₦airaland Forum

Flets:
If Buhari tries this in a gym, his story will read thus

...... and he has since been buried according to islamic rites.

PStacks:
if Buhari would not Rule, Gaskiya, Jonathan too will not rule.. Make we kuku scatter everything be that..


Make nigeria kuku break up sef.. all this wahala don pass my power.

korel9:
See as the pictures sharp die

You won't compare this with those anaalogue shots from the APC camp would you?

fijiano202:
not really ...no one caes

All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, (retd.), on Saturday warned that Nigeria would be in trouble if the Peoples Democratic Party wins the 2015 elections.

Buhari said this while addressing a campaign rally at the Michael Okpara Square in Enugu.

He told the gathering that it would be a mistake if they failed to vote out the PDP.

“If you make a mistake to allow the PDP to rule again for the next four years, we will all be in trouble,” Buhari said.

He stressed the need for people to collect their Permanent Voter Cards in order to ensure that the PDP was voted out.

“What we need from you is to make sure that you get your PVCs,” he said.

Buhari added that “if Nigeria don’t kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria.”

Promising to invest in agriculture, industries and security, the APC presidential candidate distanced Islam from the activities of the Boko Haram sect.

According to him, the insurgency in parts of the North is a case of anarchy and terrorism.

He said, “For anybody to go and kill people in churches, in mosques, in motor parks and shout ‘Allah’, he is saying what he does not believe.

“It is not religion, it is just anarchy, it is just terrorism.”

Buhari promised that he would “restart the coal industry” in Enugu, and also ensure regular power supply in the country.

He said the coal resources in the state would be harnessed for power generation.

Earlier, Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, assured the people that Buhari would stabilise the country, if voted into office.

Okorocha, however, urged Buhari to give the South-East one more state, and also fund the construction of the second Niger Bridge from the federal budget, instead of the current public/private partnership arrangement.

Other projects which Okorocha asked Buhari to execute in the South-East include upgrading the Sam Mbakwe Airport, Owerri, to an international status, and the construction of the Onitsha-Enugu and Aba-Ikot Ekpene roads.

The National Chairman of the APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, urged the Igbo to vote for the APC, noting that they (Igbos) had supported the PDP for 16 years without anything to show for it.

Former Anambra State Governor, Senator Chris Ngige, in an address at the event, said Buhari “will make sure that nobody takes the money that belongs to the people and put it in his pocket.”

The Director General, Buhari Campaign Organisation and Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi, reminded the gathering that President Goodluck Jonathan was not an Igbo man.
Speaking in Igbo language, Amaechi challenged Jonathan to speak Igbo if he claimed to be one with the Igbos.

The governorship candidate of the APC in Enugu State, Mr. Okey Ezea, was presented with the party’s flag at the event, which attracted a large turnout.

Ezea promised to provide free education and free heath care services to the people of the state if he was voted to become the governor.

http://www.punchng.com/news/nigeriall-be-in-trouble-if-pdp-wins-buhari/

Gboliwe:
You can only find something that is missing not something that doesn't exist!
Buhari is a stark illiterate fulani man who just managed to get a gun and join the rank of the military.

jsam2k5:
不用 謝 不客氣 不要客氣 不會

oluwakekz:
Sir I so much respect you and your calling!!!!!!!!!! But this I hate with passion!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When will you see good things happen to any nation sir?
When? # anyway am leaving for france tomorrow which me safe journey pls ooooooo amen

vickylois:
Everyone wants to make gain during this season

otokx:
Where is the proposed refinery going to be located?

sirugos:
In France picture speaks louder than voice

blemon44:
This is a Forum for learning and sharing ideas and not for some stupid topic

Largas:
The airport no fine reach domestic airports in US sef.
Shabby shabby airports all over Nigeria.

since2005:
[size=35pt]Just imagine my boyfriend owns that sum of money[/size]

ooops

Zikdik: I'm just curious:
Why is Islam and violence almost synonymous?

nzeBiddle: Absolute gibberish! What have you gained from the fact that Ihejirika was COAS? What impact did that make in your life as a South Easterner? ...and I'm appalled that you foolishly wrote down Enugu-PH road as part of what GEJ did for the SE -same horrible road I plied the previous week. If I may ask, when last did you ply that road (that's if you've even plied the full the length before)? And 2nd niger bridge? Lol why you wan exonerate the guy? So because other govts failed us on the project, his slow-pace on executing it does not matter? He used it to campaign in 2011 and all of a sudden it is now that elections are approaching that work seems to have genuinely commenced/picked up pace there. Yet another project with a similar scale in the North Central -Oweto bridge has been progressing at a faster pace. Given his antecedents (since 2011 when he first campaigned with the 2nd niger bridge project) re: commitment to the project, what is the guarantee that it will finally be completed if he is given another chance? What do you people gain from propaganda? See if ona keep praising this man instead of tasking him on his failed promises he would not take the region seriously knowing fully well that otere nnu, otere azu ona go still vote am in.
If we give GEJ a pass mark (with reference to the SE) primarily based on the fact that previous governments have done little or nothing for the region as you have primarily highlighted in your reply then we'r doomed; what it means is that he'll keep doing "little" provided whatever he does surpases what previous govts did -since that seems to impress you and your ilk as your reply has largely portrayed.
Ndi otimkpu. Nodunu ebe anwa tibe "GEJ till 2019" ..Unu ajukwana ndi na achi unu ajuju gbasatara nkwa ha na ekwe/ ha kwere na oge gara aga. Keep on celebrating mediocrity.

nzeBiddle: This is sad. Full-blown totalitarianism in display.
Btw my Enugu and in extension SE people, what's with this overwhelming GEJ obsession? Why e be say na SE carry this man matter for head pass? Nobody's asking questions anymore ... yet Enugu/PH expressway remains a mess; ditto Enugu/Onitsha. Wetin we don really gain from FG? Why are we not looking into the reasons why the joke called akanu ibiam intl airport was hap-hazardly done? Why are we comfy with settling for less? Where is the coal-powered power plant he promised us during the 2011 pdp rally at Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium? Ditto the so called 2nd niger bridge -which sadly successive govts hv used to fool my people for votes over the years.
As an enugu man, I am impressed with chime and in fact will vote him in again if the constitution made any provision for such. But jonathan? ..big question mark* Quit the blind "GEJ till 2019" banters and channel these efforts towards tasking these leaders my people. If they know you'll vote them in irrespective of performance due to perceived "voter strongholds", empty promises and mediocrity will continue to be the order of the day

nijanigga: why not GEJ till he die for aso rock.

simpleseyi: I never knew Ibos hate APC and Yorubas this much. Ngige congratulated the governor, yet Ibos are throwing stones at him just because he contested under APC. Na wah ooo. You hate Yorubas so much, yet you prefer to slave in Yoruba land than rule in your Biafran republic. What an irony. Ibos hate Yorubas. Ibos hate Hausas. Ibos hate Fulanis. Ibos hate Kanuris. Ibos hate Igalas. Ibos hate Tivs. Ibos have Junkuns. Whom do you like? Only Israelites?

barcanista: This result looks fishy.
In the first election, the difference in votes according to INEC was approximately 5000 in favor of "PDP".
In the re-run and final election, the PDP allegedly scores 92k, while the APC scored 87k, the difference still remains 5000. Are we saying that the areas where rerun was held voted evenly? This is a clear indication that the result was doctored/allocated.
Shame to INEC in Niger

igbonla: Valid post, I can do a synopsis of each of the above points to show that the cost of the project would not have exceeded about $3bn, even with the highlighted differences with the Oryx plant. The last point (No 6) is the sore thumb, many "peasants" ended up as billionaires with obscenely inflated contracts that spanned over 7 years; and there were several of those contracts.

The project was more political than economic and Uduaghan had to make sure it goes ahead to have peace in Delta state. Will it make money? Maybe, but it will take several years to break even.

Syenite: Well, our National Oil company is capable of buying over these assets. Soon the NPDC will take full operatorship. Good for Nigerians.

anyaekekehinde: guy, you are very smart and intelligent, becuase of people like you, I am proud to be a nigerian.... i am 80% sure that you work with one of the oil majors, becuase your intelligent and deep analytical ability speaks volume