₦airaland Forum

Islam!!

feedthenation:
only in Nigeria and within the PDP will such less number carry the majority

It's possible and acceptable for a speaker to come from the minority; the template is from the national assembly. Let the apc law makers go back to work .

congratulations to a woman of substance.

courage54:
What else will u call lawlessness when six law makers out of 27 can impeach a speaker?

The model is from the house of representative; where the speaker is from the minority party.
APC law makers better go back to perform their duties.

Wow! What a truth!! The buharists are coming to hurl insult and not to fault the presentation. We have already seen the connection bw apc and boko haram.

My brother it's not only annoying, but an insult to our psych that these buharists keep thinking every one is stupid. Vote buhari if that is ur choice but stop presenting the man as the one with a magic wand who will "save" Nigeria. If anything, Buhari is part of Nigeria's problem.

The fuel subsidy payment was
introduced
as a policy into the Nigerian during the
IBB administration of when our
refineries
failed due to no-maintenance. It was
introduced to temporarily stabilize the
price of petroleum product while the
refineries underwent rehabilitation. It
was meant to last for only six (6)
months.
Licenses to lift, import and market oil
was
issued to friends of the administration
(IBB) who happened to be mainly from
the Hause-Fulani stock of Northern
Nigeria.
They were the new oil bloc holders.
When the newly formed oil cabal of
Hausa-Fulani hegemonists saw that they
were making billions of petrol-dollars as
profit from the payment of subsidy, they
frustrated every effort channeled into
the
rehabilitation of Nigeria’s refineries.
The policy that was meant to last only
six
(6) months has now lasted for almost
thirty (30) years!
It is on record that the IBBs, the
Dantatas, the Sawoes, the Otedolas, the
Danjumas, the Abachas, the Aremus,
the
Abubakars, and the Dangotes all own
refineries in neighboring African
country;
those who don’t own refineries out-
rightly all have substantial stakes in
refineries in neighboring countries. The
middle-belt, the Ndigbo and the South-
South Nigerians were marginalized in
the
sharing of oil-bloc licenses by the IBB
junta. The Yorubas got a little
percentage
of the bounty. Every other Nigerian
tribe/
region were alienated by the
hegemonistic Hausa-Fulani cabal. And in
the face of this injustice against a
people,
no one stood for the voiceless.
Now, to make their war more favorable,
they have reminded you of how corrupt
the government is! The same corruption
the institutionalized and entrenched it
in
our society. Please ask them what they
did when they were in power.

U didn't explain what happen when ur prediction is wrong.

The fuel subsidy payment was introduced
as a policy into the Nigerian during the
IBB administration of when our refineries
failed due to no-maintenance. It was
introduced to temporarily stabilize the
price of petroleum product while the
refineries underwent rehabilitation. It
was meant to last for only six (6) months.
Licenses to lift, import and market oil was
issued to friends of the administration
(IBB) who happened to be mainly from
the Hause-Fulani stock of Northern
Nigeria.

They were the new oil bloc holders.
When the newly formed oil cabal of
Hausa-Fulani hegemonists saw that they
were making billions of petrol-dollars as
profit from the payment of subsidy, they
frustrated every effort channeled into the
rehabilitation of Nigeria’s refineries.
The policy that was meant to last only six
(6) months has now lasted for almost
thirty (30) years!

It is on record that the IBBs, the
Dantatas, the Sawoes, the Otedolas, the
Danjumas, the Abachas, the Aremus, the
Abubakars, and the Dangotes all own
refineries in neighboring African country;
those who don’t own refineries out-
rightly all have substantial stakes in
refineries in neighboring countries. The
middle-belt, the Ndigbo and the South-
South Nigerians were marginalized in the
sharing of oil-bloc licenses by the IBB
junta. The Yorubas got a little percentage
of the bounty. Every other Nigerian tribe/
region were alienated by the
hegemonistic Hausa-Fulani cabal. And in
the face of this injustice against a people,
no one stood for the voiceless.

Now, to make their war more favorable,
they have reminded you of how corrupt
the government is! The same corruption
the institutionalized and entrenched it in
our society. Please ask them what they
did when they were in power.

Some of u are being objective but if obj had made those false allegation against Gej, most of u would support obj . I know obj is lies personified

Next we will see buhari on a donkey and the apc e-warriors will be like " here is the honest buhari on a honest donkey! He even borrowed it! " Let vote for him!! nsai mbuhari!

All the aforementioned claims of achievement of buhari had been refuted and shown to be lies. No refinery was built be 1983-1985.
In the words of El rufai, "buhari has remained permanently unelectable " and this is a fact.

Informed Nigerians know it's not about good governance or lack of it, it's about power returning to the north.
we even feel more insulted when the followers of buhari would have us believe that he is the ONLY man that can "save" Nigeria; and I ask: assuming buhari dies, it therefore means Nigeria is doom. Smh.

The grounds on which General Buhari
is being promoted as the alternative
choice are not only shaky, but pitifully
naive. History matters. Records are not
kept simply to assist the weakness of
memory, but to operate as guides to
the future. Of course, we know that
human beings change. What the claims
of personality change or
transformation impose on us is a
rigorous inspection of the evidence,
not wishful speculation or behind-the-
scenes assurances. Public offence,
crimes against a polity, must be
answered in the public space, not in
caucuses of bargaining. In Buhari, we
have been offered no evidence of the
sheerest prospect of change. On the
contrary, all evident suggests that this
is one individual who remains
convinced that this is one ex-ruler that
the nation cannot call to order Buhari?
Need one remind anyone – was one of
the generals who treated a
Commission of Enquiry, the Oputa
Panel, with unconcealed disdain. Like
Babangida and Abdusalami, he refused
to put in appearance even though
complaints that were tabled against
him involved a career of gross abuses
of power and blatant assault on the
fundamental human rights of the
Nigerian citizenry. Prominent against
these charges was an act that
amounted to nothing less than judicial
murder, the execution of a citizen
under a retroactive decree. Does
Decree 20 ring a bell? If not, then,
perhaps the names of three youths –
Lawal Ojuolape (30), Bernard
Ogedengbe (29) and Bartholomew
Owoh (26) do. To put it quite plainly,
one of those three Ogedengbe – was
executed for a crime that did not carry
a capital forfeit at the time it was
committed. This was an
unconscionable crime, carried out in
defiance of the pleas and protests of
nearly every sector of the Nigerian
and international community religious,
civil rights, political, trade unions etc.
Buhari and his sidekick and his
partner-in-crime, Tunde Idiagbon
persisted in this inhuman act for one
reason and one reason only: to place
Nigerians on notice that they were
now under an iron, inflexible rule,
under governance by fear. The
execution of that youthful innocent for
so he was, since the punishment did
not exist at the time of commission –
was nothing short of premeditated
murder, for which the perpetrators
should normally stand trial upon their
loss of immunity. Are we truly
expected to forget this violation of our
entitlement to security as provided
under existing laws? And even if our
sensibilities have become blunted by
succeeding seasons of cruelty and
brutality, if power itself had so
coarsened the sensibilities also of
rulers and corrupted their judgment,
what should one rightly expect after
they have been rescued from the
snare of power. At the very least, a
revaluation, leading hopefully to
remorse, and its expression to a
wronged society. At the very least,
such a revaluation should engender
reticence, silence. In the case of
Buhari, it was the opposite. Since
leaving office he has declared in the
most categorical terms that he had no
regrets over this murder and would do
so again. Human life is inviolate. The
right to life is the uniquely
fundamental right on which all other
rights are based. The crime that
General Buhari committed against the
entire nation went further however,
inconceivable as it might first appear.
That crime is one of the most profound
negations of civic being. Not content
with hammering down the freedom of
expression in general terms, Buhari
specifically forbade all public
discussion of a return to civilian,
democratic rule. Let us constantly
applaud our media those battle
scarred professionals did not
completely knuckle down.
They resorted to cartoons and oblique,
elliptical references to sustain the
people’s campaign for a time-table to
democratic rule. Overt agitation for a
democratic time table however
remained rigorously suppressed
military dictatorship, and a specifically
incorporated in Buhari and Idiagbon
was here to stay. To deprive a people
of volition in their own political
direction is to turn a nation into a
colony of slaves. Buhari enslaved the
nation. He gloated and gloried in a
master-slave relation to the millions of
its inhabitants. It is astonishing to find
that the same former slaves, now free
of their chains, should clamour to be
ruled by one who not only turned their
nation into a slave plantation, but
forbade them any discussion of their
condition. So Tai Solarin is already
forgotten? Tai who stood at street
corners, fearlessly distributing leaflets
that took up the gauntlet where the
media had dropped it. Tai who was
incarcerated by that regime and
denied even the medication for his
asthmatic condition? Tai did not ask to
be sent for treatment overseas; all he
asked was his traditional medicine that
had proved so effective after years of
struggle with asthma! Nor must we
omit the manner of Buhari coming to
power and the pattern of his
corrective rule. Shagari’s NPN had
already run out of steam and was near
universally detested except of course
by the handful that still benefited from
that regime of profligacy and rabid
fascism. Responsibility for the national
condition lay squarely at the door of
the ruling party, obviously, but against
whom was Buharis coup staged?
Judging by the conduct of that regime,
it was not against Shagaris
government but against the
opposition. The head of government,
on whom primary responsibility lay,
was Shehu Shagari. Yet that individual
was kept in cozy house detention in
Ikoyi while his powerless deputy, Alex
Ekwueme, was locked up in Kiri-kiri
prisons. Such was the Buhari notion of
equitable apportionment of guilt and/
or responsibility.
And then the cascade of escapes of the
wanted, and culpable politicians.
Manhunts across the length and
breadth of the nation, roadblocks
everywhere and borders tight as steel
zip locks. Lo and behold, the chairman
of the party, Chief Akinloye, strolled
out coolly across the border. Richard
Akinjide, Legal Protector of the ruling
party, slipped out with equal ease. The
Rice Minister, Umaru Dikko, who
declared that Nigerians were yet to
eat f’rom dustbins – escaped through
the same airtight dragnet. The clumsy
attempt to crate him home was
punishment for his ingratitude, since
he went berserk when, after waiting in
vain, he concluded that the coup had
not been staged, after all, for the
immediate consolidation of the party
of extreme right-wing vultures, but for
the military hyenas. The case of the
overbearing Secretary-General of the
party, Uba Ahmed, was even more
noxious. Uba Ahmed was out of the
country at the time. Despite the
closure of the Nigerian airspace, he
compelled the pilot of his plane to
demand special landing permission,
since his passenger load included the
almighty Uba Ahmed. Of course, he
had not known of the change in his
status since he was airborne. The
delighted airport commandant,
realizing that he had a much valued
fish swimming willingly into a waiting
net, approved the request. Uba Ahmed
disembarked into the arms of a
military guard and was promptly
clamped in detention.
Incredibly, he vanished a few days
after and reappeared in safety
overseas. Those whose memories have
become calcified should explore the
media coverage of that saga. Buhari
was asked to explain the vanished act
of this much prized quarry and his
response was one of the most arrogant
levity. Coming from one who had shot
his way into power on the slogan of
discipline, it was nothing short of
impudent. Shall we revisit the
tragicomic series of trials that landed
several politicians several lifetimes in
prison? Recall, if you please, the
judicial processes undergone by the
septuagenarian Chief Adekunle Ajasin.
He was arraigned and tried before
Buhari’s punitive tribunal but
acquitted. Dissatisfied, Buhari ordered
his re-trial. Again, the Tribunal could
not find this man guilty of a single
crime, so once again he was returned
for trial, only to be acquitted of all
charges of corruption or abuse of
office. Was Chief Ajasin thereby
released? No! He was ordered
detained indefinitely, simply for the
crime of winning an election and
refusing to knuckle under Shagari’s
reign of terror. The conduct of the
Buhari regime after his coup was not
merely one of double, triple, multiple
standards but a cynical travesty of
justice. Audu Ogbeh, currently
chairman of the Action Congress was
one of the few figures of rectitude
within the NPN. Just as he has done in
recent times with the PDP, he played
the role of an internal critic and
reformer, warning, dissenting, and
setting an example of probity within
his ministry. For that crime he spent
months in unjust incarceration.
Guilty by association? Well, if that was
the motivating yardstick of the
administration of the Buhari justice,
then it was most selectively applied.
The utmost severity of the Buhari-
Idiagbon justice was especially
reserved either for the opposition in
general, or for those within the ruling
party who had showed the sheerest
sense of responsibility and patriotism.
Shall I remind this nation of Buhari’s
deliberate humiliating treatment of
the Emir of Kano and the Oni of Ife
over their visit to the state of Israel? I
hold no brief for traditional rulers and
their relationship with governments,
but insist on regarding them as
entitled to all the rights, privileges and
responsibilities of any Nigerian citizen.
This royal duo went to Israel on their
private steam and private business.
Simply because the Buhari regime was
pursuing some antagonistic foreign
policy towards Israel, a policy of which
these traditional rulers were not a
part, they were subjected on their
return to a treatment that could only
be described as a head masterly
chastisement of errant pupils. Since
when, may one ask, did a free citizen
of the Nigerian nation require the
permission of a head of state to visit a
foreign nation that was willing to offer
that tourist a visa? One is only too
aware that some Nigerians love to
point to Buhari’s agenda of discipline
as the shining jewel in his scrap-iron
crown. To inculcate discipline
however, one must lead by example,
obeying laws set down as guides to
public probity. Example speaks louder
than declarations, and rulers cannot
exempt themselves from the
disciplinary structures imposed on the
overall polity, especially on any issue
that seeks to establish a policy for
public well-being. The story of the
thirty something suitcases it would
appear that they were even closer to
fifty – found unavoidable mention in
my recent memoirs, YOU MUST SET
FORTH AT DOWN, written long before
Buhari became spoken of as a credible
candidate. For the exercise of a
changeover of the national currency,
the Nigerian borders air, sea and land
had been shut tight.
Nothing was supposed to move in or
out, not even cattle egrets.
Yet a prominent camel was allowed
through that needles eye. Not only did
Buhari dispatch his aide-de-camp,
Jokolo later to become an emir- to
facilitate the entry of those cases, he
ordered the redeployment as I later
discovered – of the Customs Officer
who stood firmly against the entry of
the contravening baggage. That
officer, the incumbent Vice-president
is now a rival candidate to Buhari, but
has somehow, in the meantime, earned
a reputation that totally contradicts his
conduct at the time. Wherever the
truth lies, it does not redound to the
credibility of the dictator of that time,
General Buhari whose word was law,
but whose allegiances were clearly
negotiable.
On the theme of double, triple,
multiple standards in the enforcement
of the law, and indeed of the decrees
passed by the Buhari regime at the
time, let us recall the notorious case of
Triple Alhaji Alhaji Alhaji, then
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry
of Finance. Who was caught, literally,
with his pants down in distant Austria.
That was not the crime however, and
private conduct should always remain
restricted to the domain of private
censure.
There was no decree against civil
servants proving just as hormone
driven as anyone else, especially
outside the nation’s borders.
However, there was a clear decree
against the keeping of foreign
accounts, and this was what emerged
from the Austrian escapade. Alhaji
Alhaji kept, not one, but several
undeclared foreign accounts, and he
had no business being in possession of
the large amount of foreign currency
of which he was robbed by his
overnight companion. The media
screamed for an even application of
the law, but Buhari had turned
suddenly deaf. By contrast, Fela
Anikulapo languished in goal for years,
sentenced under that very draconian
decree. His crime was being in
possession of foreign exchange that he
had legitimately received for the
immediate upkeep of his band as they
set off for an international
engagement. A vicious sentence was
slapped down on Fela by a judge who
later became so remorse stricken at
least after Buhari’s overthrow that he
went to the King of Afro-beat and
apologized.
Lesser known was the traumatic
experience of the director of an
international communication agency,
an affiliate of UNESCO. Akin Fatoyinbo
arrived at the airport in complete
ignorance of the new currency decree.
He was thrown in gaol in especially
brutal condition, an experience from
which he never fully recovered. It took
several months of high-level
intervention before that innocent man
was eventually freed. These were not
exceptional but mere sample cases
from among hundreds of others,
victims of a decree that was selectively
applied, a decree that routinely
penalized innocents and ruined the
careers and businesses of many.
What else? What does one choose to
include or leave out? What precisely
was Ebenezer Babatope’s crime that
he should have spent the entire tenure
of General Buhari in detention?
Nothing beyond the fact that he once
warned in the media that Buhari was
an ambitious soldier who would bear
watching through the lenses of a coup-
detat. Babatope’s father died while he
was in Buhari’s custody, the dictator
remained deaf to every plea that he
be at least released to attend his
father’s funeral, even under guard. I
wrote an article at the time,
denouncing this pointless insensitivity.
So little to demand by a man who was
never accused of, nor tried for any
crime,much less found guilty. Such a
load of vindictiveness that smothered
all traces of basic human compassion
deserves no further comment in a
nation that values its traditions.
But then, speaking the truth was not
what Buhari, as a self-imposed leader,
was especially enamoured of enquire
of Tunde Thompson and Nduka Irabor
both of whom, faithful to their
journalistic calling, published nothing
but the truth, yet ended up sentenced
under Buhari’s decree. Mind you, no
one can say that Buhari was not true to
his word. Shall tamper with the
freedom of the press swore the
dictator immediately on grabbing
office, and this was exactly what he
did. And so on, and on, and on………

aydoth:
WHAT PROMINENTS NIGERIANS SAY ABOUT BUHARI

“The army after toppling our democratic regime have no option but to install Buhari as head of state so as to avoid credibility problems, especially in the sight of the international community because of his being an epitome of integrity."
- SHAGARI.

“There are only 2 honest & reliable Nigerians. Myself & Buhari. All what PDP is saying of Buhari being fundamentalist is mere hot lies. They just fear, let‘s go to jail “
– OBJ

General Muhammadu Buhari as a member of the Supreme Military Council and as Head of NNPC was by nature taciturn and introvert. But he took any work that was given to him very seriously. He is reliable as he is hardworking and honest, his path of moral probity and rectitude” Incorruptible
– President Olusegun Obasango , in his book, “Not My Will”.

“Buhari was a big brother & a father to some extent that mean nothing in life & to the nation always other than good. So, I fear no harm from him.“
– LATE YAR‘ADUA.

“Buhari was honest & sincere in all his conduct that perhaps, only very few Nigerians could match in integrity.“
–GEN. ABDUSSALAM

“Gen. Muhammadu Buhari was a true patriot, respected former head of state & elder statesman & a nationalist.“
-PRESIDENT JONATHAN.

“I have realized our collective mistake in over-throwing you. I have seen the terrible damage which our inaction caused to the Nigerian psyche. I am most sorry. Please, come and do what is best known about you. Patriotic service to the nation.“
–LATE ABACHA (PTF inaugural speech).

“If Buhari quit PTF job as he promises & as we knew him to mean his words, all along, I support the idea of scrapping PTF as no one else can do the job as him.“ –IBB

I respect Buhari. He was my Boss.He was an honorable man. And I can say this anywhere”.
-General Ibrahim Babangida.

“As a member PDP BOT, I decided personally to donate the #5,000,000 to Buhari‘s campaign organization because of my firm believe in his ability to right all the nation wrongs-
ALH. ISIYAKU IBRAHIM.

“Buhari is as clean as the book I am holding”
~ Alhaji Isiaku Ibrahim, a Member of PDP Board of Trustees @ a Book launch in Kaduna

“The issue of Gen. The Buhari‘s presidency was always being derided by the criminals who looted the nation to stupor by embarking upon a campaign of calumny so as to smear his name with a view to denying Nigerians having a leader who can improve their lots.“
–PROF. DAVID WEST.

“If the truth must be said, Buhari remain the only real threat to PDP wither he runs for the presidency or not due to his wider followership among the masses that now hit the elite circle.“
-SEN. MAKARFI.

I have learn not to rate buhari by what selected few corrupt elites say about him, but by what he (buhari ) said about them.
concerning abacha , buhari said he ( abacha ) didn't steal any money. Buhari has never criticise obj because he was a saint. He said boko haram are freedom fighters. He said he borrowed money to build all his houses, when he (buhari ) is earning the full salary of the current president. We are wiser than buhari, and we will reject him for the lies he told.

HKCOMPANY:
Op is not a yoruba thing, me as an igbo, not even every state in igbo land i can marry from
I can marry from this states
enugu 90 % possible
anambra 80% possible
Almost impossible for me to get married from this places
abia 2% possible
imo 5% possible
Ebony 10 %possible
Hausa 100% impossible
Yoruba 2 % possible
Niger deltas 1% possible
You see is not a tribal some thing and am igbo from enugu state, is choice or you can call it tradition

Don't worry keep waiting. from ur post It is safe to say you have a warped notion about other tribes, and that's prejudice. Good luck to u and ur would be town husband.

The truth is, tribalism in marriage doesn't arise when you are famous and rich. when money speaks, tribalism dissolves. Fact.

datribune:
Hahahaha pathetic mudslinging. GEJ, PDP & Madueke ar getting desperate. its going down. d clueless one is clinging to straws. Hahahaha Change is coming.

Your saint buhari is no match for gej-fact.
He made unfounded allegation against nnpc and they responded, and u call it mudslinging? so be it.
The last time u guys voted buhari, did he win?
We are just fed up with lies coming from buhari and his supporters. If u guys must raise issues, be truthful and not just concoct stories that can't be verified.
sorry ur buhari is a bad product, I'm sure u know it too.

sodiqjimoh7:
OBJ SPEAKS ON GMB

“Gen. Muhammadu Buhari is an upright man. Not many people know that his first daughter is married to an Igbo man from Anambra.

"He exempted Christians from performing duty on Sundays.When his Muslim soldiers asked him to exempt them from duty on Fridays he told them the bible says Christians should rest on the 7th day, the Muslims should show him where the Koran says they should rest on Fridays.

"As Head of State he slashed the number of Muslims going on pilgrimage by 50%. His driver and cook for the past 10 years plus are Christians yet some uninformed Nigerians say he is a bigot.

It is a pity that some people failed to understand that PDP deliberately capitalised on the gullibility of Nigerians to paint him black.This they did in order to keep their loot and ensure that he never gets the opportunity to send them to jail.

"How many Nigerians would hold appointment in government as Minister of Petroleum, PTF Chairman and Head of State, yet don’t own a house in Abuja or all over Nigeria.

"He has only one house and never kept a foreign account.Love him or hate him but you cannot take his integrity away from him.” – OBASANJO FACT

Obj never said any of these false stories u copied and paste; and for ur information, buhari's daughter was married to
a fellow Hausa Moslem,
Captain Junaidu Abdulahi. I will like that u give us a link when next u want to copy and paste

These were lies told by buhari supporters to portray him as a patriot. Never in life has buhari's daughter marry an igbo man. Buhari never employed the services of a Christian cook.

God bless responsible fathers! u can't do it because u aren't yet a father. This man is an example of a responsible father.

Is she the 3rd or 4th wife to buhari? What happened to the set of wives buhari had in 1983?

op are u not tired? Hate kills faster than ebola and u are already infected.

nijanigga:
But Iherijirika emptied the Nigerian army's purse dry.He looted from our peacekeepers's allowances unchecked.Any one remembered how our returning pacekeepers had to vex their anger on him before they got paid pitance? He has so many bloods in his hands for depriving many of our fallen heroes weapons they needed.

Do you have any facts to support your claims or u are just driven by hate?

Raikishi:
Its not about captured towns but security of lives, I just finished complaining on another thread about the celebrating mediocrity.

Can anybody on this forum tell me one thing in Nigeria that works?


We must change this government, kick out a system that does not work! Let's try something new at least and see. Haba!!! E never tire una?

Tell me what was working before, I'm ready to learn. present verifiable facts and not conjectures borne out of sentiment and hear say.

MalcoImX:
Lol @'CPC ....... registering underaged voters.'
Buhari is too old ................
Buhari is a coup plotter ..............
Buhari is an ethic bigot ...............
Buhari is an oligarch ..............................
Buhari is a smuggler ..........................
Buhari is unforgiving ..................................
Buhari is discriminating.............................
Buhari is Fulani .......................
Buhari is a Hausaman ...................
Buhari is a northerner ........................
Buhari is a Ghanaian ..................
Buhari is a West African ....................
Buhari is French .................
Buhari is jobless ................
Buhari is Tinubu's boy ..................
Buhari is El-rufai's enemy ....................
Buhari is .........
Buhari is .....................
Bihari is a sinner .................
Buhari is ............
Buhari .......................
Buhari is the one who snatched my girl ..............
etc.
etc.
...
Pls Sir, what is Buhari not?

buhari is not the messiah as you would have us believe, rather it's a plot to return power to the north. The call for change is never because of bad governance, it's because power has left the north and ur masters cant stand it.

banki:
kai.... you guys don't get tired... weve heard all of these before.....

Meanwhile lets also dig up Jonathans past....

Tell us about his time as governor of bayelsa state, tell us about his romance with EFCC and his wife, Tell us where all the money form subsidies went? in 2011 when we were supposed to be enjoying a mini boom as a result of the crisis in Libya Syria and Baharain? tell us about how many people have died under jonathans watch, tell us why he endorses corruption.... tell us why the sponsors of TAN are the same people that stole subsidy funds, when you can tell us some of this things I will believe you mr Op

The onus is on you to show with facts, as done by the writer,.all you have against gej. As for your Messiah buhari, Nigerians know better than what you party supporters will wish they know.

urhoboman:
an Urhoboman voting for change.

k. And the change is?

sai buhari! so much for Mr " integrity "

urhoboman:
^^Jonathians!!!

Really? And you?

informed Nigerians are waiting for. 2015 to say to buhari, probably stamp on his forehead " REJECTED ".

You will never tell Nigerians the good
side of PDP government. APC supporters
and their hypocrite.... OUR
HYPOCRISY...OUR LIES! When in look at
how partisanship has blinded our sense
or judgment and fairness and respect for
others' rights, I just laugh. And this
stems from the attitude of my brothers
and sisters on the other side of the
political divide and those who just don't
like Jonathan's face. Okie,checkizienu,
imagine these: If you are a Southern
Christian and you support the president,
you are TRIBALIST. But a Northern
Muslim/Hausa Fulani who supports
Buhari/Atiku is not! If you are seen
pushing the president's case, you are
PAID to do that, when you do that for
opposition, you are a patriot. Ndi ara!
When an editor writes an editorial that is
sympathetic to the president, he has
been BOUGHT, but the one that abuses
the president like Sahara reporters and
other religious fanatics are FREEDOM
FIGHTERS. A blogger that posts stories
positive about Nigeria is a shame and
paid, but Sahara Reporters is a credible
source of news. When you support
Jonathan, you are a JONATHANIAN.
Meanwhile, I am still looking for
someone tagged BUHARIST for
supporting the retired general. When
you support a Jonathan and PDP, you
'hate' Nigeria. But when you support a
Kwankwaso who spent FOURTEEN YEARS
in PDP and has only been APC member
for ELEVEN MONTHS, you are pushing for
change! When local government
elections are held in opposition state and
the ruling party clears all the seats,
DEMOCRACY IS AT WORK, but INEC
cannot be trusted to conduct election. In
fact, when such happens in PDP state, it
is rigged. When APC wins a bye-election,
the PEOPLE have SPOKEN, but when
reverse is the case, then INEC has
worked for PDP. A PDP member since
1999 who decamps to APC today at the
age 70 has become a progressive, but an
APC member who moves the other
direction, has left 'light' for 'darkness'.
All the billions being spent by PDP to
prosecute election preparations are
'stolen', but the ones being spent by
opposition fall from sky. When a minister
buys house in Lekki, he has stolen. But a
Lagos commissioner who shares fence
with him/her (and even and bigger
house) took 'mortgage' to built his own!
Na only Buhari waka go borrow 27million
na wey him take purchase APC
presidential form but Jonathan is
corrupt...Nkaliuka! The crowd at the
president's declaration was 'rented' but
all those who came to Buhari's were not.
In fact, some of them trekked from
Sokoto to Abuja and did not eat for three
days because they love the
Buhari...story for the gods! And if you
read this and it pricks your conscience,
instead of reflecting on it, you will put on
a bold face and tag me a Jonathanian and
a PDP apologist. Abegi, wetin you go tag
yourself? Obamaian? Buharist? Atikuist?
Kwankwasonian? Amaechist? APC
irredentist? Joor, my hand dey pain me
jare. I wan go drink my coffee...
curled from okafor