musKeeto: Buhari HAS said the TRUTH.. if there are no free elections come 2015, more souls would be lost.. He didn't say 'IF THE NORTH DON'T WIN'... trust ethnic bigots to read more into the headline...

Mmuo Okija: Instead of this cattlefucker to win the elections of this country.... I will support the creation of a 'war-torn" Biafra.. Infact, No more Hausas in Power..

Ndi Igbo, this is a rally call.. Time to start preparing for the 2015 elections.. Should Jonathan fail to re-contest, then the stage is set for an Igbo President.. Otherwise, send it back to the Yorubas.. But I will rather see this country stop to exist than watch buhari become Pesident..


#where is my 12 guage.. 2015, a shit load of blood is gonna spill.. The North should not think that 2011 will repeat itself again o!! We are ready down south..

Let them act a fool and watch us clap back..

tosank: It is crystal clear that Buhari is the one fanning the embers of violence in this country. Yorubas will not vote for him even if Awolowo should rise from his grave to run with him, talk less of one Tinubu. Mtschewww

Ekwy Omalicha:

this really got me cracking

lagcity: Sai Buhari! But this time don't choose Bakare, we don't know him. Choose Fashola or Saraki and you will win.

Beaf:

So long as the people on your side of the pond (ACN) are not ready to share interests and directions with the Middle Belt SE and SS, all you've said about restructuring is a load of hot air (nice as your proposal sounds).

Words are wind.

Gbawe:

Koruji, who will carry out a "complete restructure of federation to make it workable" without executive and legislative power? This hopelessness is even more compounded in the face of the realisation that many citizens do not understand that power to bring change is in their hands.

Let us stop any romanticised notion of how we think Nigeria will make progress. Let us face reality.

We know the PDP is entirely devoted to a central system plundering the wealth of Nigeria . This is why the PIB cannot be passed when we have a PDP President, VP, Senate President, Deputy Senate Preisdent and Speaker house of Rep - plus upper and lower house majority !!!!!

Everything the PDP does and is devoted to happens to work against the progress of Nigeria. This is why, year in year out, it is essential for the Party to vote in a "business as usual" President who is simply a tool. Do you not see how noise of an SNC or constitution amendment to aid "true federalism" is all lost on GEJ while he pursues tenure elongation and other frivolities? What does that tell you vis-a-vis the power of the Presidency to aid or impede the progress of the Nation?

The first thing that must be done is for the PDP to be voted out at presidential level. While the Party controls the number 1 executive position in the land, Nigeria is going nowhere. A simple case study is Ghana. Rawlings realised that some had to go for his beloved nation to make progress. He knew, at the time, his people did not have the requisite political sophistication to get rid of these enemies of progress. Rawlings did what he had to do and the rest, as they say, is history. Nigeria is exactly where Ghana was i.e with a failing Nation held to ransom by vacuous looters and plunderers yet its people cannot rescue themselves because they lack the political nous to understand "people's power".

I am not going to talk about whether Buhari should run or not but what I will say is that those who see the big picture and know that the PDP must be defeated will not attempt to desenfranchise the voice of Buhari. His influence cannot be overlooked and he will be important in the effort to dethrone the PDP. Effective politics requires a level of pragmatism and with all due respect, let us not be acting/talking like the Soyinkas and Fawehinmis of the world when the people you are speaking for lack even basic political sophistication to understand a Plan B let alone carry it out.

The only option, first and foremost, and given how things stand, involves a joint project to remove a Party that is regression personified.

koruji: I have more than one suggestion, which will start with a complete restructuring of our federation to make it workable. That is the first and foremost.

You simply cannot build a pyramid upside down, but that is what we are doing in Nigeria. It doesn't matter how skilled the builders are, it will never work. Worse, while sane builders are warning about the necessity to build properly it is the insane, inept, corrupt and down-right clueless builders that will keep volunteering to lead the effort of building an upside-down pyramid.

After we restructure the federation, orienting our pyramid correctly, the number of fraudulent builders will go down significantly. What we must do then is let those who want to lead the effort volunteer themselves - including Buhari.

However, it is not the nomination that matters but the actual decision. We must scrutinize their qualifications and integrity. We would need to stop the "alaiye baba" and "sai Buhari" crap, and figure out what they really have to offer. A case where no presidential candidate can answer us questions such as the Niger Delta or BH without beating around the bush is a shame too bad to bear. A case where a presidential candidate would refuse to attend a debate with other candidates, yet have no problem with debating "singularly" is doubly shameful. These are the reasons why they owe us nothing and deliver zero. We fail to give and hold them to a job requirement.

hefner: Buhari, what are you looking for in power? Did you forget anything there? You have always lost, and you will continue to loose. It is not by threatening. A good leader should watch his/her utterances. These are signs of frustration and senility.