Nigeria is greater than APC. Nigerians are greater than Buhari.

The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Prince Uche Secondus, has said that President Muhammadu Buhari in his alleged desperation to cling on to power has given marching orders to the Nigerian military and Police to help leaders of the All Progressives Congress oppress voters. Secondus said that the President’s remarks at APC National caucus meeting on Monday amounted to what he called a declaration of war on Nigeria voters and a direct incitement against them. He said such pronouncements by the President remained the first of its kind in Nigeria where he said a President would openly threaten the lives of the citizens. Secondus in a statement in Abuja on Monday said, “The President’s confirmation that he has directed the service chiefs to kill Nigerians is nothing but a predetermined script hatched by the ruling party to create voter apathy and implement their result replacement plans using thugs protected by the military.” He alleged that President Buhari had never been sincere in conducting a free and fair election, an impression he said was confirmed by his refusal to sign the amended Electoral Act which he said would have facilitated a credible election in the country. According to him, “In all democracies world over, elections are civil matters that is usually handled by civil security like Police. Why the involvement of our military in this matter when they have enough security challenges to tackle?” https://punchng.com/buhari-inciting-military-police-against-nigerians-secondus/ Lalasticlala

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Whether they further campaign or not, majority of Nigerians have already made up their minds to vote for Atiku.

The Coalition of United Political Parties on
Sunday asked member parties to shun the
directive by the Independent National Electoral
Commission and resume campaigns ahead of
the Saturday’s presidential election.
Chairman of INEC, Prof Mahmood Yakubu, had
during an interactive session with stakeholders
in Abuja on Saturday said political parties could
not resume campaigns despite the
postponement of the presidential election
earlier scheduled for February.
Answering a question raised by a former
Minister of Aviation, Osita Chidoka, who
represented the National Chairman of the
Peoples Democratic Party at the session,
Yakubu had said since campaign for the election
ended last Thursday, parties could not resume
campaign again.
But CUPP, in a statement by its national
spokesman, Imo Ugochinyere, on Sunday said
Yakubu’s position was unconstitutional.
Ugochinyere said the nation’s Electoral Act
stipulated that shall end 24 hours prior to the
day of election.
He argued that since the presidential election
had been shifted to Saturday, political parties
are at liberty to resume campaign till midnight
on Thursday.
He, therefore, asked member parties to
resume campaigns from Sunday and mobilise
voters for the presidential candidate of the
Peoples Democratic Party, Alhaji Atiku
Abubakar.
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The statement read, “In view of the provisions
of the Section 99 of the Electoral Act, the over
51 member parties of the Coalition of United
Political Parties hereby direct all members to
return to the campaigns fields and
recommence campaigns and end by midnight
of Thursday, February 21, 2019 as required by
law.
“Section 99(1) of the Electoral Act provides that
public campaigns shall end 24 hours prior to
the day of polling. “It is, therefore, wrong to
expect that political parties will stop campaigns
on February 14 for polls that will open on
February 23. “It is unlawful and statutorily
wrong to curtail the clear intendment of this
section of the Electoral Act which is clear and
unambiguous.
“Campaigning until 24 hours prior to the day of
polling is a statutory right of parties and cannot
be taken away, curtailed or abridged by any
executive fiat. “INEC cannot, on its own accord,
limit the period of campaigns as it is regulated
by law. “Member parties are hereby directed to
continue campaigns from today (Sunday) and
focus on voter remobilisation and ensure that
Alhaji Atiku Abubakar is elected and declared
winner of the presidential election.”
https://punchng.com/cupp-dares-inec-asks-opposition-parties-to-resume-campaign-for-atiku/

For the first time since the Buhari
administration took office it has turned away
from the braggadocio that Boko Haram has
been defeated, except for remnants that
needed to be flushed out. It has finally
conceded failure and worry. And that adds to
the list of unfulfilled major campaign
promises.
Given that the economy and insecurity have
both worsened since Buhari took office, that
corruption remains entrenched and, above all, that the fabric of Nigerian unity has taken the severest jolt since the civil war, it would seem that the administration has flatly failed. In effect, Buhari’s record can’t seriously be said to be any better than that of then President Goodluck Jonathan at this time in 2015, a record that caused an all-out blitz for his defeat
Words on marble!

At a campaign rally in Abuja last week’s
Thursday, Information Minister Lai Mohammed
very much stated that Boko Haram is as great a
threat today as it has ever been.
“As our gallant men and women in uniform
clear the remnants of the home-grown
insurgency called Boko Haram, they are
confronting a fresh crisis, global insurgency,”
Mohammed said. “A faction of the Boko Haram
sect has aligned with the global terror group,
ISIS, to form ISWAP, the Islamic State’s West
African Province. … In other words, ISIS now
has a strong foothold in West Africa – with
Nigeria in the forefront of the battle against
them.”
With elections just days away, this is the closest
that President Muhammadu Buhari’s
administration has come to admitting that the
war against Boko Haram is exactly where it was
in 2015. In fact, as Lai suggests, the situation is
much direr.
“Unlike what we had then, these terrorists are
not the rag-tag army of 2009,” Mohammed
said. “They are tested fighters. They are highly
sophisticated terrorists.”
And so Lai has launched a campaign to rally
public support for the military, a campaign that
can hardly be distinguished from that for his
boss’s re-election. His comments are an
acknowledgment of what has been widely
reported by the domestic and international
press: that Boko Haram is now taking the battle
to Nigerian forces and winning again.
“Last year the Islamic State-linked extremists
roared back, attacking military bases,
resupplying and causing a rare government
admission of dozens of soldier deaths,” the
Associated Press reported recently. “Shaken,
officials said the extremists had begun using
drones, indicating links with ISIS fighters
fleeing collapsing strongholds in Syria and
Iraq.” The AP cites the leader of the US Africa
Command as saying that the new insurgents are
triple the size of Boko Haram as they have
been known.
[b]For the first time since the Buhari
administration took office it has turned away
from the braggadocio that Boko Haram has
been defeated, except for remnants that
needed to be flushed out. It has finally
conceded failure and worry. And that adds to
the list of unfulfilled major campaign
promises.
Given that the economy and insecurity have
both worsened since Buhari took office, that
corruption remains entrenched and, above all,
that the fabric of Nigerian unity has taken the
severest jolt since the civil war, it would seem
that the administration has flatly failed. In
effect, Buhari’s record can’t seriously be said to
be any better than that of then President
Goodluck Jonathan at this time in 2015, a
record that caused an all-out blitz for his
defeat.[\b]
Not surprisingly, the western governments who
flocked to Buhari’s candidacy in 2015 have now
abandoned him. And irony of ironies, Buhari’s
people now complain about foreign
interference.
First, it was Kaduna State Governor Nasir el-
Rufai threatening that foreigners who
“interfere” with the elections will leave the
country in body bags. It was an incredibly
intemperate statement from which the
administration would have dissociated itself
from. Instead, they defended it.
To buttress el-Rufai’s warning, the All
Progressives Congress campaign spokesman
Festus Keyamo went on the offensive against
international calls for a fair election. Such calls,
he complained, constitute tacit support for
Peoples Democratic Party candidate Atiku
Abubakar.
Yet, in 2014/15, western governments
repeatedly expressed concern for fair
elections. And no less a figure than then US
Secretary of State John Kerry personally
brought that message to Nigeria in a visit that
included a meeting with then candidate Buhari.
Had el-Rufai’s threat been implemented then,
Kerry would have been killed and Nigeria
would have been in much deeper trouble than
it is today.
Keyamo also complained that Atiku was granted
visit to the United States. But during the
campaign for the 2015 election, candidate
Buhari visited the United States and UK
multiple times and was treated like a crown
prince. In the UK in particular, he was given the
closest thing to royal treatment next to lodging
in Buckingham Palace. It is remarkable that the
heat of a presidential campaign can cause such
a deficit in the sense of history —in this case,
very recent history.
In any case, while the objective realities would
point to an electoral loss by Buhari — just as
the case with Jonathan — the polls seem to
suggest differently. Though they generally don’t
provide percentage breakdowns for the major
candidates, they have consistently pointed to a
Buhari victory. (I couldn’t verify a figure
published in a partisan outlet.) The most
credible estimates point to a close contest and
the projections are based on the number of
registered voters in states that are mostly pro-
Buhari or pro-Atiku.
There are at least three factors that make any
projections unreliable. The first is the high
number of undecideds: just one-third of voters
nationwide say they are certain whom they
would vote for. And the percentage of
undecideds is much higher in pro-Atiku states,
especially the southern states. Undecideds
usually make up their minds in the last
minutes. Some actually already knew whom
they would vote for but play coy to opinion
polltakers. This would suggest a last-minute
surge for Atiku.
In the South-East in particular, there is an
understandable reluctance to seem enthusiastic
for any candidate given the Biafra advocacy.
Voters there are more likely to play coy with
polltakers even when they have decided whom
to vote for.
And then there is a new dimension in Nigerian
elections: the increased number of young
voters resulting from the decrease in the
voting age. This would probably break favorably
in favour of Atiku. Though he and Buhari are
close in age, he exudes much more vigour and
has played up his youthfulness during the
campaign.
Regardless of who wins the election, there is
the heartening development that Nigerians’
faith in the electoral process has increased
considerably. In 2014, only 13 per cent of
Nigerians believed in the country’s electoral
system, according to the Gallop polls. That
surged to 34 per cent in 2018, thanks to the
reasonably clean election of 2015.
Whether that trajectory is sustained will
depend on whether the elections are seen to
meet or exceed the standards set in 2015. That
would mean a lot more to Nigeria than who
wins or loses.
https://punchng.com/everything-points-to-buharis-defeat-except-the-polls/
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If the story is true, Buhari could go ahead and put Yusuf there as INEC chairman but they should tell him that he would be going completely mad for taking such step. He would burn down Nigeria first before such could be accepted. He should be reminded that the position of INEC chairman is not the CJN.

If the story is true, Buhari could go ahead and put Yusuf there as INEC chairman but they should tell him that he would be going completely mad for taking such step. He would burn down Nigeria first before such could be accepted. He should be reminded that the position of INEC chairman is not the CJN.

If the story is true, Buhari could go ahead and put Yusuf there as INEC chairman but they should tell him that he would be going completely mad for taking such step. He would burn down Nigeria first before such could be accepted. He should be reminded that the position of INEC chairman is not the CJN.

5thElement:


Dey there make pant dey wear you. Who doesn't know that the third farce was formed by Obasanjo. So what's so surprising if they endorse Obasanjo's protégé

Wrong. The "Third Force" was formed by Olisa Agbakoba (SAN). And don't forget, they claim to have 7million members! Even if Buhari rigs, how will he win?

The fellow may be an APC agent planted to implicate PDP

The momentum and all odds keep swinging in the direction and in favour of Atiku. I think I may have to agree with the school of thought that it would take a massive and extra-ordinary rigging for Buhari to win today's election.

The leadership of the Third Force Movement under the umbrella of Nigeria Intervention Movement has endorsed Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party for the presidential election.

The decision was contained in a statement by the movement’s Director of Media and Publicity, Mr Debo Adeniyi, on Friday.

Adeniyi said the decision of the third force stakeholders was without prejudice to the recently-concluded opinion polls by Alliance for Defence of Democracy to pick a consensus candidate to contest against the All Progressives Congress and the PDP.

He said Atiku was chosen based on his promise to restructure Nigeria.

“Our support for Atiku Abubakar, an ardent apostle of restructuring of the Nigerian state, gives our movement a better and more feasible prospects of taking charge of a new Nigeria in the shortest possible time,” he said.

He added that the movement, under the leadership of Dr Olisa Agbakoba (SAN), and Dr Abduljalil Tafawa Balewa, had mandated the Director-General of NIM to “immediately mobilise all officials, members, stakeholders and allies of the Third Force Movement under the umbrella of NIM to vote and work for Atiku Abubakar enmasse as a major political bloc in the country with over seven million membership.

https://punchng.com/third-force-movement-finally-endorses-atiku/

Mynd44:
How much is the budget of Bauchi per year?

You should have at least saved yourself the public embarrassment by first reading it. Dogara wasn't referring to "per year" but rather since the governor came to office in 2015. Now go and do your research of Bauchi's budget since 2015.

Looking at the so-called "Eurasia group" "prediction" critically, one would discover that it was most likely done around the time Atiku picked Obi as his running mate. The so-called prediction was filled with the sentiments that were playing out around that time about Southeast governors not happy, Wike is angry blah blah blah.
All those nonsense have been forgotten. You only needed to see Atiku's campaign in the Southeast and compare to that of Buhari. Meanwhile, Wike has been campaigning vigorously for Atiku in Rivers state since the past weeks, even more than his own re-election. Lol

Based on the analysis, North Central and Southwest were crucial for Buhari during the last election which also came to be true. Fast forward to 2019, the goodwill Buhari enjoyed in North Central has diminished woefully due to the murderous fulani herdsmen who have ravaged that region without mercy for young of old in the last 3 years. In Southwest, the last Osun governorship election, which PDP won, should be a case study. So, Southwest votes could really go in favour of Atiku.
Now if the same scenario as in 2015 plays out again next week Saturday, then Buhari is surely going back to retire in daura.
But irrespective of region or zone, Buhari's performance has been abysmal, his score card is nothing to write home about.

anonymous1759:



If Buhari had removed the CJN without any skandal it's a different scenario.. Even Onoghen didn't help matters by running away from Justice. With all onoghen's body we all his guilty but just wanted to buy time to preside over the elections.
One point if we want to repair this country the rule of law should be put aside. These thives We've as leaders are just brainwashing people after selling justice acquiring 55 houses, millions of dollars in his foreign account the same rule of does not apply to his senses but when it's time to pay for his crime rule of law applies. Nigeria will continue to wallow in corruption if we continue like this . Dasuki would have been walking Freely after what did because of the so called rule of law... When Jay Jay Rawlings was doing house to house cleansing he didn't observe any rule of law.
But Ghana is doing much better than Nigeria today.
Countries like Singapore, China etc you need to do the extra ordinary to kill corruption.


The last i checked Venezuela is divided Maduro still have it's supporters. Trump want to place sanction on them for their selfish reasons very soon a civil War will brake and you'll still hail them after destroying someone's country.

No one would agree with you that what Buhari did was right even if Onoghen had a case to answer. No matter what, rule of law must be sacrosanct.
Why do you think all the European countries thrive? It's because of Democracy and the rule of law which they respect in their countries.
You said rule of law must be suspended and the country should return back to dictatorship, where human rights are violated with impunity and people are locked up and killed because of protest, people not having a voice of their own and have no right to question or oppose their leaders for fear of being killed, where people's properties are taken away with no court of law to fight for them, are you sure that is what you want?
And you think you or any of your loved ones won't be affected or even become a victim? I don't think so.

But even if Nigeria was to suspend the rule of law to deal with corruption, is it Buhari who should carry it out?? Buhari has no moral right whatsoever to do what General Rawlings did because Buhari himself thrives on corruption, he is morally corrupt and also surrounds himself with very dubious and very corrupt people, many of whom are ex governors who ran their states down when they held power. They say "show me your friend and I will tell you the type of person you are" Where did the son of Buhari get the money to acquire a Power bike worth tens of millions of Naira according to people? What about members of his family who are said to have become billionaires since he became president
Drop the issue of Maduro. Which supporters are you talking about when his armed forced have started desserting him?? Read this.. https://www.nairaland.com/4989746/just-us-announces-sanctions-targeting

anonymous1759:




Buhari didn't do anything wrong bro, let's not be biased if you're asked to swear on behalf of Onoghen with your life that is innocent can you do it

I don't think so, and if Onoghen is from the North also i don't think this topic would have escalated like this.
The US and other International community you're looking up to won't condone this nonsense from onoghen he would have been in jail by now...
Let's stop Being biased I'm not a BMC. But PDP supporters are more Biased.. AGF brought up some fresh corruption cases against Omonghen you can imagine what people are saying. That even if Omonghen Steals he's not the first person APC should let him be he's from South South bla bla... That's wrong even Onoghen knows his guilty. What he plans on doing is taking the Case to court drag it for two, three years before his retirement and still remain a chief justice... Is that the kind of country you won't When the last lender of resort is playing with justice... Even all the chief justice are corrupt even this particular one if investigate all of them you'll find them wanting. But Onoghen should appear in court clear his name then Nigerians can fight for him. He was suspended not sacked.. But I believe the PDP wanted to use him for dirty dealings that's why is paining them... And things like this lead to War. Imagine APC winning the Elections and Omonghen give it to Atiku? That's a clear sign of War. The North will not accept...

And if Atiku wins election and Tanko gives it to his boss Buhari, you think the North will also agree and there won't be war? Or do you think Atiku has no supporters in the North or he's not a Northerner too?

Mind you, I'm not supporting corruption. If Onoghen is culpable of corruption, then let him be removed but through DUE PROCESS as stipulated by the constitution. The constitution of a country is the basis to which that country is built and it must always be respected.
The constitution is clear about how a president, senate president and the Chief Justice can be removed (whether suspension or not). This is for the preservation of seperation of powers. I want you to know that the CJN is NOT an appointee of the president like the ministers and so on. The CJN can ONLY be removed through the recommendation of the NJC and the 2/3 majority of the senate!! Buhari has no such power to remove a CJN single-handedly!!

You said it is paining the PDP, but what about all the SANs who are the experts in Law, the Civil Society Organisations, NBA and many other neutral bodies including the International Communities that have shown their displeasure about the action Buhari took? Are they also PDP? You can't say all these people don't know what they are saying. It is about following the rule of law. Without the rule of law, there will be chaos. Buhari is merely using the fact that he has authority over the security agencies who bare arms to perpetrate illegality.
Can you also swear with your life that Buhari is not trying to install a CJN who would ensure he wins any election tribunal that may arise after the general elections?
He must tow the path of the constitution or he would be disgraced and end with regrets. Remember, he trashed the constitution of Nigeria in the 80s and he was disgraced at last.

Have you heard the latest development in Venezuela about Maduro? Even his army are desserting him already and recognising the man U.S and International Communities have recognised, you can only guess what will become of his presidency as time goes on.
https://www.nairaland.com/4989746/just-us-announces-sanctions-targeting
These International Communities are very important to check those presidents who may choose to rule their countries like emperors without the rule of law, especially African presidents who are mostly power-drunk.

anonymous1759:


Lol what about Iran?? Did they Denuclearize? Don't quote Me again o... If you follow the North Korea story closely you'll see they just agreed to mere formality...
If the Apc wins the elections and EU and US identify with Trump that Atiku is the winner like they're doing in Venezuela Nothing will happen... Go and make research and see dictators who America didn't interfere because they stand Nothing to gain .
And again Al asaad refused to step down in Syria when America asked him to and some other faction in Syria because they didn't recognized him as Syrian president... Just like what's happening in Venezuela is what led to the War in Syria not ISIS OK.

Wrong. it remains to be seen whether Iran would bow or not, it took a while before North Korea bowed to the pressure of U.S. And mind you, in the case of North Korea, U.S didn't have the support of other world powers and the International Communities, U.S did Kim Jung-Un on their own and made him agree to denuclearise. Iran still enjoys the support of other world powers.

But come to think of it, in this case of Nigeria, ALL the International Communities and World Powers - EU, UK, U.S are all speaking with one voice against Buhari! Meaning they are all against him!! This case is different! And stop saying U.S do not have anything to gain!
Take a look at U.S Ambassador's tweet just yesterday https://www.nairaland.com/4989336/onnoghen-what-happens-nigeria-affect . So your tyrant had better been warned and take a lesson from his fellow tyrants that have lived before him how they were taught a lesson of their lives.

Neoteny:


You poor ignorant dumb fool.

Foreign agents intervene only in the face of violent conflict and bloodshed, and even that it's only when it suits their interest. The US and its allies have always wanted Ghaddafi out over his anti-western rhetorics, his being a despotic dictator, support for terrorists, and the Lockerbie bombing.

Meanwhile they've yet to invade Syria or Congo.


But dumb stupid assholes such as your humble self still believe Nato or the UN will waltz in guns blazing to enthrone your patron saint of kleptomania Atiku.

Fukk you that's not happening so you better wake up and smell your farts, dickwad.

Piece of shiit ignorant jackass

Yahaya Jameh, Kim Jung-Un of North Korea and many others were all called to order by the International Communities and forced to dance to their tunes. Buhari's case won't be different.
Of all these examples, you only tried to dispute Gadaffi's case and you are so wrong you idiot. I thought no matter what, International Communities should always respect a nation's sovereignty?

A warning has been sounded to your god, it would be better for him to yield to the warning or face the consequences. He trampled on the constitution of Nigeria in the 80s and his end was regret and disgrace. Make use of your brain you moronic tout

Neoteny:


You don't sound very knowledgeable about how global politics work

There's absolutely nothing they can do besides making the token expression of concern.

I wonder where you got the notion that any foreign country can take any action against another sovereign country where judges are suspended or such other internal matters arise.

Perhaps you can offer such a precedent where any exists. There are several charters of the UN that guarantee the independence and sovereignty of nations which no country has the right to violate.

I just don't understand this obsession with your desire for the US or UK to interfere, when Trump himself is under fire and Russia was sanctioned for overt acts of collusion and interference with US elections.

Stop running to these countries wasting your time that they'd help Atiku win, or that they can do anything to PMB.

Rid yourself of your self destructive delusions.

It's obvious how dumb you are but not strange because most people who see Buhari as a god behave this way.
You are so "knowledgeable" about how global politics work but you've been kept away from world news about how the same International Communities have just issued an 8-day ultimatum to Nicholas Maduro of Venezuela to conduct a another election or they will recognise the opposition candidate as the president of Venezuela! You were deaf and dumb when Nigeria and other ECOWAS countries threatened to declare a war on former Zambia president, Yahaya Jameh about 3 years ago, when he rejected the election that he lost and wanted to conduct another one. They moved war ship and army battalion towards his country and forced him to leave power after pleading with him to leave and he refused! (For your information, Buhari was at fore front of the coalition force against Jameh because he was trying to trample on the constitution of his country just like Buhari is doing now)!!!

You must be ignorant of "how global politics work" when NATO forced erstwhile dictator, Muhammed Gadaffi of Libya, out of power.

Many Buhari's supporters are as good as illetrates as Buhari himself.
Buhari and his supporters should stop exhibiting knee-jerk reactions and schizophrenia about the position these great nations and international communities have taken on Nigeria. They should desist from the path they've chosen before they are taught bitter lesson.
The only problem is that those who do not support Buhari's dictatorship would also bear the brunt when the International Communities descend on Buhari.

Independence and sovereignty of nations my foot!!

anonymous1759:



Which Country is the power force of NATO North Korea has not fully denuclearize keep on Decieving yourself. Like I said inferiority complex make you see the America and Uk as Saints Iran is going on with thier Nuclear plan the US can't even stop them.
You think the international is interested in countries they stand to gain Nothing from ?? If they interfere in Nigeria all of you calling on them will ask them to go back. Why NATO didn't go to Zimbabwe all this while to over throw Mugabe?? Because they stand Nothing to gain... The War in Syria is still on today because of Russia' s support... Any country who is not Alibi to the United States and Uk can easily form pact with Russia...

When your ogogoro Jonathan removed justice Salami and Sanusi lamidu he wasn't a tyrant.
The nonsense onoghen you're fighting for admitted to the crime you should be ashamed of yourself...

Stop comparing water and oil... Mugabe was always elected democratically by his people, so why would you want him to be removed by NATO? Which Zimbabwe constitution did Mugabe trample on like Buhari has been doing since he came to power?
North Korea has not fully denuclearized because it is a gradual process, we are talking radioactive weapon of mass destruction, so your analysis is flawed! The victory for U.S is that North Korea bowed to the pressure and agreed to denuclearize. The war in Syria is NOT a leadership matter, it's about ISIS terrorists, don't be ignorant!!
For your information, international communities have a lot to gain from Nigeria. Is it CRUDE OIL? Migration explosion to their countries in case war broke out in Nigeria? They stand a lot to gain or loose in Nigeria's matter.

[quote author=anonymous1759 post=75154034][/quote] The way people like you reason needs one to check whether there's no vacancy in psychiatric hospitals anymore to examine yourselves. Inferiority complex my foot! If you are so ignorant of history, then let me educate you that Obama didn't remove Gadaffi. NATO removed Muhammed Gadaffi in collaboration with anti-Libyan government rebels in Libya. So your erroneous jargon about Obama admitting wrongdoing in removal of Gadaffi does not arise.
Dictators and tyrants all around the world, like Buhari, need to be checked by superior forces to prevent them from destroying their country.

It is laughable and mischievous for you think that Russia and China would support Buhari against Nigerians and International communities! Why would they do that? North Korea's president was pressured to bow single-handedly by U.S, not even in collaboration with E.U and other International Communites, despite North Korea having the support of your so-called Russia and China! People like you were saying North Korea would never bow. Now, who is Buhari?? An international mockery who went abroad to say he wasn't a clone?? And for you to even mention arab countries, really?

Neoteny:


US, UK and EU did NOT warn PMB. They only expressed their concerns in diplomatic ways.

I don't know whether you people are familiar with the concept of sovereignty, to hope that any foreign country can directly interfere with Nigeria's politics or order buhari around.

This isn't about ordering your god around. It's a warning to him, like they always warn other tyrants of the world in the past who have lived before Buhari "in diplomatic ways". After he disregard their warnings "in diplomatic ways", then they teach him a lesson of his life.
And oh yes! Foreign countries can interfere, this is the only way they can ensure no single man can perpetuate himself illegally over the people for life. Buhari tried to do it in the 80's and he brought regret and disgrace upon himself.

Buhari should remember the treatment given to Gadaffi and be scared. Abacha never won over the will of the people and the rule of Nigeria's laws. U.S have warned Buhari, E.U have warned him, U.K have also warned him. The Gadaffi and Sadam Hussain-treatment awaits every dictator who has chosen not to follow the constitution.

StOla:



It seems PDP supporters have not realised that Atiku and Dele Momodu already know they are the grand zombies resident in Nigeria.

They keep proving to the world that PDP supporters do not have any rationale to support Atiku, but they just cannot help themselves not to support him even if he will only enrich his friends rather than develop the country.

Daily, this Atikulooting zombies make a mockery of themselves over Atiku's inability to return to the same USA he once made his 2nd home outside of Nigeria.

One minute they rejoice that he will go to USA based on lies from the likes of Dele our boy and FFK whose leftovers Ojukwu enjoyed, the next minute they are deflated and ask foolish questions like the above certified zombie, instead of realising that they are the ones that a lot is wrong with.

But they will still Atikuloot like the zombies they truly are.

See them below falsely rejoicing when Dele lied to them, knowing they are inbred zombies. Can these set of zombies ever learn?

https://www.nairaland.com/4967098/atiku-just-arrived-washington-dc . You've now seen how miserable it is to choose to be a zombie

Really

lafex:

You don't need to see his rally physically
His social media rally is enough
He's only social media candidate
Someone that doesn't place a single poster and advert on radio/television and want to win an election
Where does that shot happen?
E
RUBISH

Lol. I rest my case then...