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Aare2050:
GEJ boss, please OP, u didn't mention the number employed youths o. Please do. Pls be quick

Do you mean number of employ youths of the ones that died during the immigration exercise?

I swear the Devil wey go punish GEJ/PDP and their lies is still waiting for private jet... haha are they talking about the Lagos state and the Ogun state where i stay? hahhaa this is a big fat lie wetin happen... The worst part is the Otta/Owode road where i drive pass always when am going to cotonou hahah.. The road have been good state since 2008 when i have been flying that road... The recent work on that road is the Oju Oore and that is been done by Amosun.. God go punish GEJ with this lies.. also the Lagos Badagry express road, Those they change the name but i know what they mean OMG what a big lies...

Raphtop:
Sometimes i wondered if this nation will ever come out of this mess we are in.
How can one explain the oil sector donating #5b in the face of dwindling oil price?
May God bless this country with good leaders

They donated $5b from the missing $20b oil subsidy money

omenka:
Why have Mu'azu and Jonathan turned themselves into beggars?? On the other thread it was Jonathan begging people not to abandon the party. I thought they said PDP will rule Nigeria for 60years. Why the sudden apprehension??

All I see is Mu'azu begging Nigerians to save them from spending the rest of their lives in Kirikiri Maximum!!

They can grovel at my feet for all I care. Buhari it is, Buhari it will be!

hahaha Bro i dont know GEJ/PDP? Muazu know how to beg ooo... Well they bite the fingers that feed them, They ignore and ridicule the founding members of PDP like OBJ, Audu Ogbe, Gemade,Atiku, Orji Kalu, Akume etc.. they aint see nothing yet.

williamson46:
your money??

Yes our money or are we not a Nigerian anymore?

Femolacaster:
How many times did Abraham Lincoln contest for post in United State before he later became president?

Hahaha Tell them ooo.

Pataki:
March on Obanikoro. Show us, that you can flush Bode George and co down that toilet ideas of yours!


We Nigerians are praising you! Finish them all abeg.


Eko oni koro oh!!

hahahha funny





Ambode all the way..

Chei! Chei!! Chei!!! See as our money dey flow diaris gooodu ooo

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egift:
Is it possible that this topic can make it to Frontpage on Nairaland? Because am sure if it was in Fashola or Tinubu house, it would made it already.

Not sure this will make front page at all, I just tire for the mods for been bias..

I swear god's are playing ludo with this Jerry Gana destiny

Don't worry Sherrif, Keep all what you know to yourself until our president GMB come to power and you will be force to tell the truth and name those behind you..

The fear of Buhari is the beginning of wisdom for PDP. U guys are affraid of going to jail. If dictatorship is going to give Nigerians employment, security, corrupt free society, power, good medical infrastructure and good governance in general, we re ready to vote GMB. Change is real come 2015.

The fear of Buhari is the beginning of wisdom for PDP. U guys are affraid of going to jail. If dictatorship is going to give Nigerians employment, security, corrupt free society, power, good medical infrastructure and good governance in general, we re ready to vote GMB. Change is real come 2015.

This PDP Chairman is a complete joke,, dictatorship under a democratic government, with all the checks and balances in the other arms of government? You should burn your certificate and Bury your head in shame..










In GMB voice.... Let's go to jail

This PDP Chairman is a complete joke,, dictatorship under a democratic government, with all the checks and balances in the other arms of government? You should burn your certificate and Bury your head in shame..










In GMB voice.... Let's go to jail

When OBJ is ruling is he not a military man? the situation of Nigeria need a strong man and iron hand to handle them...

Welcome in advance GMB









Let's go to jail..PDP

hahaha The fear of GMB is the begining of saying nonsense.. Mu'azu and PDP as in for it... We never decide una don dey fear...











Let's go to jail......PDP

National Chairman of the Peoples Demo­cratic Party (PDP), Adamu Mu’azu has urged Nigerians not to vote for the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, in next year’s presidential election, stressing that the former military leader will bring back dictatorship in the country.

Expressing fears in a statement that a Buhari presidency would throw Nigeria back to the dark days of military dictatorship, Muazu said, “There are many reasons why Nigeria must not return to a quasi military dictatorship led by a warlord whose democrat­ic credentials are suspect.

“It is also important to know that the power of the President is awesome and if you give it to a man who is not coolheaded leader like President Jonathan, he will certainly throw the country into chaos at any time.”

He extolled the qualities of President Jonathan, describing him as “a tested and trusted democrat who is well experienced in running democratically elect­ed government having been elected as a deputy governor, governor, vice president and now president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”

The statement further reads in part: “General Buhari is the product of military dictator­ship that cannot operate in a free country,” stating that he is unlike President Jonathan who at all times favours dia­logue and persuasion which are the hallmark of democratic governance.

“We don’t want a combative presi­dency, which would be busy witch-hunting perceived en­emies for trumped charges, then jail them for 200 years. If you read his acceptance speech you will note the lan­guage employed showed that direction his government will focus. The choice before Ni­gerians in 2015 is quite clear. Do you want a transforming leadership or a retrogressive return to a quasi-military dic­tatorship clad in democratic toga or do you want an en­vironment of human right abuses where people live in fear? Yet it is supposed to be democratic setting.

“All the gains of the past years will be lost when auto­cratic regime that General Bu­hari is known for takes over power in Nigeria,” explaining that this is the choice Nigeri­ans will have to make in the February 2015 Presidential election,” said the PDP chairman.

Don’t vote for Buhari, he will bring back dictatorship – Mu’azu begs Nigerians

He emphatically enjoined Nigerians to be careful before casting their votes, adding that what the nation needs is a giant leap into democratic governance and not a return to the ‘jack boot’ era where military personalities held sway in politics.


http://dailypost.ng/2014/12/21/dont-vote-buhari-will-bring-back-dictatorship-muazu-begs-nigerians/

1. Our dear country Nigeria is in dire need
of qualitative and substantive change from
retrogression of the past twelve years under
PDP to a future of progress, beginning from
May 29 2011. This is what GMB represents
and offers.
2. We are tired of broken promises and
broken down infrastructure. The railways are
gone, the shipping lines have disappeared,
roads are dilapidated and the power
situation is still epileptic after twelve years of
wasted Billions of Dollars. GMB promises
15,000MW of electricity by 2015 and 50,000
by 2019.
3. We want somebody that will come and fix
our roads and basic infrastructure. GMB
plans to construct 3,000km of Superhighway
including service trunks and build up to
4,800km of modern railway lines – one third
to be completed by 2019.
4. We are tired of being ruled by the Party of
Do or Die politics and politicians. GMB plays
politics of persuasion and policy articulation.
5. We want to be free from the ‘nest of
killers’ who can do anything for power. We
need a peaceful polity as envisaged by GMB
6. We are tired of non-functional refineries.
GMB is set to optimise their productions
once again and initiate new ones with the
private sector. He has done it before.
7. GMB will put a stop to the importation of
70% of our petroleum products when we
can produce same.
8. We are tired of shameful and disgraceful
importation of petroleum products. Prices
will come down when GMB takes over on
29th May.
9. We need solution to our secondary school
education decay where 70% failures are
recorded and the PDP is audacious enough
to seek our votes.
10. We are tired of the celebration of
corruption by the PDP. They organised a
party to welcome Bode George back from
prison where he had been for the past two
years for stealing.
11. We are tired of the PDP president
spending 100 million Naira public funds daily
for only presidential jets’ fuelling during
campaigns while many Nigerians are hungry,
jobless, homeless and hopeless.
12. We are tired of the negative image of a
corrupt nation stamped on us by the PDP
government’s twelve years of waste.
13. We are tired of a baby president who is
completely clueless about the solutions to
our problems. It is time to separate the boys
from the men. It is time for GMB
14. We are tired of being ruled by stooges
with godfathers pushing them like a barrow
and telling them what to do at all times. We
want a real self confident President.
15. We are tired of attempts at introducing
third term through the back door.
16. We do not want a man who supported,
funded and campaigned for third term.
17. We are tired of the chop I chop
government of PDP. The public till is for all
members of the Nigerian society and this is
what GMB will ensure.
18. We are tired a president that is playing
politics with University education. He
announced new Universities to win votes,
while the existing ones are barely effective.
19. We are tired of a government that cannot
secure our lives and property. So many lives
have been lost in Jos, Port Harcourt,
Maiduguri, Bauchi, Okerenkoko, Ayakoroma,
etc
20. We are tired of an illiterate government
without an ideology, without social and
political principles and without an
understanding of society and governance.
21. We are tired of election riggers and
government of thugs and ritualists.
22. We are tired of a government of cult men
and Ogboni members.
23. We are tired of a president that says one
thing and does exactly the opposite.
24. We are tired of a president that will
brazenly rig his own party primaries with
impunity and still go and beg for help from
the same people.
25. We are tired of a president that
blackmailed and arm-twisted fellow
convoluted governors to win his party’s
nomination.
26. We are tired of a president who
inaugurated a presidential advisory
committee (PAC) to advice him but later
turns round to snub their patriotic advice.
27. We are tired of a president whose only
qualification for the presidency is goodluck.
28. We are tired of an economy in comatose
while the PDP government is in denial.
29. We are tired of a government that has
borrowed more than $32bn in four years for
no tangible course and is set to borrow
more.
30. We are tired of a government that spends
more than 30% of its 2011 budget to pay
foreign debt. A government that makes
foreigners rich and Nigerians poor.
31. We are tired of a PDP government that
does not care about the welfare and
wellbeing of the Nigerian people but is only
pre-occupied with being in power for 100
years. WE NEED CHANGE.
32. GENERAL MOHAMADU BUHARI (GMB) is
the answer and the change agent because he
supervised and delivered our existing
refineries as petroleum minister and Head of
state.
33. He is set to entrench true federalism and
fiscal federalism in the body politics of the
Nigerian state.
34. He is predisposed to the restructuring of
the Nigerian federation to achieve the above.
35. He is determined to achieve a proper
devolution of power between the three tiers
of government.
36. He strongly supports the removal of the
immunity clause on criminal matters under
which governors steal and kill.
37. He will make local councils more
accountable to the people, by making them
publish minutes of their meetings, service
performance data and items of spending
that exceed 10 million Naira.
38. He plans to reform and strengthen the
judicial system for efficient administration of
justice in the country. He remembers that
the judiciary is the last hope of the common
man.
39. He plans to create special courts for
accelerated hearing of corruption, drug
trafficking, terrorism etc., cases.
40. He will fight corruption in public office
through strict enforcement of anti
corruption laws. He did before, he will do it
again.
41. He plans to create serious crime squads
to combat kidnapping, armed robbery,
militancy, and ethno-religious/communal
clashes nationwide.
42. GMB supports the vociferous calls for
state and community police and would work
to establish the principle.
43. He plans to make Nigeria a liberal society
by removing issues such as state of origin,
tribe, ethnic and religious affiliations and
replace them with only the principle of state
of residence.
44. He plans to immediately embark on
vocational training, entrepreneurial and skill
acquisition scheme for graduates to tackle
youth and graduate unemployment.
45. GMB will create two million new jobs by
2015 when he ends his tenure.
46. He will create two million new home
owners by 2015 through a nationwide
mortgage system.
47. He plans to put in place a N300bn
regional growth fund for the development of
the regions of the federation.
48. GMB has pledged to do only the bidding
of the masses and honest Nigerians and not
serve a small click of business men as they
are doing in PDP.
49. He is set to restore faith in the Nigerian
project so that no ‘Andrew’ will check out
again.
50. He will strengthen INEC and reduce/
eliminate electoral malpractices.

51. He will institute a process of full
disclosure of government business to the
public.
52. He will build the capacity of law
enforcement officers to do their work
effectively.
53. He will work to end acute poverty,
inequality and insecurity in the country.
54. He is completely detribalised and has the
reputation of being a bridge builder.
55. He is willing and able from day one and
does not have to learn on the job like Lucky.
56. He is well loved by the people of Nigeria
across the North, South, East and West.
57. He will fight for the welfare and well
being of the people.
58. He has a wife that is quite and knows her
place in the society unlike others who
cannot draw a line.
59. GMB commands the respect of all
political and traditional leaders in the
country.
60. He will lead in accordance to the
constitution and would not twist the
constitution to favour his party or a narrow
interest like they do in PDP.
61. He is set to restore hope and respect in
politics so that more honest and decent
people like you can go into it.
62. His driving philosophy in politics and
governance is ‘knowledge is Power’.
63. Only GMB has the structure, personality,
temperament and character to stop the drift
in government and bring direction back to
public administration.
64. What he did in road construction while
in the PTF has not been matched by 12
wasted years of PDP who have squandered
billions of naira building nothing.
65. As Head of state, taking over from the
Pre-PDP government of Shagari, GMB
reduced inflation from 23% to 4% in twenty
months only.
66. In his regime, there was no single
religious crisis unlike what we have today
with PDP.
67. He put a final stop to the Maitasine sect
in Kano. Today we have Mend, OPC, Boko
Haram etc and the PDP is watching in
amazement with.
68. As Head of state, he stamped out
corruption in public office by making
politicians to be held accountable for their
actions while in office.
69. Hospitals and Universities in the country
have not received more benefits from PDP
than they did from PTF under GMB.
70. As former petroleum minister and former
Head of state, GMB owns no oil block, no
petrol station unlike the PDP presidents.
71. GMB is the answer because he has
followership across the country which
money cannot buy. Do you know that PDP
pays people to attend their rallies?
72. He is the Leader of the Masses and the
Talakawas. Mr. Integrity and Mai Gaskiya.
73. The oppressors and political gladiators
fear him and love to stop him but the
Masses love him and would do all in their
might to steer him to victory.
74. He is very liberal in his religious beliefs
and that was why he appointed a
Pentecostal and Charismatic Pastor as his
vice.
75. GMB is the only former Nigerian leader
who does not own a house or Land in Abuja.
Amazing!
76. He is the first Head of state to promote
affirmative action for women in Nigeria by
directing that all state cabinets must have
female commissioners.
77. His achievements in twenty months as
Head of state dwarf those of all who came
after him especially the now ending inept
and corrupt 12 years of PDP.
78. He is the most capable, competent and
creative candidate in this years’ presidential
election. He has been military governor,
petroleum minister, Head of state and
chairman Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF).
79. Many people do not know that it was
while working with PTF that Dora Akunyili
was discovered and it was because of her
antecedents working with GMB that
Obasanjo appointed her into NAFDAC. See
what PDP has done to her reputation.
80. GMB from the outset has identified with
the poor masses in all his endeavours.
That’s why he is called the People’s general.
Now he will be called the ‘People President’.
81. He ll ready to help the masses rather than given Nigeria to the riches
82. While GMB is being backed by the
masses, others are being sponsored by the
enemies of the masses.
83. No single money bag is bank rolling his
campaign unlike the PDP.
84. GMB is the answer because as Head of
state, he introduced the War Against
Indiscipline (WAI) which gave birth to
discipline, patriotism, the queue culture and
the monthly sanitation exercise in Nigeria
among other things.
85. GMB has never had a case with EFCC
while some at the helms now will continue
their case in EFCC when they leave office on
May 29th 2011.
86. GMB will permanently solve the problem
of violence in the Niger Delta originated by
Lucky and his friends. Many people do not
know the level of involvement of the PDP
government in the Niger Delta crisis.
87. GMB represents change, hope, progress
and honesty in Nigeria.
88. He is incorruptible.
89. He is honest, credible, hardworking and
patriotic.
90. He loves Nigeria more than himself. This
is evidenced in his dogged determination to
fight for the masses the third time at the
presidency.
91. He is a master strategist and organiser
cum mobilize. He built with the masses a
political movement into the fastest growing
national political party in the world in less
than two years.
92. He is from a humble background and
worked his way to national recognition. He is
set to do the same to millions of Nigerian
youths who need Mentoring.
93. GMB represents the last set of the
Murtala legacy and is set to ignite the sparks
of that regime with actions and actions on all
aspects of the polity with his team.
94. GMB was the only Head of state that
devoted and committed more that 26% of
the nation’s budget to education.
95. He is not anybody’s stooge. The third
campaigners cannot claim same. Can they?
96. GMB is well respected and recognised by
the international community as a committed
anti-corruption crusader.
97. GMB discouraged drug trafficking when
he was Head of state. The menace increased
when he left office but will be banished
again.
98. He is ready and willing to bring back
confidence to Nigeria’s economy by tackling
headlong the problems of insecurity and lack
of infrastructure.
99. GMB is the answer to our problems now
because he understands them and knows
how to tackle them. The PDP is completely
bereft of any idea on how to move our
nation forward.
100. GMB He is the epitome of sincerity,
honour, and integrity and will keep his
promise to Nigerians, unlike those who
cannot even keep a gentleman’s agreement
in their party.
101. GMB IS THE ANSWER BECAUSE ONCE
AGAIN NIGERIANS NEED HELP.

Spending 9yrs in Primary school and writting WAEC and GCE before he could make it to uni is not the problem, But his E-rats should stop there nonsense of comparing GEJ to GMB... GMB is far better than GEJ/OBJ/IBB combined

egift:
DSS and those TANiods are still silent forming Deaf and Dumb.

Nigerians vote Buhari and send PDP back to the drawing board to re-prioritize their priorities of either to serve Nigerians or continue protecting sponsors of terror and thieves.

Just dont mind those DSS i guess they some section of the PDP... The devil wey go punish them they inside traffic

aristocrazzy:
Buhari all the way!
GEJ is the worst among them all.

Sai GMB/Osibanjo 2015

By the time PDP go get the bearing and put there house in order we gonna be close to election maybe Feb 10... hahhaa

********HISTORY OF FUEL PRICE INCREASES IN NIGERIA.********
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(K for kobo, / N for Naira)
•Gowon - from 6k to 8.45kobo
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•Murtala - from 8.45k to 9k
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•Obasanjo - from 9k to 15.3k
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•Shagari - from 15.3k to 20k
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•Buhari - from 20k to 20k (Price remains the same)
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•Babangida - from 20k to 39.5k
•Babangida - from 39.5k to 42k
•Babangida - from 42k to 60k (Private Vehicles)
•Babangida - from 60k to 70k
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•Shonekan - from 70k to N5 (Naira)
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•Abacha - from N5 to N3.25k (Price drops)
•Abacha - from N3.25k to N15
•Abacha - from N15 to N11 (Price drops)
--------------------------------
•Abubakar - from N11 to N25
•Abubakar - from N25 to N20
(Price drops)
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•Obasanjo - from N20 to N30
•Obasanjo - from N30 to N22 (Price drops)
•Obasanjo - from N22 to N26
•Obasanjo - from N26 to N42
•Obasanjo - from N42 to N50
•Obasanjo - from N50 to N65
•Obasanjo - from N65 to N75
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•Yar'Adua - from N75 to N65 (Price drops)
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•Jonathan - (New year present) N141
•Jonathan - (After labor strike) N97
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BUHARI and YAR'ADUA did not increase prices.
In fact, YARADUA reduced the pump price from N75 to N65.
Now its left to you to
choose who you want to be your next President....
********GOODMORNING********
********‪#‎HAPPY‬ ‪#‎SUNDAY‬********

jamace:
So we should burn the constitution for demanding necessary academic qualification for leadership?

Sorry what is the Academic qualification to run for presidency a a link from INEC to back it up please.

jamace:
Does Buhari have the requisite ACADEMIC qualification to be president of Nigeria? Check here https://www.nairaland.com/2053481/does-buhari-university-degree
PDP over to you.

Are you alright at all? does INEC require more WAEC to be qualify to run for presidency? you guys just keep repeating the same nonsense and yes he has the qualification to and that is WAEC simple.

Controversial Ogun State politician, Prince Buruji Kashamu, appears to be on his way out of the Peoples Democratic Party as he continues to toe a path that is setting him on a collision course with the national headquarters of the party.
Prince Kashamu has taken a further step away from the party line by obtaining a preliminary order from a high court restraining the Independent National Electoral Commission from accepting any list of candidates for Ogun State forwarded by the party’s national headquarters.
It will be recalled that the topmost hierarchy of the party last Thursday held a meeting in Abuja where an agreement was reached by the contending groups in the Ogun State chapter of the PDP on the sharing of position to aspirants for the 2015 elections.
The meeting was attended by President Goodluck Jonathan; Vice President Namadi Sambo; the Senate President, David Mark; the Chairman of the party’s Board of Trustees, Tony Anenih; Alhaji Adamu Muazu, the National Chairman of the party; as well as other national officers and leaders of all the Ogun State PDP factions.


However, on Monday Prince Kashamu reneged on this deal and filed a suit seeking the court’s order to restrain INEC from accepting any list of PDP candidates from Ogun State that does not emanate from his faction.
Buruji had earlier defied the instruction of the party’s National Working Committee that no faction should hold any illegal primary.
His latest move is being interpreted by political watchers as a deliberate attempt to induce a stalemate in the candidate selection process in the state and make the election a walkover for rival parties in the state.
“He seems to want to wreck the party’s chances in the elections before exiting,” a top official of the party who does not wish to be named said.


http://theeagleonline.com.ng/buruji-plans-to-exit-pdp-defies-national-headquarters/

United we can do it boys

I just get tired of the TANist, they keep bringing up baseless stuff against the peoples General and keep getting their disgrace.

Woww I am so happy to see my Home town getting there... IB here i come for New year

PapiWata:
Looking back a few hundred or thousand years of human history, to justify hiring a stark illiterate and serial murderer, to rule and ruin a MODERN African nation, is an egregious affront against progress and advancement, as well as an insult to the intelligence of 200 million voters.

For daring to make such an absurd comparison, I am pleased to confirm that you have acquired eligibility to be housed in the Berlin Zoo, where you will be put on display for a 6-month sentence, as a typical exhibit of primitive, pre-evolutionary man.

Congratulations on this notable achievement.

Look at this nuisance oooo, You deserve some invisible slaps and you you eventually get some they are from me... Beside i know your father,you or anybody from you generation has no professor like that of Prof Jega and he is the INEC who can clear and unclear someone of his/her eligibility to run for a certain political post ok. Please try to get sense abeg