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[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=367789.msg8122201#msg8122201 date=1302743049]Yes, Delta State is wealthier than my Ekiti State. I don't think that makes it any better/superior. . . just essentially random luck.[/quote]It isn't just wealthier. It is far wealthier, far more developed, and we tend to be far less bigoted and closed minded than you are. We are that way, not out of random luck, just as you are the way you are not out of random luck as well.

Look, I'm not sure if you think there is some sort of competition going on between you and I. There really is not. And I mean that in both ways the statement can be interpreted, heh

In what way would a shrimp compete? Like a coward, you go making jibes about me in tiny print, from thread to thread; so you get whats coming when you bring your ignorance my way. Especially when you bring your pseudo-superiority to a bear on the affairs of a much more successful state than yours. Bloody insulting.

DonLittle: a  fool? no u are a fool, once u start putting your thumb for pdp!! oh well bleep it, shiiit aint none of my bizness
wikipedia?? i only use that for musicians, not for ppolitics
even wikipedia findings cant solve nigeria and ppl like you problem
how pathetic??

and u, your a pathetic loser for comparing china economy to that of naija??
for comparing their politician naija to that of goodluck
abalajo that we are  in sqaure zero
dnt u ever compare our economy to china owns
u want to kill us??

You do sound like a fool. Nobody is too young to be a fool, the only cure is to shut your mouth when you don't know. Everyone notices when an id!ot is loud.

Bloody group of vampires thinking they could divide Nigeria among themselves.

So Orikinla is Ijaw? I always thought there was something personal about the irational levels of hatred for GEJ. Maybe there is a family feud, or dem no win contract.

^
Maybe you are Muslim or some other religion (or atheist). Your argument is laughable really.

deezzle:
U are wrong. It wasnt a divine message, it was based on his personal perception

Yah, that makes him a charlatan, bandying The Spirit of God in his personal opinions.
False prophet and sharia muppet team together to sell Nigeria snake oil.

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sbeezy8:
lol beaf thinks dpp is to urhobo LOL. but from the pics they post during the campaign shiot looks crazy takin boats from one village to another that def aint the part i went to.

the urhobos were arguing that hes not doing anything in urhobo areas

Im not in delta state but from what my cuzzos say its like hes the best   lmfao

I said DPP is too Urhobo, because I dont want any ethnically biased party taking over affairs in Delta, it would just upset things and right now we are building and healing.

Your cousin is right that Great Ogboru is the best (he sponsored Okah's coup and it took off from his factory in Ikorodu), but he's in the wrong party. He's better off in PDP.

sbeezy8:
theres no itsekiri person in warri who doesnt have urhobo relative and vice versa

Word.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=367789.msg8122132#msg8122132 date=1302741844]Delta might be better compared to what Southern Nigeria would have been if it'd never been merged with the Northern protectorate.

I don't really agree with you that Delta State is a failure, Obiagu1. Imperfect, yes.[/quote]It is not nearly a failure, neither is it imperfect. In fact, it is like heaven compared to your state, which is just like continous dense forest.
You like to claim Lagos, but we all know its fake.

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Alj Uche:
shut up

this bigots should have slapped you when you entered murtala airport

Lol! I can imagine you, a malnourished baby born under the hot afternoon sun with debilating kwashiokor, attempting to slap someone bursting with robust health! No be die you wan die?!

[size=14pt]Buhari according to Encyclopedia Britannica[/size]

Muhammad Buhari
ARTICLEfrom theEncyclopædia Britannica
Muhammad Buhari, Muhammad also spelled Muhammadu  (born Dec. 17, 1942, Daura, Nigeria), Nigerian military leader, who served as head of state (1984–85).

Educated largely in Katsina, Buhari took military training in Kaduna as well as in Great Britain, India, and the United States. He was involved in the military coup that ousted Yakubu Gowon in 1975 and was appointed military governor of North Eastern state (now Borno) that same year. He was appointed federal commissioner for petroleum resources by Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo, who became military head of state when Gowon’s successor, Murtala Mohammed, was assassinated in 1976. By 1977 Buhari had become the military secretary at Supreme Military Headquarters, which was the seat of government. By September 1979 he had returned to regular army duties and commanded a division based in Kaduna. Although elected government had returned to Nigeria in 1979, dissatisfaction with what the military perceived as corrupt politicians led to another military coup on Dec. 31, 1983, and Buhari was chosen unanimously to be the new head of state.

Insurmountable economic problems plagued the Buhari regime as petroleum prices collapsed in the face of expanding foreign debt. Buhari instituted austerity measures that caused severe hardship to the average Nigerian. [size=14pt]In addition, political corruption continued unabated, with politicians escaping to Western countries with millions of dollars in government money. In an effort to stop dissension, Buhari instituted restrictions on the press, political freedoms, and trade unionists.[/size] By August 1985 even the military had had enough, and Ibrahim Babangida took control of the government. Buhari was detained in Benin City but was released at the end of 1988.

In 2003 Buhari ran for president; he was defeated by the incumbent, Olusegun Obasanjo of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP). Buhari ran again in 2007 but was defeated by the PDP’s candidate, Umaru Yar’Adua, in an election that was strongly criticized by international observers as being marred by voting irregularities.

http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/83801/Muhammad-Buhari

The enlarged font describes the regime of a clueless evil despot.
The overwhelming evidence to date, is that the man has not changed one bit.

jason123:
You are quite right, warri was the only flash point. The reason behind it was all because of oil politics. The olu of itsekiri saga did not create the choas. It was when oil companies stated paying dividents to the traditional rulers, other ethnic groups thought the Olu was collecting much more money since is was the Olu of Warri. I have come to realise that it was not Awolowo's fault but a misunderstanding between neighbours which was bound to happen anyway.
For more info:
http://www.itsekiri.org/files/communique/communique_details.php?selected_id=79
Delta state is one big family although, personally, I will not support any ijaw expansionist agenda. Other than that, its a community. In fact, itsekiri's dressing is more related to the Urhobo than than Yoruba but the language and culture is closer to Ijebu, Igala etc.

Dude, me and you can argue about these things and there will be no stress. However, if expansionist Yoruba people begin to stick their noses into affairs that dion't concern them (because they dream of new oil slaves), then we have a problem. We tend to be very mixed, I for one grew up in a house where we were scolded in at least 6 languages. We don't need problems from people with demonic suggestions.
Another thing is, the link you provided is far from factual, and will only give fuel to bigoted idiots from outside the state coming to stoke problems.

Kobojunkie:
Creation of more states in a region that remains underdeveloped even after more than 4 states have been added in the last 20 or so years alone?? (Bayelsa, Delta, Edo etc)?

Yes oo . . . . lets create a state in your backyards even, that way we can give you more reasons to continue to ignore the major issues in the region, why you create more opportunities to steal from the people of the region . . . ROFLMAO!!

I am quite certain that the evil forest you emanate from is much less developed than Delta state by any development index.
After Lagos and Rivers, Delta is the most developed state in Nigeria. Only a woefully ignorant person would make the sort of post you did, but you never fail to dissapoint.

I recall you making the equally idiotic argument that Aondoakaa is from the ND. Dude, you are dim.

Alj Uche:
good idea actually

but the problem is WHO WOULD TAKE WARRI

is it the urhabo/isoko or itsekiri or ijaw

The purpose for which I created this thread was to draw attention to the need for true federalism and self reliance at a time when people were inundating the NASS with ridiculous demands for states that would have needed Abuja money to survive. I have never wanted an Urhobo state.
The thread was also posted at a time when NL was sensible; I never meant for this thread to attract ignorant bigots, barely literate donkeys or dunces.
Warri has drawn blood, it is now peaceful and is absolutely none of the business of a trouble making bigot like you.

bamosagie:
Not surprising that the general should cry, he simply remembered that Tunde Idiagbon is dead & Tunde Bakare is not half the man that Idiagbon was. What will become of his presidency if the prison controller gereral team up with customs and civil defence to carryout a coup against his govt. Afterall Bakare may decide to go to Jerusalem on pilgrimage just as Idiagbon went to Mecca the last time.

Chei! Unu go wound pesin o!

Donlittle:
i kiss my own too na, but I THANK GOD SAY NA TWO I GET NA,
dnt tell me u wont move into diaspora in 2013 when the going gets tough?
because u and i knw pdp is not the way forward tho

Lol! Buhari supporters can weep and run away like Buhari. We GEJ guys are intent on putting in the grease and graft to float Nigeria in the right direction.
Its called patriotism.

[size=14pt]Fresh Air 2011!
God bless Nigeria [/size]

Donlittle:
THANK GOD I HAVE MY BLUE PASSPORT BECAUSE PPL LIKE BEAF WANT ME TO SUFFER, BUT HAHA ME NO GREE OOOO,
I WILL PROB MOVE TO EUROPE AFTER COLLEGE
WHY ALL OF THIS PDP PPL BATTLE INFLATION.

SORRY MY BUARI AND RIBADU FAN, BUT IT JUST THE TRUTH, WHY YALL WANT GOOD SOME PEOPLE JUST WANT THE BAD ONE.
BUT HEY IT POLITICS RIIGHT? WERE WE GAMBLE FOR OUR LIVES!

I hug and kiss my green passport. 9ja till I die!
In good times and bad, people like me will stand by the country to resolutely build it into a brilliant star among nations.

[size=33pt]Fresh Air 2011!
God bless Nigeria [/size]

After sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many years of killing and jailing people, contesting for Emir of Nigeria every four years etc - "animal in human skin's" eyes flooded with tears, the "great" general wept torrents. . . Two days to elections!!!!

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[img]http://natna.files./2010/08/crocodile-tears-1.jpg[/img]

deezzle:
You guys make me sick.

GEJ and PDP will try their best at rigging and get voted in. we will all meet here again and y'all their supporters will eat your words

The man quoting fela, what will u call a man that faces one way traffic on lekki epe expressway, a disciplined gentleman?

LOL! Fela was jailed for 5 years for bringing in money he earned from a musical tour by Buhari, the man he called "animal in human skin."

[flash=480,390]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zhA2pxthkI[/flash]

Ah - Let’s get now into another, underground spiritual game
Just go to help me the answer, go to say, "Aiya-kata"- Oh ya

O’feshe-Lu
[Chorus] Aiya kata
O’feshe- g’Ba

O’feshe-Woh
[Chorus] Aiya kata
O’feshe-Weng
Aiya kata
Aiya Koto
Aiya Kiti
Aiya Kutu

O’feshe-Lu
[Chorus] Aiya kata
O’feshe- g’Ba

Oh,

Basket mouth wan start to leak again, oh-
[Chorus] Basket mouth wan open mouth again, oh
Abi you don forget I say I sing, ee-oh
[Chorus] Basket mouth wan open mouth again, oh
Oh, I sing, I say, I go my mouth like basket, ee-oh, Malan Bia-gbe-re

Basket mouth wan start to leak again, oh-
[Chorus] Basket mouth wan open mouth again, oh

Fela, wetin you go sing about?
[Chorus] Dem go worry me…

Dem go worry me, worry me-- worry, worry, worry, worry
[Chorus] Dem go worry me
Dey wan to make us sing about prison
Dem go worry me, worry me-- worry, worry all over da town
Dey wan to know about prison life
Dem go worry me, worry me-- worry, worry all over da town

Fela, wetin you go sing about?
[Chorus] Dem go worry me
Dem go worry me, worry me-- worry, worry, worry, worry

The time weh I dey, for prison, I call am “inside world”
The time weh I dey outside prison, I call am “outside world”
Na craze world, na be outside world

[Chorus] Craze world
Na be outside- da police-i dey
Na be outside- da soldier dey
Na be outside- da court dem dey
Na be outside- da magistrate dey
Na be outside- da judge dem dey
Na craze world be dat
[size=14pt]Na be outside- Buhari dey
Na craze man be dat
Animal in craze-man skin-i
Na craze world be dat
Na be outside- Idia-gbon dey
Na craze man be dat- oh
Animal in craze-man skin-i
Na craze world be dat
Na be outside- dem find me guilty
Na be outside- dem jail me five years
I no do nothing
Na be outside-dem judge dey beg ee-o
Na craze world be dat, Na craze world be dat
Na be outside- dem kill dem students
Soweto, Zaria, and Ife
Na craze world be dat, ee-oh
Na craze world be dat,
Na be outside- all dis dey happen[/size]
Na craze world be dat, ee-oh
Na craze world be dat, ee-oh
Na craze world be dat, ee-oh
Na craze world be dat, ee-oh
Na craze world be dat, ee-oh…,

[size=14pt]Make you hear this one
War against indiscipline, ee-oh

Na Nigerian government, ee-oh
Dem dey talk ee-oh
“My people are us-e-less, My people are sens-i-less, My people are indiscipline”

Na Nigerian government, ee-oh
Dem dey talk be dat
“My people are us-e-less, My people are sens-i-less, My people are indiscipline”

I never hear dat before- oh
Make Government talk, ee-oh
“My people are us-e-less, My people are sens-i-less, My people are indiscipline”

Na Nigerian government, ee-oh
Dem dey talk be dat
Which kind talk be dat- oh?
Craze talk be dat ee-oh
Na animal talk be dat – oh
Na animal talk be dat – oh

[Chorus] Many leaders as you see dem
[Chorus] Na different disguise dem dey-oh
[Chorus] Animals in human skin
[Chorus] Animal-I put-u tie-oh
[Chorus] Animal-I wear agbada
[Chorus] Animal-I put-u suit-u[/size]

These disguising leaders ee-oh, na wah for dem
Dem-o hold meeting everywhere, dem reach America

Dem call the place, the “United Nations”
Hear-oh another animal talk
Wetin united inside “United Nations”?
Who & who unite, for “United Nations”?
No be there Thatcher & Argentina dey
No be there Reagan & Libya dey
Is-i-rael versus Lebanon
Iran-i-oh versus Iraq-i
East West Block versus West Block East
No be there dem dey oh- United Nations
Dis “united” United Nations
One veto vote is equal to 92 […or more, or more]
What kind sense be dat, na animal sense

[Chorus] Many leaders as you see dem
[Chorus] Na different disguise dem dey-oh
[Chorus] Animals in human skin
[Chorus] Animal-I put-u tie-oh
[Chorus] Animal-I wear agbada
[Chorus] Animal-I put-u suit-u

[size=14pt]Dem go hold meeting, oh, Dem go start yab human beings
Animal talk don start again
Dash dem, human rights

Dem go hold meeting, oh, Dem go start yab human beings
Animal talk don start again
Dash dem human rights

How animal go know-say dem no born me as slave?
How animal go know say slave trade don pass?
And, dey wan dash us human rights
Animal must talk to human beings
Give dem human rights

I beg-I, oh, make you hear me well-u well
I beg-I, oh, make you hear me very well

Human rights na my property
So therefore, you can’t dash me my property
Human rights na my property
Dey wan dash us human rights

Some people say, “Why I dey talk like dis,
No be talk like dis, dem take to carry me go prision ee-oh”
No be me dey talk, na Prime Minister Botha dey talk, ee-oh

Him say, “this uprising will bring out the beast in us”
[Chorus] this uprising will bring out the beast in us[/size]

Eh Ji Keke- my argument

Botha na friend to Thatcher & Reagan
Botha na friend to some other leaders too
And together dem wan dash us human rights
Animals wan dash us human rights
Animal can’t dash me human rights
Animal can’t dash us human rights

[Chorus] Many leaders as you see dem
[Chorus] Na different disguise dem dey-oh
[Chorus] Animals in human skin
[Chorus] Animal-I put-u tie-oh
[Chorus] Animal-I wear agbada
[Chorus] Animal-I put-u suit-u

Beasts of no nation- Egbe Ke Gbe na bad society

[CHORUS] Beasts of no nation, egbe ke gbe
[CHORUS] Beasts of no nation, oturu gbe ke

Easy… easy

https://www.thetalkingdrum.com/fela1.jpg

goggs: I saw the General break down on TV.

I thought I saw sincerity in there. I doubt if anything else will make him so emotional. What he must have thought of is how badly things are, and the burning desire to fix them. Great Gani Fawenhinmi also broke down and cried when talking about the country's decadence. I am certain they were not crocodile tears. A careful analysis of where Nigeria is coming from and  is headed can bring  a patriot to tears

I feel his frustration. I am yet to make up my mind for a candidate, but I am gradually becoming certain that Goodluck may not likely get my vote because he is yet to convince me on his plan to fight corruption (if he has any at all), and the lack of a strong economic team. These are the biggest issues I am very worried about.

I am open though; an undecided voter if you will. However, buhari is slightly ahead of ribadu in the race for my thumb this Saturday.

Just like the great Fela broke down when Buhari jailed him for nothing. When he came out, he released the album called "Beasts of no nation."
Excerpt:

Na be outside- Buhari dey
Na craze man be dat
Animal in craze-man skin-i
Na craze world be dat
Na be outside- Idia-gbon dey
Na craze man be dat- oh
Animal in craze-man skin-i
Na craze world be dat
Na be outside- dem find me guilty
Na be outside- dem jail me five years
I no do nothing
Na be outside-dem judge dey beg ee-o
Na craze world be dat, Na craze world be dat
Na be outside- dem kill dem students
Soweto, Zaria, and Ife
Na craze world be dat, ee-oh
Na craze world be dat,
Na be outside- all dis dey happen

[size=14pt]Quiz, point out Buhari in the pic below[/size]

[img]http://1.bp..com/_MgRHpnroYGU/TRsHcU6PPHI/AAAAAAAABQs/ZVqYGJ9q7Qk/s1600/BeastsOfNoNation.jpg[/img]

efisher:
I wonder if he will still blame his loss on rigging this time!

That might be the real reason he's crying. He has looked at the transparency of the elections and realised that his "lynch riggers" mantra will affect only him, cos 90% of his supporters are 10 year old almajiri's.

A Buhari supporter in Katsina state:

www.nairaland.com/attachments/423419_childVoter_jpga0121e13767e398d906505a90b2c5b0b

The greatest testament to Lewis unmatched driving talent is the way he has been able to adapt to the new tyres; this year he has become even better than Jenson with tyres. With that in mind, it would be difficult for anybody to claim that Lewis used his tyres badly, especially as he had more than most of the other drivers. As I said earlier, after qualifying on Saturday, the McLarens and Red Bull had the same number of tyres for the race and more than the other teams.

IMHO there must be a very massive inquest going on at McLaren, because Lewis no doubt finished that race in 7th place with a fresh and UNUSED set of soft tyres in his corner of the McLaren garage. . . An incredible situation indeed!

When you consider that the softs were a second faster than the hards at that race, the questions multiply.

More than all of the above, considering the way Lewis fell backwards after his pit stops, it is quite certain that he was getting used hard tyres put on, instead of fresh ones, so in addition to the spare set of brand new softs he had, there would another two brand new sets of hards. It doesn't sound good and no team would ever admit such a blunder.

Rewind!!!

[img]http://natna.files./2010/08/crocodile-tears-1.jpg[/img]

[size=14pt]"I am Buhari and my tears are worth $2.8billa NNPC money!
How much are yours na?"[/size]

jensinmi:
That president Johnny Shaft is a Bad Mutha. . . (SHUT YOUR MOUTH) 

[size=21pt]Bad belle causes injury! . . .For the only cure. . .
On Saturday, press your hand for UMBLERRRA!!![/size]

achobs:
I believe those tears were not crocodile,the man was merely moved out of pity for what would be left of Nigeria if nigerians continue to support a party or group of people that have impoverished the nation with so much impunity.Back in the days we never heard of bomb blast (na for only inside movie we dey hear am sef!), what of roads? check dis out im 36yrs old now and benin- ore road has been bad since I was in primary school,infact One could go on and on about the under development PDP has put us in.

The problem we the progressives are facing in this 2011 election is that there are more unintelligent, illiterate,poor,down-trodden,desperate,hungry and in-exposed people among the electorate. That is why PDP is even having a say after all its atrocities and evil commited against Nigerians. It really baffles me when i even engage educated people who are supposed to be enlightened throwing their full support for PDP.

Nigerians lets come out of darkness, if you vote for PDP its going to be biz as usual,i.e.murders,looting,no power supply,unemployment,bomb lasts,insecurity, etc.

Pls vote either of the 2 parties and leave sentiments : ACN/CPC, the choice is yours to move the nation forward. Thank u

Lol! The "blame PDP" strategy has failed, cos it does not represent realities on the ground where people can see that the parties are all basically the same. In fact, PDP alone is reforming, while the others lack internal democracy.

GEJ is da man!

Lil baby Buhari wept!

[img]http://natna.files./2010/08/crocodile-tears-1.jpg[/img]

[size=14pt]"I am Buhari and my tears are worth $2.8billa NNPC money!
How much are yours na?"[/size]

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[size=33pt]I am Goodluck Jonathan and I don't cry like[/size][size=33pt] Buhari.[/size]

[center][size=14pt]I am Goodluck Jonathan
I never thought I would be where I am today
I had no shoes, no school bag; I carried my books in my hands to school
I have no enemies to fight
I was not born rich
I am Goodluck Jonathan
If I can make it, you can make it[/size][/center]

Oya, vex if you wan vex! Burst if you wan burst!
. . .But for once, the man on the street feels a deep sense of belonging; they feel a President they can bond, one who listens and feels foe them, one who is like them and desires the best for them.

Is there ready proof of this?
Oh yes! Not only has he barnished the demonic fuel shortages, he has ferried Nigerians out of foreign trouble spots (a first in Nigeria's history) and opened communication lines with Nigerians in disaster areas. Just last week, rather than the usual turmult and death, we actually had the first free and fair elections.
. . .The list is unending, what a guy!

[size=14pt]Witness history as a New Nigeria is being built![/size]

There is victory in truth, simplicity, vision and goodwill to your fellow man.

GEJ has the vision and dedication to set Nigeria on the path to realisation and development.
GEJ is Nigeria's gateway to greatness. His defeat of the cabal and its sectional interests will begin our countries cleansing; it will open the path for leadership talent like the Sule Lamido's, Amaechi's, Akpabios's, Chime's, Fashola's, Utomi's etc to be able to contest by merit on a level playing field, in elections that are free and fair.

Nigeria needs the cool, calm, wise, intelligent and reassured head that sits on Jonathans shoulders. He alone has the vision, honesty, diplomatic nous and social dexterity needed to weld the disparate parts of Nigeria into one indivisible union with shared goals and ideals.

Of all the candidates, GEJ is the only one to display a grasp of the tools required for our technological development. From ideas to set 1% of our GDP aside for Research and Development in science and technology, to siezing control of petroleum industry from foreign parasites and spongers (like Shell) through far reaching programmes like the gas master-plans and petroleum industry bill (PIB); all of these amongst others. A truly great guy!

[size=42pt]Fresh Air 2011!![/size]

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[size=33pt]I am Goodluck Jonathan and I don't cry like[/size][size=33pt] Buhari.[/size]

[center][size=14pt]I am Goodluck Jonathan
I never thought I would be where I am today
I had no shoes, no school bag; I carried my books in my hands to school
I have no enemies to fight
I was not born rich
I am Goodluck Jonathan
If I can make it, you can make it[/size][/center]

Oya, vex if you wan vex! Burst if you wan burst!
. . .But for once, the man on the street feels a deep sence of belonging; they feel a President they can bond, one who listens and feels foe them, one who is like them and desires the best for them.

Is there ready proof of this?
Oh yes! Not only has he barnished the demonic fuel shortages, he has ferried Nigerians out of foreign trouble spots (a first in Nigeria's history) and opened communication lines with Nigerians in disaster areas. Just last week, rather than the usual turmult and death, we actually had the first free and fair elections.
. . .The list is unending, what a guy!

[size=14pt]Witness history as a New Nigeria is being built![/size]

There is victory in truth, simplicity, vision and goodwill to your fellow man.

GEJ has the vision and dedication to set Nigeria on the path to realisation and development.
GEJ is Nigeria's gateway to greatness. His defeat of the cabal and its sectional interests will begin our countries cleansing; it will open the path for leadership talent like the Sule Lamido's, Amaechi's, Akpabios's, Chime's, Fashola's, Utomi's etc to be able to contest by merit on a level playing field, in elections that are free and fair.

Nigeria needs the cool, calm, wise, intelligent and reassured head that sits on Jonathans shoulders. He alone has the vision, honesty, diplomatic nous and social dexterity needed to weld the disparate parts of Nigeria into one indivisible union with shared goals and ideals.

Of all the candidates, GEJ is the only one to display a grasp of the tools required for our technological development. From ideas to set 1% of our GDP aside for Research and Development in science and technology, to siezing control of petroleum industry from foreign parasites and spongers (like Shell) through far reaching programmes like the gas master-plans and petroleum industry bill (PIB); all of these amongst others. A truly great guy!

[size=42pt]Fresh Air 2011!![/size]

www.nairaland.com/attachments/396240_JonathanNigeria_jpge7a36aa6bc0c2d1c59341bf005b3e97c

Poor Buhari! Imagine him as president being asked how he would solve the PHCN crisis. . . Only for him to burst into tears on TV! With Tunde Bakare jumping up and down casting and binding press men in "heavenly languages."

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Donlittle:
i no they fear curse na, i just they yarn my own, it true ooo
why do i even care bout this random naija that dnt even want change
oh well more of my family keep on moving to USA, we will send 300 dollars and build a big house in nigeria.
wen inflation skyrocket nigeria
u care for some employment in my home
haha dnt worry we will see

Folk, we have found Buhari's child!
Lol! I'm sure the dude is crying crocodile tears like the ex-cattle rearer who would be president (what a crazy dream ).