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PoliticsRe: My People Gej Is Not It by BigB11(m): 11:24pm On Jan 04, 2011
@topic: I'm absolutely with you and I also love your slogan "LET'S GET IT RIGHT THIS TIME AROUND", GEJ IS NOT IT!!!!

Now that Jonathan continues to show Nigerians by every second that he isn't capable of effectively and efficiently leading this nation, I think it's time for everyone to put the personal issues aside, let go the sentiment, open our minds and be true to ourselves.
Among all our leaders for the past 30 years Buhari still remains the only one with the best record. During his short period as our president we experienced a better Nigeria, stronger laws and disciplined Nigerians in general.
He's simple, disciplined, focused, tough and has the experience we need at this time to effectively move this nation forward.

Our problems in Nigeria are very obvious and solutions to them are even straight forward, but finding the right leader to initiate these solutions becomes clearly impossible for more than 30 years.
I honestly feel that what we are currently experiencing among the PDP and the bombing is a great opportunity (wake up call) for all Nigerians to come to realize the importance of electing the right leader and not just any leader that shares the same village with our parents.

Regardless of our personal differences on some issues, we must immediately forget the sentiment and call a spade a spade and not diamond.
What I have seen and experienced lately has opened up my eyes; Buhari is the only candidate that is directly affiliated to Nigeria (Jonathan is affiliated to OBJ and Atiku is also affiliated to IBB) and will fight/work very hard for you and I.

The value of a sentiment is the amount of sacrifice you are prepared to make for it. I'm not here trying to push Buhari into your throat, but you should take a time out and think about it.    Big B1
Nigeria is too blessed, large and powerful to be neglected for these criminals to suck and beat down to dust. It is totally up to you and I, whether we are finally ready to get back on track or we are willing to allow 85% of our population to continue to unnecessarily suffer till the end of time.
PoliticsRe: Buhari May Just Be The Perfect President We Need In Nigeria At This Time. by BigB11(op): 11:11pm On Jan 02, 2011
Wow!
Unbelievable posts; typical examples of why we are here today and why we can not move forward.
PoliticsRe: Buhari May Just Be The Perfect President We Need In Nigeria At This Time. by BigB11(op): 11:04pm On Jan 02, 2011
At this point presenting economic policies in Nigeria is more or less presenting an interesting story. If all these 3 major factors (1. Poor leadership 2. Corruption and 3. Unlawfulness) are not addressed and resolved, we're all going to be wasting our time looking and analysing fake economic policies.
PoliticsRe: Buhari May Just Be The Perfect President We Need In Nigeria At This Time. by BigB11(op): 10:56pm On Jan 02, 2011
Buhari will instil decipline quite sure but his economic policies is what i dnt knw abt all d same im nt his fan.
Let us be smart and be true to ourselves for a change.
From what I've seen and experienced, I hate to put it out to you that our problems are not economic policies; our problems are simply:
1. Poor leadership
2. Corruption and
3. Unlawfulness

And if we do not elect a disciplined leader, who will enforce our weak laws, who can not be intimidated by other thieves and who isn't scared to sincerely fight corruption, nothing will work in Nigeria for the rest of our lives; it's that simple.
PoliticsBuhari May Just Be The Perfect President We Need In Nigeria At This Time. by BigB11(op): 9:18pm On Jan 02, 2011
Salute to IBB and other incredible Nigerians.

Now that Jonathan continues to show Nigerians by every second that he isn't capable of effectively and efficiently leading this nation, I think it's time for everyone to put the personal issues aside, let go the sentiment, open our minds and be true to ourselves.
Among all our leaders for the past 30 years Buhari still remains the only one with the best record. During his short period as our president we experienced a better Nigeria, stronger laws and disciplined Nigerians in general.
He's simple, disciplined, focused, tough and has the experience we need at this time to effectively move this nation forward.

Our problems in Nigeria are very obvious and solutions to them are even straight forward, but finding the right leader to initiate these solutions becomes clearly impossible for more than 30 years.
I honestly feel that what we are currently experiencing among the PDP and the bombing is a great opportunity (wake up call) for all Nigerians to come to realize the importance of electing the right leader and not just any leader that shares the same village with our parents.

Regardless of our personal differences on some issues, we must immediately forget the sentiment and call a spade a spade and not diamond.
What I have seen and experienced lately has opened up my eyes; Buhari is the only candidate that is directly affiliated to Nigeria (Jonathan is affiliated to OBJ and Atiku is also affiliated to IBB) and will fight/work very hard for you and I.

The value of a sentiment is the amount of sacrifice you are prepared to make for it. I'm not here trying to push Buhari into your throat, but you should take a time out and think about it.
PoliticsRe: Atiku Takes Jonathan-economics To The Clearners ! ! ! by BigB11(m): 7:36pm On Jan 02, 2011
If Nigeria was an airplane, would you allow an inexperienced confused (Jonathan) pilot to fly your plane?
PoliticsRe: Atiku Takes Jonathan-economics To The Clearners ! ! ! by BigB11(m): 7:08pm On Jan 02, 2011
You can't blame Jonathan: more than anyone else this dude completely understands his capabilities, he never wanted to contest for this position. He was pushed into it by the obvious.
It is impossible to ask a chicken to give birth to a lion, therefore, it is unfair to expect much from the man.

For the love of God, Dr. uncle Jonathan should do us and our future a favor and step down. Nigeria at this point is extremely complicated and a smart and completely competent leader is required to take over this nation.
PoliticsRe: Q U I Z: 101 - Where Was Gej When Our Country Was Bombed ? by BigB11(m): 6:48pm On Jan 02, 2011
It has been confirmed that American bomb experts arrived early yesterday, our president on the other hand is yet to effectively address what happened and way forward.

This is a joke!
PoliticsRe: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by BigB11(m): 6:44pm On Jan 02, 2011
We should all be pulling for a real debate; a debate between Buhari and Atiku.
PoliticsRe: Q U I Z: 101 - Where Was Gej When Our Country Was Bombed ? by BigB11(m): 6:29pm On Jan 02, 2011
He was on the phone getting directions/instructions as usual.

A real leader would have held a press conference minutes after the bombing and another one early in the morning; not to resolve anything, but to give the citizens assurance and calm them down. (I love IBB)
PoliticsRe: Victory For Democracy! - Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate by BigB11(m): 6:11pm On Jan 02, 2011
Jonathan Finally Agrees To Debate = Jonathan Finally Agrees to Fail

To debate:
You must be able to think quickly
You must be able to clearly express yourself
You must clearly understand your policies and how to put them to work
You must clearly understand politics and how to effectively address certain issues
Finally, you must be able to take control

Atiku is not only a successful politician and a leader, but an incredible business man. He will school Jonathan like a student.

I want to see a real debate, I prefer to see Atiku and Buhari debate
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 6:51am On Jan 01, 2011
@AceJam:
I have nothing but an absolute uncompromising love for IBB; that will be forever.


On the other hand, we must not get thing twisted, anyone with common sense knows that it isn't about anybody, but Nigeria.
Since IBB seems to be stepping aside, it is only proper and fair to pull for the next incredible candidate.

The way I see it, Buhari will be the blessing Nigeria needs more than anything else at this time.
Goodluck: A joke
Atiku: Too much drama
Buhari: The real deal.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 4:41am On Jan 01, 2011
@LRNZH
When a real Nigerian visits a civilized or well structured country (USA) he or she usually gets very sick after a few days away from zoo Nigeria. Most of the time they tend to rush back to Lagos.
This means a good percentage of Nigerians finds it very difficult to function effectively and efficiently in a civilized environment; and that alone says a lot about our lovely country and functional constitutions.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 4:31am On Jan 01, 2011
Nigeria has laws. We have a functional constitution.
The problem is nobody enforces the law or constitution.
@LRNZH
Sir, when a law or constitution is not being enforced it means you have no law; everything goes.

Again, the root of most of our problems in Nigeria is no laws. If we are lucky enough to elect a disciplined leader (Buhari) that completely understands the importance of laws, believe me, half of our problems is resolved.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 3:55am On Jan 01, 2011
The constitution is not the primary problem
You're wrong.
A country that has no laws has no criminal. Nigeria has no laws; and that's the root of most of our problems.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 3:53am On Jan 01, 2011
How can anything be secured in Nigeria? Half of the military and Nigeria Police are busy following around/protecting politicians/families, and wealthy Nigerians/families.
They give a sh1t about common Nigerians.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 3:22am On Jan 01, 2011
@LRNZH
My man, with all I have seen on the ground, I hate to let you know that there is no focused politician in Nigeria today; it is very sad, but it is the truth. Nigeria is currently being degenerated by past, current and future leaders.
We need a tough leader to be elected to clean up the country, modify/enforce our laws, and make it very difficult for the thieves (politicians) to contest or remain in any top government positions.
These steps must simply take place before anything positive can be witnessed in Nigeria.

As per most Nigerians, the greatest enemies of this country are OBJ and IBB (because they have manipulated things among selves in Nigeria for many years); guess what? Buhari is not affiliated to any of these 2, in fact, Buhari sees things totally different from these 2.
If you folks want something new, something different for a change, I think Buhari may be the perfect leader Nigeria needs at this time.

Jonathan is affiliated to OBJ
Atiku is affiliated to IBB
Buhari is affiliated to Nigeria.




Buhari or same old bull sh1t!
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 2:58am On Jan 01, 2011
Forget PDP and their mess; I say hello to Buhari. The only focused and simple candidate that will work very hard for you and I.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 2:52am On Jan 01, 2011
@Beaf
Stop wasting your time. What is going on in Nigeria today is bigger than Jonathan, or south or north. Nigeria is in a bad shape and as great citizens of Nigeria, we should all be looking to embrace anything that will dig us out of this hell hole, and absolutely not praising a confirmed failure.

Clearly Jonathan isn't the man: it will only make our country a better place if we all face the fact and allow true leaders to take us back to the top, where we want to be.

Crying behind Jonathan only makes one looks f00lish.
FYI: America hates bombing more than anything, with time Jonathan will completely lose the support of USA.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 2:36am On Jan 01, 2011
@Beaf:
Nobody is preaching violence, noone has the time.
Nigeria happens to be in a very fragile state, and with a weak leader violence is inevitable.
Let's face the fact, Jonathan has never managed anything through out his career, every position he finds himself is given to him by luck.

Unfortunately, What we are experiencing in Nigeria today requires a qualified and well experienced leadership.
It is obvious that Jonathan isn't this leader, he knows this fact more than anyone else.

For the love of God, Mr. president should just be kind enough and step aside.
It will only be great for our country if we all come together as one and ask this great Nigerian to step down before it's too late.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 2:20am On Jan 01, 2011
In fact, for the love of God Mr. president should PLEASE step down immediately.

This position is not for a student that continues to fail. We need a true leader that isn't scared to make decisions that belong to him.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 2:12am On Jan 01, 2011
May the almighty God be with all the victims and may the king of all kings bless our lovely country
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 2:11am On Jan 01, 2011
Jonathan is a good man, a great Nigerian, but not the right man for the job.

We need a leader that can not be intimidated by anyone on this planet, a leader that can make his own decision, a leader that completely understands the importance of unity, a leader that has records of great accomplishments, a leader that is tough like a dragon, a leader that can clearly express himself and more than anything else, a leader that has a complete respect of all Nigerians.
Jonathan is not this leader; For the love of God, Mr president should step down immediately!
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 2:04am On Jan 01, 2011
Right from Sahara reports:

What we need is a respected and fear Leader

Submitted by Nigerian1 on January 1, 2011 - 01:34.
The problem with Jonathan is that from day one of assuming office as the President, he did not pull up his big boy pants and show the elite class that their is a new cherrif in town. Instead he continue to appease them and bow his head just like he use to as their errand boy. These people did not waste any time in twisting and molding him as they're pleased. Nigeria is in the same state it is now as during the leadership vaccum created by UMYA sickness. This President is just assuming the name nothing more, those in the higher rank in PDP are in charge of what should be in the country.

If for ethnic reason this man is allow/elected to continue in office God knows we are in for a terrible ending as no one from the top respect the man.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 12:44am On Jan 01, 2011
Please keep in mind that the following are not facts, but only how I see things in Nigeria:

3 Main problems that is killing Nigeria: Corruption, Weak laws and incompetent leaders
Nigeria will be the same hopeless land unless all these 3 problems are addressed and resolved.

The main reasons for the bombing: The PDP Zoning Gentlemen agreement
Bombing may continue till PDP Zoning Gentlemen Agreement is completely addressed or If ACN wins the presidential election.

I think this is a great opportunity for ACN to educate Nigerians on how PDP party is determined to destroy this great nation.

BUHARI may just be the perfect leader we need in Nigeria at this critical time.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 10:59pm On Dec 31, 2010
With my 2 eyes, after seeing what is on the ground and what's truly going on with PDP, I have finally realized the only hope for Nigeria at this point.

BUHARI may just be an answer we need more than anything else.

Jonathan must go!
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 10:40pm On Dec 31, 2010
Jonathan must go!
In fact, he should just step down.

You can not handle this country by only hoping for miracle or good luck. The problems on the ground must be tackled head on.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 10:32pm On Dec 31, 2010
Right now, we need to come together as a nation
Coming together as a nation becomes very challenging when there is no leader.

It is obvious that at this point Nigeria as a nation is very fragile, I challenge our lucky leader to come out and present what he has planned to secure the country during the new year festivity or the 2011 election.

I can assure you that he has nothing in place. This dude is busy worrying about the green eagles and ivory coast.
Give me a break.

Disaster like this happens when you have a very weak and incompetent leader in charge.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 10:25pm On Dec 31, 2010
I wonder how long it's going to take luckyman to come out publicly to address this latest development.
I bet you this dude is on the phone getting instructions from his masters.

We need a real leader, absolutely not a lucky student.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Abuja by BigB11(m): 10:20pm On Dec 31, 2010
It is absolutely impossible to ask a chicken to give birth to a lion; Jonathan must go!
We do not need a leader that was crowned by luck. Nigeria at this point needs a true leader with a complete capability to push this defective country forward.

If Nigerians don't get themselves together and elect a bright, strong, tough, experienced leader, America may end up sending their folks down to Nigeria to come and get you people organized.
PoliticsRe: Acn Dumps Ribadu! by BigB11(m): 7:31pm On Dec 28, 2010
It is hard and painful to admit; if you completely understand Nigeria, Nigerians and our system, you will understand why Buhari among other thieves is the ONLY, I repeat, the ONLY candidate that will work very hard and restore things back to normal in Nigeria.
Reasons:
We need a leader with iron hands (Nigerians are simply unlawful group of people).
We need a leader that is simple and unselfish.
We need a leader that has experience and can not be intimidated by anyone.
We need a leader that has a military experience.
We need a leader that can represent Nigeria effectively and efficiently all around the world.

Our problem in Nigeria is simple, but folks (leaders) are too selfish and also have no balls to identify this problem and correct it.
If you're willing to neglect sentiment and be honest, Buhari is the right entity @ this time for the presidential position in Nigeria. Anything else will be the same old story and a complete waste of our time
PoliticsRe: Acn Dumps Ribadu! by BigB11(m): 7:07pm On Dec 28, 2010
Do you guys honestly think any political party in Nigeria will sincerely support or endorse Ribadu for any top position? If you think so, it means you know nothing about politics in Nigeria.
Ribadu is known to be ego maniac and power drunk; most politicians (thieves) will not trust this dude. They will even pay to see dudes like Ribadu fail.
One of the top guns of ACN in Nigeria today happens to be Tinubu (a known powerful thief); how in this world do you guys expect folks like Tinubu to support ribadu?
Absolutely impossible.

Ribadu will only be wasting his time if he thinks he will win any political position in Nigeria at this time. May be in 20 years, but absolutely not at this moment.

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