybody to tell us to shift our rally is unacceptable.Good sense demands that in the order of protocol, the presidential rally comes first. People who want to embarrass the president would just sit down in a corner playing their master’s dictates at the detriment of the nation’s democracy. We won’t listen to anyone to tell us to go to left or right as it pleases them, because of someone in power.
“We are going to Jos tomorrow (today), nothing will stop us and the police must provide security,” he declared.

Daily Sun gathered that the Plateau State Police Commissioner, Mr. Abdul Rahman Akanu had in a letter dated March 18, to the party’s national secretary, Mr. Buba Galadima cited the possibility of security breach in the state given that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state had also slated its rally for the same day, although at another venue in another local government area.

However, the CPC in its reply to the letter dated March 19, and signed by the party scribe would not have none of the reasons raised by the police, arguing that it could not cancel its rally because of a local rally being organized by the PDP in another local government area.

The CPC pointed out that the PDP rally being referred to, was an afterthought meant to destabilize CPC’s carefully thought out planned rally. Rejecting the police advise, the CPC pointed out that the irreducible minimum standard that should be observed is the fact that the campaign involves a presidential candidate and not a local rally involving a governor. He said by protocol, the presidential campaign ought to be accorded priority before any other since it was not President Goodluck Jonathan that was involved in the PDP rally.

Therefore, the CPC demanded from the police, full security compliments to its candidates and its teeming supporters as they hit Jos, today adding that anything short of that would be unacceptable.
The letter read:

“Your command is hereby called to note the following; that our party, the Congress for Progress Change was first to notify all security agencies, including your command of our intention to hold rally in Jos on Monday, 21, March 2011. “That the Congress for Progressive Change National Presidential rally holds at the Polo field, Jos town, in Jos North Local Government Area, while the PDP rally you have referred to by Governor Jang (which is an afterthought) holds at Bukuru Stadium, in Jos South Local Government Area.
“That national presidential rally takes precedence over local, state rally just as the Plateau State Commissioner of Police cannot overrule the Inspector General of Police.

“You may not be aware but need to know that after our party secured the Polo field venue, the Plateau State Government made overtures to them to return our money and cancelled the contracts between us. This, led to the meeting of the management of the Polo field to discuss the issue. What that means is that it had always been the intention of the Plateau State Government to frustrate the visit by General Mohammadu Buhari to Plateau State.

“We are also not unaware of the intimate relationship between the Plateau State Government and State Command especially the Commissioner of Police himself. The frame up, the arrest, detention and prosecution of our party leaders on the orders of the Plateau State Government was a case in point.
“It is for the above reason that we reject your advice to the presidential candidate, General Mohammadu Buhari to reschedule his visit to Jos in preference to Governor Jonah Jang’s campaign rally in another local government of Plateau State.”


http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/features/newsonthehour/2011/mar/21/newsbreak-21-03-2011-001.htm
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Nugwax(m): 9:17am On Mar 21, 2011
Meanwhile, the presidential candidate, of the Congress for Progressive Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, has suspended his presidential rally scheduled to hold in Jos today.

The state police commissioner, who confirmed the suspension, said the rally had to be shelved because of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship campaign to hold in the tin city on the same date.
He said because of the situation in Jos, there was bound to be a clash if both parties should hold their rallies.
He said when the parties were asked to submit the schedule for their rallies, the PDP had submitted its own earlier and booked the day for the rally.

Daily Sun learnt that it took the intervention of the Inspector General of Police Hafis Ringim for the CPC presidential candidate to shelve his rally because he had felt his own should take precedence over that of the governor being a former head of state


http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/mar/21/national-21-03-2011-009.htm
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Eziachi: 9:24am On Mar 21, 2011
What an insult- a presidential candidate should move over, so that a governor address a local rally that was an after thought?
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by solihu(m): 9:24am On Mar 21, 2011
Ok
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Nobody: 9:45am On Mar 21, 2011
The nerve this people have
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by akoraye(m): 10:23am On Mar 21, 2011
What a mess from jonah jang? i dnt blame him,what of d tools in his hand?(police) set of mumus!
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by otokx(m): 11:01am On Mar 21, 2011
Can police stand where soldier dey?
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Jakumo(m): 11:50am On Mar 21, 2011
You heard the man, Ayatolah Buhari, so stop looking around like they're talking to someone else.

Read my lips,  retired and tired Mujahadeen Buhari Bin-Laden, you over-the hill, goat molesting mental amputee. 

[size=15pt]The days of Area Fada Taliban amputation politics are over for you and your ilk.  Please go home and stare at your navel like the career FAILURE that you are.[/size]
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by emekagh(m): 12:23pm On Mar 21, 2011
Eziachi:

What an insult- a presidential candidate should move over, so that a governor address a local rally that was an after thought?

Think of it as true federalism. wink
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Pataki: 12:28pm On Mar 21, 2011
What an outlandish or eediotic statement from the Police.

What is the job priority of the police? Maybe these set of dolts have not been reading Goatluck 101 tutorial script on ''Job Security''.
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Tcrack(m): 1:10pm On Mar 21, 2011
Jakumo:

You heard the man, Ayatolah Buhari, so stop looking around like they're talking to someone else.

Read my lips,  retired and tired Mujahadeen Buhari Bin-Laden, you over-the hill, goat molesting mental amputee. 

[size=15pt]The days of Area Fada Taliban amputation politics are over for you and your ilk.  Please go home and stare at your navel like the career FAILURE that you are.[/size]
you have just said a lot of NOTHING. Ode
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by proudly9ja(m): 1:30pm On Mar 21, 2011
Nugwax:


http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/mar/21/national-21-03-2011-009.htm


It IS NOT true that CPC has suspended the Jos campaign. Buhari is in Jos already with the team. Campaign has started. PDP should try harder.
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by rhythyson: 1:41pm On Mar 21, 2011
Buhari in Jos now
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Nobody: 1:48pm On Mar 21, 2011
The police in plateau thought it was 'advising' the defenseless and easily rattled masses as usual.
Let's see what results,  maybe another bomb blast.
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by BluMalam(m): 1:49pm On Mar 21, 2011
Dudluck Jonathan should at least have the dignity of shielding his fear of BB, using state apparatus to oppress opposition is a new low for Gej
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Muza(m): 1:59pm On Mar 21, 2011
We are not deterred, we are not afraid and more significantly,when we get there we will not condone any act(s) of indiscipline and corruption.
Carry go sai BB 2011.
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Nobody: 2:19pm On Mar 21, 2011
Time for change is usually characterized by defying police's unjust threats and making ahead all the same. It simply means 'time for it is now'.
We are conscious now than ever.
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Genbuhari3: 2:38pm On Mar 21, 2011
Please update us on BB Jos Rally
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by reindeer: 2:50pm On Mar 21, 2011
One thing makes me happy though,everyone realises that Buhari is the most important of all the candidates, how i know? The PDP tries all it can to disturb Buhari's rallies showing the great deal of fear they have for the General. Even ACN rallies and Ribadu's campaign trails are always about Buhari this, Buhari that.All these while the calm general just does his own jeje!
Let's face it Nigeria, the best candidates among the current lot contesting remains BB
Vote BB 2011. . . Sai Buhari!
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by oasis1984: 3:03pm On Mar 21, 2011
shocked shocked shocked
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by Nobody: 3:06pm On Mar 21, 2011
Blu Malam:

Dudluck Jonathan should at least have the dignity of shielding his fear of BB, using state apparatus to oppress opposition is a new low for Gej
MUMU like you! everything that happen to you including the failure in ur family is GEJ.Better get a life
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by spikedcylinder: 3:19pm On Mar 21, 2011
Jakumo:

You heard the man, Ayatolah Buhari, so stop looking around like they're talking to someone else.

Read my lips,  retired and tired Mujahadeen Buhari Bin-Laden, you over-the hill, goat molesting mental amputee. 

[size=15pt]The days of Area Fada Taliban amputation politics are over for you and your ilk.  Please go home and stare at your navel like the career FAILURE that you are.[/size]

Ok. So what exactly is your beef with the dude?
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by eghost247(m): 3:31pm On Mar 21, 2011
Nugwax:

Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) and the Police in Plateau State may be heading for showdown today in Jos, as the party’s presidential standard bearer, General Mohammadu Buhari yesterday insisted on storming the state capital for a campaign rally.

Contrary to a directive from the state police command that it should shift its presidential campaign rally billed for today in Jos, for security reasons, the Party replied there was no going back on its planned campaign even if heaven would fall.

National Chairman of the Party, Prince Tony Momoh told Daily Sun that the CPC would not put off its rally for any reason bearing in mind that the timetable of its presidential campaign had been out since and every security agency given a copy ahead of the scheduled events.

“For anybody to tell us to shift our rally is unacceptable.Good sense demands that in the order of protocol, the presidential rally comes first. People who want to embarrass the president would just sit down in a corner playing their master’s dictates at the detriment of the nation’s democracy. We won’t listen to anyone to tell us to go to left or right as it pleases them, because of someone in power.
“We are going to Jos tomorrow (today), nothing will stop us and the police must provide security,” he declared.

Daily Sun gathered that the Plateau State Police Commissioner, Mr. Abdul Rahman Akanu had in a letter dated March 18, to the party’s national secretary, Mr. Buba Galadima cited the possibility of security breach in the state given that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state had also slated its rally for the same day, although at another venue in another local government area.

However, the CPC in its reply to the letter dated March 19, and signed by the party scribe would not have none of the reasons raised by the police, arguing that it could not cancel its rally because of a local rally being organized by the PDP in another local government area.

The CPC pointed out that the PDP rally being referred to, was an afterthought meant to destabilize CPC’s carefully thought out planned rally. Rejecting the police advise, the CPC pointed out that the irreducible minimum standard that should be observed is the fact that the campaign involves a presidential candidate and not a local rally involving a governor. He said by protocol, the presidential campaign ought to be accorded priority before any other since it was not President Goodluck Jonathan that was involved in the PDP rally.

Therefore, the CPC demanded from the police, full security compliments to its candidates and its teeming supporters as they hit Jos, today adding that anything short of that would be unacceptable.
The letter read:

“Your command is hereby called to note the following; that our party, the Congress for Progress Change was first to notify all security agencies, including your command of our intention to hold rally in Jos on Monday, 21, March 2011. “That the Congress for Progressive Change National Presidential rally holds at the Polo field, Jos town, in Jos North Local Government Area, while the PDP rally you have referred to by Governor Jang (which is an afterthought) holds at Bukuru Stadium, in Jos South Local Government Area.
“That national presidential rally takes precedence over local, state rally just as the Plateau State Commissioner of Police cannot overrule the Inspector General of Police.

“You may not be aware but need to know that after our party secured the Polo field venue, the Plateau State Government made overtures to them to return our money and cancelled the contracts between us. This, led to the meeting of the management of the Polo field to discuss the issue. What that means is that it had always been the intention of the Plateau State Government to frustrate the visit by General Mohammadu Buhari to Plateau State.

“We are also not unaware of the intimate relationship between the Plateau State Government and State Command especially the Commissioner of Police himself. The frame up, the arrest, detention and prosecution of our party leaders on the orders of the Plateau State Government was a case in point.
“It is for the above reason that we reject your advice to the presidential candidate, General Mohammadu Buhari to reschedule his visit to Jos in preference to Governor Jonah Jang’s campaign rally in another local government of Plateau State.”


http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/features/newsonthehour/2011/mar/21/newsbreak-21-03-2011-001.htm

seems the police are being scared or something i believe Jos is big enough to take two different rallies on the same day
so whatever their excuse is it does not make sense
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by coolpapa: 3:37pm On Mar 21, 2011
Lol, Buhari, take my advise, stop wasting your time, energy and resource. the hand print is rightly on the wall or should i spell it out for you in France GEJ remains the peoples choice
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by 1025: 3:43pm On Mar 21, 2011
nigerian police and plateau governor are nothing but symbols of failures.
is the nigerian police in that state with all the insecurities reulting to killings. do we have a governor in that out of control state.
JEGA2(jonathan ebele goodluck azikiwe) is very poor in his attack on oposition. this is a cheap one. we want change and that is what BB 2011 represents.
pdp is a gangstar of criminals.
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by EnuguUkwu: 3:45pm On Mar 21, 2011
No way for Buhari and Bakare.
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by eghost247(m): 3:46pm On Mar 21, 2011
coolpapa:

Lol, Buhari, take my advise, stop wasting your time, energy and resource. the hand print is rightly on the wall or should i spell it out for you in France GEJ remains the peoples choice
That would be spell it out for u in French not France
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by seunlayi(m): 3:50pm On Mar 21, 2011
eghost247:

That would be spell it out for u in French not France

grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin Na wa for you people o, If na Patience do that mistake that one go turn to another topic. Lo, nobody is 100% perfect.
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by dayokanu(m): 3:52pm On Mar 21, 2011
Just like in Oyo State.

I cant imagine anyone more mumu than Retardeen Goofluck Jonathan
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by 9ijaMan: 3:57pm On Mar 21, 2011
spikedcylinder:

Ok. So what exactly is your beef with the dude?
Jakumo's folks were probably amongst the corrupt Nigerians jailed by Buhari. He hatred of Buhari knows no bound and he's too blind to realize his folly!
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by eghost247(m): 3:58pm On Mar 21, 2011
dayokanu:

Just like in Oyo State.

I cant imagine anyone more mumu than Retardeen Goofluck Jonathan
lol YOU DEY VEX OOOOO
Re: Don’t Come To Jos, Police Warn Buhari by EnuguUkwu: 4:00pm On Mar 21, 2011
dayokanu:

Just like in Oyo State.

I cant imagine anyone more mumu than Retardeen Goofluck Jonathan

You have said this a million times on NL. Dont you realise it is you that is the mumu, daftie and reeetarded nomad?

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