₦airaland Forum

anonimi:
.......just like your Buhari!

clevvermind:
why are you calling her names? is that what
buhari taught you? to be disrespecting someone
old enough to be your mother?

Firefire:
Talk to that guy, he/she is becoming a nuisance day by day

voltron:
you are such a douche bag.. pretending that this is just concerted efforts of ordinary Nigerians.. why are they wearing APC T-shirts and carrying APC banners rather than carrying placards abusing GEJ.. they are all APC sponsored touts desperate for a few pounds in London. anyway SAI BUHARI!! stop preaching hate bruv.. we have real issues that must be handled/solved with real solutions not propaganda

meforyou1:
Where's d video?

Firefire:
[s]you are now very busy searching for bad news about your country president

Honestly, I pity you.[/s]

Positiveminds:
I curse you this day. It shall not be well with you , unless u retract that insult on the President.

Clerverly:
lalasticlala, Seun, Ishilove and. Obinoscopy! Mama peace don poo for North!

chibecanglobal:
Does it mean the airing of the documentary will continue to run until the eve of the presidential election?

KwoiZabo:
but one of the "finest" APC governor and house of assembly that is being affected directly has turned a blind eye to it. So APC now agrees that Fashola is more corrupt than GEJ. GEJ fights corruption by prevention and he has done that well at the federal level what has Lagos State done in their state?

KwoiZabo:
"According to Aminu, the First Lady never got it good going by the way she has presented herself and as me and you know, the northerners, even if they are in PDP or the APC, won’t take insults on their kingmakers, leaders or revered gentlemen and it is a good thing she doesn’t come here as there are people ready to start the stoning from here.”

This is what I have been saying. Notherners don't insult heir leaders even if they are wrong but southerners abuse freely. Buhari has much more insult basis than GEJ but Notherners will never abuse him.

So southerners we've got a lot to learn from here.

iduzebaba:
who wan die!

Because of the persistent hate speeches, the All Progressive Congress’ (APC) Presidential Campaign Organisation reported Patience Jonathan to the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Patience Jonathan, wife of Nigeria’s President, Goodluck Jonathan, who is campaigning for the re-election of her husband, has avoided the northern part of the country following her hate speeches against the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, General Muhammadu Buhari.

Instead of the First Lady leading the campaign team, wife of the Vice President, Hajiya Amina Namadi Sambo, has been having a huge task standing in for Patience Jonathan.

Patience was absent in Minna, Niger State capital and Adamawa State during the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, campaigns recently.

PDP stalwarts in the north are worried about Patience and Femi-Fanikayode’s hate campaigns and the possible backlash in the north is what Patience is trying to avoid.

Jibrin Aminu, a stalwart of the PDP was quoted as saying: “I think we have a problem, some issues to clear up as fast it we could. We had Fani-Kayode to contend with over hate speeches and advertorials, and recently the First Lady who described the opposition presidential aspirant as ‘brain dead’ to worry about. And as party faithful, we deem it necessary not to allow her go to the north for the rallies, you don’t know what will happen.”

According to Aminu, the First Lady never got it good going by the way she has presented herself and as me and you know, the northerners, even if they are in PDP or the APC, won’t take insults on their kingmakers, leaders or revered gentlemen and it is a good thing she doesn’t come here as there are people ready to start the stoning from here.”

Hate speeches by the First Lady, Femi Fani-Kayode and Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State have further divided the party. This has led to the PDP begging its National Chairman, Adamu Mu’azu not to quit the party, as northern PDP members are no longer comfortable with the way the trio are going about their attack on Buhari.

Governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Fashola, had challenged President Goodluck Jonathan to denounce what he called “hate speeches” by his wife, Patience and others that could lead to violence ahead of the elections scheduled for March 28 and April 11.

Fashola made the statement during a courtesy visit by the Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, Professor Chidi Odinkalu, at the Lagos House, Marina to seek the governor’s support on the need to avoid violence and ensure free and fair contest in the forthcoming elections.

The governor lamented that the ‘hate Speeches’ made in favour of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP candidates had created panic in the country, saying “People are leaving the country out of fear.”

Emirs and chiefs, after a one-day emergency meeting at the old Lugard Hall, Kaduna, also called on politicians, and elder statesmen to desist from making inflammatory statements that could jeopardise the nation’s democracy.

Under the aegis of the Northern Traditional Council, the royal fathers, in a communique, signed by the Estu-Nupe, Alhaji Yahaya Abubakar, on behalf of the Chairman of the Council and Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar III, expressed concern over the escalating tension before the general elections.

Because of the persistent hate speeches, the All Progressive Congress’ (APC) Presidential Campaign Organisation reported Patience Jonathan to the International Criminal Court (ICC).

The First Lady while campaigning recently for President Goodluck Jonathan in Calabar, told PDP supporters to stone anyone campaigning for change in the state. As a result, APC campaign organisation wrote a letter of complaint to the ICC, signed by its Director-General, Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi.

However, Fani-Kayode, Director of Media and Publicity of the PDP Presidential Campaign Organisation, said that Patience will not appear before ICC.

After destroying the communal relationships among Nigerians and tore them along ethno-religious and sectional lines, President Goodluck Jonathan is now taking the habits across the shores of the country, the Buhari campaign office has said.

The spokesperson of Buhari campaign Malam Garba Shehu said in a press conference on Thursday that Jonathan has once again dragged the country’s image in the mud, by lying that he spoke on telephone with the King of Morocco whereas he didn’t.

He said the diplomatic spat between Nigeria and Morocco was the outcome of Jonathan administration’s poor grasp of diplomatic relations which has been eroding the country’s image before other countries. “President Jonathan has once again dragged our country into the theatre of the absurd, making a mockery of his office through the current embarrassing debacle with the King of Morocco over a purported telephone conversation,” he said. Shehu added that “this is just the latest in a series of diplomatic faux pas.”

He said it was ridiculous for the Nigerians president to stoop too low to the point of lying against the head of state of another country just to achieve a political goal. He said “Jonathan is destroying international relationships that existed before his tenure. He has already earned the scorn of other world leaders, such as (President Barak) Obama, through his poor human rights record.”

The campaign spokesperson said Jonathan has succeeded in reversing the past successes of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). “Not only has he bound the EFCC from doing its job, Mr. Jonathan has also reversed some previous achievements of the commission by granting state pardon to erstwhile government officials whom it had uncovered as guilty of corruption,” he said. “To make matters worse, at present the EFCC itself is in turmoil. Its chairman is accused by staff of corruption. The commission's staff are also being owed salaries and entitlements, having not been paid for three months,” Shehu said.

The campaign also accused Jonathan's government of slashing the Ministry of Works' budget by 89 percent. “This forces us to wonder: Who was the intended recipient of the unnecessary, extra 89 percent? Into whose pockets were the superfluous millions intended? And if indeed the 89 percent was essential to the effective functioning of the ministry, is the reduction just an attempt by the PDP government to punish Nigerians for asking for change?” he asked.