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Ebukaobi:
Mr OcheJoseph

You have to do better than this

You keep writing daft epistles and in your own head, you term them as analyses.

It is very sad that this is the best that the PDP is offering Nigerians as opposition to the current government.

Am I happy with APC so far, no? But I prefer it to the PDP and the way they wasted the country's resources for 16 years. I am ready to wait to see how APC performs and whether you like it or not, that is the general feeling among Nigerians

Ochejoseph, I saw your thread on the FP notifying us of the newly appointed PDP Youth congress. You are the only one there without any educational qualification. You claim to have a certificate in Pharmacy, what exactly does that mean?

I will suggest that you invite more knowledgeable and educated people from PDP to handle the online propaganda.

You cannot do it because you are JUST not good enough

Shalom

God bless all Nigerians

Chai. see finishing .Who vex this man nah

quote author=efilefun post=37859792]Why wont Nigeria be snubbed when the funds given to the previous administration to construct light railways was used in getting locomotives[/quote]Exactly

Imagine if buhari made such statement. We no go hear word for more than a week because if abuses.
Olisah metuh will release press release. This is worst than west Germany gaffe.

lurther:
How many times have Buhari come to lagos since he won the election? How many times have Buhari come to the south-west since he won the election.

If Buhari is not in kaduna today, he is in katsina, if he is not in katsina, he is in Adamawa or Borno or yobe or gombe.

We all know that Buhari was packeged and forced by the yorubas to campaign in all the states, if not, Buhari has always been campaigning with in the north to his brothers since 2003.

Yoruba how market?

Yoruba didn't vote for him to be visiting them all the time.they voted because they want good governance. Dividends of democracy. What has gej visit benefited your region.? Moreover kaduna and katsina are where he lives,where his families are.

There are GIRLS and there are GURLS.

fumes? Haha

Guys above.
Don't you see the part he say the fear of buhari has made those in charge to sit up. No more gas vandalisation,no gas diverting, no more fake pipe repair contract every quarter.

Baba

Ff

Hmm

Hmmm Some Fulani men will prefer you kill a family member than his cow..driver I hope you have legs and you know what to do with it.

By Farooq Kperogi

I recently read a news story in which President Muhammadu Buhari’s spokesman Femi Adesina claimed that Buhari never promised to declare his assets publicly; that it was the APC that promised it. If this is an indication of what Buhari actually thinks, it appears that the president may not declare this assets publicly after all. That would be a fatal error. In what follows, I reproduce parts of an article I wrote on June 13, 2015 titled “Mishandling of Asset Declaration May Doom Buhari’s Presidency,” which is as relevant now as it was when I wrote it.
Although many of us still nourish the hope that President Buhari’s administration will represent a substantive departure from the blight of the past, Buhari has so far done little to inspire confidence that he will live up to the hopes we have invested in him. Perhaps the biggest germinal error he has made, which might haunt his administration, is his seeming reluctance to publicly declare his assets, contrary to the promise he made during his campaigns.
Malam Garba Shehu, one of Buhari’s spokesmen, has characterized calls for Buhari to fulfill his campaign promise by publicly declaring his assets as “precipitate.” But it was actually Malam Garba who was precipitate when he declared in a May 30, 2015 news release that, by submitting their assets to the Code of Conduct Bureau, Buhari and Osinbajo had fulfilled one of their campaign promises. “By declaring their assets, President Buhari and Vice President Osinbajo may have not only fulfilled the requirements of the Nigerian Constitution, but also fulfilled the first of their many campaign promises,” he said in a statement.
But that is not accurate. The Punch of February 20, 2015 reported Buhari to have said: “I pledge to PUBLICLY declare my assets and liabilities, encourage all my appointees to publicity declare their assets and liabilities as a pre-condition for appointment.” Declaring assets to the Code of Conduct Bureau isn’t a fulfillment of that promise; it’s a constitutional requirement that even former President Goodluck Jonathan of the “I-don’t-give-a-damn” fame fulfilled.
To pass off Buhari’s and Osinbajo’s mandatory, non-public declaration of their assets as a fulfillment of “the first of their many campaign promises” is not only precipitate; it is also disingenuous. It is precisely why both supporters and critics of Buhari have launched a campaign to compel Buhari to publicly declare his assets. If Malam Garba hadn’t touted the mandatory declaration of Buhari’s assets as a fulfilment of Buhari’s campaign promise, many people would have patiently waited for 100 days to lapse before raising dust.
In the face of withering criticism, Malam Garba has backtracked and now says Buhari will publicly declare his assets only after it has been verified by the Code of Conduct Bureau. But, let’s face it: no law forbids Buhari from publicly declaring his assets before verification by the Code of Conduct Bureau. If Buhari is truly committed to transparency and accountability, he should declare his assets publicly now and enlist the public to assist the Code of Conduct Bureau in verifying his claims. That would be “change.”
The mishandling of Buhari’s asset declaration has now spawned a cottage industry of conspiracy theories about why Buhari is reluctant to publicly declare his assets. I have, for instance, read stories that allege that he is actually a multi-millionaire who deceived the Nigerian people into thinking that he was a poor former head of state whose modesty of means and fierce independence compelled him to take a loan from a bank to buy his party’s nomination forms. It is speculated that Buhari fears that should his assets be declared publicly and Nigerians find out how stupendously wealthy he is, his credibility (which is built on the notion of his legendary frugality and modesty of means) would crumble irretrievably.
There are also conspiracy theories that put his wealth at close to a billion naira with choice properties in Abuja and other cities. Others said Buhari made lavish, unrealistic promises during the presidential campaigns because he didn’t think he would win, evidenced by the fact that he hasn’t announced even basic appointments several days into his presidency.
My inclination is to dismiss these speculations as mendacious and malicious, but the presidency’s lack of straightforwardness on this issue is the biggest fuel for all kinds of wild rumours. As communication scholars often say, poor or insufficient communication is the biggest enabler of rumours, speculations and other forms of ill-natured chatter. Humans are communicating beings; they cannot NOT communicate. If you don’t provide sufficient information to satisfy their communicative curiosity, they will make up their own information.
The handling of the Buhari asset declaration matter has been a lamentably all-round PR disaster. The social and cultural basis of Buhari’s legitimacy and popularity revolve around the notion that he is transparent and incorruptible. But the secretiveness, disingenuousness and overall informational poverty in the handling of the asset declaration issue is eroding Buhari’s very credibility and giving people cause for what psychologists call post-decision cognitive dissonance.
If this issue is not handled artfully and transparently, it will set the tone for his entire presidency. I hope President Buhari and his handlers will take this counsel as coming from a well-wisher who wants Buhari to succeed for the benefit of all us.
The consequences of Buhari’s failure go way beyond him as a person. He represents the last chance for Nigeria to get it right. That is why he is the most monitored president in Nigeria’s history. Scores of website score him periodically against his campaign promises. There is, in fact, a website called “Buharimeter.ng” that measures “the status of the implementation of promises made by President Muhammadu Buhari.”
For starters, he should go beyond publicly declaring his assets; he should set the process in motion to institutionalize this for all public office holders. This is the best time to do it. People still live in fear of Buhari. Everyone thinks he has come to salvage the nation, and has zero tolerance for corruption. He should strike while the iron is hot. If he delays, tomorrow will be late. Indecision, as the saying goes, is the graveyard of good intentions.
The Code of Conduct Bureau, which is currently severely understaffed and incapable of any truly independent verification of the claims of politicians, should be overhauled and strengthened. If Buhari doesn’t want to destroy our faith in governance, and in Nigeria itself, he has no option but to live up to his promises. http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/notes-from-atlanta/president-buhari-a-promise-is-a-promise/107509.html

but you wanted Nigeria to boil abi?

He is always in front if his herd not behind them because he leads them, not drive them. He carries a stick, not to beat, but guide and defend them with it. When they come to cross the road, he cross last, to make sure each one crosses safely. When they come to a pond, they drink the water first, before him. No matter how hungry he is, he will not eat from the gourd he always carry, until he is sure every member of his herd is satisfied. He knows the name of each member of his herd, and calls and dialogues with them individually or collectively. In time of danger, he has a distinct signal to tell them to disperse, and where to assemble. A Fulani man will never eat meat from a member of his herd (some never eat cow meat at all), because of the unwritten covenant between them. That's why the cow trusts its owner and obeys him. And that's why leaders are admonished to adopt the philosophy of the Fulani Herdsman in leading their people. -(Alhaji Yusuf Maitama Sule).

ggh

OK

this man giving some people heart attack. lol

Realist5:
That guy in the last pix though...

hahaha asari jnr u mean?

she yes beautiful
I think I need to see Asari let's discuss the way forward

He doesn't like stolen money he meant.
Cool your mind. I know you will be the one to chose the appointment you want.

Na there you get all those girls you were......

Your grand children shall be proud of you someday

But you said FG did not bail you out?

U say Chidred?

This is not substantial enough in this computer age any computer guru can do anything to make believe
I was expecting to see a membership card. His I'd no. With his photo. Or give records of his dealings with APC
Moreover which newspaper is that so we could follow up

Meehn. They really gave him a good welcoming.
Ohhh. Look at him again.....
So sexy
So presidential
Swagalicous
Commands respect.

Yes but never go below 12kobo mostly 24 or 40 kobo which is sapping money