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According to a report by International Cable TV Al-
Jazeera, Nigeria’s opposition has accused President
Goodluck Jonathan of using the fight against Boko
Haram as “positive propaganda” to win votes in next
month’s election. These accusations follow the release
of a video by military commanders showing the army in
combat against the armed group. Al-Jazeera’s
correspondent Ms. Yvonne Ndege, reports:

[WATCH]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYVsfBANigM

Ayo Oyalowo of the All Progressives Comgress speaking
with the Al-Jazeera reporter concerning the release of a
video by military commanders showing the army in
combat against the armed group said;
“This video that has been released for us looks like a
joke… if we want to play games let us play games if we
want to act movies let us act movies… The government
said they have won a battle and they are showing us
aerial bombardment but why are they not taking
journalists, press people to go to the place… We see a
government that believes in propaganda in making
delusions look like reality.”
Nigeria’s leading opposition party has often been
accused of capitalizing on the onslaught against the
country by Boko Haram as a major campaign issue
against the sitting President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan
and the recent victories over Boko Haram is seen to
have dealt a big blow to their campaign which assumed
high momentum as a Nigerians of the fears by many
Nigerians of the group’s amplified dominance.
Meanwhile key opposition figures have spoken to water
down the impact of the military’s victories as most
recently observed in the demand by leading BBOG
campaigner Oby Ezekwesili, that the military provide
prove of its victory. The opposition party strategists are
currently its approaches as it sees the Boko Haram
issue as its only and ultimate joker to achieve victory at
the polls.


www.informationng.com/2015/02/apc-jittery-over-nigerias-victory-over-boko-haram-accuses-jonathan-of-positive-propaganda-al-jazeera-tv.html

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She is pretty

Be calm, Fashola is working my royal-ass

StunningCEO:
jonagoat will neva b forgotten 4 killin our youths in broad lite afta dupin dem 4 money n promisin dem jobs dat don't exist. Jonathan must b jailed. Moro will surely get life. so many evil pipul in our govt.

Who let you out of the Amazon rain forest? Your father is a he-goat and your mother, a well breed she-goat and you, a goat that will soon land in Okija shrine for sacrifice to amadioha as a burnt offering or slaughter. Idioot.

APC hails troops, blames president for allowing
insurgency to fester • Jonathan condemns bombings in
Kano, Potiskum • Nigeria: Israel crucial in fight against
sect Muhammad Bello, Onyebuchi Ezigbo, Jaiyeola Andrews in Abuja, Ibrahim Shuaibu in Kano and Michael Olugbode in Maiduguri with agency report
Setting partisan politics aside, the House of
Representatives on Tuesday applauded President
Goodluck Jonathan and the Nigerian military for the
latter’s recent recapture of several towns and
communities that had fallen under the control of the
terror group, Boko Haram, in the North-east, particularly
Borno State.
Similarly, the All Progressives Congress (APC) showered
the same praise on the troops, but blamed Jonathan for
allowing the insurgency to fester and the resultant
deaths of 15,000 Nigerians.
But their praise coincided with the condemnation by the
president of two suicide bombings yesterday at bus
stations in Kano and Potiskum which resulted in the
death of 27 persons in both cities.
Prompted by a motion of urgent national importance
moved by Hon. Muhammad Tahir Monguno (APC,
Borno), the House praised the military for its bravery
and steadfastness, noting that in previous months, Boko
Haram had nearly over-run Borno State, but added that
the tide was turning against the insurgents as a result
of the gallantry of the soldiers.
According to Monguno, prior to the new offensive
against the terror group, Boko Haram had subdued
some communities, hoisted their flags in the local
government headquarters and subjected the people to
despicable acts of torture.
“Almost all the local governments taken over by Boko
Haram have now been liberated, so the armed forces
require some encouragement from us in the parliament,”
Monguno stated.
Arguing in the same vein, Hon. Abubakar Momoh (SDP,
Edo) also commended the effort of the military in
chasing out the insurgents. “We were aware that a few
months ago, Boko Haram unleashed a reign of terror on
many parts of the North-east. But today, this has been
curtailed,” Momoh said.
“We need to commend the military and the Commander-
in-Chief, President Jonathan, who made it possible for
the soldiers to operate effectively,” he added.
Similarly, the Deputy House Leader, Hon. Leo Ogor
(PDP, Delta), observed that the development in Borno
and other places “is a sign that the military is working”.
“It is therefore important to appreciate what they are
doing. We also need to commend other nations – Chad,
Cameroun and Niger – for assisting us in fighting this
battle.
“We need, also, to commend the Commander-in-Chief
for his bold steps in ensuring that there is security in
the beleaguered areas within six weeks (before the
elections),” Ogor said.
Also, the House shifted the consideration of a motion
sponsored by the Minority Leader, Hon. Femi
Gbajabiamila (APC, Lagos), seeking to nullify, on
constitutional grounds, the use of soldiers to provide
security during elections, till today.
If Gbajabiamila’s request sails through, the House may
resolve to set up an ad hoc committee to investigate the
role played by military personnel, and any other person
(s) who featured in the said audio tape saga in the run
up to Ekiti State governorship election.
It may also call on the federal government, the
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the
military authorities and other stakeholders to obey the
ruling of the Federal High Court, Sokoto, which declared
that deployment of soldiers during elections is
unconstitutional.
In this regard, the House may urge the federal
government not to deploy military personnel during the
elections in compliance with the decision of the court.
But as the House commended Jonathan and the military
for the routing of Boko Haram in some sections of the
North-east, the opposition APC elected yesterday to
limit its praise to the troops.
In a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Lai
Mohammed, the party said the president bears a huge
moral responsibility that would haunt him for a long
time to come for deliberately allowing the Boko Haram
insurgency to fester, leading to the deaths of over
15,000 Nigerians and the displacement of over three
million others in the past six years.
The party further alleged that Jonathan deliberately
allowed the Boko Haram crisis to fester because he and his team saw it as their trump card for winning re-election in 2015.
On the military, APC said the string of victories recorded
by the troops over the insurgents had confirmed its
stand that the Nigerian military can hold its own
anywhere and anytime, if provided with the necessary
equipment and if the morale of the troops is not
undermined.
It said by his own admission that he and his team
“underrated the capacity of Boko Haram”, the president
has finally owned up to his globally-acknowledged
incompetence, a development which, in truly democratic
societies, should be part of a statement of resignation
by a leader whose terrible error of judgment has caused
so many deaths and inflicted so much pain and sorrow
on his compatriots.
APC said: “The truth is that Jonathan deliberately
allowed the Boko Haram crisis to fester because he and
his team saw it as their trump card for winning re-
election in 2015 by currying local and global sectarian
sympathy with a Muslim-group-killing-Christians
narrative that totally distorts the fact that Boko Haram
is a band of marauders who have no consideration for
ethnicity, regionalism, religion or any other thing beyond
their mad disposition to terror.”
It recalled that the APC had raised the alarm on many
occasions, including during an appearance at the British
Parliament in 2014 when the party’s spokesman had
warned that the PDP and the president were using the
Boko Haram crisis as a trump card to retain power in
2015.
“Is it not curious that the same president who has
stood by while Boko Haram decimates a whole section
of the country over the past six years has suddenly
realised there is something he could do to crush the
sect in six weeks?
“Is it not curious that a military that has been globally
acknowledged for its successes in peacekeeping at
regional and international levels has suddenly found
itself unable to tackle a band of criminals?
“Is it not curious that the necessary fighting equipment
that have not been made available to the military,
despite the injection of over $32 billion into the defence
and security sector since 2008, have suddenly become
available?
“There are more questions to be asked: At what point
did President Jonathan begin to have a clear idea that
Boko Haram is a major threat to the very survival of our
country? Was it after about 300 innocent girls were
abducted from their school in Chibok or before?
“Was it after hundreds of boys were slaughtered in a
secondary school in Buni Yadi or before? Or was it
before or after the Nyanya bomb blast that led to the
deaths of hundreds of people? Just when did our
president wake up to his primary responsibility?
“The truth is that after their Boko Haram-as-a-trump-
card strategy blew up in their face and their electoral
fortunes plummeted, the PDP-led Jonathan
administration came to the realisation that a stepped-
up campaign against the insurgents is needed to revive
their electoral fortunes, hence they then decided to pep
up the military and rally regional troops - the same
suggestions from the opposition that the administration
has pointedly ignored over the years - to combat the
terrorists.
“President Jonathan, who is also the Commander-in-
Chief of the Armed Forces, must take responsibility for the monumental cost, whether of his incompetence or his political strategy-gone-awry or both, apologise to the nation and immediately back down from seeking re-election.
“The president must not be allowed to profit from an
error of judgement that has cost 15,000 lives, forced
over 3 million out of their homes and cost the taxpayers
$32.88 billion.”
The party also expressed concern at the efforts of the
Jonathan administration to make Boko Haram leader
Abubakar Shekau look invincible, with the president's
statement that Shekau would be caught before the
elections.
APC said while Nigerians would undoubtedly be happy
and relieved to see the end of Boko Haram, they must
be wondering what would have happened if the
plummeting electoral fortunes of the president had not
forced his administration to push for the six-week
postponement of the general election.
“They must also be wondering what would have
happened if the elections had been scheduled for 2016,
instead of 2015,” it stated.
The party commended the long-suffering, gallant
Nigerian soldiers and called on all Nigerians to continue
to support them and the battle against insurgency.



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President Goodluck Jonathan’s emergence as Nigeria’s President is a great blessing to the country, the Minister of Interior, Comrade Abba Moro, has said. Moro told newsmen in Abuja on Monday that Jonathan has effectively used the transformation agenda as a tool to launch Nigeria on the path of progress and development. According to Moro, “the greatest gift that God has given to the country today is Mr. President.
“Dr. Jonathan inherited from past administrations moribund social infrastructures. Our roads were impassable, our hospitals, as they say, were mere consulting units. At a point, some of them were not even qualified to be consulting institutions “Our schools lacked direction, and at a point, the standard of education was nose-diving at a very alarming rate. “Our airports were eyesores. Our drive towards providing sustainable, clean drinkable water for the people was non-existent. Our agriculture was nose-diving to a level that food insecurity threatened the nation. I can go on and on and on.

“What is just simply required is the goodwill of the
Nigerian people, their support and cooperation to
capitalize on this launch pad to development that the
transformation agenda has provided for Nigeria.”
Moro expressed confidence that Jonathan would win the forthcoming presidential election, noting that the
candidate of opposition All Progressives Congress (APC), Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd), lacked the
capacity to stage any major upset in the forthcoming
general elections.
“Today, I have enumerated the various achievements of this present administration, even in the face of daunting insecurity in the country, the daunting distraction from the opposition.
“This government has remained focused and building on the very foundation that it has laid to take Nigeria to the next level of development,” Moro posited.

www.247nigerianewsupdate.co/moro-calls-jonathan-gods-greatest-gift-says-buhari-cannot-stage-upset/

No single day passes without these evil blinded from the truth party otherwise known as APC get on my nerves. They are enemy of the state and that I know from inception. Any man born of a woman that still shout that evil slogan 'Change or sai whoever' is a product of hell. I decree, may u be blind from the truth if u are still APC supporters, may your friends continue to hide the truth from you until u repent and join the truth party PDP.
Dr. GEJ PhD till infinity.

I don't know when a TV set start thinking

The only ones that think like colour TVs

Many were graduate of Oxford, Cambridge and et al. Why was the English this poor?

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Old cagos

Location plz

25,000km Federal roads Nationwide which includes Benin Ore road that's what the President means. Foooolish Fashola.

My sweet sister

What if it rained during the wedding?

Tafee:
sai buhari

you no well o everywhere na campaign

She is thinking of her previous matrimony which she lost to her "I don't care attitude"

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Despite all this Is President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Really Bad? He has done well. I challenge the Buhari supporters give me 10 things Buhari has achieved for this country.
1] Goodluck Jonathan signed FOI bill that Obasanjo refused to sign and you join then in saying that
Goodluck is bad.
2] Goodluck approved N18,000 Minimum wage
from N7,500 Which Obasanjo refused to sign and
you say that Goodluck is bad and NYSC allowance from N7,500 to nearly approved N39,500, yet they say he is bad.
3] Goodluck dualized federal roads (about 25,000km) which Obasanjo and past Govts abandoned and you say Goodluck is bad.
4] The rail system is working now, with little
budget But Obasanjo Sunk billions of dollars
without result, other pasts leader ignored and you
say that Goodluck is bad.
5] Goodluck has been conducting free and fair
elections whereas the ones conducted under
Obasanjo are Shameful and national disgrace yet
you say Goodluck is bad.
6] Goodluck established 12 new universities, 9 in
the North to improve learning and knowledge and
increase the Jambites admission rate, yet you say
that Goodluck is bad.
7] Goodluck established the Almajiri system for Northern abandoned street children and those
deprived of education by their own people and you say Goodluck is bad.
8] Goodluck has been building dams and improving the country's power from 2500mW to 6,000MW -And successfully privatized the sector which many analyst believed is the best way to go and you joined them say that Goodluck is bad.
9] Agriculture have been revamped and for the
first time in Nigerian history, Food prices came down
during Christmas, instead of skyrocketing and you
say that he is a bad President.
10] 2013 and 2014 was the Christmas in Nigeria,
where Nigerian did not sleep in filling stations for
3 to 4 days to get Petrol or 100s of people being
roasted alive in attempts to get fuel in petrol stations, wickedly, you joined them to say that our God given President is not performing.
11] Airports are wearing world class looks and
every zone have International airport and you say
Goodluck is bad.
12] This administration has employed more people in their 5years in office than any other in the history of Nigeria [Via Agric, Energy sector,16 New Car Companies, 12 New Universities, 3,826 primary Health care Centers, Teaching Hospitals] SURE-P, YOUWIN and you say Goodluck is bad. Now do you think that General Muhammadu Buhari will perform magic, which he could not do when he was in his 40s, if you vote him? What else do they want from President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan? APC is a party of propaganda so we all know where these demeaning reports are coming from. It all about 2015 and the fact remains that no matter their propaganda and mudslinging, BUHARI WILL NEVER BE PRESIDENT... NOT NOW, NOT EVER

Despite all this Is President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Really Bad? He has done well. I challenge the Buhari supporters give me 10 things Buhari has achieved for this country.
1] Goodluck Jonathan signed FOI bill that Obasanjo refused to sign and you join then in saying that
Goodluck is bad.
2] Goodluck approved N18,000 Minimum wage
from N7,500 Which Obasanjo refused to sign and
you say that Goodluck is bad and NYSC allowance from N7,500 to nearly approved N39,500, yet they say he is bad.
3] Goodluck dualized federal roads (about 25,000km) which Obasanjo and past Govts abandoned and you say Goodluck is bad.
4] The rail system is working now, with little
budget But Obasanjo Sunk billions of dollars
without result, other pasts leader ignored and you
say that Goodluck is bad.
5] Goodluck has been conducting free and fair
elections whereas the ones conducted under
Obasanjo are Shameful and national disgrace yet
you say Goodluck is bad.
6] Goodluck established 12 new universities, 9 in
the North to improve learning and knowledge and
increase the Jambites admission rate, yet you say
that Goodluck is bad.
7] Goodluck established the Almajiri system for Northern abandoned street children and those
deprived of education by their own people and you say Goodluck is bad.
8] Goodluck has been building dams and improving the country's power from 2500mW to 6,000MW -And successfully privatized the sector which many analyst believed is the best way to go and you joined them say that Goodluck is bad.
9] Agriculture have been revamped and for the
first time in Nigerian history, Food prices came down
during Christmas, instead of skyrocketing and you
say that he is a bad President.
10] 2013 and 2014 was the Christmas in Nigeria,
where Nigerian did not sleep in filling stations for
3 to 4 days to get Petrol or 100s of people being
roasted alive in attempts to get fuel in petrol stations, wickedly, you joined them to say that our God given President is not performing.
11] Airports are wearing world class looks and
every zone have International airport and you say
Goodluck is bad.
12] This administration has employed more people in their 5years in office than any other in the history of Nigeria [Via Agric, Energy sector,16 New Car Companies, 12 New Universities, 3,826 primary Health care Centers, Teaching Hospitals] SURE-P, YOUWIN and you say Goodluck is bad. Now do you think that General Muhammadu Buhari will perform magic, which he could not do when he was in his 40s, if you vote him? What else do they want from President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan? APC is a party of propaganda so we all know where these demeaning reports are coming from. It all about 2015 and the fact remains that no matter their propaganda and mudslinging, BUHARI WILL NEVER BE PRESIDENT... NOT NOW, NOT EVER

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MadCow1:
That Stadium was built by Amaechi... - APC

That road was built by Amaechi - APC

There is a Flyover under construction there as well.. Also built by Amaechi - APC.


So whilst they are fighting Amaechi, they should remember that all the facilities that the PDP now wants yo enjoy were given to them courtesy of an APC governor that they the PDP rejected.

Well, your Nairaland "Username" says it all. It seems you formatted your brain recently cause if not, you would have recalled that your he-goat of Amechi left the PDP for a year now and since he can`t boast of any infrastructural input in River State. The road et al you mention above were built and constructed when he was still in PDP before he became Judas Iscariot. Please, I will beg you as fellow Nigerian not to erase your memory before you bla bla.... Ok??

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Attempts to recapture Monguno, Borno State, which was attacked during the weekend by Boko Haram militants, have been unsuccessful.

It should be recalled that as soon as Monguno, located close to Maiduguri, was seized, the insurgents tried to advance to the state capital. However, the attack was repelled by the military.

According to The Nation, speaking 27 January, Tuesday, Monguno residents, who managed to escape, confirmed that Boko Haram were in full control of the town.

Abdullahi Jibril, lamented there was no more troops in Monguno, adding that the resident of Gajiganna, a town along the Baga/Monguno road started fleeing in fear of potential attacks.

“As I am talking to you now, there is no single soldier in Monguno. Anybody that is saying that there are soldiers fighting in Monguno is lying. The Boko Haram members have put their flags in the hospital, police station and the military Barrack. They are preaching in the place right now.

“I was lucky to escape after I moved my father and my mother to Gajiganna. They killed the Imam Bachila of Bakasi area. They also caught the chief Imam of Monguno town, Liman Modu, who is the most respected man in the town.”

Many displaced people from Monguno, Baga and Gajiganna were spotted along Baga road. Meanwhile the fate of at least 1,400 soldiers stationed at Monguno Barracks at the time of the attack remains unknown.

After the raid Borno State governor, Kashim Shettima, commended the soldiers who “gallantly” fought against the insurgents and protected Maiduguri.

http://www.naij.com/373705-boko-haram-fully-control-monguno-escaped-residents.html

johnmartus:
you're a big fool liar trouble maker i pray you and jonathan can bear the consequence of what you about to cause i saw this picture on ait and nta yesterday they will think they're doing so to ridiculous general buhri they should know that nigerians have reject them

Mumu, ode. You need to be use as burnt offering in Okija shrine for vomiting that magnitude of lie. Where on earth did you see these picture on AIT? I can see your previous generation and present which you now belong to don`t even own a TV. Goat

Look what I found today in my grandpa archives.

This is the Original AIT Online Pool Result.

Do not be deceived by these e-APC rats