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NEWSPAPERS' HEADLINES ON MONDAY FEBRUARY 16TH, 2015.

"Jega declares Gen. Buhari elected with 26.4 million votes"PDP rejects result" - VANGUARD.

"Gen. Buhari declared winner!". "This is the worst election in Nigeria's history" Doyin Okupe ) - PUNCH.

"APC in a historic victory!". "Ayo Fayose flees to Ghana begs for forgiveness". - PM NEWS.

"This is the most rigged election in the world, Jega must be arrested and imprisoned immediately. We are heading
to court" (Gov. Jang) - THE NATION.

"South South boils as INEC declares Gen. Buhari winner. Edwin Clark urges restraints and peace" - DAILY INDEPENDENT.

"APC wins Aso Rock again, 70 senate seats and 65% of Reps. We are studying the results (Gov. Akpabio)" - SUN
NEWSPAPER.

"How Jega rigged the polls for Gen. Buhari ." - SAHARA REPORTERS.

All we saying "May God Almighty grant us this Wish"

Yhu wish.... I can't wait to see Granpa Buhari cry again come feb 16th... Ehheheh

GEJ all the way....
When you chant "Sai Buhari" on Social Media, pls
remember it is the last thing those youth corpers who
died in 2011 heard from their killers. Woo betides
anyone or group of persons that dares our corpers
come 2015, we won't keep mute anymore.
Vote GEJ

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On is poster it was boldly written: PAY BACK TIME.
He has been support others since 1999.

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was deleted. I hear it's a record. Yay! Normally it
takes weeks or even months for Google to restore a
deleted blog. But she is special here! Lol
The people who took it down knew what to do. You
get a number of strikes on blogger and after that it is
automatically deleted. It's automated, programmed
to work that way. But the human beings got involved,
checked out all the filed complaints, saw they were
bogus and restored the Linda Ikeji Blog.
Im very Happy for her... Im her #1 fan.
Long live LiBers

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Australian hostage negotiator Stephen Davis who has
been widely described as a man hired by the
Nigerian government to negotiate with Boko Haram
in an effort to help free the Chibok girls, has allegedly
said he was not in Nigeria (for four months) at the
request of the federal government.

In an interview with Soni Daniel, which was
published on Vanguard today, Stephen allegedly said he was never engaged by the Nigerian government
to dialogue with the sect.

"I was not engaged by the Federal Government
of Nigeria, any state government or any other
party. I went to Nigeria in late April in an effort
to facilitate a handover of the Chibok captives
after discussing such a possibility with former
commanders of JAS (Jama’atu Ahlul Sunnah Lih Da’awa wal Jihad otherwise known as JAS) and
others close to Boko Haram. Why did you
release the report of your assignment to the
media instead of sending it to government? I did
not construct a report of my efforts in Nigeria.
As I said earlier, I was not engaged by any party and therefore had no obligation to report
to anyone." Continue...


Some Nigerians find it curious that you decided to give your report only to Arise TV, owned by a Nigerian, Nduka Obiagbena, who also owns Thisday Newspapers and may be sympathetic to some politicians in Nigeria.

""I gave a radio interview to the ABC in Australia
which subsequently told me that after the transcript
was posted to their online site, it had been picked up
in the UK and Sky News requested an interview. In
the hope of bringing attention to the many other girls
and boys kidnapped by Boko Haram, I agreed to a television interview. That interview took place in
Channel 7 studios in Australia and it was at that point
that I was told it was an interview with Arise TV. I
had not heard of Arise TV and did not know it was
owned by a Nigerian or indeed that it had any
association with Nigeria. At the time of giving the TV interview, I was of the understanding that it would
be broadcast by Sky News in the UK. On Mr
Obiagbena, I have not met him or ever been
contacted by him.

Many Nigerians find it extremely difficult to understand how the former Chief of the Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Ihejirika, who actually fought Boko Haram elements and was accused of genocide could be linked with sponsoring the violent group.


"It is much easier to understand Mr Sheriff’s alleged
association with Boko Haram than any association of
Mr Ihejirika. Mr Sheriff was said to have a long history
of promoting groups to assist in his past efforts to win
the governorship of Borno State. On 29 July 2009,
there was a confrontation with security officers at Mamudo Village, along Potiskum/Damaturu Road,
Yobe. 33 JAS members were killed. Later that night,
there was a long battle with combined security
operatives at Railway Terminus, Maiduguri, Borno
State. Scores were killed and the JAS operational
base was destroyed. Yusuf was subsequently captured by the military and handed over to the
police.


The JAS alleged that it was on Sheriff’s orders that
Yusuf was executed in Maiduguri on 30 July 2009.
Shekau was presumed killed in the same battle and a
corpse was identified as that of Shekau. Thus the
remaining JAS leaders made it clear their intention
was to kill Sheriff and so it is right that Sheriff claims he is a victim of JAS. The Boko Haram we see today is
not the JAS that was operational under Yusuf. Shekau
emerged in mid-2010 and publicly claimed the
leadership of a reinvigorated JAS. Shekau formed
Ansaru which he used for kidnapping and beheading
victims.


This behaviour was a major departure from the
original mandate of the JAS which was to purify
Islam and return it to the behaviour example in the
life of the Prophet. Many among the JAS leadership
are no longer active and others have been killed. This
has allowed Shekau to take the JAS to more extreme action and expanded the kidnapping, bombing and
slaughtering.



The Boko Haram we have today is a much expanded
Ansaru. What we see now is not the Yusufiya which
wanted very much to settle scores with Sheriff. It is
Boko Haram as a partner to ISIS and Al Shabaab.
Now I will offer an opinion as to the motives of the
sponsors of Boko Haram.The political sponsors of Boko Haram seem to think that they can use Boko
Haram to terrorise Nigeria to demonstrate that the
current government cannot ensure the security of
Nigerian citizens both Muslim and Christian. Therein
the sponsors assume they can undermine any efforts
of the current government to be re-elected in 2015. Herein lies the flaw for the conflict and instability
currently being fanned suits the aims of Al Qa’eda
and the architects of terrorism.



Should the sponsors of Boko Haram win government
in 2015, they will likely find that they cannot turn
Boko Haram off or that Boko Haram will demand
control of at least Borno State in return for reducing
their attacks. Borno State may be just the beginning
of an expanding caliphate.

Several Boko Haram commanders and other persons
close to and respected by Boko Haram have told me
the names of some of the sponsors of Boko Haram.
They have also described how some funds are
transferred and arms made available. I have made
public some of that information. I have also been told by some commanders that if one of the sponsors is
arrested, they will surrender, release the girls and
give information on the sponsors.


Not all Boko Haram commanders will follow this lead
but it may be a firm step towards dismantling or at
least isolating Boko Haram.


Source : www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/boko-haram-saga-negotiator-stephen-davis/

These people like to confuse Nigerians sha. How will
someone claim he was hired to do a job by a
government if that is not so?

FG has denied claims by
Australian hostage negotiator, Stephen Davis, that he was hired by the Nigerian Government to negotiate for
the release of Chibok girls.
Speaking through the Coordinator of the National
Information Center, Mr Mike Omeri, today Sept. 5th in
Abuja, FG said the decision to hire a negotiator would be
made public whenever they decide to do so and that
they have no plans to question those alleged to be Boko
Haram sponsors by Stephen Davis "For now nobody has been hired by the government to negotiate on its behalf with Boko
Haram.

Anytime the government decides to do so, it
will make it known to the public.
The government is
still investigating the allegations made by the alleged
negotiator. However, the government has no plan to
question anybody because of those allegations made by the Australian,” Omeiri stated.

These people like to confuse Nigerians sha. How will
someone claim he was hired to do a job by a
government if that is not so?

FG has denied claims by
Australian hostage negotiator, Stephen Davis, that he was hired by the Nigerian Government to negotiate for
the release of Chibok girls.
Speaking through the Coordinator of the National
Information Center, Mr Mike Omeri, today Sept. 5th in
Abuja, FG said the decision to hire a negotiator would be
made public whenever they decide to do so and that
they have no plans to question those alleged to be Boko
Haram sponsors by Stephen Davis "For now nobody has been hired by the government to negotiate on its behalf with Boko
Haram.

Anytime the government decides to do so, it
will make it known to the public.
The government is
still investigating the allegations made by the alleged
negotiator. However, the government has no plan to
question anybody because of those allegations made by the Australian,” Omeiri stated.

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Gen Muhammad Buhari's statement in part;


Whether or not President Goodluck Jonathan is
behind the gale of impeachment or the utilization of
desperate tactics to suffocate the opposition and
turn Nigeria into a one-party state, what cannot be
denied is that they are happening under his watch,
and he cannot pretend not to know, since that will be akin to hiding behind one finger.

“In my capacity as an elder statesman, rather than a
politician, I have spoken to President Jonathan in
private over these issues, but indications are that
the strategy has not yielded positive fruits. I cannot,
just because I am an opposition politician, fail to do
what is expected of me as an elder statesman to help rescue our nation in times of great trouble and
palpable uncertainty.

“History will not be kind to me if I sit back while
things turn bad, just so that no one will accuse me
of partisanship. Yes, I am a politician. Yes, I am in
the opposition. Yes, there is the tendency for my
statement to be misconstrued as that of a politician
rather than a statesman. But I owe it as a matter of duty and honour, and in the interest of our nation,
to speak out on the dangerous trajectory that our
nation is heading.

“I can say, in all sincerity, that I have seen it all, as
an ordinary citizen, a military officer, a head of state,
a man who has occupied many other sensitive
posts and a politician. I have been a close
participant and witness to Nigeria’s political history
since independence in 1960.

“Our country has gone through several rough
patches, but never before have I seen a Nigerian
President declare war on his own country as we are
seeing now. Never before have I seen a Nigerian
President deploy federal institutions in the service
of partisanship as we are witnessing now. Never before have I seen a Nigerian President utilize the
commonwealth to subvert the system and punish
the opposition, all in the name of politics. Our nation
has suffered serious consequences in the past for
egregious acts that are not even close to what we
are seeing now. It is time to pull the brakes,”

“The dangerous clouds are beginning to gather
and the vultures are circling, and these have
manifested in Nasarawa where the ordinary people
have defied guns and tanks to protest the plan to
impeach Governor Umaru Tanko Al-Makura in a
repeat of the bitter medicine forced down the throat of Governor Murtala Nyako.

“The people’s protest in Nassarawa is a sign of
what will come if the federal authorities continue to
target opposition state governors for impeachment.
In the long run, the impeachment weapon will be
blunted. Positions will become more hardened on
both sides and Nigeria and Nigerians will become the victims of arrested governance and possible
anarchy.”

“I, along with many other patriotic Nigerians,
fought for the unity and survival of this country.
Hundreds of patriotic souls perished in the battle to
keep Nigeria one. The blood of many of our
compatriots helped to water the birth of the
democracy we are all enjoying today.

“Let no one, whether the leader or the led, the high
or the low, a member of the ruling or the
opposition do anything to torpedo the system. Let
no one, whether on the altar of personal ambition
or pretension to higher patriotic tendencies, do
anything that can detonate the keg of gunpowder on which the nation is sitting. It is time for all
concerned to spare a thought for the ordinary
citizens who have yet to see their hopes, dreams
and aspirations come to reality, within the general
context of nationhood,

’’ the statement read

President Jonathan has reacted to a statement
released yesterday July 21st by former Head of
State & Chieftain of the APC, General Buhari in which
Buhari cautioned him over the use of federal agents
to fight the opposition party, noting that no
democracy can succeed without an opposition.

In a statement which was signed by Presidential
spokesman Reuben Abati, president Jonathan
asked Buhari not to blame him for the woes his
party, the APC, is going through. Find President
Jonathan's statement below and what General
Buhari said in his statement to President Jonathan after the cut...


President Jonathan's statement below... We have noted with much surprise and regret, the
statement issued by General Muhammadu Buhari
today in which he made some wild and totally
unsustainable allegations against President
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.

Although he tries very hard to deny it in the
statement titled “Pull Nigeria Back From the Brink”,
there can be no doubt that General Buhari has
sadly moved away from the patriotic and
statesmanlike position he recently adopted on
national security, which President Jonathan publicly commended, and has now reverted to unbridled
political partisanship.
There can be no other explanation or justification
for the completely unwarranted and very
uncharitable assault on the conduct and integrity of
President Jonathan which the statement he issued today represents.
General Buhari’s main grouse which clearly
motivated his ill-considered statement appears to
be what he called “the gale of impeachments or the
utilisation of desperate tactics to suffocate the
opposition and turn Nigeria into a one-party state”. It is most unfortunate that instead of working to
put their house in order and resolve the leadership
crises and internal contradictions that have
plunged their party into a downward spiral,
General Buhari and his opposition allies have
resorted to blaming a blameless President for their woes. The processes for impeaching an elected
Governor are clearly stipulated in the National
Constitution which Nigeria has operated since
1999. The President of Nigeria is not assigned any
role in that process and President Jonathan has
certainly not played any role in the recent impeachment of Governor Murtala Nyako of
Adamawa or in the impeachment drama currently
being played out in Nasarawa State. For the record,
President remains fully committed to upholding the
letters, principles and spirit of the Nigerian
Constitution as he has sworn, and defending the rule of law and integrity of the democratic process
with all his might.
General Buhari talks about anarchy. He needs to be
reminded that President Jonathan from his humble
beginnings as a Deputy Governor in Bayelsa state
to date, has never in his acts, or utterances, recommended or promoted violence as a tool of
political negotiation.
Contrary to whatever General Buhari and his new
friends may imagine, President Jonathan fully
respects the rights, powers, authority and
independence of elected representatives of the people, including the members of the state
assemblies who have concluded or initiated
impeachment proceedings against their state
governors on grounds which they consider
justifiable. The constitution does not give the
President any power to intervene in such proceedings and President Jonathan has never
arrogated such powers to himself or sought to
exert any nefarious and unconstitutional influence
on state assemblies in Adamawa, Nasarawa or
anywhere else in other to secure undue political
advantage for his party as General Buhari unjustifiably alleges.

President Jonathan remains true to his declaration
that no political ambition of his is worth the life of a
single Nigerian. The President has definitely not
declared war on his own country or deployed
federal institutions in the service of partisan
interests as General Buhari falsely claims. Neither has he been using the common wealth to subvert
the system and punish the opposition, as the
former Head of State inexcusably asserts.
Also, President Jonathan has never at any time
ordered that any Nigerian should be kidnapped or
that anyone should be crated and forcefully transported in violation of decent norms of
governance.
We therefore urge General Buhari to tarry a while,
ponder over his own antecedents and do a reality
check as to whether he has the moral right to be so
carelessly sanctimonious. It may well be time to pull the brakes, as General
Buhari says in his statement, but it is he and others
who have resorted to idle scapegoating and
blaming President Jonathan for their self-inflected
political troubles who need to stop their
inexcusable partisanship and show greater regard for the truth, democracy, constitutionalism, the rule
of law, peace, security and the well-being of the
nation.
Reuben Abati
Special Adviser to the President

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