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andresia:They will be met with gentle reminder of the failure of the Mumu documentary. |
PDP burning their own cables every time. Why dem dey fight ordinary Maku nah? |
Very unfortunate. Divisive dumb propaganda, Nigerians cannot buy such a cheap shot. |
dexentity:You are right and I give you one like. |
adesegun101:Pls stop putting this up. It will make them postponed the elections. I have decided not to vote on ait so that GEJ will not be afraid and do things that will shift the elections. |
Adminisher:Another set is leaving after the dumb propaganda series. |
I hope they will not pay for this thread? I thought it in the joke section, I don't think APC will pay for this joke. |
Lots of reasonable comments here. Lots of ethnic bias here also. The work ahead is huge, it is to ensure that whoever wins the next elections must be accountable to the people. Unless we hold our leaders accountable through the ballot box and thereafter through our collective condemnation of what is wrong, we go dey for the same place well well. |
Fela son will soon decamp to APC from no party affiliation because of OP CLEVERNESS. |
pendy79:In going after Buhari the Government and her indirect hands continue to make him popular. All those lawyers who had their matters adjourned by the strike will remember appearance fees, all litigants who want to recover their money will remember that this matter could be resolved earliar but was not resolved due to the need to file this case will be angry. Bad timing from the PDP again. |
menesheh:How is he going to win the case? |
MadCow1:And I agree. Entirely agree. |
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salvatore007:Are you a music or b lyk bigot? It seems you are a change bigot. Anyway let me go thumb print my like for your post, balanced, witty and original but the highlight of CHANGE is noted. |
anti9JA:No deceive yourself, Sambo said some that Buhari's deputy owns 5000 churches. Goodluck has being running around Nigeria wearing different designs of Agbada. The Christians in this forum are educated and want to hold theier Government Accountable. |
berem:The biggest question that was not answered. It is clear that ffk is just waiting for 14th February for him to start a new song, this product he is selling is hard to sell. By the 14th he will say he did all he is doing now to bring more probity to the system. |
Pa Anenih can lie sha! Even Anini did not lie like this but his name is worse than that of the fixer. What an injustice. |
Sweetlemon:You sum it up well. He also allowed relegio-ethnic division amongst the people of the area for seemingly political gains that backfired in the choice you underlined. |
olrotimi:This is a fierce religious based pro-jonathan group. The middle-belt is where Jonathan will get votes for mere relegious and historic reasons. Did he serve them enough to deserve their vote? No he did not, but surely he will get votes and loss a significant number especially Taraba and Benue, for political not non performance of his duty. |
Raiders:NANS president has an aide, a Pa? |
sleekp1:This is not the first PDP supporters throw objects at a Presidential campaign on Bauchi. The internal party matter of the Nomination of one Danladi Baido as PDP governorship candidate for Taraba in 2007 resulted in the same thing. |
Ok go rest nah. |
topedorichkid:Do you also have a PhD? Pls read the article that said GEJ did not turn up for an AU meeting, after committing Nigeria and she was trounced by South Africa. You will also find the reason Buhari did not present the man below; http://www.safpi.org/news/article/2012/19th-au-assembly-pmitting-nigeria-against-south-africa WHY ARE THE GOODLUCK PEEPS EMBARRASSING THEMSELVES. |
rickkid:You are the one who was BUSTED. The article was an indictment of Jonathan's failure to defend Nigeria's reputation at the AU. It also shows that Buhari refused to break OAU rules and South African Papers are celebrating our down fall. Please read to opening part of the article and the part where GEJ disgraced NIGERIA below. 19TH AU Assembly: Pitting Nigeria against South Africa Kano: Although the theme of the 19th Ordinary Assembly of the African Union (AU) Heads of State and Government, which ended on 16 July 2012 was “Boosting Intra-African Trade”, the Summit will be remembered more for the acrimonious election process which produced the Chairperson of the AU Commission, than for the deliberations on the chosen theme. The two candidates who vied for the post of the Chairperson of the Commission, Dr Jean Ping of Gabon and Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, ended up splitting AU right down the middle in such a way that the healing process is likely to take a long time. At the last Summit held in January 2012, neither of the two candidates succeeded in getting enough votes to be elected, even when Dr Dlamini-Zuma withdrew after three rounds. The election was therefore deferred until the July session. It seemed almost like a formality for the AU to give the incumbent Chairperson another term; Dr Ping was not expecting any strong challenge for his position – and certainly not from South Africa – because of the unwritten rule that the AU “Big-Five” – Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Nigeria and South Africa – should not contest for the position of the Union’s chief scribe. When South Africa indicated its interest in vying for the Chair of the Commission, Egypt, Algeria and Libya were as flabbergasted as Nigeria, but in the end it became a showdown between South Africa and Nigeria only. At the 18th Summit, under the leadership of President Jonathan, ECOWAS, Kenya, Ethiopia and several Francophone countries in Central Africa, blocked South Africa’s inordinate ambition, and this resulted in the withdrawal of Dr Dlamini-Zuma from the contest. However, the failure of President Jonathan to attend the Summit and the absence of the Ethiopian leader was a big blow to Dr Ping’s supporters, and not even the presence of the Gabonese President, who wore a long face throughout the proceedings, could have been comforting to Dr Ping. To add insult to injury, South African stories about the absence of President Jonathan began to make the rounds. Even more disturbingly, after Dr Dlamini-Zuma had been declared the winner, some South African delegates falsely claimed that Nigeria had also voted for their candidate! The decision of President Jonathan not to attend the Summit or ask Vice-President Namadi Sambo to represent him has really caused incalculable damage to the reputation of Nigeria. There was no reason for Nigeria to stake her credibility over this election, if the country knew that it would not be fully committed, at the highest level of government to the contest. We should use the entire arsenal at our disposal to check any infraction by Dr Dlamini-Zuma, especially in respect of long-standing decisions taken by AU. In a press conference a day to the election, Dr Zuma surprisingly repeated the false statement disseminated earlier by the South African press, that Dr Peter Onu of Nigeria was Secretary-General of OAU for two years, therefore, South Africa would not be the first to violate the “unwritten rule”. I could not believe that would come from her, and I just wondered whether she was being deliberately dishonest, or simply gullible. Well, just for the records: When Dr Edem Kodjo vacated his seat as Secretary-General and the OAU could not elect a successor, Dr Peter Onu, as the most senior official was asked to head the OAU Secretariat as Acting Secretary-General from 1983-1985. Indeed, in 1985 when a new Secretary-General was to be elected, several countries requested Nigeria to nominate Dr Onu to run for the election, but General Buhari refused. Ironically, when Edi Oumarou, who came from a town in Niger less than 100 kilometres from Daura, Buhari’s hometown was elected, there were innuendos from some Nigerian papers. It was, therefore, not correct to allege that a Nigerian had once been the Secretary-General of the OAU. It is now up to Dr Dlamini-Zuma to show to Nigeria that she is more an African than South African. If she does, she can be sure of Nigeria’s cooperation in spite of the manner of her election.the Commission, Egypt, Algeria and Libya were as flabbergasted as Nigeria, but in the end it became a showdown between South Africa and Nigeria only. However, the failure of President Jonathan to attend the Summit and the absence of the Ethiopian leader was a big blow to Dr Ping’s supporters, and not even the presence of the Gabonese President, who wore a long face throughout the proceedings, could have been comforting to Dr Ping. To add insult to injury, South African stories about the absence of President Jonathan began to make the rounds. was the way South Africa openly presented it as a “Victory over Nigeria”. Jakkie Cilliers, Executive Director of the South African Institute for Security Studies (ISS) put it more graphically, garnishing it with some chuckles: “The Nigerians are shell-shocked”. |
Nctrice:Seems you don't like the action of the Governor. |
beopened:The first time many poor farmers will contribute one hundred naira or above from their hard earned sweat to the campaign of a presidential candidate. |
SeverusSnape:The old coup plotter contested elections three times before now, he has subjected himself to the democratic process. Again the appeal of Buhari to most Nigerians is the purpose and mission of the coup to cleanse Nigeria of corruption and lawlessness. So long as the president will open his mouth and say stealing by public servants is ordinary not corruption, buhari remains an attraction. So long as the president will not raise to the occasion when Nigerians are bombed, buhari remains relevant. So long as the president handles am allegation of missing $20bn with levity, Buhari remains relevant. If Apc had presented anyone, the PDPist will still bring up something to say Gej is a lesser thief or clueless or non-challant leader. |
SeverusSnape:The opinion of Ndibe is worth what it is. The alienation by Gej is obvious but the fact that you support him will prevent you from seeing them. It's not Buhari in 1983 that is the issue now, it's goodluck in 2015 in a democracy facing an election. The resort to 1985 show that a lesson will be taught to the Government that they alienated Nigerians, this we will do for the sake of posterity as a lesson to incoming leaders. |
SeverusSnape:You forgot how many ASUU, ASUP etc strike took place under Jonah? Do you know what is the importance of appearance fees in the life of a Lawyer? Do you know that the failure to prosecute corrupt public officers who steal from Government coffers has killed the much anticipated EFCC brief? Do you know that the Courts are not sitting all over Nigeria? What do you think is responsible for the verve that the Buhari candidacy is receiving not that forces the PDP to keep going back to 1961, 1984 and the 1985 article subject of this thread. It is alienation of all Nigerians by the president and his team of drama artist. The abandonment of probity reflected by the stealng is not corruption, the disconnect with the people in the famous diarisgodooo thing, the arrogance of PDP to its members as reflected in primaries in among other; Taraba, Rivers, Benue, Adamawa and Nassarawa necessitating its mouthpiece to turn to a wannabe native doctor moving about with chicken. I am sure you also feel alienated. Again, this is not about Buhari but the desire to send PDP to the opposition. |
Takara:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Onu, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_General_of_the_Organisation_of_African_Unity The man was acting Secretary General of OAU when Buhari was Head of State, the Nigerien was elected in 1985 after Buhari. |
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