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First of all the annoying thing was that nobody was sacked for the nation wide scam. The second thing that comes to mind is why now? Its been a year this incident happened, why did he just give them the job and money now. Is it that he is trying to buy their sympathy? The third thing is that what will happen to all those whose money was fraudulently by the ministry of interior? Will the government now refund it now that they are doing everything possible to get to their hearts ? Conclusion, if Our elected leaders do everything to please the electorates during election year, don't you think its wise to hold elections every year considering the fact now that Our soldiers have now been able to fight off boko haram in just 6 weeks |
Nice one, he is one Nigerian player that has impressed me over the years. |
Sentiments aside, I know if Buhari wins, Nigeria will be better off than it is now. A change in government will make the political parties in the country to sit up, having at the back of their minds that if we don't work we will not have a chance of coming back. If United States had been ruled only by the democrats or the republicans, I don't think they will be were they are now. Been in the opposition has spurred the APC state to work so that they can win the hearts of Nigerians. |
I am so disappointed at our Senate. I now know that even a known criminal and thief can be a minister. This is the height of impunity in this government. This singular reason has made me to make up my mind to vote for Change. |
Advertico:stop peddling lies. the card readers had a 100% success rate in reading the INEC cards and a 59 percent success rate of reading the biometric. A situation where the voters biometric is not read, he will still be accredited after it has been certified he owns the card, an incidence form will be filled by the INEC staff so that he will be accredited. So it didn't have 41% failure. |
I can't remember the last time I watched AIT when it's not Focus Nigeria. That station is not hiding the fact that they have been bought by the PDP. |
You failed to mention Kwara state among the state Buhari would win |
What of Kwara. Where the main politician Senator Saraki is from. Buhari is going to win there too |
NASRDA one of the best agencies to work |
I would want Tony Elumelu so I can ask him some questions about business not any celebrity as I don't crush on any of them |
adami:You have spoken the truth. One a former dictator and the other a "failed president". Nigerians are at a dilemma as it stands now, but we have chosen to go for the "lesser evil" as it is right now and that is General Buhari |
Young Democratic Party, a new party which a court compelled the Independent National Electoral Commission to recognise, has said the electoral body should either reprint the ballot papers to include it for the coming general elections or postpone the polls. The stance of the party may have boosted ongoing efforts to scuttle the forthcoming elections. A Federal High Court in Abuja, Wednesday, ordered INEC to recognise YDP and accommodate it in the forthcoming elections that are about four weeks away. Addressing journalists in Abuja on Thursday, the party’s Publicity Secretary, Ugo Nwofor, said INEC “has just two options,” adding that the party was ready for the elections. The conditions, according to Mr. Nwofor, include reprinting the ballot papers to accommodate the party and its candidates. But if INEC does not have “appropriation for logistics” for reprinting the ballot papers, Mr. Nwofor issued the second option which was that, “lNEC should postpone the elections to accommodate our party.” But INEC has withheld its response to the development, saying it does not have the court document ordering it to recognise YDP yet. This was stated by both INEC Director of Voter Education, Osaze Uzzi and the Chief Press Secretary to INEC Chairman, Kayode Idowu. |
maestroferddi:there is nothing worrisome about anything. They just want the INEC to use the Card readers. The time has pasted when the people in power will dictate anything thing to us and we just swallow it. We the people are the government and we say YES to card readers |
Nice! It will check rigging to a reasonable extent. Now all those unused ballot papers will be returned to INEC. This is a big blow to our politicians who are used to massive rigging. PDP and APC inclusive. But for the presidential election Jonathan has lost with this card readers. |
Part 2. I guess there will be a part 3 before elections. Anyway March4Buhari |
Sane Nigerians knows that Our first lady is the one who is brain dead. How can a first lady of a country say that they should stone people who wants change if she is not brain dead. The truth is that she has caused more damage to President Jonathan than good. I wonder how her counterparts from other Nations will be thinking of her. No wonder the president has found solace in Aliesson Maduuekwe our Oyl minister |
Nigerian constitution "frowns" against electronic voting and not card readers. According to our constitution voting is the act of putting a ballot paper in the ballot box. |
I find all this Card reader issue as laughable. Why will Nigeria's case be any different. Card readers were used in Ghana and Kenya and it worked so why will it not work in Nigeria? Anyway it will be good to test the card readers and INEC has come out to say they will do that. What else do they want the commission to do? I know all this noise is about PDP planning to rig the elections. And we say NO to them. Thank God Nigerians have some very few credible men like Prof. Jega left. |
Ok. He only confirms what most Nigerians already knows. Even those in the government of President Jonathan knows that Buhari is the in coming president. The change Nigerians are yearning for is real. We do not want transformation as witnessed in the pocket of a select few. We want a total change of the whole country called Nigeria #March4Buhari |
PedroJP:did they say it wouldn't affect the children? |
emmydeep:if the USA was only interested in growing their economy, common sense would tell you that they would have sold the weapons to the Nigerian Military. I guess what I read above made them hesitant to sell the weapons to them so that it wouldn't fall in the hands of the Boko Haram people |
Hmmm. This brings to the fore the question I always asked, why now! Why have the military decided to just flush out Boko haram now. What have they been doing over the past 5 years. Why did they wait till election year before they knew that they were ready to fight Boko haram. Anyway we still have to thank the Nigerian Military for the gains they made in recent times. |
Don't be too happy now because you will definitely be defeated come 28th of March. Make merry while it last so that you can hold on to the good memories you had as the president when you head back to Bayelsa State. |
I will give him 20% in general. Agriculture 10% Road 10% the rest 0%. Less I forget, CORRUPTION 100% |
Only a foolish man can make the mistake that Jonathan is about to make going by what I just read above. Removing Jega will be the worst mistake of his administration, because Nigerians want free and fair elections and are earnestly looking forward to seeing it. Changing Jega at this last minute will make us fully understand that President Jonathan wants to hold on to power at all cost. |
We know they will be set free after calling on their master GEJ |
My birthday mate. Today happens to be my birthday too. |
OrlandoOwoh: |
Calculia:Even if they shade the PVC and pay people 1,500 naira to come and get theirs, there will never be 100% collection rate. Even the TVC doesn't have a 100% collection rate, so the TVC is useless at the moment because it can't be read with the card readers |
the actual question is why does the PDP want to remove Jega at the last minute of the game? could it be because he is not dancing to their tune? could it be because for the first time Nigerians are going to have a free and fair elections? or could it just be that the PDP is scared of losing? As i have said before, i don't think President Jonathan is that clueless to remove Prof. Jega at this dying minute. Maurice Iwu was wrongfully asked to go on terminal leave because he wasn't a civil servant, so Jega can also not be asked to go on terminal leave because he is not a civil servant. I wonder when the PDP will stop all this and leave the man of Integrity alone. Nigerians know that with the use of the PVC PDP is GONE!!! |
Good |
This man is one of the reasons I have decided to vote GEJ out of government. GEJ with his inactions should that he lacked the capacity to call to order the people who are around him. Abba Moro should have resigned or sacked by the president. |
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? Conclusion, if Our elected leaders do everything to please the electorates during election year, don't you think its wise to hold elections every year considering the fact now that Our soldiers have now been able to fight off boko haram in just 6 weeks