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Waiting for AIT's response. they were not in even smart in their attempt to lie
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Just read all the tweets by gbenga sesan, the guy finish them. I know apc is not that foolish to rig an online poll. Polls help a party to know how popular they are and monitor the pattern of voting in other to improve their strategy. Rigging an online poll doesn't make sense to me at all.. #SaiBuhari joor |
gambit10:One orijin for you sir! The way some people reason at times can make someone vomit |
How can AIT set up a poll and dnt have a security to detect multiple voting by same IP address?? That is suppose to b the first security that should be in place, if you can't do that don't conduct any poll. Does AIT even know the damage they are doing to their reputation?? Just allow people waste their data for nothing. |
senatorbayor:Baba, they didn't hire any KPMG to do any sh*t... it was jst to pacify us for a while and keep us on a long thing |
maxtamazin:Are they presidents just because of their age or because of the content of their character?? I wonder how some of reason. So I should vote GEJ jst because he is 57 and not because of his ideology and what he stands for?? I weep for u |
PassingShot:"The President also promised to give special attention to Nasarawa State on account of what he said is the proximity of the state to Abuja" What about those of us far from abuja?? Dnt we deserve special attention too. Look what a president is saying! |
Francis5:Baba go and ask unilag! |
And someone will wnt to tell me not to vote change. Whether we like it or not, Nigeria stands a better chance of progressing under GMB. This change is inevitable! It must happen! Nigerians let's get our PVC and give a APC a chance for them to show us what they can do. #SaiBuhari |
asadike:They dnt hate us, they knw more than we do on this boko haram issue. Its now very clear they dnt trust the Nigerian government. Something is wrong somewhere that our govnt is not telling us |
bokohalal:Can't u see they are using exact words of FFK. |
Major rift between the Nigerian and American military authorities have been hampering the fight against Boko Haram militants, which have been carrying out murderous attacks on villages and towns in the North-East, the New York Times reports. Relations between American military trainers and specialists advising the Nigerian military in the fight against Boko Haram are so strained that the Pentagon often bypasses Nigeria altogether, choosing to work instead with security officials in the neighbouring countries of Chad, Cameroon and Niger, NY Times quoted defence officials and diplomats as saying. Following the strain in relationship, the Federal Government in December 2014 cancelled the last stage of American training of a newly-created Nigerian Army battalion and there has been no resumption of the training since then. This was against the backdrop of the refusal of the US to sell Cobra attack helicopters and other lethal weapons to the Federal Government to combat the Boko Haram insurgency, saying the army could not maintain them. US Secretary of State John Kerry, scheduled to travel to Nigeria on Sunday, is expected to discuss the security issue and the forthcoming elections with President Goodluck Jonathan when they meet in Lagos. The NY Times reports that American officials are hesitant to share intelligence with the Nigerian military because they contend it has been infiltrated by Boko Haram. It said that the US was so concerned about Boko Haram infiltration that American officials had not included raw data in intelligence they had provided Nigeria, worried that their sources would be compromised. The officials are also said to be wary of the Nigerian military as well, citing corruption and sweeping human rights abuses by its soldiers. “We don’t have a foundation for what I would call a good partnership right now,” said a senior military official with the US Africa Command, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to speak publicly on the matter. “We want a relationship based on trust, but you have to be able to see yourself. And they’re in denial,” the official said. Senator Ahmed Zanna said it was disappointing that the US would bypass Nigeria to work with smaller countries on terrorism. “For a small country like Chad or Cameroon to come to assist the Americans, that is disappointing. You have a very good and reliable ally and you are running away from them,” he said, faulting the Nigerian government. “It is terrible. I pray for a change of government,” he added. A British diplomat noted that the frustration between the two sides (Nigeria and US) has broad implications for the fight against Boko Haram, including making it harder for other international partners who have joined the effort. “We are trying to work closely with the French and the Americans in support of the Nigerian military and government against Boko Haram, a rift between one of our two partners and the Nigerian government is not a good thing,” the diplomat http://punchng.com/news/terrorism-us-ignores-nigeria-to-work-with-chad-cameroon/ |
damola1:The most sensible comment so far!!! Kudos |
Curlieweed:How many jobs did GEJ create for igbos ![]() |
What is our law enforcement doing about all this violence for christ sake!!!! No investigation, no arrest, nothing is done, no one is held responsible for anything these days, we just leave everything to public opinion and allow people to brew hate in their mind that puts the country in danger. What kind of country is this for christ sake!!!! Everyone is preaching peace no one is talking about justice, whereas the only to guarantee peace is by ensuring justice. I'm sick and tired of all this... Where is our police force Where is DSS![]() |
GEJ knows he has lost RCCG, d nxt logical thing is to go to winners. Sorry that oyedepo's reputation is d price for this. Seriously disappointed with him. |
Meanwhile here is a discussion btwn two friends
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barcanista:Pls wats ur twitter handle. You are of d few sensible ppl I hv seen here. |
Federal Government still subsidises the pump price of petrol in Nigeria at N87 per litre, Executive Secretary of PPPRA, Farouk Ahmed, www.punchng.com/news/at-n87-fg-still-subsidises-petrol-pppra/ |
mankevo:amen o... Ur comment jst dey inspire me |
jerseyboy:YOU ARE A FOOL |
kay1one:So d principal forged the result abi |
Wow... Bovi sticking out his neck for GEJ. I wonder his reasons. For me I dnt tink anyone shld 4giv GEJ for dat immigration scam alone not to tlk of d other scandals and blunders. |
kay1one:The letter read to u by d army is from where?? |
Atmmachine:Many are mad few are roaming |
many are mad few are roaming. #FayoseMustApologise |
I'm so surprised dat som ppl are falling for dis "prevention" response of gej to d issue of corruption. Jona neva tot dat d corruption would b d main issue in dis campaign and wen buhari was singin d anti-corruption song and ppl wer listening he was rattled ans had to come up wit a dumb reaponse of prevention as if we are fools. |
PointB:and u tink u jst made sense. Smh |
wat more can we say. We must effect dis change even if its jst 4 d sake of it. |
Every vibrant democracy needs a change from time to time just to make the political scene competitive because with competition comes progress. When you combine the need for change with the sheer arrogance of the PDP and the gross incompetence of this particular president, you can reach no conclusion other than an APC victory in FEBuhari. Edo state is an example |
