₦airaland Forum

What are they jumping up and down for? oh to come to Apc and get the senate president, please tell them that we must have the senate president first, they can start by being floor members.Pdp members thinks Apc are fools no!!!

These are the people that caged him.

Buhari will make a best president

Whether haters like it or not Amaechi is still my best politician in Nigeria.

Guy go Bleep her till Buhari is sworn in because u can't Bleep her when Buhari is a president that is corruption.

Just double 15 condoms and Bleep her badly until she tells you please is enough na, oh oh oh oh oh u have finished my toto thank you.

You have tried ur best, just go back and rest in otuoke let Buhari try his best too.Thank you for the kind of people you chose as your campaign team, they made it possible for my one and only general to win. I love you but i love Buhari so much.

The more the use of card readers the more Apc wil win and take over this country. Apc change!!!!!

I am not a politician, but I am a
friend of General Muhammadu
Buhari and the things that have
been said about this exceptional
Nigerian will make the stomach of
anyone who truly knows him sour.
Nigerians cannot stand up to him
when it comes to character and
integrity. It therefore appalls me
when people whose only credentials
are that the Economic and
Financial Crimes, Commission
(EFCC) has stopped chasing them
around because they know how to
double speak now have the
audacity and effrontery to question
the character of a man like General
Buhari.
I do not make a joke of it when I
say General Buhari is an
exceptional Nigerian and an
incident which I want to share here
with Nigerians gave me that
conviction a long time ago and
greatly influenced my own life as a
public servant.
I lived in the United Kingdom in
the 90s and in the late 90s I was
encouraged to return to Nigeria by
my friend General Buhari. It also
coincides with when he was
Chairman of the Petroleum Trust
Fund (PTF). I used to spend most of
my time in Nigeria with him and
his family and I noticed that his
two grown daughters who were
undergraduates at the Ahmadu
Bello University, Zaria, were always
at home because of the unending
strikes in Nigerian universities at
the time.
I did not like the situation so on
one of my visits I got the prospectus
and brochures of some educational
institutions in the United Kingdom
and decided to encourage him to
send these kids to institutions in
the UK, where they could school
without interruption.
Because of how busy he was at the
time, it sometimes took days to find
a moment alone with him, so I
finally did find a moment alone
with him, and I brought up the
issue of his kids always being at
home on strike and suggested his
sending them to the U.K to school. I
quickly brought out the brochures
and prospectus and I believed I
made a very strong case.
He then asked me what the cost would
be and thinking the cost would not be
an issue since I was speaking with the
head of one of the most powerful and
richest institutions in the country at
the time (as well as a former Head of
State of Nigeria), I boldly opened the
cost pages of the brochures and tried
to work out the cost to him.
What he said at the time stunned me.
General turned to me and asked me
where I expected him to get that kind
of money and I could not believe the
question as I am sure many Nigerians
will not believe. First, I could not
believe that as PTF chairman, he
would find the school fees an issue.
Afterall, he was presiding over what
was unarguably the richest public
institution in the country at the time
and others in his shoes would have
found a way to “afford” it from their
public offices. But not General Buhari.
What he did at the time made me see
him as an exceptional Nigerian and
you are all free to confirm or verify
this. General Buhari sold the only
property he owned in Victoria Island
at the time and it was with that fund
that he sent his kids to school.
I do not know of many Nigerians
who as PTF Chairman would have
done what he did and, from then
on, General Muhammadu Buhari
became my hero and the epitome of
integrity and honesty in public
office to me.
The General Buhari I know will
never come out to claim a
qualification he does not possess
and for charlatans and people of
questionable character to call for
his arrest for forgery is a great
insult to honesty itself. I know that
Nigeria has become a country
where anything goes, but insulting
our heroes because of politics
should not be one of them.
This is just one instance, as there
are several instances that I can cite
here, but time and space will not
permit me.
So, let’s put politics aside and
celebrate our heroes, because I do
not know of any man of greater
integrity than General
Muhammadu Buhari (GMB

Bright2:
Wike is one of the good thing that will happen to Rivers people soon, he will win this election & only by him could the wealth of Rivers people be preserved. Dakuku will be another Jonathan in making,any where they push him to he Will face there. Rivers people need a vibrant governor like Wike ,not a weakened.

you are totally wrong because wike is mama peace imposed candidate, Dakuku will be the best governor.

What is this river state tout talking again? very irresponsible man that even when channels tv called to interview him, he was talking like someone that is in his parlor or one Lagos conductor.

Hahahaha, my one and only friend Doyin i say go and die!!!!!!!!

Since Apc registered people, there have been a lot of complaints on how to get their permanent membership cards. please anybody with idea on how to get it?

The law States that the behaviour of your lover(girlfriend) is positively related to your bank account.What it means is that the higher the money in your bank account the higher the love your girlfriend will show you.Whether you like or not am very correct.

v u notice dat dis days, cowbel is light, candle
burns faster, buscuit has ben reduce to 3, tin
milk is nt ful, d number of fishes has reduced in
gesha, maclean is very smal, tomatos is no more
ful, the quality of groundnut oil is no more,
exercise buks ar no more heavy, akara is nw
very smal, bread no d sweat again, pami is
diluted wit shagarin, girls tie rope as pant, men
tie is no more big, nokia phones ar no more
strong..hav u notice any of dis

v u notice dat dis days, cowbel is light, candle
burns faster, buscuit has ben reduce to 3, tin
milk is nt ful, d number of fishes has reduced in
gesha, maclean is very smal, tomatos is no more
ful, the quality of groundnut oil is no more,
exercise buks ar no more heavy, akara is nw
very smal, bread no d sweat again, pami is
diluted wit shagarin, girls tie rope as pant, men
tie is no more big, nokia phones ar no more
strong..hav u notice any of dis

v u notice dat dis days, cowbel is light, candle
burns faster, buscuit has ben reduce to 3, tin
milk is nt ful, d number of fishes has reduced in
gesha, maclean is very smal, tomatos is no more
ful, the quality of groundnut oil is no more,
exercise buks ar no more heavy, akara is nw
very smal, bread no d sweat again, pami is
diluted wit shagarin, girls tie rope as pant, men
tie is no more big, nokia phones ar no more
strong..hav u notice any of dis

Anybody way go come tell me say bro jona never change to Godwin na okoko' Imaging Abacha nd wife went 2 aso rock only wife came bck.Obasanjo nd wife went 2 Aso rock only Obasanjo came bck. Yar dua nd wife went 2 Aso rock only wife came bck. Jonathan nd wife went 2 Aso rock both of them came bck wat 'WHAT A RECORD BREAKING'@list he did sumting.. He came back with his wife intact.

Hav u notice dat dis days, cowbel is light, candle burns faster, buscuit has ben reduce to 3, tin milk is nt ful, d number of fishes has reduced in gesha, maclean is very smal, tomatos is no more ful, the quality of groundnut oil is no more, exercise buks ar no more heavy, akara is nw very smal, bread no d sweat again, pami is diluted wit shagarin, girls tie rope as pant, men tie is no more big, nokia phones ar no more strong..hav u notice any of dis

*Buhari will die before the Election - Ayo Fayose
*Buhari is brain dead - Mama Peace
*If APC survives till October 2014, call me a
bastard.- Doyin Okupe
*Mark my words, It will not happen for Buhari to
rule Nigeria. - Doyin Okupe.
If APC wins, I will go on exile. - Bode George.
*Buhari can never win in Yorubaland. - Gani
Adams.
*Jonathan will shock APC with defeat. - FFK
*If Jonathan loses, we would set Nigeria on fire.
-
Asari Dokubo.
*We instigated the 6 weeks postponement so
that
Jonathan can win. - Fasehun
*I will deliver 1 million votes to Jonathan in Ondo
state. - Mimiko
*We shall deliver the South West votes to
Jonathan. - Afenifere
*Tinubu is no longer a force in the South West. -
Yinka Odumakin.
*Buhari at 70 wears diapers like my mother. -
Fayose
*Jonathan already has Lagos votes. - Musiliu..

Most people love and appreciate their parents.
We don't doubt that. The problem is, parents
can't tell this unless you show it by the way you
treat them. Sometimes adult children can bring
heartache to their parents without realizing what
they're doing. We've boiled it down to five main
ways this happens. If you are a parent of adult
children, you may recognize some of these. If
you're the adult child, you may be in for an
awakening. As parents age, their physical needs
may change but their need for your love never
does. Check to see if you're doing any of these.
1. You don't call them much
Time just flits by, and you realize it's been a
month since you last called your parents to
check on them or to share what's happening in
your life. You may be thinking, well, they can call
me anytime they want. There's no question;
parents need to call their children, as well.
Here's the thing, they don't know your schedule,
and they don't want to interrupt you at the
wrong time. Or they don't want to trouble you
with their problems. And yet, they want you to
care. You need to take the initiative and call
them, at least some of the time. Even just a
short call to see how they are feeling. Ask them
what they did that day then share what you are
doing. Be sure to include some good news. Too
often, the only news shared is the bad. Being in
on at least part of your life will bring them more
happiness than you can imagine. If they lay on a
lot of unwanted advice, just say, "Thanks, Dad, I
appreciate your concern. I was just thinking
about you and wanted to know how you're
doing." Don't forget to say, "I love you." That's
music to their hearts.
2. You ask them for money
Some kids only call when they need money.
Don't do that. In fact, don't ask them for money
at all. You're an adult and capable of providing
for yourself and family. Your parents have
worked hard for what they have, and they
deserve to keep it for their needs. As their lives
wind down they have no idea what expenses lie
ahead. They need that retirement nest egg for
the unknown. It's comforting to them to have
that security. We know some children who've
bled their parents dry, and then when the day
came and the parents needed the money to live
on it was gone. That's not fair. Don't ask your
parents for money. If you owe them for some
you've already "borrowed," pay it back as soon
as you can. Lovingly help them protect what's
theirs. They need to be able to enjoy it in their
later years.
3. You forget their birthdays
Parents love to be remembered on their special
day. It doesn't have to be a fancy celebration,
just a remembrance. You know how you feel
when you receive a gift from them. They aren't
much different. They like it, too. Find out the
things they enjoy. A young couple we know gives
their parents a gift card to their favorite
restaurant, and they thoroughly enjoy it. If you
don't have the money for a gift, you surely have
the money for a card. Receiving a card in the
mail from an out-of-town child brightens any
parent's day. A phone call is great, too. If you
live nearby, drop by with a hug and good wishes.
Let them know you're thinking of them, and wish
them a happy birthday. You might even add, "I'm
sure glad you were born. I love you, Mom." Some
children invite the family over to celebrate a
special birthday. Turning 70 is a lot more fun
when you're surrounded by those you love.
4. You don't offer them your help
You may be thinking, hey, I told Dad to let me
know if there's anything I can do for him, but he
hasn't told me of anything. He's probably
hesitating because he thinks you're too busy, or
he's afraid you didn't really mean it. How about
suggesting something to him? Look around and
see the needs. Older people are advised to stay
off ladders because their balance is impaired,
and it's too risky. How about offering to come
over, climb that ladder and clean out their rain
gutters. A friend's son recently did that for his
parents, and they were extremely grateful for the
help. A little help from you will go a long way in
helping your parents feel loved.
5. You don't include them in your family
events
They don't need to be included in everything but
for the main events, invite them. They want to
be part of special occasions, such as holiday
dinners, a baptism, a concert your child is in,
weddings or a vacation. Let them enjoy being
with you and your family when it fits. Sometimes
just an invitation to Sunday dinner at your house
will brighten their day. If they invite you and your
family over for dinner, accept the invitation and
show up.
Is this what you want?
Look at how you are treating your parents and
ask yourself if this is the way you want your
children to treat you when they're grown. They
are learning how by watching the way you treat
your parents. It's a lesson they won't forget. If
you're not measuring up, it's not too late. You
can make a change this very day. Begin by
picking up the phone and calling your parents
right now.

Imagine Jega announcing Jonathan as the winner, what will be your reaction?

yes i am

Let him change that Mbu, wike, kayode etc

Congrats my General God bless you as you change this country.

This thing is beyond human, i can assure you people that it is God that is doing it. They have collected so much money from pdp now is time for God to show the waka.

Please God help my presidential candidate GMB to win this election so that all this too much corruption will stop and so that i can get my desired job Amen.

If Jonathan like let him arrest Jega or Buhari or all the card readers, He will still go back to Otuake.

Dear Compatriots,

As we prepare to go to the polls tomorrow, I have come before you this morning to express my immense appreciation for the opportunity you gave me to lead this great nation of ours in the past four years.


I also wish to place on record, once again, my sincere gratitude for the support you have given my administration without which the significant progress we have made in recent years would not have been possible.


In spite of the many challenges we have had to contend with since 1999, our present democratic dispensation continues to endure and grow stronger in keeping with the yearnings and aspirations of our people.


We have all worked very hard to nurture and strengthen our democratic institutions and promote the good governance practices which they were designed to deliver for the better well-being of our people.


I believe I can say without fear of contradiction that we all clearly cherish the democracy we now have and will never willingly give it up for any other form of governance.


This much-cherished democracy of ours is about to be put to the test once again.


I urge you all to troop out en-masse to peacefully perform your civic duty of voting for leaders of your choice tomorrow.


As we do so, let us all – political party leaders, contestants, party members, party agents, supporters and ordinary voters alike, be very conscious of the fact that the eyes of the entire world are on us.


We must therefore comport ourselves in a manner that will further strengthen our democracy and consolidate our place in the comity of truly democratic nations.


I made a commitment on assumption of office to progressively deliver freer, fairer and more credible elections in our country. In keeping with that commitment, the Federal Government has given the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) all necessary support to ensure that it conducts very successful elections tomorrow and on April 11.


We have all been assured that INEC is fully ready for the elections. I believe that we can all trust that they are certainly more ready now than they may have been before security issues and other concerns necessitated a re-scheduling of the dates for the 2015 general elections.


As an administration, we welcome the fact that millions of Nigerians who were yet to receive their Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) as at February 14, and would therefore have been unfairly disenfranchised if the polls had gone ahead on that date, have seized the opportunity of the re-scheduling to collect their cards and can now exercise their right to vote tomorrow.


We are also glad that our gallant Armed Forces have successfully stemmed the seizure of Nigerian territories in the North-East by the terrorist group, Boko Haram.


They have recaptured most of the communities and territories formerly occupied by the insurgents, making it possible for thousands of internally-displaced Nigerians to begin returning to their homes and communities.


I heartily commend the very courageous men and women of our Armed Forces for the immense sacrifices which they continue to make in defending the nation and protecting its citizens.


I also thank all Nigerians for keeping faith with us over the past six weeks.


I call on all political parties and politicians in the country to allow the free, unfettered will of our people to be expressed without any hindrance in the coming elections in keeping with the hallowed principles and tenets of democratic governance which we all profess.


The will of the people freely expressed through the ballot is the bedrock of all democracies and ours cannot be an exception.


Let us all therefore be prepared, as true democrats, to graciously accept the outcome of the elections as the rightful choice of our people from whom all political powers in our democracy must emanate.


My administration has done its utmost best in the past four years to deliver on our promise to positively transform our country.


Tomorrow’s election is another very important milestone as we continue our march towards the fulfillment of our God-given potential for greatness.


The election offers us another opportunity to empower leaders of our choice once again, and to show the world that genuine democracy is alive and well in our beloved nation.


I will like to restate my belief that no political ambition can justify violence or the shedding of the blood of our people.


I reaffirm once again, my personal preparedness to ensure fair play during the elections and to deploy the resources and institutions of state only in the manner prescribed by our laws.


Let me warn, however, that as President, Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces, I am under oath to protect the lives of all Nigerians and the security of our country at all times. I will never abdicate my responsibilities in that regard.


Democracy allows dissent. It encourages differences and even fervent disagreements. But elections must never be mistaken for war or an opportunity to set fellow citizens against each other and tear our beloved nation apart.


Those who may harbor any intentions of testing our will by unleashing violence during the elections in order to advance their political ambitions should think again as all necessary measures have been put in place to ensure that any persons who breach the peace or cause public disorder during or after the elections are speedily apprehended and summarily dealt with according to our laws.


The nation’s security agencies are also fully prepared and ready to deal decisively with any group or persons who attempt to disrupt the peaceful conduct of the elections or cause any form of public disorder.


Our dear country, Nigeria is the largest democracy amongst black nations of the world. We are a nation of great accomplishments, with a proud history of evolving affinities.


Let us go out tomorrow to vote peacefully and set a fitting example of political maturity for other emerging democracies to follow.


I wish you all and our dear nation, very peaceful and successful elections.


May God Almighty continue to bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.


I thank you all.

Please PDP put more effort to disqualify Buhari o, because GMB have started winning already. Have already sowed my celebration cloths waiting for GMB to be announced the winner.

If the court disqualify Buhari, the outcome is simple election will not hold because even the military would not be able to control the violence.