Jimmy Boy:

@carreytommy. I had an interesting chit chat with an okada man who carried me this afternoon.
Jimmy boy : Are u voting tomorrow?
Okada: Yes o.
Jimmy boy: Whom are u voting for tomorrow?
Okada: That one dey my mind.
Jimmy boy: I know , but just tell me.
Okada: Jonathan now, who else?
Jimmy Boy: But why?
Okada: aha, yoruba don do their own and fail, Hausa don do their own and fail, now it is Niger-Delta turn  to their own an fail too.
Jimmy Boy: Are you from Niger-delta ?
Okada: Yes na.
Jimmy Boy: But how did you know he will fail?
Okada?Aha, how he no go fail with all those people around am?
I paused at this juncture, I knew he was talking from a very wrong perspective, but I could not fault his logic. I just hoped there are not too many of his likes out there. If every tribe or region has to fill is quota of failure then our generation will be lost too. THINK my people.

omanzo02:

Where are these new GEJ supporters from?, lol.  

daphil:

I foresee a great la-men-ta-tion from those of you celebrating GEJ in the next four years if GEJ mistakenly win this election. Please take note of this prediction. It will be a cur-se upon you to celebrating him today and complain about him tomorrow.

fxtopedia:

[size=70pt][center]BUHARI-BAKARE ALL THE WAY[/center][/size]

onome25:

may GOD BLESS GEJ.
U.ve coasted already to victory.2morrow, the youth under my umbrella numbering 300,000 in KADUNA shall vote 4u come saturday.

mithel:

i weep for nigeria we really deserve what we are getting, chai,even these certificated illiterates

onome25:

may GOD BLESS GEJ.
U.ve coasted already to victory.2morrow, the youth under my umbrella numbering 300,000 in KADUNA shall vote 4u come saturday.

CELLULAR:

WEEP NOT: THE PEOPLES GENERAL

Candidate of the CPC in tomorrow’s Presidential elections was addressing a world press conference and mid way into his moving speech he broke into tears, the crowd erupted into wailing and tears.
Images of weeping General is not a news in the Nigeria media ( e.g Gen.Diya cried for his life after the infamous coup to overthrow Abacha, Gen. Obasanjo and Gen. IBB wept publicly at the loss of their wives). What makes General Buhari’s case different is that while the other GENERALS wept for their Lives and that of their loved ones; the Peoples General is crying for the Nigerian state. He wept for a nation wallowing in hopelessness in the midst of resourcefulness and poverty amidst plenty. He wept for a nation whose endowment and natural opportunity for greatness has been squandered by the reckless opportunism of the political class. Buhari wept at the irony of the Nigerian state: ocean of gas but no power, 5th largest oil deposit yet world largest importer of refined petroleum,80 % arable land but the world largest market for imported rice, toothpick etc
Buhari by his tears has joined the list of the nation’s foremost statesmen driven by emotions on their campaign trail. Sadly, this is the path our greatest minds have engaged in the course of a great and arduous struggle for our national liberty: Awolowo wept for the nation, Abiola wept and more recently Gani Fawehinmi wept for Nigeria in the 2003 elections. When Jesus wept, he raised up the dead (Lazarus). When Nigeria’s statesmen weep, they ask the question: when and who will save the national flag? Will Nigeria allow another generation to be on the WASTED GENERATIONS LIST?
I personally have high respect for the cause and patriotism; as well as the abilities based on past records of the worthy BB gentlemen. Tomorrow’s presidential election is an awful decision moment to our dear country, Nigeria. I consider it as a decision on the continuity of the status quo or CHANGE. Buhari/Bakare has only one lamp that is swaying my vote for them and that is the lamp of experience and integrity. I know of no way of judging of the future but by the past. Does the PDP have anything new to offer after 12 years in office? Association of looters can never produce saints; no matter how meek or humble they look. TRUST THEM NOT,DEAR FRIENDS…they have resorted to religious and tribal entreaties and humble supplication to cover up their corrupt and blood sucking fangs that they have used to snare our feet and collective wealth in the last 12 years.
If we wish to be free. If we really mean as a nation to get those inestimable privileges for which we have been so long contending…for wish our great statesmen both living and dead have been so long engaged and wept for publicly. WE MUST VOTE THE PDP OUT! We must vote for a leadership that will make just and efficient use of the resources which GOD has placed at our disposal. There is no retreat but in continuation of the status quo. The battle is for the vigilant, the active and the informed to spread the message across to others. I know not what course the others might take but for me and my family: BUHARI/BAKARE IS THE BEST CHOICE FOR THE MOMENT!
Ogunbowale Olusola