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I will definitely pour champaign that day because I am 100% sure that the people's General will win the election,no doubt. |
we are talking about a man that will reshape and restructure Nigeria in a better way,and the op is still requesting for his certificate.abeg op,you that have the certificate what have you achieved with it so far?whether you like it or not GMB shall rule Nigeria again |
AlfaSeltzer:Buhari will not die but live to rule Nigeria again.I will not curse anybody on this forum but anything I post now shall come to pass.okankan lomo owo nyo,enikeni ti o ba fe ki Buhari ku,okankan ni olohun yio ma pe won so do..tue! Sticks of broom do removed from the bunch one by one and that is how those that want Buhari dead shall be removed one by one on earth.it is not a curse oooo |
nzeadachie:politics have gone beyond all these childish play exhibit by PDP..You asked Amaechi to come out and respond to FFK,that is just childish play.I remember we do that when I was in primary school.Anyway GMB till PEJ and FFK play matured politics. |
nzeadachie: |
President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday morning agreed that he has a serious contender in the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, General Muhammadu Buhari. He however said he was not losing sleep over how the presidential election would turn out on 28 March. Jonathan, who spoke on a national television programme monitored by our correspondent, noted that in 2011, it was a smooth ride for his party, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, unlike in 2015. According to him, in 2011, there were four strong parties, the All Nigeria Peoples Party, ANPP, the PDP, the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, and the Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, and they all shared the total votes cast. He said it was easy for the PDP then, because the party had widespread base and had members in every polling unit of the federation. He said though the PDP is still the dominant party in Nigeria, it now has a formidable opponent in the All Progressives Congress, a merger of all the CPC, ACN, ANPP, and a faction of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA. The President said he was not disturbed about the outcome of the 28 March election because most of those keeping the APC strong are elements of the PDP and that without them, the APC, which he called the opposition, would fall like “a pack of cards.” He also gave the impression that some politicians are scared of his rising profile and that is why they have brainwashed some people, who are ignorant, to pelt him with stones in some parts of the country. Jonathan also noted that it is more challenging for a sitting President to secure a second term. He said this is because at the stage of seeking re-election, the people would want to know what the President had done with the first mandate given to him. “We must have promised a number of things and people expect their lives to change overnight,” he said but quickly reminded people that it takes sometime for policies to materialise into projects and success on the part of the government. Using an illustration, he said if a man that has no job is promised one by a candidate, he would expect the job to come once the candidate wins. Where the job becomes unavailable, the person becomes angry with the government. The President used the opportunity to list the achievements of his government in the transport and other sectors, adding that the government was working to boost the economy which he said had really progressed. He said the government was working to get facilities to enable electricity distribution companies to get and install metres for Nigerians. He also disclosed that a major part of the amount derived from the privatisation of power in the country was used to pay staff of the old National Electric Power Authority, NEPA, as well as resolve other legal issues. He promised that issues related to power generation would be resolved in the next 12 months. “I am very hopeful that I will take a ride from Abuja to Kaduna,” he said of the state of repairs of the road adding that the light rail project of the government is going on well and is being funded from a loan arrangement. He also said his government had made a mark in the aviation sector and that even though the country had reached the height he expects, he hopes the citizens would get there. Explaining the auto policy of the government, he said it was to encourage those who are wealthy to assist the government while boosting patronage of domestic vehicles. “We are doing a number of things…The rise in the GDP is not about oil. In terms of the general wealth of the country, oil is very little, but it makes about 70 percent of the amount government needs to pay salaries and do other things. “This government has been a friend of the private sector, because without the private sector, you can’t even employ. We are already expanding and diversifying the economy,” he said. He noted that even though there pockets of violence in some parts of the country ahead of the elections, the recent accord reached by politicians for peaceful elections, have assisted the situation of the country. “The result is not so obvious, but it is helping. There is no reason for people to kill or destroy because of elections…We must have a country before we can seek for office even as a councillor, local government chairman,” he said adding that he was ready for a debate. While urging Nigerians to stay back in the bases to cast their votes, he promised to ensure security of lives and properties during and after the elections while re-stating that the constitution has no provision for an interim government. |
krall:you are playing with "warapa" |
merieam16:even at 50years abi? |
With about three weeks to the commencement of the 2015 general elections, a Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission to immediately register the Young Democratic Party as political party. Justice Ahmed Mohammed made the order in his judgment on the suit filed by the party, challenging its denial of registration by INEC. The judge held that YDP was deemed registered when INEC failed to inform the then political association of its decision not to register it as a political party within 30 days of receiving its application, as required under Section 78 (4) of the Electoral Act, 2010. INEC was said to have received the association’s application on April 1, 2014 but only notified the applicant of its decision not to register it on September 15, 2014 |
they called somebody "sule" and you believed in his comments....na wah ooo.GMB will flog GEJ like small boy at the poll in south west |
the lady may even be older than the guy |
op,u are to go for more training |
Akpabio is right because GEJ will win 90% only in Bayelsa state while the incoming president (GMB) will win at least 70% in other states. |
it is a great sin provided you are in PDP but if you are in APC it is not a sin |
kaezydon:Mr man Please stop quoting half speech...let me quote the paragraph for you.."On the economy, the fall in prices of oil has brought our economic and social stress into full relief. After the rebasing exercise in April 2014, Nigeria overtook South Africa as Africa’s largest economy. Our GDP is now valued at $510 billion and our economy rated 26th in the world. Also on the bright side, inflation has been kept at single digit for a while and our economy has grown at an average of 7% for about a decade. [b]But it is more of paper growth, a growth that, on account of mismanagement, profligacy and corruption, has not translated to human development or shared prosperity. A development economist once said three questions should be asked about a country’s development: one, what is happening to poverty? Two, what is happening to unemployment? And three, what is happening to inequality? [/b] |
chibecanglobal:not only in south west,he will also win in west west abi Taribo -west.eyin were jatijati yi |
DinoAnnberry:what hve you achieved with your certificates compare to Buhari status |
warrior01:av u taken the morning dosage? |
Aston villa |
clevvermind:When are you going to write your common entrance Examination? |
clevvermind: |
omolami:he should be roaming about now.useless post.if Kholi is your relative,you will ask him to be going here and there. |
are we not regretting voting for Jonathan in 2011?GMB is our next president |
Governor Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun state, southwest, Nigeria has come hard on his Ekiti counterpart, Ayodele Fayose over his recent comments and continuous scathing remarks about the health status of the All Progressive Congress (APC) presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, stating that, the former head of state his sronger than loquacious Fayose. Amosun disclosed that a true son of Yoruba must be cultured enough to have respect for elders and declared that it was not in the character of any true son of Yoruba race to wish anybody death. It would be recalled that Fayose alleged that Buhari had gone for a medical check-up in the United Kingdom because of his failing health rubbishing the claims by APC that he was on a working visit. Fayose’s recent remarks came on the heels of the ongoing visit by Buhari and some leaders of the APC to the United Kingdom, where he (Buhari) met former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair and is billed to speak at the Chatam House on Thursday among other engagements. Amosun dismissed all the rumours peddled around by Fayose concerning the visit of the APC presidential candidate to the United Kingdom. The governor, who was in the entourage of Buhari to UK arrived the country yesterday and declared that Buhari is more stronger than Fayose himself. Amosun said he had to struggle to catch up with the 72-year old retired General, despite being 15 years younger. Amosun stated this on Monday in Abeokuta while speaking with newsmen after meeting with 705 Community Development Associations, CDA’s and Cooperative Societies in the State. “It’s a big shame from the quarters where the allegation came from. We are Yoruba. There is an unwritten rule that says “Even if we are quarrelling, it is not to wish each other’s dead”. “Even in this instance, we are not fighting. We want to represent our people. How can a sane person wish somebody else dead?. It is a disgrace to our race as Yoruba for somebody to be wishing another person dead. “For your information, General Muhammadu Buhari is even stronger than the character that is saying the man is weak, maybe because of the military background. It is like saying Baba Obasanjo is too old.” “For his age he walks pretty fast, I had to play catch up most of the time. This is the man that is very agile, we are even telling him that you have to slow down. This is the man that we met together with Tony Blair. We left the place and we went to about five different places. The man is hale and hearty. “Even when we went to Ben Television, I told him ‘you can’t follow me, you have to go home’. He was willing, he was ready even in the cold. The man was walking round,” the governor revealed. He further berated the ruling party for going viral on the internet with falsehood, on the purported visit of Buhari to a London hospital. “What kind of politics are we playing in this part of the world. Is this how it’s being played in other parts of the world?,No. You can see the Photoshop they are using. They are saying a lot of rubbish,this is not politics. It is descending to an abysmal level and I think all lovers of democracy and all lovers of humanity should caution them. “Politics shouldn’t be like this; saying that he (Buhari) has three months to live. They are just talking rubbish. Politics will finish. Where would they be when you begin to talk this rubbish? I think it is a big shame and I think they are descending to a level that is unheard of, that negates reasonableness and good thinking. It is against our tradition as Yoruba,” Amosun declared. |
Truckpusher:I intend to curse you before but when I see your username I decided not to do that bcs you have been cursed already |
cuteboy2:so renting a flat in London has become luxurious?well that is how GEJ administration has turned Nigerians to |
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“I have it on a strong ground that there is a plan to capture a Shekau before the week to elections. And the captured Shekau who is currently undergoing training on what to say and do will mention Buhari as one of their core sponsors. The target according to the source is to discourage Southern voters and the Northern Christians (from liking Buhari). The confession is alleged to be so perfectly planned that Buhari may even be arrested and even those who love him may think twice (about his sincerity). The sum of 4.5 billion Naira is purportedly budgeted. The purpose of this budget I am told is for bribing some Northern clerics so when the time comes, they will pacify their followers (to reject Buhari as he is BoKo Haram sponsor). There will purportedly be audio of phone calls (between Buhari and the Boko Haram leaders). Buhari will not be able to sue the government since it will be an arranged confession of a captured terrorist. Now, I am not saying this (leak) is true. But knowing how desperate these PDP people are, they can do just anything to get Buhari out of the way. Honestly, I am deeply, deeply, deeply, worried. In fact, I am troubled. Kindly share this and let the world know about this evil machination of the PDP before it is too late. Kindly do it. The person who gave me this information is an Intelligence officer with the Army. He looks worried too.” May God save Nigeria and Nigerians. Amen. |
if you think Fayose should cover his face with hand towel,click like |
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aminashy: |
aminashy:by the time you reach Buhari's age I don't think you will even have teeth again |
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