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At the Presidential campaign rally of GEJ/Sambo in Jigawa state on January 21st, 2015, in the presence of President Jonathan;
Namadi Sambo declares;

"Buhari ya dauko pastor a matsayin mataimakinsa kunsan coci nawa yake dashi? Yanada coci 5000, don haka karku zabesu. -Namadi Sambo

The translation is -

"Buhari has selected a pastor as his running mate, do you know how many churches he{Osinbajo) has? He has 5000 churches, so based on that, don't vote for them (APC)".

omenka:
And this is the same Atiku the nest of killers are alleging is planing to leave the party, created a useless thread in respect of that and had some paid mod move the trash to the fp!!

Very lovely pics Lalasticlala. Shows how calm and unfazed the leaders of our great party are in the face of wanton provocation by the PDP and her foot soldiers.

Compare that to the pic below:

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Mourning season nah?

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docadams:
Rehearsal before the great EXIT!
Wishing GEJ a painlessfull UNfruitful return to Otueke in advance.

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GEJ’s Visit to Wounded Troops. What I Noticed

POSTED BY TOKUNBO AKINTOLA ON JANUARY 19, 2015 POSTED IN FOTOVOICE

I don’t know if I am missing something here but, here are a few details missing in the photos:

1. No doctor to show the President around and introduce the wounded soldiers.

2. No drips, no broken skin, no bandages. Were they down with malaria and not gun shot wounds?

3. The mattresses, blankets and mosquito nets are very new and look previously unused.

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See GOBE!

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pasqal09:
Even if she was single, how is that right?

What a fuss about 'almost' and 'married woman'? The unmarried woman will still marry one day; in essence you could sleep/you have been sleeping/you can sleep/you will still sleep with married women (somebody's wife- which could be your uncle, cousin, brother, friends or neighbor) in advance!

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obiZEAL:
Am I in Nigeria....?
Or is Nigeria 2

Questions for the gods!

BUT what of the ...

1. Per capital income

2. Foreingn reserve

3. Naira value

4.Foreign debts and Borrowings

5. Percentage of capital projects to expenditures

6. Percentage of capital projects commissioned via-a-vis "earmarked"

7. Rate of Unemployment

8. How many have died of malnutrition...

tola9ja:
A president who spent five SIX years in office and still
campaigning on the same promises he made four
years ago has admitted to wasting Nigeria four
precious years of progress.

Any Nigerian voting a president on the same
undelivered promises made four years ago has
endorsed four full years of failure.

Vote Out Failure, Vote In Progress!
# VoteBuhari # ChangeIsPossible !

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RichDad1:
The depth or shallowness of each candidate and his political form is
further accentuated in the following joke currently trending in
Nigeria’s social media:
1. APC: We will ensure power stability.
1. PDP: Where is Mrs Buhari?
2. APC: We are going to fight corruption 2. PDP: APC tried to hack INEC computers
3. APC: We are going to fight terrorism
3. PDP: Some APC elder statesmen are garage touts
4. APC: We will invest in agriculture
4. PDP: S/South will collapse the economy if Jonathan loses
5. APC: We are going to upgrade standard of education 5. PDP: I will expose failures of our ex heads of state
6. APC: We will curb degradation of environmental pollution
6. PDP: Buhari doesn’t know his phone number.
7. APC: Nigeria’s wealth must be enjoyed by all of us
7. PDP: Buhari put Umaru Dikko inside a crate
8. APC: We will encourage rural development 8. PDP: Buhari cannot use a computer.

I will create 2 million JOBS every year when re-elected. for more of these jokes text JONATHAN to 3333. text cost 50naira only- Oguash

Again, Jonathan Begs Aggrieved PDP Chieftains Not To Leave Party


BY FESTUS OWETEJAN 16, 2015

Again, President Goodluck Jonathan has pleaded with aggrieved members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, who lost out during the party’s primaries not to defect to other parties.

Addressing PDP supporters in Abakaliki, the Ebonyi State capital, the president said those aggrieved now might have the opportunity to be elected after the tenure of the winners.

President Goodluck Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan
The Trent Nigeria
Mr. Jonathan had made a similar plea last month following threats by some members who lost in the governorship, Senate, House of Representatives and State Houses of Assembly primaries, to quit the party.

However, prominent members of the party, including a former National Chairman of the PDP, Barnabas Gemade, a former National Auditor, Samuel Ortom, and a former Information Minister, Labaran Maku, dumped the party.

There were also reports that the Ebonyi State Governor, Martin Elechi, some of his government’s officials and 22 governorship aspirants on the PDP platform in Akwa Ibom State, were also planning to leave the party.

Mr. Jonathan asked the aggrieved aspirants to stay in the party members and work with those who won.

“At the end of our primaries, there were grievances all over the country, not only the PDP, all parties. There is no party that will do primaries that there will be no issues, but we plead that we should stay, work together in the party,” the president.

“Don’t leave the party because you are aggrieved, No. we have to stay together. The tenure of any office – whether it is the state assembly, Senator, House of Representatives member lasts four years. After that four years if you feel your were not treated well, it may be you turn. Probably, we didn’t give you higher office to run, stay we can carry ourselves together.”

The president said the PDP’s campaign was essentially for the young people and women. He said Nigeria’s future belongs to the young people who must be developed to achieve their potentials.

He added, “If I should tell Nigerians that myself and my age mates are the ones to take Nigeria to the moon then I am lying. We are almost gone. So we have to create the environment for the young people.

“Every year we take young people to the best universities in the world. If we want to buy weapons we have to go to the left, go to the right to beg to buy. Those who manufacture these things are not angels they human beings like us. Our own case, probably we don’t have that kind of education that will make our people to come to revolutionise the industries. This is one of the reasons we are sending these people so that in the future they will be able to produce our needs.

“This government is focused; we know where we are going. We know where we are taking this country to. We only say the young people should join us. Nobody should deceive you, nobody should buy your votes because since 1960 when we gained independence people have been buying your vote.”

He said unlike the All Progressives Congress, APC, his administration would not build prisons. He however said if elected he would continue to build schools to grow the young ones.

“It may be a day dream, but I am also dreaming that one day we will not have prisons in this country. One day we will be able to create enough opportunities for all Nigerians and Nigerians will not be thinking about prison,” he said.

Mr. Jonathan also said he looked forward to the day a woman would become the president of Nigeria.

Stating that the votes of the women were very important, the president said since 1960, Nigerian politicians had been playing politics, forming governments and constituting cabinets, but his administration was the first to give identity to the Nigerian women.

“That is not where the PDP government wants to end. I have said that we want a situation where international magazine will talk about women in governance and any other thing. And for you to do that you must start at home. So also our women we must expose them.

“Whatever they ask us what example can you give us so that we can be convinced? We are putting the women; even in ECOWAS, the person representing Nigeria is a woman, in OAU, the woman there, in the UN, a woman, Joy Ogwu is there. We are pushing more women to global level,” the president said.

“This is the only administration that is ready to give, including the one I am asking for, to women. I would have loved to see a female president before I die. That is my aspiration. My aspiration is that I should see a female president before I die. I should see a female governor, deputy governors though we have some deputy governors already. We want to see women go further and further. At the national level we are pushing for more women to go to the parliament.”

Mr. Jonathan said he always felt at home whenever he was in Ebonyi State, describing it as “a peaceful state”. He said the state and his home state, Bayelsa, were had a lot of things in common.

He stated further, “Those problems we have in Bayelsa State are the problems we have here. That is why you don’t need to come to me to request for change. I have an idea. I may not know all.

“Let me assure you that whatever you want we will do. The key things due to the ‘salt of the nation’ it will surely get.”

The president also said his administration had a plan to stop importing rice in the next four years and that Ebonyi State was one of the states it was relying on to achieve what he described as “rice revolution.”

Stating that the Abaliki rice was already popular, the president said “What we want to do is to improve on our farming, the quality of our produce, cassava and so on. It will surely key into our rice revolution.

“We will develop young men and women that will go into commercial agriculture. We must work with people in Ebonyi State to encourage small and medium scale industries. That is the only thing we will do to create to job. Ebonyi State luckily has a lot of minerals. With the drop in the oil price, government will surely diversify the economy. Solid minerals and agriculture are some of these areas that we will go in.”

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ireneony:
Never heard of apc

Of course, not from those just returning from the land of the dead!

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patrickmuf:
If PDP claims it has more support in the North East as Prof Oladipo will have us believe, then they and not the APC should be clamouring for elections to be held there...The lines of Prof tells you it's an APC strong hold, hence the silence from the PDP....

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EdCure:
Yes!
We must reject every smokescreen in its entirety because the neutrality of the security agencies is non-negotiable. They have so far been apparently biased towards the PDP accross the country.

Every peace pact and Greek gift ends on the paper in which they are written, as long as the presidency is not showing any genuine commitment to ensure it's realisation.

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deriod:
Obasanjo & Tinubu matter shouldn't be ur problem ,intensify d campaign for ur Boss ,febuhari Gej is going back to otuoke & u will b d one to change address cos u b going with him to support him in his fish farming .


sai Buhari

... and ogogoro refinery

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xpac01:
Demanding for neutrality in politics is like demanding for ship at an airport. Partiality is very inevitable. So APC is invariably telling no peace after the elections. Well, still praying GEJ goes back to Otuoke peacefully.

...By May 29, 2015

Real reason Jonathan visited Maiduguri
January 15, 2015Ola' Audu

Contrary to claims by the Presidency that President Goodluck Jonathan made a surprise visit to Maiduguri, the Borno state capital, on Thursday out of genuine concern to identify with troops and displaced people, insiders in the president’s campaign have told PREMIUM TIMES the journey was packaged to prepare the ground for Mr. Jonathan’s campaign in the troubled Northeast region beginning next week.
The President, accompanied by the Chief of Defence Staff, Service Chiefs, the National Security Adviser and the Director-General of the National Emergency Management Agency, visited officers and men of the 7 Division of the Nigerian Army at Maimalari Cantonment in Maiduguri, thanking them for their service to the nation and telling them the nation was proud of them and grateful for their dedication and commitment to the defence of the civilian population against terrorists.
But those familiar with Mr Jonathan’s political strategies as he campaigns for re-election said the President was talked into the trip by his political advisers and officials of his campaign council as a way of neutralising criticism over his refusal to visit the region despite an upsurge in attacks by Boko Haram militants who have massacred civilians and security officials.
The president’s party, the Peoples Democratic Party, had recently announced that Mr. Jonathan would visit the troubled zone to canvass votes despite failing to visit the towns where the insurgents have continued to murder and abduct hundreds.
Our source, who asked not to be named so as not to be accused of sabotaging the President’s campaign, said Mr. Jonathan became concerned after widespread criticism trailed the announcement that he would be campaigning in the region.
“The president was advised to try and make at least one non-political visit to the region to shut up critics,” one of our sources said. “Everyone agreed that taking campaigns to the zone without this kind of initial visit might expose the President to ridicule. That’s essentially why he visited today, and I’m telling you this authoritatively.”
Another source said Mr. Jonathan has scheduled campaign stops for Bauchi (Bauchi) on January 22, and Maiduguri (Borno) on January 24.
By the schedule read out to PREMIUM TIMES Thursday night, the president’s campaign train plans to be in Yola (Adamawa) on January 29 and Gombe (Gombe) and Damaturu (Yobe) on February 2.
“With today’s visit to Maiduguri, we believe the ground is now better prepared for campaign stops,” an official said.
The top officials of the President’s campaigns couldn’t be reached to comment for this story. Director General Ahmadu Ali and campaign spokesperson, Femi Fani-Kayode, did not answer or return calls seeking comments.
Meanwhile, our reporter in Maiduguri has sent dispatches giving additional details about the President’s surprise visit to the Borno state capital.
The president arrived Maiduguri on his official jet, accompanied by two other military aircrafts that landed at the Maiduguri International Airport at airport at about 3pm on Thursday.
Mr. Jonathan was accompanied by all the service chiefs of the Nigeria Armed forces as well as the national security adviser, Sambo Dasuki, and few other politicians from the state.
There was no special reception at the airport, even as major PDP politicians in the state including the minister of states for power, Muhammed Wakil, and former governor, Ali Modu Sheriff, were all conspicuously absent at the airport.
The Borno state governor, Kashim Shettima, as well as his deputy, Zannah Mustapha, were at the airport alongside other heads of security forces in the state to receive the president.
The president was immediately driven in a convoy of few motorcades escorted by heavily armed soldiers and counter terrorism unit of the police through the barricaded streets of Maiduguri to Brigadier Maimalari barracks where he addressed troops there.
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The president who commended the soldiers at the barracks for their gallantry told the troops that his visit to them was in commemoration of the armed forces remembrance day.
Mr Jonathan gave the soldiers the assurances that their welfare would be improved to enable them “crush the insurgents”.
The President was also ushered into the military hospital wards inside the barrack where he met with some of the injured soldiers behind closed doors.
From barracks, the president headed back to the airport after stopping over at one of the IDP camps along the way where he met and sympathised with the displaced persons from Baga town.
He informed the IDPs through an interpreter that the federal government is doing everything possible to ensure they all return to their homes very soon.
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“The federal government is very much concerned about your situation here and I assure you all that we very soon you will all return back to your homes in Bama, Gubio, Ngala and Baga. I want you all to be patient and cooperate with the NEMA and other emergency aid agencies who are instructed to cater for your welfare while in the camp,” he said.
The presidential aircraft took off from Maiduguri International Airport at about 6:20pm.

FrancisTony:
No matter how hard they try to justify promiscuity, it still doesn't change anything.

#TeamVirgin
#TeamZipUpBeforeMarriage
#TeamNoMasturbatìon
#TeamSelfcontrol

#TeamHeavenFocus

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pple no dey sleep nii[/quote]Can you convince this house that you're part of the bolded?

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alabiyemmy:
you can lie. And your place is in hell fire.

Either lie or true: Are these questions not germane for your happiness as a Nigerian?
Kindly send them to your lord and master to answer for us Nigerians, especially the first four of them.

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Tolexander:
this is one of the problems of the dwindling education sector in the nation. Comment out of ignorance!

Some people commenting did not know a dime about GMB's regime talkless of Shagari. Most social-and polital-conscious Nigerians rejoice at the the Take-Over (ask your older ones) and there was a halt to political senselessness. Though, it was painful that our politicians stupidly threw away the Democracy, then.

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Abiola080:
Lagos State Governor to be (Mr Akinwunmi Ambode) was at the scene of the fire incident of the Balogun Market area of Lagos to sympathize with the market men and women affected. He has plans to curtail fire incidents in Lagos which he shared with the traders.


http://topeorekoya..com/2015/01/photos-akinwunmi-ambode-visit-balogun.html

Withal Agbaje?

GMB- 114

GEJ- 35

This is interesting, 325%!

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patrickdarlins:
THATS YOUR MAIN HAPPINESS ABI...

SEX....

OK

Cockroaches, mosquitoes have. Rats, baboons have. When has this become a millennial achievement?