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and SE/SS vote fr oga jona based on his achievment..


useless fellows....

did u tink jona is d only person dat can rule 9ja..


WHY DIDNT YOU VOTE FOR BUHARI IF IT ISNT BASE ON SENTIMENT...


now i understand jona has nt fault at all...it is in ur water dat make u unlogically...mtzeww

wat pain me is dat....those pple who dnt watch TV are d one disturbin us on this thread...


any way..... we knw wat is disturbin demm.....



we told dem to go on wit there miserable life...bt they did otherwise

d pple dat sayin baba one chance doesnt realize that their vote isnt needed even in 2023 ;......

thank god they are d minority....



carry go baba...d majority dey in ur back...

that man (president elect) is funny shaa.....

chai.. i tink god punish me fr my sin..
bornu.....
no way i wil go there..
#redeployment

wy did any well born, well breed, well brought up nigerian, will support the continuity of d current goverment.... wy did any well born, well breed, well brought up nigerian, will support the continuity of d current goverment....

remind them....

tanx my guy.... tell d foolss...who doesnt knw a tinz....


and trillion lyks fr u

pple are nt happy..bcoz it goes to north east..

i dnt knw why...

so she hav two husbands ...


chai....theres god oo

so she hav two husband ...


chai....theres god oo

does that mean, our first class student cant make into that list... atleast one...


plz lets try and see reosons....

hahah ...u dey tink sha

hmm....... d way he is writin....i tink engineeri




my guess

hahaha.......


gej till 2019

sorry for u...sshh..

olling Unit 047, Sunday Adigun Street, Alausa, Ikeja,
shows; APC poll 230 while PDP poll 62.
Results for the House of Assembly shows; APC poll 233,
PDP 60
ward G3, Unit 002, State Senior Grammer Schoool, Itolo,
Surulere, the result shows, APC governorship, 270, while
PDP 132, and void vote is 11.
Ashogbon polling Unit 049 in Surulere, governorship, APC
55, PDP 38, Amuwo –Odofin, Unit 009, governorship, APC
49, PDP 51. Lekki polling unit 24, APC 190, PDP, 112.
Oworoshonki Unit 023, APC 121, PDP,106. Agege Unit 071,
APC, 136, PDP,48. Mushin Unit 035, APC 102, PDP, 40.
Alimosho Unit 053, APC 244, PDP 176, Unit 50,APC 180,
PDP, 131. Unit 51, APC 183, PDP, 131, Unit 041, ward D,
APC 243, PDP, 105. Agbado Oke-Odo Unit 075, APC 137,
PDP, 48. Ojota, Unity Close, Unit 067, APC, 130, PDP,105.
Abidjan area of ibeju lekki house of assembly APC 314, PDP
325, GOV APC 316, PDP 339
Ikeja Unit 12, Ward 8
Gov: APC 76, PDP 93
Assembly: APC 89, PDP 81
Assembly APC:242 PDP:48
@PU 017 Joseph St, off Opebi Road,Lagos
Governorship
APC – 51
PDP – 50
HoA
APC – 55
PDP – 44
APGA – 1
PU013, Gerard/Alexander road, Ikoyi. Gov: PDP 50 APC 48.
State Assembly: PDP 63 APC 33
APC: 82, PDP 6. Polling unit 019 idiaraba#governorship
result
Assemby poll result for polling unit 019 Idiaraba mushin.
APC 81: PDP 4, APGA 1
Ward 9, polling unit012 Onitolo/Ojora rd. Gov PDP66
APC59. Assembly PDP80 APC 43
Governorship: polling unit 005 ishaga rd Mushin, APC 84,
PDP 67
Ward 09 PU34, Bourdillon
Gov APC99 PDP24 Assembly APC 91 PDP31
In awoyaya area of ibeju lekki ward E 006 house of
assembly APC 500, PDP 454

gej accept defeat to save his supporters...
and there is no other way for him coz he have done everythin he could to rigg the election..
but at the end he come to understand dat change is inevitable, so he chose d best way for him..
and he had rule for 6 yrs...so enough fr him..


and in those 6 yrs he had failed nigerians..

i dnt see him as hero, bcoz i dnt knw wat he hav done for d country..

is he an hero bcoz he had accept defeat which he has been obviously defeated..

if he said he will nt accept defeat, wat wil he do... to wage war, i dnt tink so...bcoz the southern pple hav been divided on his vote...and you knw d situation in north ofcourse......



so there is no choice fr gej.....and he made rigth choice..

thanks... fr ur well enterpretation


buharitillgej move to outeka

Section 134 (2) of the Nigerian Constitution stipulates that a
presidential candidate will be duly elected after attaining
both the highest number of votes cast; and has received at
least a quarter of the votes at each of at least two-thirds of
all the states and the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja. If
no candidate satisfies the requirement, a second election
will be held between the two leading candidates within
seven days from the pronouncement of the result.

Section 134 (2) of the Nigerian Constitution stipulates that a
presidential candidate will be duly elected after attaining
both the highest number of votes cast; and has received at
least a quarter of the votes at each of at least two-thirds of
all the states and the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja. If
no candidate satisfies the requirement, a second election
will be held between the two leading candidates within
seven days from the pronouncement of the result. [7]

hmmm.....in my area or town i willsay

nothin dey to talk

i even though there is no pdp on d ballot paper

borno i dey speak oo

hmm....my own self frm borno..

nothin dey to talk

apc= ALL.....

one word is enough for d wise men....

my fellow educated unsentimental pple
today is ur day to vote out our miserable clueless gov...since 1999..

plz vote wisely.....

test another party.....bcoz we hav tested PDP......and still pple who complain about electricity, unemployment to mention but a few, are d ones sayin gej tiill2019....

i dnt knw wat transformation they are talkin about...

the presiden who doesnt knw anytin about his gov..

the president who is clueless...


let me stop bcoz i knw d wise men hav understood...

#change dis country tday

Abuja - According to Mrs Aisha Buhari, Nigeria can expect
to get better if only people vote for presidential candidate of
the All Progressives Congress, Muhammadu Buhari, Punch
reported.
She has urged Nigerian to vote for the APC in Saturday's
polls and if her husband wins, it would mark a new
beginning for all Nigerians.
Also read: First Lady, Buhari's wife clash over campaign
venue
Nigerians have been called to resist temptation in selling
their Permanent Voter Cards as it is their tool to exercise
their democratic right.
She was speaking at a women's dinner in Kaduna and
further warned people to be aware of political thugs during
and after elections.

Five Things President Jonathan Should Have
Done - But Didn't
"Those who do not learn history are doomed to
repeat it." - George Santayana.
It's three days to Nigeria's elections and nobody
knows for sure which man will emerge winner of
the elections. This is a good thing; in the past, the
electorates almost always knew. The APC has put
up a good fight, an emulous battle that has seen
the PDP sit up so smartly - achieving in six weeks
things they were averse to contemplating in six
years.
Whatever the outcome at the polls on Saturday, one
cannot deny the fact that the ground has shifted
under both parties - the PDP and the APC. The
power of the incumbent has been dented in the
melee, and the APC will need to sustain the
momentum it has built, no matter the outcome of
the elections.
With that said, we have allowed ourselves a little
speculation on the side of the opposition. If General
Muhammadu Buhari manages to, despite all odds,
clinch the presidential seat and oust President
Jonathan from office, it would be a victory for the
opposition and its supporters.
Several political analysts would laud it as a victory
for democracy, after the philosophy that 'these
politicians need to know that if you do not perform,
we would remove you from power! Power is truly in
the hands of the people.' The cheers would be
deafening.
However, when the camaraderie has dissipated
somewhat, General Buhari will be faced with the
task of solidifying his support and winning over
skeptics (there will be a lot of those!)
We think the following places are good enough as
far as beginnings go, and they would help shoot his
ratings high:
1. Empower the EFCC as an institution, not as a
personality cult centre. This is arguably where
President Jonathan failed. The idea behind EFCC
was a great one, but it became tainted when it
became more about Ribadu than about the EFCC
itself.
2. Ask for more international help to fight Boko
Haram. It's high time Nigeria had a healthy bite of
the humble pie and actively sought international
help. A means of countering suicide bombers
should also be planned.
3. Implement a plan to deal with the welfare of the
Nigerian police force and build an intelligence
service geared towards catching crime before they
occur, or at least escalate.
4. Look at the Confab report and implement the
good ideas. The confab so far looks like it was a
waste of time and public funds, but Buhari can
capitalize on it to give the average Nigerian the
impression that he is very people-focused. He
might want to try his hand at the idea of
referendums too.
5. Bring in the expertise to tackle power: The NCP
presidential candidate, for example (Engineer
Martin Onovo) is someone who looks like he knows
something about power. Buhari should outsource
power projects to competent hands and make
everything transparent. The privatization should be
done with more adroitness, transparency and
observable benchmarks. If done right, this aspect
alone may shoot up the general's, shall we say,
'street cred.'

I want to take this last opportunity, before we go to the polls
on Saturday March 28 and April 11 respectively, to thank
everyone who has supported our campaigns. I am humbled
and grateful to have had the opportunity to meet so many of
my fellow Nigerians who have helped to carry the message
of change across our great country.
This is the fourth time that I would be standing for election
as the President of Nigeria. All these years, I have been
driven by a keen awareness of the potential greatness of our
country and the desire to provide the true leadership that
will unleash this huge potential. I believe that a stable and
prosperous Nigeria is not only important to Nigerians. It is
also important to Africa and the rest of the world. The
evidence of this is the unprecedented attention that our
country will receive this weekend. On Saturday, the whole
world would wait with baited breath for the greatest black
nation on earth to take charge of its destiny. We must
therefore not miss the significance of this moment. We must
not let ourselves and our country down.
At no other time in our history is Nigeria in such an urgent
need of strong and competent leadership. Sadly, at no other
time is this leadership so sorely absent in our country. We
live in a time of great opportunities and great peril. It is only
a leader that understands these in equal measure that can
find the rightful place for Nigeria among the great Nations of
the world.
I have travelled extensively around Nigeria in the last three
months. In the course of my travels, I encountered directly,
what I have always believed: that a Hausa man’s desire for
security is not different from the Ijaw woman’s desire to feel
secured in any part of our country. An Igbo woman’s desire
for her children to get quality education and find
employment is not different from the Yoruba man’s dream
for his children to become a useful member of our society. A
wife’s desperate need for affordable and quality healthcare
for her husband diagnosed with prostate cancer in Enugu is
not different from a husband’s desire to save the life of his
wife diagnosed with ovarian cancer in Lagos. Invariably, our
fears are the same; our dreams are the same; and our
problems are the same. Regardless of the language we
speak, or the way we understand and worship God, what
affects anyone of us, affects everyone of us.
Our economy is celebrated as the largest in Africa, yet our
country is home to the continent’s highest number of people
living in extreme poverty. Our youth population is larger
than the combined population of many of our neighbors, yet
our failure to plan and create opportunities for them is
turning them to a social time bomb rather than economic
catalysts. A band of ragtag terrorist group has threatened
our territorial integrity, killed thousands of Nigerians,
displaced our people and abducted our children. The almost
60, 000 Nigerians who have become refugees in neighboring
countries represent a budding threat to sub-regional
stability.
However, even in the face of these daunting challenges, I
see a great opportunity for change. We have to start by
rebuilding the trust and confidence of Nigerians in their
government. No citizen will respect a government under
whose watch more than 200 girls were abducted. This
singular act can only portray the government as insensitive,
incompetent or both. When I become president, reuniting
these children with their families will, without doubts, be a
top priority. Rebuilding the army and other security
agencies will also be a top priority of my government. I will
ensure that never again will terrorists find a safe haven in
Nigeria.
READ MORE: Jonathan, Buhari Renew Peace Accord At The
11th Hour
Recent fall in international price of crude leaves us badly
exposed and vulnerable. Dwindling oil revenue also means
that we are going to face serious financial challenges in the
months ahead. However, even as daunting as this appears,
it also provides us with great opportunity to diversify our
economy and finally give meaning to the widely held belief
that our prosperity as a nation would not continue to
depend on the resources buried under our feet, but on the
productive capacity of our people.
No matter how much resources we have, if not properly
utilized, it would only create a few billionaires and leave
majority of our people in poverty. Under the current
administration, corruption has enjoyed unprecedented
prosperity and this has been at the heart of most of our
government failings, including insecurity, broken
infrastructure and growing inequality in our country.
My government will have a zero tolerance for corruption. I
will set a personal example and run a government that truly
serves the people rather than serve themselves and a
privileged few. Like I have repeatedly maintained that if
Nigeria does not kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria.
We must not allow Nigeria to die. Therefore, we must do all
that is necessary to root out this evil that has reduced our
great country to a laughing stock of the world. We must
begin to rebuild the social fabrics of our society and teach a
different experience to our youth in the values of hard work,
discipline, integrity and service.
The change that I seek therefore; is a change from the
current regime of mindless of corruption and profligacy; a
change from fear and insecurity to peace and stability; a
change from religious and ethnic divisiveness to unity,
equity and justice. This is the change that my party stands
for. This is the change that I am committed to bringing
about as President. Give me the chance to lead you in
rebuilding a Nigeria that all of us can be proud of once
again.
As we come out to vote on Saturday, I appeal to all
Nigerians to shun violence in whatever form. It is the right
of every adult Nigerian to vote and expect that their votes
would count in a free, fair and credible election. However,
we also have a responsibility to respect the choice of others
and grant them the same treatment that we expect.
I also want to call on all our men and women in uniform, the
Judiciary, and all others who have constitutional
responsibility to safeguard our democracy, to remember
that their responsibility is primarily to Nigerians and the
survival of Nigeria. They must therefore not allow anyone to
use them to subvert the will of the Nigerian people. I believe
that their dreams and aspirations are not different from
those of other Nigerians.

one tin is certain...if u look at d gej supporters...they
lyk him bcoz he is frm south nt bcoz of d progress of
our country.... and dat is am talkin about igbos, which
they tink gej is there bro.......
am sorry fr you...

ne tin is certain...if u look at d gej supporters...they
lyk him bcoz he is frm south nt bcoz of d progress of
our country.... and dat is am talkin about igbos, which
they tink gej is there bro.......
am sorry fr you...

jona battle ground.....
dollars works in SE bt nt here..




#dollar



#Yoruba vote wisely