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pdp,you guys are good at deceiving urselves.

where are the so called leaders..........pls change to pdp contractors endorse jonathan

Iamsynord:
shey na Only Northern Council go vote. Endorse Kor Engross no
Sai Buhari

you dey mind the jokers, to save face small, sambo quickly organised 5people from his side to say they be council.council indeed.

pdp,deceive unaself well well

pdp deceive urself well well

mods.front page

let him sit on it, he is actually sitting on a keg of gunpowder

EUROBOMBER:
This man continues to speak from both sides of the mouth. he wants to fight kworapchun yet is flanked by tinubu, amaechi, etc. i smh.

pdp paid agents ......................even from what you posted, the story byline said FG proposed the peace talks.pls stop deceiving yourself, was it not oga jonny walker himself that said "boko haram are my siblings".

that is leadership from the front

The All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(retd.), on Thursday, ruled out amnesty for Boko Haram insurgents if elected President on March 28.

He said the activities of the sect which has so far killed over 13, 000 people since 2009, had become a source of worry to many people within and outside the country.

Buhari was at the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House, London, where he addressed the world on various issues concerning the rescheduled general elections.

He said, “I think I will not go to that office with that promise. I have said in my address how, at least 13,000 Nigerians have been killed by Boko Haram, how millions of them have been displaced and are now kept in different camps called Internally Displaced Persons camps.

“Schools have been burnt, there is so much disruption to normal life; people cannot farm and where they are able to farm, they cannot harvest. So, granting amnesty to Boko Haram will be unfair to the system.”

Buhari, who described himself as “a former military ruler and a converted democrat,” however stated that any insurgent caught would “be given the chance in civil courts to be properly prosecuted.”

He added, “We will secure Nigeria. At no other time in our history has Nigeria been this insecure. Boko Haram has sadly put Nigeria on the terrorism map, killing more than 13,000 of our nationals, displacing millions internally and externally, and at a time holding on to portions of our territory the size of Belgium. What has been consistently lacking is the required leadership in our battle against insurgency.”

He accused the current administration of allowing Boko Haram to operate with ease by failing to provide what he described as “a multi-dimensional response” to its activities.

“In the matter of this insurgency, our soldiers have neither received the necessary support nor the required incentives to tackle this problem,” the former Head of State said.

Asked how he planned to tackle the violent sect if elected President, Buhari said his government would “pay special attention to the welfare of our soldiers in and out of service, give the military adequate modern arms and ammunition and improve intelligence gathering to choke its financial and equipment channels.”

The former Head of State also said his regime would look into the root causes of insurgency “by intiating a comprehensive economic development plan promoting infrastructural development, job creation, agriculture and industry in the affected areas.

The APC presidential candidate gave assurance that the world would have no cause to worry about Nigeria any longer if given the mandate to rule the country by Nigerians.

He said, “Nigeria will return to its stabilising role in West Africa, and no inch of Nigerian territory will ever be lost to the enemy.

Buhari also said the global interest the Nigerian general elections had generated was not misplaced. He therefore urged the international community to continue to focus on the country at this very critical moment.

The Katsina State-born general expressed the view that the elections should be conducted on the rescheduled dates of March 28 and April 11 and that their outcomes should be respected by all parties.

He, however, warned that any further extension of the elections under whichever guise would not be tolerated.

The APC presidential candidate also flayed President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration for the poor management of the country’s economy.

According to him, waste and corruption thrive under the Jonathan administration.

Buhari, who expressed his distaste for corruption, promised to run a transparent government.

He said, “There will be no confusion as to where I stand. Corruption will have no place and the corrupt will not be appointed into my administration. First and foremost, we will plug the holes in the budgetary process.

“Revenue producing entities such as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation and Customs and Excise will have one set of books only. Their revenues will be publicly disclosed and regularly audited. The institutions of state dedicated to fighting corruption will be given independence and prosecutorial authority without political interference.

“But I must emphasise that any war waged on corruption should not be misconstrued as settling old scores or a witch-hunt. I am running for President to lead Nigeria to prosperity and not adversity. Nigerians can be respected again.”

He said the rebasing in April last year which rated Nigeria’s economy 26th in the world did not affect the lives of ordinary Nigerians .

Buhari said, “After the rebasing exercise in April 2014, Nigeria overtook South Africa as Africa’s largest economy. Our GDP(Gross Domestic Product) is now valued at $510bn and our economy rated 26th in the world.

“Also on the bright side, inflation has been kept at single digit for a while and our economy has grown at an average of seven per cent for about a decade. But it is more of paper growth, a growth that, on account of mismanagement, profligacy and corruption, has not translated to human development or shared prosperity.

“A development economist once said three questions should be asked about a country’s development: one, what is happening to poverty? Two, what is happening to unemployment? And three, what is happening to inequality?

“The answers to these questions in Nigeria show that the current administration has created two economies in one country, a sorry tale of two nations: one economy for a few who have so much in their tiny island of prosperity; and the other economy for the many who have so little in their vast ocean of misery. Even by official figures, 33.1 per cent of Nigerians live in extreme poverty. That’s at 60 million, almost the population of the United Kingdom.

“There is also the unemployment crisis simmering beneath the surface, ready to explode at the slightest stress, with officially 23.9 per cent of our adult population and almost 60% of our youths unemployed.

“We also have one of the highest rates of inequalities in the world. With all these, it is not surprising that our performance on most governance and development indicators (like the Mo Ibrahim Index on African Governance and the UNDP’s Human Development Index) are unflattering.

“With the fall in the prices of oil, which accounts for more than 70 per cent of government revenues, and lack of savings from more than a decade of oil boom, the poor will be disproportionately impacted.”

He dismissed the persistent report by the Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, that he was not fit to rule, saying that his doctors had declared him healthy.

According to him, the development(fitness) will prompt him to carry out a final onslaught on the ruling Peoples Democratic Party.

Identifying joblessness among Nigeria’s youths as one of the issues that would grab his attention, Buhari said, “Sixty per cent of Nigerians are youths and most of them are unemployed. This is a problem we will tackle.”

Buhari also promised to provide robust security for investors to do their business.

When asked his position on Sharia, he said, “The Nigerian constitution is superior to any other law. Sharia is on the same level as customary laws. Sharia is limited and anybody who wants to change this will need to change the constitution. ”

The APC presidential candidate, who had been variously be accused of dictatorship, said he took responsibility for whatever happened under his watch as the head of state between 1983 and 1985.

He said, “Standing before you is a retired general, but now a converted democrat I cannot change the past, but I can change the present and the future. Standing before you is a retired general, but now a converted democrat.

“Nigeria lacks the right leadership. I, Muhammadu Buhari will lead from the front. I’m running for President to lead Nigeria to prosperity and not adversity.”

Pro and anti-Buhari supporters almost clashed outside the venue of the event but for the intervention of policemen.

Both groups arrived the arena with placards expressing their opinions of the presidential candidate.

The anti-Buhari group, which called itself Civil Society and Support Groups-Diaspora, was said to have been bribed with $20,000 by a force against Buhari’s bid to wrestle power from Jonathan.
http://www.punchng.com/news/i-wont-grant-amnesty-to-boko-haram-buhari/

masu:
Am not a partisan but i blv ffk makes some important points here.

not partisan indeed...............by your posts nko

EdCure:
So sad I couldn't give you anything other than one "Like".

thank you my bros...........

EdCure:
So sad I couldn't give you anything other than one "Like".

thank you my dear bros...........

obergath:
the cry babies are here again, Def the U.K speech sent a tsunami to the camp of the brain dead otueke idi0t.

you dey mind the clowns.

TRUTHTELA:
Whether you support Buhari or Jonthan, try as much as you can to stand for FAIRNESS, because, election will come and go. People shouldn't allow sentiments and hate to blind them.

Let's be HONEST for once, Going by his record, If Buhari, were to be a British citizen, he would have been JAILED for life, for attempting or executing the military takeover of a DEMOCRATICALLY elected government. How come the Chatham House, welcomed such a man, gave him platform to stand and promote himself? This is an INSULT to that country called Nigeria.

The UK, USA, Canada, & other Western Nations always JAIL people who tamper with their National security interest. Look at how RUTHLESS USA, treated Edward Snowden, Bradley Manning and other folks that committed acts of "ESPIONAGE" against them. Look up what the UK Government( Scotland Yard) have spent in making sure that Jullian Assange ( WikiLeaks), will be arrested the seconds he stepped out of Ecuadorian Embassy.

Buhari, might be an HONEST man. Jonathan, is CORRUPT for sure. However, Buhari, should not be allowed anywhere DEMOCRATIC things/ government is happening, that's like rewarding a CRIMINAL. Who asked him to takeover civilian government? NOBODY!! Buhari, just woke up and think that it's cool to become president. No! He should've allowed Nigerians to vote out any bad government. Millions don't like Jonathan, but, Buhari, is not an OPTION.

For giving a dictator, coupist, and tyrant a platform, Chatham House, should APOLOGIZE to Nigerians. They want Nigerians to accept what they wouldn't accept in their own society.

ask yourself if jonathan were to be an american president, where will he be after saying stealing is not corruption.

ask jonny walker

see pdp script in action......................still want to avoid election.pls tell oga jonny walker not to joke with fire.

Twenty-three of the 28 political parties in Borno State on Thursday asked that elections should be postponed in the state till September this year.


They also suggested that an interim government should be put in place to run the affairs of the state on the expiration of the tenure of the present administration on May 29, 2015.


Addressing a press conference under the name, Inter Party Advisory Council, Borno State chapter, in Maiduguri, it’s chairman, Comrade Babagana Musa, showed the signatures of 23 party chairmen, some who were at the conference.


He said the decision was taken by all other political parties except five — All Progressives Congress, Kowa Party, All Progressive Grand Alliance, Peoples Democratic Party and Africa Alliance.


He claimed that the decision taken after a careful consideration of the situation in Borno State, which he said showed that election could not be held in the troubled state.


Musa pointed to the non-distribution of the Permanent Voter Card in 175 polling units in the state, which represents approximately 500,000 yet to get their PVCs, as one of the reasons the polls should be shifted in the state.


Another reason, he added, was the alleged personal insecurity of opposition party official in the state; vandalisation of opposition party facilities and the indecent activities of the youth vigilance group.


Musa alleged that the thugs, who he claimed were sponsored by the state government, had been on the prowl against opposition politicians and the need to resettle the Internally Displaced Persons back to their homes.


He said, “Because of the foregoing reasons and others not mention here, we are calling on the Independent National Electoral Commission, being the electoral umpire, to extend the conduct of the 2015 general elections for six months i.e from March 28 to September 26, 2015.

http://www.punchng.com/news/postpone-borno-elections-till-sept-23-parties-tell-inec/

macpetrus:
Hmmm

una no dey tire, first you said he is not from lagos, later you said he had mental issues.pdp softly softly

clueless oga jonny walker,,,,,,,,,,,,,na to rock uniform

ishiamu:
Rubbish crowd, JK we know, in JK we trust lagos needs change

correct crowd, correct people. here in lagos, jk means just kidding

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liars and twisters,

people deceiving party

mrintellectual:
PDP must have been so rich to have agents in London.
If you have nothing better to do, why not go and sleep?

the poster of this crap, the op is the lie on two legs.

egift:
I put it to you that you have not watched the 2 vids. It was a big flop for PDP.

you dey mind the clown.

liars, una never tire with fake links

mrintellectual:
PDP must have been so rich to have agents in London.
If you have nothing better to do, why not go and sleep?

ask fani kayode or oga jonny walker himself.

dumb lies....................pdp paid agents

Slynonny:
Now we are talking.
That Mallam Jega nearly disenfranchise many Nigerians from voting.
Sack him now don't wait till nextweek.
In other news.
How you living Mr Ayo Fayose for exposing APC lies and propaganda?
Ans: In Mansion and Benzes giving headache to APC and it feels stupendous.
How you feeling Mr Femi Fani Kayode for dumping APC?
Ans: Am feeling good like never before.
APC is dead and is on the news.
How do you feel going back to PDP Mr Barcanista?
I feel at home.
Is been a long time coming and am glad am finally home.
Just like the biblical prodigal son i've realised my mistakes and gone back to PDP.
In Jonathan we have seen real and positive change.
Vote Wisely GEJ 2019

make jonny walker try am, he go trek to otuoke.joker

Billyonaire:
INEC is autonomous, so it doesnt not matter who heads it. If APC insist on Jega's lordship of INEC in this election, it means there is an alliance between them and Jega. Like I said, it dont matter who heads INEC, as far as the process is transparent. But Jega lied about preparedness of INEC for February election, that's a major indictment on his professionalism.

if pdp insist on removing him, we will like to know the reason as well.capish.

Samunique:
Stop ranting, is it PDP that's sending him on leave or the rule of service?

direct the question to the super cluelesss oga jonny walker

when obasanjo spoke, they say he talk too much, you can now see the man really knows his onions