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And the game continues. Such a huge amount of money in question with so much deception to confuse the masses. Too bad. |
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajiun. May Allah forgive his short comings and admit him to Al Jan nah. |
This is one personality that commands great respect from the south east. Quite principled not to have decamped to PDP in the past. Anxiously waiting for him to play his role very well in GMB'S cabinet and position himself as future president. |
This is a good development. We sure can afford this. The country needs to move forward, away from the scam we have been in for the past 16 years plus. The General can sure do even much more. He only needs to deploy the will "to do." |
He ought to have tweeted "Together we can |
The people are also laying their strategy to drown the goddess with their buckets of water. |
Remember, it was Fayemi of Ekiti that set the pace on this when he congratulated Fayose and conceded defeat. |
If this is true, it is good for the polity and will douse any tension that may be brewing. It only makes great sense and display of maturity to concede defeat if one clearly looses election. |
It really amazes me how people of each zone connect and struggle for political offices to be zone to them all to the benefit of politicians and a few elites around them. There is no benefit in this for the masses. The masses have realised their power in a democracy, all these zoning position to corrupt and in some cases incompetent people must stop. |
All what we have seen to the run up to 2015 election has indicated that any Nigerian government can perform if put under pressure by the masses. PDP has ruled the country with impunity knowing that there is no credible alternative. They boasted they will be in power for 50 years and beyond. They neglected popular will of the masses. They enriched themselves to the detriment of the masses. Now they have suddenly realised that actually power belongs to the people and this has forced some sort of performance from the party especially under the present government. Whenever there is healthy competition, the customer becomes king. Nigerians have every reason to try something other than the PDP. This is to further reinforce the fact that the electorates, who are the customers in this case can hire and fire a sitting government. It has been shown over and over in our history that we are capable of hiring a sitting government, now it is time to fire. APC may not be the solution to our problems but if we need to keep governance in check and make government accountable to the people, we are left with no option than to make the change. APC has a lot of aggrieved PDP politicians with them hence they are also faced with credibility issues. For this, Nigerians have always proven that they're good followers and will act in accordance to the body language of the leader. Dora Akunyili's NAFDAC proved that this is true as she did not lead non - Nigerians to achieve the success she recorded. If GMB is positioning himself to be focused and be deligent to provide purposeful leadership, party member will comport themselves and comply. After 16 years of PDP leadership, Nigeria cannot boast of being able to provide any basic amenity for upto 30% of the population - electricity? portable water? Security? Even leaving out Boko Haram, does security agents respond promptly to robbery distress calls? Roads? Education? What is actually not on the decline? A vote therefore for these to continue under any guise is a vote for impunity, arrogance, mediocrity and of course, a vote against the Nigerian state. |
All what we have seen to the run up to 2015 election has indicated that any Nigerian government can perform if put under pressure by the masses. PDP has ruled the country with impunity knowing that there is no credible alternative. They boasted they will be in power for 50 years and beyond. They neglected popular will of the masses. They enriched themselves to the detriment of the masses. Now they have suddenly realised that actually power belongs to the people and this has forced some sort of performance from the party especially under the present government. Whenever there is healthy competition, the customer becomes king. Nigerians have every reason to try something other than the PDP. This is to further reinforce the fact that the electorates, who are the customers in this case can hire and fire a sitting government. It has been shown over and over in our history that we are capable of hiring a sitting government, now it is time to fire. APC may not be the solution to our problems but if we need to keep governance in check and make government accountable to the people, we are left with no option than to make the change. APC has a lot of aggrieved PDP politicians with them hence they are also faced with credibility issues. For this, Nigerians have always proven that they're good followers and will act in accordance to the body language of the leader. Dora Akunyili's NAFDAC proved that this is true as she did not lead non - Nigerians to achieve the success she recorded. If GMB is positioning himself to be focused and be deligent to provide purposeful leadership, party member will comport themselves and comply. After 16 years of PDP leadership, Nigeria cannot boast of being able to provide any basic amenity for upto 30% of the population - electricity? portable water? Security? Even leaving out Boko Haram, does security agents respond promptly to robbery distress calls? Roads? Education? What is actually not on the decline? A vote therefore for these to continue under any guise is a vote for impunity, arrogance, mediocrity and of course, a vote against the Nigerian state. |
Time to watch his back. |
What a country we live in. What a shame. More disheartening is when youths trivialise issues like this. Impunity at its peak. March 28 is the date. |
What a country we live in. What a shame. More disheartening is when youths trivialise issues like this. Impunity at its peak. March 28 is the date. |
Too rampant corruption also requires desperate measures to curb. Some decisions may not have yielded the desired results but responsible leadership takes responsibility for all and not blame opposition. Did you see the 4th but last paragraph which stated, "Buhari, 41, who had a reputation for honesty..." in your first post? The foreign media was so assertive on this. It shows the decisions were not for self benefit. This is what we need now. |
This woman continues with her unpopular campaign unabated spewing utter rubbish. She remains a major reason people distance themselves from GEJ. If election is won (in PDP Republic ) she will intimidate govt officials that she also went round canvassing for votes hence she should be assistant president. Not in our time. |
The minister's visibility on the media is laudable. All I see in the market is still imported rice. Are we exporting all what we produce? |
In the country of my dream, this man should resign and face prosecution. With what we heard in the tape, he has no moral ground to present himself as governor. |
Why all the lies and desperation from the new opposition party, PDP? If GMB rattles them this much, he will definitely be good for the masses as PDP after 16 years is just hurrying to commission people oriented projects, power plant which the masses have clamoured for improvement since 1999. Change indeed has started with GMB in the race. Election postponed to commission projects and get serious with the fight against BH. Change we shall enjoy when he wins the race. |
Power is the crux of the matter. A party unable to provide or even improve power situation in 16 years deserves to 'step aside ' for another to try. We cannot wait any longer. We are tired of lame excuses. Power generation is not rocket science. If I as an individual can constantly (except when I run out of fuel ) generate , transmit and distribute 1 KW in my house with 'I better pass my neighbour, the government has no excuse in generating 10,000MW with all the resources available. |
Must this man speak on every issue? He never seem to make any sense. Yet if PDP wins the election, he may become our minister for information. I will not be able to stand this for another 4 years. Change is necessary. |
We are more interested in the brilliant result of good governance. This is what affects us as a people. |
Rising up to the occasion at this critical time may earn PDP 10 additional votes. #It is possible. |
Good story. For the armed forces story, what have we been waiting for all along? On INEC, JEGA said INEC was ready. |
How did we get to this point where we will be told what to do as a nation when we actually know what to do. Why should we allow our nation to be ridiculed once again in the eyes of the international community for selfish interests. This nation is not any group of people and electorates must be allowed to choose whoever they want to lead them. They will exercise same elective power to fire and hire a new leader if they so choose. |
Just wondering how someone will post a story like this without feeling embarrassed. @OP I feel very embarrassed on your behalf. Don't tell the result, we actually want to see results. |
Kinfunfun22:It is indeed obvious. Whatever is being plotted that is negative is bound to fail. Electorates have now realised that the power to hire and fire any leadership is in their thumb. |
This man should show some dignity. He attracts hatred to the presidency and PDP. His so called press conference got most of the people there to GMB's side. He got so frustrated that he forgot that it was GMB's certificate they were asking and declared that he did not even go to school to show the level of disdain. He went ahead to ascertain authoritatively that they will not allow GMB to ever lead the country. He was practically usurping our power to elect a leader of our choice and arrogating such to himself. This is the peak of impunity right in the Villa. |
People need to learn to think. If we as a people strongly feel that people above a certain age are not fit to rule, let it be stated in the Constitution. We see what both youthful and old governors are doing. Same at the level of LG chairmen and counsellors. What we demand is results. A young corrupt leader is not better than an old one. So also we are ready to accept both young and old performing leaders. |
viczing:Let the electorates decide # Nigeria decides |
It is deception all the way. I do not know what to believe. What is certain in my head now is to have the #Change which the ruling class seem to want to avoid at all cost. #why the desperation. |
The foreign media was so assertive on this. It shows the decisions were not for self benefit. This is what we need now.
#It is possible.