dipo1234:


Nigerians are not sincere to themselves, am not surprised they kept on saying he never fight corruption.

Wahala90:
[size=13pt]"The only thing I can say about Buhari is that he is a failure like my Dad's elder brother who was still pursuing a career at 72 when all his mates are quietly enjoying the fruit of their labour. You can see Buhari's desperation to use this last chance to acquire all he has lost." - Afamba Okunodaba
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funkiebully:
APC bastards have started what they cannot finish by burning GEJ campaign bus in d north, meanwhile, buhari has toured south east sucessfully without any scratch.

They have been threatning to form parallel govt if buhari lose.

Let Nigerians know who threw d first punch, politics of violence is not monopolistic to apc, I advice pdp members to start attacking any broom wielding sanitary animal or their buses anywhere u see them until they get sense.

U can not win votes by blackmail and intimidation.

Fire for fire! Let d country go up in flames

Animals

funkiebully:
APC bastards have started what they cannot finish by burning GEJ campaign bus in d north, meanwhile, buhari has toured south east sucessfully without any scratch.

They have been threatning to form parallel govt if buhari lose.

Let Nigerians know who threw d first punch, politics of violence is not monopolistic to apc, I advice pdp members to start attacking any broom wielding sanitary animal or their buses anywhere u see them until they get sense.

U can not win votes by blackmail and intimidation.

Fire for fire! Let d country go up in flames

Animals

blemon44:
GEJ is the greatest Nigerian president ever

omolami:
True talk, apc have no manifesto as at today that yu talk.Their aim is just to seize power from pdp.Buhari who hasnt got schl certificate camnot represent nigeria well in d comteeof nations.Cannot speek good English,,may not hear clearly what transpired.We need Jonathan to compete his transformation on which others can build on.Vote pdp.

BraveAfrican:
The upcoming presidential elections on February 14, 2015 will go down in history as the most agitating/competitive tussle for power at the centre in the anals of our democracy. The competition has been so fierce that the divide in the political atmosphere of the country is evident not only between the two major contestants (GEJ&GMB), their parties (PDP&APC) but also down to their loyalists who span every sector of the Nigerian economy including the Nigerian youths (mostly students, fresh graduates & few working class).

The die is cast and both sides are tearing down at each other fighting tooth and nail to warm their way into the hearts of the electorates; all this is the norm in any healthy and fair democracy. The burden falls to us (electorates) to ignore all the hustle and bustle of their campaigns, manifestoes and propagandas to carefully in our private closets decipher what is truly BEST for us based on the personalities of the aspirants, their track records and history. My inspiration to write this comes from the percieved misconception of my contemporaries (Nigerian youths) about the aspirants...we have allowed the distractions of all the propagandas and campaign psychics sweep us off our tracks. Like every Nigerian youth, I desperately crave for a change in all sectors of the Nigerian economy. I feel troubled and uncertain about what the future holds when I look at the situation of things around the country. This singular reason was why I somewhat saw a glimpse of hope when the APC merger emerged with the belief that a major contender to the autonomy of the PDP at the central would shake things up a bit and set us on the right path. The APC in all sense of it has looked very bright and promising..."most" of their states seem to experience some form of transformation but there has been a major derail in the trend of all this since the inception of all this "decamping" by various politicians from other political parties. This has made me to realise that if truly our democracy is to move forward as a nation, we must look beyond "party politics" and focus on the aspirants of the various offices.

All this been said, the APC in my humble opinion made a terrible mistake in their candidate of choice for the forthcoming presidential elections. The APC has based its campaign on change because they know its what all Nigerians crave...we are a lot wiser now than ever before. Like everyone else, I desperately crave a change but if we are to truly go for a change, let's be sure of what we are dabbling into. Is the APC trying to tell me they have to recycle a ex-military leader who ruled over three (3) decades ago ? Don't we have better options and brains to lead us into the future. We the youths have to realise we are in the 21st century. A lot of things have evolved. Its evident in the performance of some young politicians....most of the best performing state governors are from a younger generation. GEJ's campaign speech in Lagos might be wrong in every sense to anyone who likes but he got one thing right --- "Our fathers have failed us".

We all desire a change but it should be a positive change and not just recycling old junks...APC may be that platform to offer change but in my own humble opinion, GMB is not what we really need at this point in time. The APC has in the desperate quest to seize the central power from the PDP mortgaged its presidential candidacy to the wrong man. I want not just any change, I want a POSITIVE CHANGE...a positive change has nothing to do with a change of party either PDP/APC/APGA/etc...its in the individual/person in question. APC offers a change in the party dominance of the PDP at the helm of affairs but they served the wrong menu (GMB) to the electorates. Its disheartening to see that in desperation for a change that we all seek, the Nigerian youths are prepared to go down any lane regardless of its consequences just to break off the status quo...this should not be. I greatly fault GEJ for focusing more on setting policies and structures that would benefit our nation in the long run and not tackling many other very urgent needs but in all sincerity my folks, no one can do it all.

The magnitude of change we seek is gradual but steady pace is needed towards it. Voting in GMB will truly offer a change but the question is: "a change from what?"...is it just a change of party from PDP to APC that we desire? Is it just a change of Presidents from GEJ to GMB? In our uttermost hearts my friends, the CHANGE we truly desire is MUCH MORE than that...let's not get carried away. GMB is a form of change but like it or not, its a visit to our past; we are just going on a tour in history. GEJ too is not in any form of it perfect but GMB is a couple of decades late to the party. Let APC/APGA/PDP/SDP/LP/etc offer us a vibrant, intelligent, upright and efficient aspirant in the future and that change we truly crave would have arrived. In conclusion, voting in GMB means our fate is virtually sealed for the next eight( 8 ) years because of his second term while voting GEJ is a four(4) year gamble since he is on his last ticket.

In my opinion, I would rather stick with the status quo for four(4) years than seal my fate to the unknown for eight( 8 ) years. Our PERFECT CHANGE will come but fellow Nigerian youths, its not here yet...God bless Nigeria.

NB:: This post is original to "BraveAfrican"

CODEEATER:
Hmmmm...is it just me or has NL become PRO APC...

RotrEmmanuel:
useless quote.

try harder

shadelek:

Why are you talking as if he is the one responsible for all the killings? Politics is more complicated than the way you sees it. Someone said he will return chibok girls that has gone missing for almost a year if he is voted as the president. Use your initiative and tell me who is behind those actions

koikoi2:
Each time I read d comments of some NLs I feel like weeping. These set of ppl can be compared to d Biblical Israelites who kept complaining to Moses dat dey want to return to Egypt.

Buhari 's govt can only enslave us and take us back to bondage.

Let us be wise and say NO to Buhari with our votes.

kepal99:
* I have never seen any school built in his name.
* I have never seen any borehole constructed by him.
* There is no record of any scholarship
awarded by him or for him nor through him.
* I have never seen him use his popularity to canvass
for any charitable work nor any humanitarian
effort, not even at the height of the polio scourge
where other
purposeful and prominent leaders lead the campaign
for immunization.
* No single text book has been donated to any school
either by him, for him or through him. Little wonder
he sentenced a seasoned professor to 100 yrs
imprisonment- shame.
* Asides from doing nothing, he has not improved
himself
since his exit from office.
* No book written, no memoirs, no lectures,
nothing. Little wonder he sentenced a seasoned
professor to 100 yrs imprisonment- shame.
* The only thing of note he can point to are his
numerous interviews on the BBC Hausa station.
* He never champion for a university in his state nor
has he ever been involved in any kind of programme
to better the lives of the Almajiris in Daura.
* His entire existence has not lead to any meaningful
development in Daura, yet they say he can change
Nigeria.
Doesn't charity begin at home again?
* No wonder he was referred to as being
''perpetually unelectable''.
* He is not a patron to any organization, group or
association.
* No professional body in Nigeria has ever invited
him for their lecture, convention or gala night.
* The only time any known form, body or human
assemblage ever chose him to do
anything for them was when the Boko Haram
terrorist sect nominated him as their spoke person in
the proposed talks with the Fed. Govt. He recently
joined twitter because of elections.
At 72 what does he have to offer?
I need change, we all need change but Gen Buhari
isn't the answer!
If Buhari presidential election, na big slap on Naija
Youths. Pls Share

temitemi1:
Grandpa, where is ur certificate

PDPwayoo:


GEJ has himself to blame for the attack. No security in Nigeria, simple. It is the duty of president to provide security not opposition.

Samchelsea:
Propaganda! Propaganda!! Propaganda!!!
Nice move by whoever that manages that twitter account but I can tell you it didn't come from buhari himself
They just did this to score political points

Ifeanyie12:
@FFK,oooh sharrap already.are u still talking of certificates?buhari is already dividing GEJ's stronghold and u are still singing old tales.

Ifeanyie12:
@FFK,oooh sharrap already.are u still talking of certificates?buhari is already dividing GEJ's stronghold and u are still singing old tales.

jejunsunukun:
THE 10 SINS OF PRESIDENT JONATHAN: WHY HE MUST NOT RETURN

1. Worsening insecurity
a. Over 13,000 innocent souls lost to Boko Haram insurgency since 2009.
b. Inability to fish out the sponsors of Boko Haram and wipe out the insurgents.
c. Inability to curb the spread of the Boko Haram menace. Initial operating base: Adamawa, Yobe, Borno and Abuja. New target states: Gombe, Bauchi, Kano. State(s) to follow: It could just be yours.
d. 276 Chibok girls yet to be rescued, 10 months and counting.
e. BBC: 1.5 million people displaced on account of growing insurgency in the North-East.
f. Hobnobbing with alleged sponsors of terrorism – Ali Modu Sheriff and his co-travellers.
g. Loss of territories to Boko Haram.
h. Kidnapping has become widespread across the federation.

2. Monumental corruption and nepotism
a. Missing $20bn from the coffers of NNPC yet to be explained.
b. Diezani Alison-Madueke: ₦10bn Private Jet Scandal.
c. Diezani Alison-Madueke: $25mn House acquired in Austria, Vienna.
d. John Yusuf: ₦27bn Pension fraud.
e. Abdulrasheed Maina: ₦21bn Pension funds embezzlement.
f. Farouk Lawan: $500,000 bribe.
g. Stella Oduah: ₦255mn BMW salon cars.
h. Pardoning of ex-convicts and dropping of charges against friends – DSP Alamieyeseigha, Bode George, Femi Fani Kayode, Mohammed Abacha, Al-Mustapha.
i. Petrol subsidy scam: Nobody has been prosecuted till date.
j. Continuing Kerosene subsidy fraud despite the product being fully deregulated. ₦91bn included in 2015 FGN Budget proposal.
k. Creation of emergency billionaires – Asari Dokubo, Ayiri Emami, Mr Government Tompolo.
l. Oritsejafor: $15mn private jet arms deal scandal.
m. Continued environmental degradation of the Niger-Delta through oil spill.
n. Continuing oil theft. Over 300,000 barrels of crude oil was stolen on daily basis in 2013.
o. Militants now contracted to secure national waterways.
p. Transparency international ranks Nigeria 136th out of 175 economies surveyed on corruption index. Put another way, Nigeria is the 39th most corrupt country in the world.
q. US State Department Global Human Rights Report: ‘Massive, widespread, and pervasive corruption affected all levels of government and the security forces… and officials frequently engaged in corrupt practices with impunity’


3. Political immaturity
a. Encouraged and practiced politics of divisiveness along ethno-religious lines both personally, by his aides and political party. Doyin Okupe, Reuben Abati, Femi Fani-Kayode, Olisa Metuh and pepper seller-talking Marilyn Ogah have desecrated the Presidency.
b. Completely polarized the country along same ethnic and religious lines. Most divisive President in the history of Nigeria.
c. Continues to fan embers of discord in the polity through unguarded comments.

4. Crass administrative incompetence
a. Inability to prioritize. 17 Million housing deficits remain yet the Ministry of Science and Technology intends sending a Man to space in 2015. To go and eat Amala there or for what purpose?
b. Immigration Job scam: 23 applicants dead.
c. Incessant social unrest: Fuel subsidy strike, ASUU strike, Doctors’ strike, Judiciary strike.
d. Doing Business 2014, a World Bank Group publication ranks Nigeria 147th out of 189 countries surveyed on ease of doing business. By implication, Nigeria is the 42nd worst environment to do business in the world in 2014. Nigeria ranked 58th worst in 2013.
e. Lack of competent hands. Most of the former and serving Ministers are touts, characterless, spendthrifts or thugs: Musiliu Obanikoro (Defence), Jelili Adesiyan (Police), Labaran Maku (Information), Nyesom Wike (Education), Stella Oduah (Aviation), Diezani (Petroleum), Onyebuchi Chukwu (Health) and so on.
f. Policy somersaults now common-place (Rice, Motor Vehicles and so on)
g. Supposed Harvard-trained IMF agent and financial terrorist, Okonjo-iweala’s only economic solution for Nigeria is subsidy removal with attendant negative impact on general price level and cost of living.
h. Introduction of 70% import tariff on Motor Vehicles in the absence of vibrant steel sector and constant power supply.

5. Lack of vision
a. Inability to articulate a clear economic vision, plan or direction.
b. Awfully deficient in sincerity of purpose.
c. Inability to diversify Nigeria’s economy from dependence on oil.
d. Appointed economic team and kitchen cabinet that has failed to implement an effective import substitution strategy.
e. Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) yet to be passed.

6. Financial recklessness
a. Plundered fiscal buffers. Mid-2008, External Reserves (EXRV):$40bn Excess Crude Account (ECA):$22bn. Total buffer: $62bn.
Fast Forward end-2014: EXRV:$32bn ECA:$1bn, SWF:$1bn New total buffer: $34bn
b. Piled debt on the Nation with nothing to show for it. $47.4bn (214%) growth in total public debt between 2007 and 2014
According to Debt Management Office: End-2007 Debt levels (Foreign:$3.7bn, Domestic:$18.5bn. Total:$22.2bn). As of end-Sep 2014sadForeign:$9.5bn, Domestic:$60.1bn. Total:$69.6bn)
c. Has 10 aircraft in the Presidential Air Fleet (PAF). An eleventh one already included in the 2015 FGN Budget Proposal. UK Prime Minister, David Cameron flies commercial on British Airways. South African President has 6. Egypt has 1. Israel has none.
d. ₦7.5bn spent on reconstruction of Abuja city gate.

7. Impoverishment of the masses
a. 2012 New Year ignoble gift of pump price increase of 117% to ₦141 per litre.
b. Naira devaluation with attendant impact on businesses and standard of living of the citizenry.
c. Incessant increase in electricity tariff.
d. 70% import duty on Motor Vehicles.
e. Increase in pump price of petrol leading to general increase in price level and cost of living.
f. Complete detachment from the socio-macro economic realities of Nigerians.
g. National Bureau of Statistics (NBS): Unemployment rate at 24%.
Unemployment rate in selected oil producing economies: Venezuela: 5.9%, Saudi Arabia: 5.5%, UAE: 4.2%

8. Flagrant disregard for rule of law and intolerable impunity
a. 16 > 19: Nigerian Governors Forum elections.
b. 7 > 19: Ekiti State House of Assembly impeachment saga.
c. 5 > 27: Rivers State House of Assembly impeachment saga.
d. Police-National Assembly Saga.
e. Militarization of the electoral process and intimidation of the opposition.
f. Nigerian Police and DSS now effectively Military wing of the PDP.
g. Number of jail breaks in the current administration is unprecedented (Kogi, Niger, Ekiti and DSS Headquarters in Abuja).

9. Litany of failed 2011 campaign promises
a. Constant power supply- still a pipe dream 6 years in the saddle and 16 year of PDP rule.
b. Completion of Second Niger Bridge - where will this happen?
c. Transformation of the economy – optical illusion.
d. Creation of 1.5million jobs in 2 years – imaginary vision.
e. Fertilizer Blending plants in the Niger Delta – mere fantasy.
f. Ilesa water scheme – complete delusion.
g. Ife/Ijesa Dam – ignis fatuus.
h. Promise to make solid minerals key export earner for Nigeria – phantasm.
i. Resuscitation of collapsed industries in Kano – hallucination.
j. Exploration of coal deposits in Benue and Kogi – mirage.
k. Establishment of petrochemical plant in Koko FTZ in Delta State – chimera.
l. Revival of mining activities in Plateau State – yet to happen.
m. Rehabilitation of ailing industries in Aba – when?
n. Dualization of Enugu-Abakaliki Federal High-Way – Mirage?
o. Exploitation of bitumen deposits in Ondo State.
p. Completion of Shonga irrigation project in Kwara State – which year?
q. Dredging of River Niger – which decade?
r. Dualization of Abuja-Abaji-Lokoja High-way – which century?
s. Government refineries yet to be sold as promised in the aftermath of fuel strike in 2012 – which millennium?

10. Catalogue of Presidential blunders:
a. Question: Where is the missing $20bn? Jonathan: America will Know, it is their money.
b. Question: Corruption in Nigeria. Jonathan: There is no corruption but mere stealing in Nigeria.
c. Question: Assets declaration. Jonathan: I don’t give a damn
d. October 2011: ‘We are responsible for Independence Day bombing’ – MEND.
‘MEND is not responsible for the Abuja bombing; I know my people’ – Jonathan.
Fast-forward January 2015: ‘MEND was paid to assassinate me during Independence Day bombing’ – Jonathan.
e. World Bank Report: Nigeria is among the 5 poorest nations in the world. Jonathan: “If you talk about ownership of private jets, Nigeria will be among the first 10 countries, yet they are saying that Nigeria is among the five poorest countries…Nigeria’s problem is not poverty but redistribution of wealth.
f. 7-January-2015: 11 people killed in France, the whole nation is thrown into mourning. 14-April-2014: over 100 killed in Nyanya Bomb Blast. GEJ goes dancing at Kano campaign rally a day after.
g. Presidency’s first reaction to Chibok girls’ abduction: ‘It is a propaganda’. Took the President three weeks to believe the abduction happened.

P.S.
What Nigerians need is GOOD GOVERNANCE which entails social security, adequate infrastructure, job creation, food availability, affordable healthcare, socio-political harmony etc. What has ethnicity or faith got to do with it? All that matters is the competence to do the job and nothing more. If you have a private business, will you hire an incompetent salesman from your hometown or of same faith and run the risk of going bankrupt?
Please vote wisely come February 2015. We need a change. Nigeria cannot continue like this.
Long live Nigeria.

#GoodGovernanceInitiative

simongonner:
How much did Jim Nwobodo stole? Money not up to
price of a peugeot and the Buhari regime sent him to
jail. Is that good? ~ president Jonathan in a campaign
rally at Enugu.
Now you see what goes on in this guy's head and what
he meant when he said stealing is not corruption. This
campaign has been one goof after the other and this
president has failed to realize that anyone that steals a
kobo of public fund must be made to face the law, no
matter how little the money is or who the person is. A
corrupt and thieving president will always protect his
likes.

NairalandOP:
"I came up with a special scholarship that tests those that make 1st class & send the best to the best universities in the world"

"You must vote for the Nigerian youth, you must vote for the Nigerian women!”

"There was not even one woman in the cabinet when they ruled."

“I have no enemies to fight. My interest is future generation.”

“They built prisons for you – I built universities for you,”

“Any country that does not obey the rule of law is a jungle.”

“We are building institutions to fight corruption.”

“If THEY had succeeded in fighting corruption, corruption would not have been here with us now.”

“Some people are already cloning voter cards. Are those the kind of people you want in power?”

“Yesterday I directed INEC that every registered Nigerian must vote.”

"I have no personal interests. My interests are Nigeria's interest"

"Nigeria does not belong to old people like us. The youths must redefine this country"

"I have never been driven by the love of power. Rather, I have gotten to where I am today by the power of love"
others are#copied##
1. The chibok Girls
2. NNPC Scam
3. Police pension fund
4. Missing 20Billion
5. $9million Arms deal
6. Bomb Blasts
7. Immigration job scam
8. Petroleum pump price
9. Devaluation of Naira
10. Oil theft
11. Power outage
12. Selling of Nepa
13. Selling of Refineries
14. Skyrocketed Nepa Bills
15. ASUU & poly Strike
16. Doctors Strike
17. National Assembly tragedy
19. Stella's oduah Aviation Scam
20. Kerosene subsidy
21. Insurgency
22.2month old strike by allied healthworker
23.judiciary strike
- President Jonathan

Vanpascore:




Before being MILITARY Head of State, Buhari had been Governor of one of the Northern States (under Obasanjo’s Military government) as well as Minister for Petroleum. He later served as Chairman of PTF under Abacha. Please consider the following unassailable facts: -

He birthed and supervised the establishment of our existing refineries. - There was no religious crisis while he was Head of State. It started under his successor IBB! -


In his time as Head of State he reduced inflation from 23% to 4%, by fiscal discipline and a homegrown economic team (not achieved under any other era, even military).


JJ Rawlings of Ghana took over 2 years before him, and killed all the corrupt leaders, while Buhari only sentenced the corrupt leaders here to prison.


Under his watch as PTF Chairman, what he did in road construction in that short period hasn't been matched by 12 years of the PDP. - Hospitals and universities around the country never witnessed as much benefits as they got from the PTF from any government after or before his time.



Despite serving in senior capacity in the oil sector, first as Minister for Petroleum and then Petroleum Trust Fund, Buhari has no petrol station,much less a rig, refinery or an oil block like so many of our leaders.


He could have retired into nauseating opulence like an IBB or Danjuma or even OBJ but didn't.



Instead of hobnobbing with the high and mighty, he has cast his lot with the ordinary man most of who follow him out of hope and belief in his values.People who know him have said of him... "All I need from Buhari is his word, I can take it to the bank".



He is the only politician in the North today who fills rallies without renting a crowd. The Kaduna rally of 2nd March is eloquent proof.



He refused to collect an allowance while serving as Chairman of the PTF because he said since he was already drawing a pension from government, his conscience would not allow him to draw another salary from the purse of the same government.



He is the only former head of state that does not own property or land in Abuja.



Every attempt to rubbish him through probes in time past ended up vindicating him! The man who was asked by OBJ to take over the running of PTF before it was scrapped with the aim of probing and indicting Buhari, was the one who ended up being prosecuted for misappropriating $100m of PTF funds! Buhari again, was vindicated



He has OPENLY challenged those who accuse him of religious fundamentalism to come out and show proof. No one has till today, taken up the challenge.His personal driver of many years is a Christian from Plateau State.



His government initiated the War Against Indiscipline that has made environmental cleanliness, queuing up, not urinating by the roadside etc features of our national life even till today

kgbd:
Again no reasonable human will re-elect jona.

maestroferddi:
Fashola we have heard you but sorry, we can think on our own.

We think that the President made a stirring speech and score him 90%.

aspirebig:
Forward ever
Backward never

Old age na backward oooo


Na error ooo.

silami:


Jonathan says MEND not responsible for Abuja attacks
NAN
October 2, 2010 05:17PM
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President Goodluck Jonathan has said that terrorists were responsible for the bomb blasts that rocked Abuja yesterday contrary to claims that the act was perpetrate by the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND).

Mr. Jonathan made the claim in his opening address at the colloquium, organised today in Abuja by the ECOWAS Parliament, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of some African countries.

``What happened yesterday was a terrorist act and MEND was just used as a straw; MEND is not a terrorist group," the President said.

``The Niger Delta people are aware of the government's noble efforts to assuage the suffering and deprivation in that region.

``I am from the Niger Delta, my father's house is few metres from an oil-well, so nobody can claimto be a Niger Deltan than myself."

MEND, yesterday, claimed responsibility for the attacks. A few minutes before the blasts, the group sent an email to journalists and media companies warning of the impending violence.

"With due respect to all invited guests, dignitaries and attendees of the 50th independence anniversary of Nigeria being held today, Friday, October 1, 2010 at the Eagle Square Abuja, the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) is asking everyone to begin immediate evacuation of the entire area within the next 30 minutes. This warning expires after 10.30Hrs," MEND spokesperson Jomo Gbomo said in the mail.

However, Mr. Jonathan has said this was a diversionary tact by the real perpetrators of the crime. He argued that no Niger Delta group would carry out such an act as it would affect the region's chance for development.

``It is erroneous to think that my people who have been agitating for good living will deliberately blow up the opportunity they have now,'' Mr. Jonathan said.

He also said the country's security agencies will be restructured to become proactive to guarantee the safety of lives and property.

``I pray for the souls of those who died to attain peace and fervently pray for those who sustain injuries in the blast to be healed,'' he said.

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he that has eyes, let him see..he dat has ears let him hear that which ur clueless president is saying at present in contradiction to the above ..just in a bit to score a point on propaganda against an opposing wind of change


http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5626087-1
46/jonathan_says_mend_not_responsible_for.csp

luvmijeje:


Yesssssssss, that's what we want. Mr President alias stealing is not corruption, how else do you want to fight corruption? How else do you want to make example of those that are mortgaging the future of this country? Jonah the barawo.

neoapocalypse:


lol, pidgin sef you dey fail, which one be "at least he know book PAST u". The only person you're not a disgrace to is obviously Jonathan, and yeah Jonathan can't best anybody in my family in an IQ test. Proudly Ekitite with four professors in my lineage

OLADD:


Friend, the handwriting is so bold on the wall for discerning eyes. APC and violence is just like hot bread and blueband margarine. APC Chai!!!

simplibaba:
FI-D-FIIIIIII.........FOWER

Am hereby sending my condolence message to my otuoke boy for the loss of feBuhari 2015 election in advance. Kindly accept my condolence messge as a denotation of love we both shared durin our days in university of portharCOURT.

Oya make all pdpricks member strt to dey quote me nd strt blaming me for this messge as dey av always do since 1850......

taharqa:

The script gose like this:



<<MEND is a terrorist group just like Boko haram-- Gen Buhari

<<'MEND' endorses Buhari

<<Terrorists endorses Buhari

<<APC people are happy

<<Boko would soon endorse their 'friends' in APC and Buahari

hansad:
Compare and contrast. Who has more nuisance value? The outdated Buhari who thirty years ago told the youths that they are future leaders, but still struggles with youths today for leadership; or the vibrant/youthful president Jonathan.