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NgeneUkwenu:This Metuh guy, along with Messrs Okupe, Abati and Omokri really killed GEJ in the minds of neutrals and forced people to dislike him. |
lurex2rhyme:Awww, poor baby, you don't understand. Let me explain it to you. If GEJ loses, he will rot in Prison for all the crimes he has committed against Nigeria. He is fighting for his survival because a change in Govt will mean a change in how Govt conducts business. Meaning,corruption and theft of Govt property becomes very serious punishable crimes. If GEJ loses he is in big trouble and he knows it. |
B69U:What other endorsement is bigger than pictures with the President, trading words with the President's perceived opponents, receiving a Private Jet gift from the President, then donating said Private Jet to the President to be used for espionage, illegal arms purchases and/or Money Laundering? |
Collynzo9:How do you know "They do their job and go away"? Do you even have an idea who they are before I mentioned their names? Why is it always lies, lies, and more irrational lies from you kids? Well, as stated severally, I have known,met, and worked with Mr.Buhari a few times during the late 70s-early 80s so it is expected of me to drum up support for his candidacy especially seeing as how Nigeria has derailed badly from the Nation I used to know. Buhari is an upright, straightforward and honest man whom Nigerians won't have to worry about their money or security when he's in charge. He is not frivolous and he believes In Discipline and accountability --- qualities which Nigeria currently lacks because of the kind of irresponsible people at the top. With Buhari in charge, you can be rest assured that Nigeria's development will be improved. Money meant for development will not be stolen or used to buy Private Jets. This much I know about him. And, like I always stated here, I have benefited enough (financially) from your country for services rendered I could live another 150 lifetimes and not have a worry in the world so, no, I do not need to "roam Government circles hoping for Government contracts". Occasionally coming on NL to dispel rumors and untruths being falsely fed to the populace by compromised youths such as yourself is---I believe--- my own minor contribution in ensuring that Nigeria rises again. Do your own bit by refusing chump change to spew lies hatred and bigotry. Your future and that of your unborn kids is at stake. |
Collynzo9:Well, like most GEJ supporters it is not surprising that you will try to divert the topic at hand and derail the thread by lying, miscontruing events, and posting idiocy that makes no sense. Focus on the subject at hand and earn your pay. Concentrate dude, your survival depends at it. If you don't make enough between now and Feb.14th hunger is going to beckon. Then again, your kind only gets called up every election cycle. I.e go hungry for 3 1/2 yrs, eat lovely for 6 months...until the next election. Padre, your beef is not with me. Focus on why you're on here 24/7. Earn your pay. P.S: Go ask Sarah McDonald, Jeremy Weate, Rajiv Amrhabbi and co why they talk about Nigeria all day on social media. If not for people like us your stories would've never been told and your plight would've been unknown to the world. In other words, get on your knees and thank us you ungrateful jerk. |
Collynzo9:we've gone through this at least 5times. Stop being silly. Concentrate on the topic at hand. Remember, if you don't do the job PDP paid you for--- when Buhari wins--- it's back to the Motor Park for you, or Armed Robbery, and guess what that will get you since Buhari abhors criminal acts... Exactly! So, get to posting Propaganda till your fingers crackle because your survival depends entirely on it. |
OLADD:And you weren't ashamed when you heard him speak? GEJ is a disgrace of a stateman/Politician. He is not articulate, he sounds doozy most times, his pronunciations, phonetics and accent is terrible and strays off point most times. You can tell a man by looking at his spouse... There you have it. |
Oduduwaboy:Goodluck Jonathan is no different from his supporters ; dark minded, mentally backwards, obtuse and out of tune with the fast rapid pace of the rest of the world. 99.9% of them don't even know they're suffering and living in squalor. |
searay:No link? No source? And why are all your questions directed at Buhari? Have you seen Sambo's "replacement certificates" with your own eyes or you just expect us to rely on your words (even though you seem to come across as less than trustworthy)? |
Short of rigging---then ending up being chased into exile by the people--- theres absolutely no way GEJ will win the election. |
Back2seder:Just take a look at the writing of the person questioning GMB's educational background... Smh |
PDP has lost this election. It is just too obvious. |
Who comes up with these foolish stories? |
Firefire:Doesn't UPN have a horse in this race? Shouldn't Dr.Fasheun be extolling his candidate and downplaying both Buhari and GEJ, and not just Buhari alone? So this man is clearly on GEJ'S payroll too? What a shame. |
Collynzo9:Would you have been happier if it had been written by a Togolese? |
Will Muhammadu Buhari be Nigeria's next president? Fisayo Soyombo edits Nigerian online newspaper TheCable. https://www.aljazeera.com/mritems/images/2014/12/31//2014123192216857734_20.jpg Buhari remains the single most popular man in northern Nigeria, writes Soyombo [Reuters] For the first time in the last 16 years - Nigeria's longest spell of democracy - there is a real chance that the president could be someone other than the candidate of the People's Democratic Party (PDP). Many times, I have described Muhammadu Buhari, the man who will face Jonathan in 2015, as a "perennially-losing presidential candidate". In 2003 he emerged as the sole candidate of the All Peoples Party (APP), after two candidates Rochas Okorocha and Harry Akande were pressured into stepping down, while Yahaya Abubakar failed to show up on the date of the primary. In the elections, Buhari lost to then incumbent, Olusegun Obasanjo of the PDP. In 2007, he was consensus candidate of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) after Bukar Ibrahim and Pere Ajunwa were made to back down on convention day. Buhari then lost to PDP's Umaru Musa Yar'Adua. In 2011, he contested the elections on the platform of the Congress for Progressives Change (CPC), which he formed, losing again, to Goodluck Jonathan. In all three cases, his emergence was without intra-party opposition. But I am first to admit that Buhari's story has changed. By contesting and winning the presidential primary of the All Progressive Congress (APC) - the first time his presidential ambition has been challenged - Buhari has recorded the most important victory of his political career. And if the 2015 election is free and fair, he could well better that record. Why Buhari may win Buhari remains the single most popular man in northern Nigeria. Despite lacking real party structure, Buhari, with CPC in 2011, defeated Jonathan in Yobe, Zamfara, Sokoto, Niger, Kebbi, Katsina, Kano, Kaduna, Gombe and Jigawa. He single-handedly polled a total of 12,214,853 votes, which amounted to 54.3 percent of Jonathan's tally. Riding on the back of APC's nationwide structure backed by 14 governors and their war chest, a Buhari victory in 2015 is quite possible. Counting the Cost - Who is stealing Nigeria's oil? [img]http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/201409/1815/665003303001_3783452359001_2014912133212425734-20.jpg?pubId=665003303001[/img] Buhari is popular outside the north as well. Four days after he created his Twitter account (@ThisIsBuhari), he had already amassed 45,000 followers. This is testament to Buhari's growing national - not just northern - acceptability, because the north remains Nigeria's least literate zone. The north, therefore, has a sparse population of Internet users, which means that Buhari's crowd of Twitter followers probably come from across the country. In truth, Buhari cannot take full credit for his popularity outside the north. Full marks should go to Goodluck Jonathan, the man who has unravelled as the antithesis of his opponent's unique selling point. Presidential spokesman Reuben Abati can deliver the floweriest prose about his boss's aversion to corruption while his colleague Doyin Okupe hurls the foulest words at the opposition and other Nigerians daily puncturing the president's professed incorruptibility. But the majority of Nigerians have come to accept that Jonathan, even if re-elected for 10 terms, will never fight corruption. The courage is lacking, the political will is nonexistent, the desperation for re-election is so consuming that he would not hurt the weakest of his corrupt political allies. So Nigerians are prepared to turn to Buhari, unarguably the least stained presidential aspirant in the eyes of the people. When APC was formed in February 2013, senior PDP figures dismissed it as a failure-bound union of four parties. Who would blame them? Many were sceptical that this merger would not survive even a year. Yet, in another two months, this merger would be two years old. But that is not the story. The story is that all APC presidential aspirants defeated by Buhari have offered him their support. Few expected it. Atiku Abubakar, the man most expected to bolt out of APC in the event of a loss, congratulated Buhari the moment the ex-general's vote count overtook his, even though the winner had not yet been officially announced at the time. There is a massive movement for Buhari, which Jonathan didn't face in 2011. Negative perceptions [img]http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/201412/3134/665003303001_3932721550001_2014129192911426734-20.jpg?pubId=665003303001[/img] That Buhari stands a good chance of winning does not mean he is not facing challenges. Nigerians, though forgetful, are largely an unforgiving lot. Their memories only need to be reignited by reminders of an individual's past indiscretions. Living under Boko Haram in Nigeria That was what Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka did, first in 2007; and his thoughts have been massively re-circulated since Buhari's emergence as the APC candidate. The unjust execution of Lawal Ojuolape, Bernard Ogedengbe and Bartholomew Owoh, through a retroactive decree, will haunt Buhari ahead of February. There is nothing Muhammadu Buhai can do - and he himself knows - to extricate himself from his perception as a religious bigot. For the second time running, he has chosen a pastor as his running mate. But even if he chooses a pope, there are Nigerians who won't pick Buhari for fear of enthroning a religiously extreme president. In 2011, Buhari was accused of inciting the violence that followed his loss to Jonathan. The following year, he said "the dog and the baboon would all be soaked in blood" should the 2015 election be rigged. Buhari has shed blood before for his presidential ambition, some people believe. And they think he would do it again. Such man, they reason, should never taste power. And there are those who would never vote for a 72-year-old. How can APC be trumpeting change while fielding a man who was military president more than three decades ago? That's no change; it's recycling. The candidature of a septuagenarian is a dent on whatever progress we think we have made as a democracy. And although there have been arguments on the immorality of voting for either Buhari or Jonathan, Nigeria badly needs the "recycled freshness" that voting Jonathan out would herald! Fisayo Soyombo edits Nigerian online newspaper TheCable. The views expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect Al Jazeera's editorial policy. https://www.yahoo.com http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2014/12/will-muhammadu-buhari-be-niger-2014123191647111939.html |
donpeey22:How did GEJ appointing Ihejerika improve your standard of living, that of your neighbors, or your state as a whole? |
Collynzo9:What the hell are you blabbing about? |
Collynzo9:You guys will blame every and anything when you can't explain your folly. No surprises there. |
Marvin67:This is old news, I posted this same article a few years ago. Some--- like yourself--- just choose to ignore the truth and pretend you're seeing it for the first time. |
Northwoods Ministries "For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but wanting to have their ears tickled, they will accumulate for themselves teachers in accordance to their own desires, and will turn away their ears from the truth and will turn aside to myths." Northwoods is a ministry dedicated to refreshing Christians and challenging them to search for the truth in Christianity, politics, sociology, and science Father God, thank you for the love of the truth you have given me. Please bless me with the wisdom, knowledge and discernment needed to always present the truth in an attitude of grace and love. Use this blog and Northwoods Ministries for your glory. Help us all to read and to study Your Word without preconceived notions, but rather, let scripture interpret scripture in the presence of the Holy Spirit. All praise to our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Thursday, January 1, 2015 Goodluck Jonathan Spouting Nonsense Again as Nigerian Election Nears Goodluck Jonathan has faced criticism for failing to stop Boko Haram Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan has vowed to defeat militant group Boko Haram, after a series of attacks blamed on the group in recent weeks. [img]http://1.bp..com/-pFIvwKg-2cc/VKXW70scYQI/AAAAAAAAMFs/pnlMYQlCbhc/s1600/goodluckJ.jpg[/img] He's clearly upset as you can see by the smile in this photo. Goodluck Johnathon is a pathological liar and has no interest in defeating Boko Haram. If you believe he does, I have a tropical island for sale off the coast of Labrador, cheap. Earlier on Thursday, at least 10 people were injured by a suicide bomber near a church in Gombe, north-east Nigeria. On Wednesday, 11 people were killed when a bomb went off on a bus heading from Gombe to neighbouring Yobe state. Mr Jonathan said the group had caused "agony" in the country. They killed at least 2,000 civilians in 2014. "I want to assure you that the terrorists will not get away with the atrocities, they will not win," Mr Jonathan said in his new year's address. "We will bring justice to the savage terrorists known as Boko Haram. They will be defeated." Mr Jonathan, who is up for re-election in February, has made similar pledges before and has faced criticism for failing to stop the militants. [img]http://2.bp..com/-DX-sF9_bdQA/VKXW7kRBn7I/AAAAAAAAMFo/OobxZw618Y4/s1600/Boko%2BHaram%2Battack.jpg[/img] A general view of the scene of a bomb blast at Dukku bus rank in Gombe, Nigeria, 22 Dec 2014. At least 26 were killed in bomb attacks in Gombe & Bauchi last month North-east Nigeria has seen a spate of attacks blamed on Boko Haram. At least 26 people were killed in bomb attacks in the cities of Gombe and Bauchi in December. On 24 December, Nigeria's Borno and Yobe states imposed temporary travel bans in an attempt to prevent attacks by Boko Haram. The group, whose name means "Western education is forbidden", has been waging an insurgency to create an Islamic state in the region. Last year, a state of emergency was imposed in the north-eastern states of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa in an attempt to beat back the militants. However, the group has stepped up attacks since then, seizing large swathes of territory in Borno and capturing hundreds of people, including women and children, during raids on towns and villages. Posted by Gary Wm Myers at 3:36 PM No comments: Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Labels: anti-Christian, Boko Haram, corruption, criticism, fraud, Humanity Insanity, Islam, jihad, liars, massacre, Nigeria, Politics http://2.bp..com/-DX-sF9_bdQA/VKXW7kRBn7I/AAAAAAAAMFo/OobxZw618Y4/s1600/Boko%2BHaram%2Battack.jpg |
Jamean:You are partly right and I agree with some of your points, but thats the sad state Nigeria finds itself in. Its between the devil and the deep blue sea so no Nigeria doesn't have that much of a choice as to brighter more vibrant minds running for President. But without chasing out the likes of Jonathan from power, and empowering ordinary, poorer, Nigerians financial state through improvement of their standard of living, those that deserve to run Nigeria will never have a chance. For now I think Buhari is a better choice. Nigeria should not let this opportunity slip by. |
rozayx5:In your mind you know that account was set up by a GEJ supporter. |
Is it an election if the results have already been decided? I see Nigeria going the way of Ivory Coast and GEJ, his wife and cohorts going the way of Laurent Gbagbo, his wife and their cronies. |
mapet:Roflmao when I said this all I got were insults. I bet GEJ doesn't have a PhD. Nigerians have been scammed by a superscammer. |
Nigerian "Christians" are, without doubt, the most hypocritical, most fanatical, most diabolical and most pretentious in the world. I doubt even Jesus would want anything to do with them considering how deceitful they are. Lets imagine this signpost was "Mohammed Holy Quran Street" what would the outrage be like from these so called Bible totters? |
englishmart:Mr.EnglishSmart, what is "Overthroned"? |
PentiumPro:You forgot to add madness. |
Nmeri17:Elder state man that ensured you suffer like your parents suffered while he lives lavish? Because of him you and your parents don't know it's possible for 24/7 electricity to exist. Yall never had good health care or roads. Good schools that provide quality education were destroyed by this "elder stateman" you love so much, yet you praise him. Who says poverty is not in a person's DNA? |
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