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Folks, it is now confirmed by a reliable source that Mr OBJ is running after Atiku as a personal agenda, not for the sake of  Nigerians or Nigeria as a nation.

What kind of rubbish is this?
Can we really count on this current administration?
Can we really blame Atiku for all his uncanny action?

FYI: the implementation of 3rd term is still a-live

What else is new?

The man is a user, very vindictive and wants it all for himself.

What a shame.

Advise for Okonjo-iweala: No need to lose any sleep, stay focused; there are beautiful days ahead.

@McKren

I can bet my last card; you (MCkren) reside far away from Nigeria, hence I'm not sure if you truly have a pure insight to understand the essence of your topic.

Your premiss are very weak and you're not addressing all the major factors that encircle this topic. Your focus is only on one and single point (Atiku's mission/ pride not to involve America), which in my view represents a mere phantom and lack of understanding of the real current political situation in Nigeria.

I think you guys are mixing things up and it is sad.
This is also one of the problems of Mr. president.

Just because you despise someone or you want to devalue someone's mission doesn't mean you should be blindfolded from acknowledging the fact or sensible strategy.

For the sake of Nigerians and Nigeria as a nation, I think it is a great idea to get America involved.

It is obvious that our leaders are not capable and definitely this current administration can never be counted on.

It is not about Atiku or anybody, it is about our future.

You guys truly need to speak to a Liberian.

@MAMAJAMA:

Quote by MAMAJAMA

Can we forget about OBJ for a minute. he is a dead issue, and will be out come May 29th. we will have new president

Nigerians need to start thinking of what will happen if their candidate of choice fail to emerge as the winner.

will the other candidates concede? or revolt?

HELLOOOOOOOOO

Where have you been?

What do you think we've been doing for the past 2 days?

You guys need to ask Atiku for his motive in making this move.

Believe me, America will not be getting involved just to protect Atiku and his mission. You need to look at the bigger picture.

On the other hand, OBJ is too stubborn, too unfocused, too greedy to think about making such move for the sake of Nigerians and Nigeria as a nation.

No!
It means that innocent people will not be the casualties of the election.

@McKren

Dude,

I usually don't see anything unless it's sensible.

FYI: With the current political situation in Nigeria, it is inevitable to avoid American interference.
Our incompetent leaders have sold us once again; whether we like it or not, America will be back to monitor and coordinate our next presidential election.

America can careless about Atiku or OBJ; they are more focused on the Innocent citizens and our oil, and that is the fact.

Hence, my man, don't blame Big B1; blame your leaders.

@MAMAJAMA

FYI: America assisted us in 1993 during the election process and it has been confirmed over and over that the 1993 election was the most successful election that ever took place in Nigeria.

Go and check the record; America played a major part.

Definitely you do not require any NYSC to contest

The guy was born in Nigeria, what else do you want?

Nigerians are not bold enough to withstand the pressure at home and yet they still want to interfere with day to day activities from far away from home.
You can't be chasing 2 rats at the same time and expect to win. It's either you here in Nigeria or you there in another country.
But I can guarantee you that expect to see more Nigerian born foreigners contesting for office in Nigeria.

If you guys continue to run around the world ignoring to come back home, pretty soon an Indian man will be contesting for the presidential election in Nigeria.

@4 play:
Excellent point.

@MAMAJAMA:
No disrespect, but you represent failure in every way. Why? Because you embrace it so much and all your recommendations are defective at all levels.
People like you will havoc a country or business as a leader. Think broadly, my man.

Election process should have been put in place many many months ago. There is no excuse for any delay; this is why it is very important to introduce a reliable neutral body to assist during the process.

Any delay or postponement signifies failure.

Have you heard the latest news "Election might be postponed to August"?

What kind of rubbish is that?

A sign of failure?

A sign of potential major catastrophe in the country?

A sign of third term?

Believe me, the mess will get worst; this is just the beginning.

Go and ask a Liberian.

It's not about pride or ego.

It is obvious that current administration has no credibility in regards to anything. Hence we can not count on them; they've failed many times and they continue to prove everyone right.

Our main focus should be on a peaceful power transmission, which, at this current time in Nigeria, can never never be successfully achieved alone.

@MAMAJAMA

Quote By MAMAJAMA

you can take a cow to the water but you can not force him to drink

Actually, you can force cow to drink water, but you can't force horse.

Stay focused, my man. Its time to look past these folks and think about the innocent people and the future of our lovely nation.

Trust me, Nigerians are too smart to allow to be stepped on by America.

@Azorjiu:

I see your point, but now that these folks have successfully divided the country by their childish action, what would be a perfect strategy to protest the citizens and the future of our nation during this election process?

@McKren:

Dude, do yourself a favor, do not respond anymore.

It is obvious that you've started something you can't finish.

It is important to always have solid premiss to support your topic, but you don't.

No need to repeat yourself anymore, you're making me sick.

Note: Always think broadly not narrowly.

@ McKren:

You've omitted few lines in your response. Read the bottom comment and respond; it's your topic and your detailed insight will be appreciated.

Quote By Big B1

In-fact let's forget Atiku for a moment.
Do you really think we can handle this coming election by ourselves?
Can we count on this current administration to effectively monitor the coming election process?
How many will survive and how many will perish during this coming election?
How many have we lost so far and how many more to go before the election?

Enough is enough, it's not about  Atiku or anybody, it's about our lovely country and innocent citizens who will suffer before, during and after the election process.

The problem here is the fact that you guys are so blindfolded and determined to devalue Atiku's mission. Believe me, we need to look past Atiku and start thinking about the future of the people and the nation.

This is how Liberian horrible saga began few years ago, the same exact way. People forgot what is important. Believe me, it's not about anybody, but the security of the citizens and the future of the nation.

In general, we are currently lacking effectiveness, efficiency and unitedness within the country; and you guys truly believe that the coming presidential election will be successful? I don't think so.

Let's face the fact, at the moment an unguarded presidential election event in Nigeria will be a major catastrophe.
 
We need a neutral body to assist us before its too late; and trust me, UN is not capable.

@MARIORY (BLACKNESS) (no need to be defensive, we both know who you are)

At this point, what would you advise Atiku to do?

Before you answer this question, please do some research and study Mr President's vindictive and evil ways.

@MARIORY (sweet heart)
It is very funny but:

This is what happens when you're dealing with leaders who find it very difficult to embrace professionalism and do what is right.

This is what happens when you're dealing with a leader who is vindictive and changes constitution as he wishes.

This is what happens in an unstable environment where security means nothing.

This is what happens when 2 leaders bring their dirty laundries out like 2 little kids.

I do not blame Atiku for this move; I would have done the same.

May be Bola Ige or Funsho Williams would be here with us today if they had done the same.

Your life is the only thing you have that is priceless and once is gone is gone.

Nothing is too much to protect someone's precious life.

@MAMAJAMA
My man, no disrespect, your comment is irrelevant and out of content. You seem to be comparing apple, orange, banana, sugar, salt and water at the same time.

Hence, I will not respond, I don't need the head ache.

@ McKren

My man, this is your topic; single line response or comment from you is not good enough.
You need to tackle this issue down like you own it.

I've posted several points regarding America involvement and Nigeria current political situation.

Could you please address these points and let the world know what is on your mind?

And by the way, don't mix things up; IRAQ is totally different from NIGERIA.

@ mihai

Excellent topic.

I'm with you 100%.
It's OK to branch out, but never never forget home.
Home Sweet Home.

I've seen many Nigerians in Europe and US trying their best to customize foreign land into Nigeria, but guess what, they always fail.

Don't be a lost child.
You can run away from everybody, but you can never run away from yourself.

Come home and taste the water, I'm pretty sure you will be able to contribute one way or the other.
Let's make our father's land attractive again.

May God bless Nigeria.

Guys, I'm not sure what we are after anymore.

Is this topic posted to devalue Atiku's mission?

or

Is it posted to criticize potential America involvement?

Well, regardless of the purpose of this topic; Pay attention folks, this is bigger than Atiku.
In-fact let's forget Atiku for a moment.
Do you really think we can handle this coming election by ourselves?
Can we count on this current administration to effectively monitor the coming election process?
How many will survive and how many will perish during this coming election?
How many have we lost so far and how many more to go before the election?

Enough is enough, it's not about  Atiku or anybody, it's about our lovely country and innocent citizens who will suffer before, during and after the election process.

Do you really think Atiku or his family will be affected in any way during this election process (even if he doesn't win the election)?

Wake up guys, America intervention is desperately needed before things get out of hand.

Don't be stupid; at the moment Nigeria is very brittle and we must take special precaution during this period to protect the future of our nation.

For once, please forget Atiku and the rest; let's focus on the indirect effect, or result that will be produced by an unguarded presidential election event in Nigeria.
 

May God bless Nigeria.

Excellent move by Atiku.

Guys, open your eyes; Nigeria is seriously fragile and if special precaution is not taken before, during and after this coming presidential election, believe me, our down fall will be enormous.

What Happened to Liberia few years ago and what is currently going on in Somali will be tiny compare to what Nigeria and Nigerians will face.

The only solution at this point will be getting America involved before is too late.
We should all learn from Liberians who refused to get America involved till the POT busted. Believe me, we do not want that to happen here; Nigeria is too sweet, too beautiful and too precious not to take action to protect the nation.
Don't be silly and be smart, America has nothing to gain by assisting us during the 2007 presidential election. We have a-lot to lose if we count on this hopeless and greedy administration.

Hence I commend Atiku for taking the initiative by asking for American assistance; unlike other so so called leaders who prefer to go down and bring everyone along.

May God bless Nigeria.

@ BABYOSISI

what is your point?

@MAMAJAMA

You still don't get it.

IBB is back.

He has too much connection to get impeached.

lol, you're too funny.

Well, I do not have any problem with the Nigerian police; please tell your father and his boys that they're doing a great job with so little.

Calm down, my man.

Dude,

What's your problem? what's up with the police? what are you talking about?
You need to simmer down and take your medication.

Posted by MAMAJAMA:

current administration and all his governors are nothing but disastrous and setting the stage for distruction.

How can we be the 3rd largest oil producing nation and still have fuel scarcity? bad roads, debts and thuggery parties?

Your father (No disrespect, because we all know your father's ID) will be a perfect person to answer all your questions. He's part of this regime.

Infact, I heard that OBJ has given him an extension till May 2007, which makes me wonder and start to smell fish.

Posted by MAMAJAMA:

If I may ask you, why is ADENUGA on the run?  where is his credibility that he is defending?  you might as well say Umaru DIKKO is a saint.

Yoruba man will say you don't run if no one is chasing you.

The same yoruba man also says "know when to close your eyes before evil folks stick wood inside your eyes"
Do you remember that one?

The man is not on the run and will never be.
He has made is decision based on the fact that politicians continue to pull him into their mess and he doesn't want to be part of it. The man was never a politician and refuses to be in the middle of politic propaganda.

Hence, I do not blame Adenuga for making a smart decision.

@MAMAJAMA

Could you prove that?

Come on, let us be reasonable and civilized.

It is not fair and senseless to continue to damage people's integrity, especially incredible folks, whose intention is to develop and move our lovely country forward.

It is sad.