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Am now looking GEJ like hidden-devil ;Dand Abati like hidden-devil worshiper

No hidden place for bad people,that is the meaning of what is happening to the man

Omexonomy: God bless u most nigerian will never reason like this

The two of you have ANT size of brain

The guy is a liar,because GEJ did not intervene in his matter.

Soyinka is a leader that masses can follow and listen to,check his profile.

This is what they called white lie

Enough of unneeded projects,just to load their bank accounts

[quote author=Aiyé Kòótó HIM]. You deceive yourself. Everybody hates Jonathan.[/quote]Point of correction,not everybody,majority of us hates GEJ styles of leadership

duality: uneasy lies the head that wears the hat.

its not easy to be a nigerian president. those who know how politics is played know that the president is not finding it easy.come to think of it. do you think the president like all that is happening? do you think he never meant well for the country? can he just go on a killing spree eliminating all his enemies? Mr Presidents enemies are just too much and so many of them on nairaland, facebook and other media. i just wonder why this man is so hated for no reason. the way nigeria politics is fashioned some people can not just be arrested just like that. imagine Fashola arresting tununbu; it can not happen. or Ngige arresting chris uba. thats nigeria for you. Mr president needs our support now more than ever. he is even overwhelmed by all this insecurities; but like any other Nigerian he'd just keep hope alive. no one can be trusted anymore not even the vice president.Yes i mean the VP sambo. but it will be foolish for the president to go accusing poeple. all the security apparatus of the state has been infiltrated to a helpless degree. its really unfortunate that an administration with such sovereignty will be marred like this.
anyway, those who started this dance should not complain when the dance can no longer end. those who made the country ungovernable for Mr president. should also know that the country will also be made ungovernable for them IF they get there.

Your thinking faculty has been borrowed!!If GEJ know he cannot rule this country,he should resign honorably

I believe that anything that has beginning must has an end!!

cogbuagu: Picture of the man please

not only picture,u will c video

New IG with new Styles!

If there is any difference between the writer of this epistle and dangote,the elders should call them and settle it

GEJ is a weak vessel,and his action will affect SS in 2015,write it down!

kunletiwoo: coconut sugar, choco-milo, gogo, OK biscuit ... lolz

all these u mentioned ar still in vogue,but talk of TAFINRIN,DANKUWA,JEBEJEBE,BABY FOOD,ETC

[quote author=onye_ngbu*]unfortunately for some people, he is no longer just the former governor, he is also our current president so everyone knows him.

He also wields the power of incumbency and for the fact that all those mentioned only wield their power of regional championships, they will need miracle to dethrone GEJ.

Nigeria will continue to have mediocre leadership until real progressives drop all their selfish interests and put one charismatic and sellable candidate.

Not Buhari, El rufai, rochas or Fashola!

If real progressives from north, east and west will form a party put forward one person for election, Nigerians will overlook tribalism and do the right thing. Not when u put up oshionmole+fashola+rochas or BUHARI . People will definitely vote according to ethnic lines. Why vote a regional champion from the west when I can vote a regional champion from the east![/quote]Everyone know him as a failure

[quote author=onye_ngbu*]GEJ will beat all those people you mentioned hands down. They are all regional champions! believe it or not![/quote]You dont know what you are saying,when GEJ was governor of bayelsa state who know him

There is nothing bad in it,it just that we don't sincere with ourselves and we don't know what we want.Majority of those who oppose it don't have genuine points.It is not good,if someone still want to play around.

alj harem: if rochas, el-rufia, sanusi, oshomole or fashola contest; he should forget it. Even GEJ has more chances than Atiku

To me oh,the two of them are in the same category,they have been tested and failed

no be today!!

Donmeca: For doz shouting "y lagos?...y not bayelsa?....y not SE?, etc," d question shud av bn "where else, if not Lagos?"

1. Lagos is very far frm BH stronholds....they will find it difficult attacking lag for d release of detainees...plus d OPC angle
2. Lagos is a big state where we hav d bedrock of our police intelligence apparatus...if its not Abuja, den it has to b Lag in terms of security
3. Lagos residents r more enlightened and as such more security conscious dan oda Nigerians...so d possibility of radicalisation and jailbreaks is reduced.

u ar a comedian

Propaganda here and there!

olaheavy: You're very stupid, for saying that the Igbos would beat the Yoruba in a fight. Were, omo ale! Ask your agbero father and mama, who won the Nigwrian Civil War. If your parents are not oloriburuku like you they must tell you the truth that the Yoruba soldiers won the war! Yes, we're naturally patient, accomodating and non-violent, but those attributes don't mean that we can't fight. Our calm nature and good mannerism are rooted in our fear in Allah/God. We normally are reserved and think well before we do things unlike the Igbos and Hausa peoples who do gra gra and gburugburu, but lack sophistication and finesse. Of all the tribes in Africa, Yoruba folks are the only ones with "gravitos" as the Americans would say. We can surely fight and fight better than anybody else, as was already found out by the Igbos and other Eastern Biafrans during the war. And you're a fucking liar when you said you weren't Igbo. It's either you'te one of them or a kobokobo from one of the Eastern caves. Whichever, you know already that we're more sophiticated than you Easterners! Your male folks still dress tying women wrapper under an oversized buba or shirt wearing a giant hat festooned with chicken feathers. Damn! You Easterners suck big time!

Little wonders!!

It will add more to Fashola's achievement if he can get rid of Areas boy off our road

Akiika: Now another round of madness has begun. Oh God, pls don't watch this hopeless country like this.
GEJ, even though you can contest constitutionally, but do you really qualify by your record of stewardship?

What a brilliant question!!

You can see how useless our security agents are,for them to get vital information from this devilish woman.At the end,what we will hear is the woman has die!!

VoodooDoll: If Buhari runs again, then he may just secure GEJ's second term.

Can't people tell the General to groom a replacement. How many times would the populace "reject" him?

I can assure you that this time around he will win GEJ!

Everything bounce back to weakness of GEJ

Ngozi keep on wasting our resources,it has been confirmed that you and GEJ are prodigal daughter and son of Nigeria.

AjanleKoko: Anybody who says Nigeria's economy isn't growing is maybe living in a hole.
Of course Nigeria's economy is growing. Possibly a lot of Nigerians don't understand what growth means.

Sir,we shall be very glad,if you can explain to us what growth means.So we can now relate it to Nigeria's Economy Is The Third Fastest Growing In The World.

jason123: Contrary to the declaration by President Goodluck Jonathan that he would run for only one term, his kinsmen have insisted that he has no option than to contest the 2015 presidential election.

Prominent Ijaw leaders and south-south elders last week met in Lagos for two days during which they deliberated on the 2015 presidential election and the way forward for the region.

The meeting, which was held at the Civic Centre, Lagos, reportedly had in attendance the National Security Adviser, General Andrew Azazi, Ijaw leader Chief Edwin Clark, Niger Delta Volunteer Force leader Mujahid Asari Dokubo, special adviser to the president on Niger Delta, Mr. Kingsley Kuku, permanent secretary in the Ministry of Water Resources Dr. Godknows Igali, pioneer president of Ijaw Youth Council Dr. Felix Tuodolo, oil magnate Mr. Dumo Briggs, NIMASA director-general Mr. Ziakede Akpobolokemi and ex-militant Ateke Tom, among others.

The meeting, which had as its theme, “Strategic Programme for the Development and Progress of the Niger Delta”, was meant to draw attention to the development of the region, but the participants used the platform to examine the political implications of Jonathan’s declaration and the future of the region.

The details of the meeting were, however, not made public. But a source at the meeting said the leaders of the region were not leaving any stone unturned in ensuring that the region retains the presidency beyond 2015. The source said the South-South leaders expressed worry over the statement by the president that he would not go for a second term, a development that could cause a serious political setback for the region.

It was learnt that, after many of the leaders had spoken on the dangers of conceding the top political post to another region on a platter, it was resolved that Jonathan should be persuaded to run for a second term.

According to a competent source who attended the meeting, there is a compelling need for Jonathan to change his stance, so as not to mortgage the opportunity of the South-South to enjoy eight years presidency.

The source said, “Jonathan is the only person in the South-South who could run and win the presidential election in 2015.”

The meeting generally agreed that there was the need for all Niger Deltans to rally round the president to ensure his re-election in 2015.

A former president of the Ijaw National Congress (INC), the umbrella body of all Ijaws in Nigeria and in the Diaspora, Joshua Fumudoh, who attended the two-day conference, told LEADERSHIP in Port Harcourt that the meeting considered that the statement by the president at the time was meant to douse tension in the land.

Fumudoh argued that such a highly sensitive political decision could not have been taken by the president alone without recourse to the elders and leaders of the Ijaw nation and the south-south in particular as well as certain individuals and groups across the country.

The ex-INC leader and member of the PDP said the president’s “desire to serve only one tenure of four years” did not take into consideration what would happen to the remaining four years that would have been Jonathan’s second tenure.

Recalling Nigeria’s past presidents and their tenures in office, backed by the necessary constitutional provisions, Fumudoh said it would be against the principle of fairness, equity and natural justice not to allow the South-South to complete their eight years tenure.

-Leadership

http://africanspotlight.com/2012/04/2015-south-south-endorses-jonathan/

http://leadership.ng/nga/articles/21699/2012/04/11/2015_southsouth_endorses_jonathan.html

http://allafrica.com/stories/201204110685.html

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