Amitez:
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Going by attached graph, NEXT LEVEL of Acute Pain Coming (APC). Like someone said, in any game, Next Level is always tougher. APC have nothing to offer than more pain and lies!

cjrane:
Onnoghen is innocent of the trumped up charges by Buhari in desperation to install his own puppet Chief Justice of Nigeria.

I am glad that Onnoghen has decided to allow the laws of Nigeria take its course instead of the usual Buhari way of harassing people, then tell them in secret that if they give up their office, he would stop harassing them.


Onnoghen is a fearless man. I am happy he opted for the courts to examine the truths in this case. Buhari's dictatorship hiding under the guise of fake integrity is gradually being exposed for Nigerians to see for themselves.

limitless777:
Let each n every arm of the government do their jobs wdt fear or favour but ds na 9ija.

Bigdeeee:


1} Boko Haram - created by PDP
2} Niger Delta Militants - created by PDP
3} All industrial strikes - created by PDP
4} Bad infrastructure - created by PDP
5} Ineffective Police Force - created by PDP
6} Weakened Military - created by PDP
7} Do or Die Politics - created by PDP
8} Corrupt Executive - created by PDP
9} Corrupt Legislature - created by PDP
10} Corrupt Judiciary - created by PDP
11} Economic Recession - created by PDP
12} Hostile Business Environment - created by PDP
13} Moribund Private Sector - created by PDP... And the list goes on and on.

A vote for PDP is a wasted vote and a vote for Nigeria's failure. Vote PMB-Osibanjo to keep Nigeria in the right path to recovery, sustainable growth and steady economic boom. God Bless Nigeria, God bless Buhari and God bless all Nigerians who wish our country well.

PS:

Killer herdsmen - created by PDP
Aso Rock Cabals - created by PDP

Amitez:
So why should we vote APC? For improving on what PDP created?
1} Boko Harm - thought APC to wipe in 3 months
2} Niger Delta Militants - how abt new sheriff?
3} All industrial strikes - ASUU and ASUP are PDP members
4} Bad infrastructure - PDP made Osinbajo chopper to crash
5} Ineffective Police Force - like former IGP
6} Weakened Military - headed by snake charmer
7} Do or Die Politics - like is now happening
8} Corrupt Executive - Where are asset declaration forms for APC ministers?
9} Corrupt Legislature - like LSHA pitted againsy Ambode for refusing share N100B
10} Corrupt Judiciary - like Tanko Mohammed
11} Economic Recession - as witnessed twice during Buhari military and civilian regimes?
12} Hostile Business Environment - as creating 7 different exchange rates (like different rates for Dangote, Islamic hajj, BDC, Aisha friends, Abba Kyari paddies, black market, Igbo Traders)
13} Moribund Private Sector - like creating 21 million job losses in 3 years of Buhari?

Idrisayuba8:
They warned Us

akinbode1:
According to Wike, “I don’t think this administration will willingly accept defeat. They should emulate former President Jonathan, who lost elections and accepted the outcome. There was no litigation. He went back home and did not generate crisis.”

Wike said Rivers people will not fold their hands and allow the APC Federal Government unleash violence and rig the elections.

He “regretted that the Federal Government has caged the judiciary, making it difficult to determine electoral disputes in court,” arguing that the conduct of credible elections rest with security agencies and INEC, adding that once the two agencies act within the law, the polls will be credible.

Responding, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Founder of Savannah Centre Council on Peaceful and Violence Free in Nigeria, Professor Ibrahim Gambari, urged stake-holders to work towards peaceful and credible polls.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/01/wike-urges-nigerians-to-vote-out-blame-trading-govt-of-buhari/

Elisean:
People's reactions from the streets are usually priceless...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oCluie4nBM

temi1526:
APC WAS A MISTAKE.

Youngbbt:
with all the resources and time the president and it vice and spent trying to convince the people that he deserve a second term in office, We have seen the president travelling himself to every state to campaign, knowing well is not fully fit physically... will he agree to vacate his presidential sit if he loses at next month presidential election which is schedule for February 16.


can there be a peace handover?






cc mukina2 Mynd44 Seun

Ihateyoumod:


Yes but he was not removed he was suspended. The IA gives the president the power to suspend any public officer. Same act Gej used in suspending sanusi....

Myde4naija:
What part of the constitution they fail to respect? Oooooohhhh is it the those loop holes that protect the rich and punish only the poor?



The truth is nobody should be above the law

sarrki:
The Federal Government has warned against foreign interference into the nation’s affairs, capable of creating apprehension, distrust among citizens or undermining the transparency and acceptability of outcomes of the nation’s electoral process.


He reiterated the readiness of the nation’s security forces to confront any plan or attempt to interfere with or disrupt the process whether by elements within or from outside the country.

http://thenationonlineng.net/well-not-allow-meddling-affairs-fg-warns/

nonsobaba:
This election will not be postponed. But if PDP doesn't trust INEC to do their work, they are free to boycott the election in protest.

sgd:
“The Embassy of the United States is deeply concerned by the impact of the executive branch’s decision to suspend and replace the Chief Justice and head of the judicial branch without the support of the legislative branch on the eve of national and state elections.

We note widespread Nigerian criticism that this decision is unconstitutional and that it undermines the independence of the judicial branch. That undercuts the stated determination of government, candidates, and political party leaders to ensure that the elections proceed in a way that is free, fair, transparent, and peaceful – leading to a credible result.

We urge that the issues raised by this decision be resolved swiftly and peacefully in accordance with due process, full respect for the rule of law, and the spirit of the Constitution of Nigeria. Such action is needed urgently now to ensure that this decision does not cast a pall over the electoral process.”

https://ng.usembassy.gov/statement-on-the-suspension-and-replacement-of-the-chief-justice/