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cold:
I concur. GEJ left certain things to linger for too long. At a point his lethargy gave me serious cause for concern. But he has performed relatively well in other sectors.
The opposition shot themselves in the foot by recycling a candidate whose antecedents both in his speeches and actions we are well aware of & nothing to be proud of.

egift:
Under Buhari as Head of State, he asked corrupt politicians who know they have taken government money to report themselves, it is on record that 4000 politicians did. They all were not detained, but were there to clear their names.

This 2015, if elected, Buhari has promised to work with the National Assembly to establish the Whistle Blowers Act. This law to provide protection to any Nigerian that reports corruption in the past or present. It will also provide room for a deal to any politician with Intel on massive corruption in government.

For Example: If both of us stole government money, the race will who gets to the police station first to make a deal and expose what we looted. That will help the FG to recover stolen money nobody knew was looted.

francizy:
Lmao! They are humans just like you

@chm11..

They are cute tho.. Not like the normal midgets I see in 9ja

bushdoc9919:
INEC is directly run by the Federal Govt...which happens to be PDP run right now.

bushdoc9919:
Looks like Nigeria is not ready for a modern election.

Thanks PDP.

Modified....

Basically, if PDP had made funding INEC a big priority....and had made Jega get the money and materials he needed on time.....and if PDP had allowed us have light permanently.....then we won't be having issues with PVC.

If this election is flawed....PDP better not complain. They could have made things work better.

Donpizzle:
I am a fresh graduate awaiting NYSC service,but i got an infomation that i(and my colleagues)will be going for service by November as a result of a delay in computing my result by my department. I wish to get something doing as I am bored staying at home.I graduated with a 2.1 and wish to apply for a job but I dnt hv nysc cert.plss wat do I do?

lawrex:
@ chm101, how are u doing? how did u interview goes, am lanre by name d guy dat formerly worked in cocacola, we met at nestle, agbara. u can add me on whatsapp or flash me so I can call u.here is my phone no;

donmarshia:
Yes I am. I took a Nestle dragnet test on 21st feb 2015. I have not heard from both Nestle and Dragnet. I don't know if I was the only one that took that test as a Finance guy. Secondly I don't know if its an experienced hire role or a GT role as I am not interested in a GT role.

So if anyone here did a Nestle test on 21st Feb kindly shout out.

donmarshia:
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A group, Wind of Hope, has offered the
presidential candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC,
Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, a fresh platform to debate with
President Goodluck Jonathan of Peoples Democratic Party,
PDP, on the political situation in the country, at Chatham
House, London, United Kingdom.
In an open letter of invitation to Buhari by its National
Coordinator, Onoriode Akpe, the group noted that the
general’s performance in the speech he delivered in London
shows that he is more comfortable in London, hence, the
need to take the debate to London where the two gladiators
can square it out in a debate.
“We wish to congratulate you on your recent visit to the
United Kingdom where you delivered a speech at Chatham
House, London on February 26, 2015. Your speech at the
event is clearly a source of motivation for your supporters
who in recent times seem to have lost steam in their
aggressive marketing of your candidacy for the office of
President,” the group said.
The Wind of Hope said that with his speech, Buhari may
have acknowledged the achievements of the Jonathan
administration, but that notwithstanding, there was need for
the two of them to debate in front of the generality of
Nigerians in order for the people to know the stuff both
candidates are made of.
“In our quest to deepen democracy which thrives on robust
and constructive deliberations that aid the electorate in
making informed decisions, Wind of Hope hereby challenges
or offers you a platform to debate with the incumbent,
President Jonathan, before the forthcoming elections, at
Chatham House, where you were so obviously at ease
before your supporters and the international media.”
The group offered to “fully sponsor” such a forum, adding
that “all we ask is that you state your preferred date and
time. Again, we wish to reiterate the import of such a debate
in this election which you appropriately described as
‘Nigeria’s landmark election’ in your speech at Chatham
House.”

Teejizzle:
not after u've told us where ur brain is

Vickydera2:
igbo igbo all the time. wqts wrong with you ppl?

Lancelott:
I love you whoever you are, you just spoke my mind...so someone can't be politically neutral...if you mention certain things, they'll abuse the devil outta you instead of convincing you in a more mature way...which way Nigeria?? Pls don't quote me with any party or politician's name....I just hope that who-so-ever wins, we won't start chanting another name or expressing regrets

PassingShot:
In politics, you use your opposition's weakness to become your strenght. It is a game of numbers.

Same Buhari contested with Jonathan in 2011 and against Yar'Adua in 2007, so what's the issue.

In you PDP's sympathizers world, GEJ should not even have an opposition. He should run unopposed.

blackjack21:
PDP presidential primary was a southern thing. only GEJ was the candidate



Man wey Unclad no dey put hand for pocket

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Yeye dey smell.

berem:
Edwin Clark has started again with his ethnic sentiments.
Baba your own don too much abeg!

midolian:
I don't know when these failures will stop seeing this thing as a tribal/ethnic thing..I seriously wonder what he would have said if Rochas had won the APC presidential primaries.