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Celebrities › Re: Indian TV Presenter Slapped Live On Air (Picture & Video) by jomoh: 11:30am On Dec 02, 2014

DICKtator:
Lucky you!!!
Perhaps if you had gone to where most of these almajiris are trained and saw how they are flogged and slapped for missing certain parts of their teachings,you would appreciate the " scratches"you got from your secondary school!!

At least I will know I'm being punished for neglecting my primary duty of being there in the first place. Instead I was being punished for being a muslim and refusing worship like a christian.

My point is, it still does not mean I should now conclude that christians are violent. The action of a single muslim or a group of muslims should not call for generalisation so also, The action of a single christian or a group of christians should not call for generalisation. That is their own understanding or their own interpretation of the word of God after all, christians too have different denominations.

I've only had two muslims as close friends in my life all the rest are christians.

Politics › Re: You Wonder Why APC Is Getting More Popular By The Day? by jomoh: 11:07am On Dec 02, 2014

donphilopus:
APC vs PDP.

New research conducted by a media house in
Abuja has really shown why majority of Nigeria
populace run after a progressive party called
APC.

This is the list of 10 best performing Governors
in Nigeria, APC has 8 and PDP 2.
Here is the list.

(1) Ogbeni Abdulrauf Adesoji Aregbesola in the
State of Osun. Party: APC.
(2) Mr Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN) of Lagos
State. Party: APC
(3) Engineer Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso of Kano
State. Party: APC.
(4) Chief Godswill Obot Akpabio of Akwa-Ibom
State. Party: PDP.
(5) Comrade Adams Aliyu Eric Oshiomole of Edo State.
Party: APC.
(6) Mr Chibuike Rotimi Amechi of Rivers State. Party: APC.
[s](7) DR. Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State. Party:
PDP.[/s]
( Senator Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun State.
Party: APC.
(9)Sullivan chime of Enugu State. Party: PDP
(10) Governor Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko of
Sokoto State. Party: APC.
(11) Lest I forget, Owelle Rochas Anayo
Okorocha of Imo State. Party: APC.

I challenge anybody to void this list with a
tangible reason. Common sense revolution has come to stay. APC: Change Jonathan.

#SAI APC
#SAI Buhari
Change: Change Jonathan!

Dr Olusegun Mimiko only persormed in his first tenor not this second term. You can ask anyone based in Ondo state or conduct a personal survey of Ondo state indigenes.

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Celebrities › Re: Indian TV Presenter Slapped Live On Air (Picture & Video) by jomoh: 10:53am On Dec 02, 2014

horladtop:
no body force u go such sch, they were only training you d right way it suppose but u can comply den u leave d school

Why are christians full of hypocrisy.

So who send her make she wear backless when she knows she's a muslim. Can I also say she was being trained in the right way she too can comply or leave the religion.

What's good for the goose should be good for the gander

Health › Re: Nigeria Ebola Hero, Dr Adadevoh Receives Posthumous Award. by jomoh: 10:34am On Dec 02, 2014

Don't know why but I get emotional anytime I see or hear this woman's name.

Celebrities › Re: Indian TV Presenter Slapped Live On Air (Picture & Video) by jomoh: 10:19am On Dec 02, 2014

SuperMartins:
Muslims re not humans..everytin na violence

I was a victim of christian violence all through my secondary school days. Always getting beat up for either not clapping, singing or closing my eyes.

So can we say "christians are not humans...everything na violence".

Politics › Re: Inside Bola Tinubu's Private Jet (Pictures) by jomoh: 10:25pm On Dec 01, 2014

LeOstrich:
Who made you solicitor for Tinubu?

Olodo

And who made you a prosecutor. If you're so pained about his source of wealth the head to the courts instead of streching ur long Ostrich neck here on nairaland.

Romance › Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by jomoh: 8:49am On Nov 30, 2014

Natasha2:
thanks

okay, you too.

hmm alright, I don tire for this stuf already let everyone stick to what they think.

BTW I guess its obvious, I mean my dp.

Politics › Re: Why My Family, Folks And I Wouldn't Vote Come 2015 by jomoh: 7:18am On Nov 30, 2014

AjFive:
[color=#000037]As a Nigerian, it pains me a lot to write this for as much as I want to partake and vote, the government is doing nothing to encourage me. They make me, my friends and folks men to feel our vote are nothing, and it wouldn't count - which obviously is the truth.

So in my depressed state, I've decided to pen down the major reasons why we wouldn't partake in any of the elections come 2015.

1. PATHETIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM.

2. LACK OF SECURITY.

3. CORRUPT OFFICIALS.

4. CORRUPT PARTY OFFICIALS.

5. BOKO-HARAM.

Aj_Five
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What you have is insecurity about the govt and the whole election issue. This shouldn't be and is shouldn't discourage you from voting.

We have a CSO that is supposed to take care of this and make sure it is done and if it is not being done the way you like or to ur satisfaction you use your vote whether you believe in the system or not. Keep trying until you see changes.

You need something from God, you pray even when you're not sure it will be answered now or even when it will be answered. You don't give up instead, you intensify your prayer hoping things change and u don't stop until u see changes.

Romance › Re: Nigerian Girls And Misconception Of "Ask Me Out" by jomoh: 6:44am On Nov 30, 2014

Natasha2:
to ask someone out means inviting them to go out with you. Thats how people mistake flirt to mean someone that sleeps around.

Its the intention that gives the meaning the. Generally if I ask you out does not mean I want to date you. It could mean I want to try you out to see if we can be compatible and it could mean I just want a female companiout to hang out with and chat. While on the outing, I might get interested in you (if I wasn't before) and convert it to a date and my intention might be a date from the outset which I won't tell you so you don't get to object.

The whole idea is just to get the woman unawares, leaving no room for preparation thereby making the date look natural.

BTW on ur profile pic which one is u? The cutie in front or the beauti at the back? grin

Politics › Re: I Regret Not Having A Yoruba As Speaker. Jonathan by jomoh: 11:03am On Nov 29, 2014

Truckpusher:
I'm amazed too.
Yorubas are usually known to have an independent mind in Nigerian politics, but how on earth a brown toothed Gambari puppet simply mesmerized them into oblivion while stealing them blind is something that calls for an urgent reawakening of a people that are known to have said 'no' to oppression,highhandedness and the ugly born-to-rule-mentality of the Northern Islamaofascist oligarchy.
If anyone doubts me ,they should ask Abacha about his time as a military dictator, let him explain to you how the Yorubas made him a living demon both home and abroad until he died - Abacha was so demonized in such a manner to an extent that he unwillingly succumbed to making a democratic change before death snatched him.But nowadays what we are seeing is appalling as some of these sophisticated people with sophisticated politics are now lining up and plotting to return power at all cost to the Gambaris who ensured that the best and the freest and fair election won by a man that was not only loved by the Yorubas but every other region except for the self acclaimed owners of Nigeria was annulled,himself killed alongside with his wife.
The truth is that the real sons and daughters of Odua knew what to do when the time comes and I'm glad we have a lot them here.

Thank you for the eulogy you just gave the Yoruba race. Am glad you know Yorubas are always independent (this is what most tribes fail to realise about we Yorubas) but Independence comes with a price you must pay.

South africans paid with their lives through anti-apartheid struggle and they eventually got it, US paid through the American Revolutionary War with so many people sacrificing their lives, we Yorubas paid by sacrificing Mulikat Akande for us to be able to think independently as we are doing presently without fear or favour.

Don't get it twisted my broda when you see some Yoruba folks drumming the beat of support for Jonathan (someone that has failed not only the Yorubas but also the entire Nation at large including his tribesmen), even the bible confirmed it that out of every 12 there must be a Judas.

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Politics › Re: I Regret Not Having A Yoruba As Speaker. Jonathan by jomoh: 10:28am On Nov 29, 2014

PhockPhockMan:
The only reason I respect Tinubu is the way he masterfully brainwashed some Yoruba youths into believing that their problems is Jonathan instead of him. A powerful speakership Jonathan gave yorubas, Tinubu connived and threw it away for selfish reasons.
No matter how long a night last, their must be day break.

We the Yorubas are not fools, we know when a gift is given in good faith and when it has a hidden message in it.

Tinubu saw this coming and was quick to estimate the collateral damage and subsequently sacrifice the she-Lamb (Mulikat Akande) for the independence of the Yoruba race. This is because even the ones we had never benefited us just because they were PDP. Now for that singular act of supporting Tambuwal, we now have the support of the North west.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Addax Petroleum Nig Plc by jomoh: 5:44pm On Nov 28, 2014

dustydee:
People like you resort to insults when they have no superior argument. You may want to reread his post and mine again.
Have a lovely evening.

Like you didn't insult or what do you mean by "some graduates need to learn to use their brain sometimes". HYPOCRITE.

If you present your argument without insults I won't have to reply with one. Also I found nothing superior in your argument, only a failed attempt at using someone else to shine.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Addax Petroleum Nig Plc by jomoh: 6:17pm On Nov 27, 2014

dustydee:
How can you say that? Can't you clearly see that it is a scam? Did he apply for the job? If yes, did they interview him? If yes why didn't they ask to see the certificates during the interview? If they didn't interview him, why would they give him an appointment letter only after sighting the certificates without an interview? Some graduates need to learn to use their brains sometimes.

A dog can reason better than you do. It clearly shows the kind of low life you live.

Were you physically or mentally blind to the point where I said it was obviously meant for someone else. For Heavens sake what sort of goats are graduating from Nigerian schools this days that they find it hard to read and comprehend before commenting.

All your ranting is even incoherent to say the least. Even an office assistance knows not all companies request certificate at interview cos you're not guaranteed of passing the interview.

And for your information slowpoke what you see up there is not an appointment letter but an offer letter which is subject to approval from the person the mail was originally meant for, upon the provision of the listed documents. After which the person is sent to the training school.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Addax Petroleum Nig Plc by jomoh: 5:34pm On Nov 27, 2014

Brozok:
Hello all,

I received this mail yesterday evening in my mailbox but am at a loss if its a scam or genuine. i checked the company address on google but the address on their general site is different from the one mentioned in the mail, i also called both numbers used in the mail 081-409-36830 and 01 404 1021 but it wasint going through. Did anyone receive such mail from them and i dont even have the HSE and NEBOSH certificate they requested for. I sent a mail to the sender email info@addaxpetroleum-ng.com but it bounced back as the email is not recognized. I will appreciate your taughts on this mail if i should go to the address or not.

Dear candidate :

NOTIFICATION FOR TRAINING PROGRAM

This is to remind you that we are yet to receive any of the required documents as stated in the email sent to you since 19th of October,2014, we are hereby sending you the email again to remind you of the deadline which is on the 1st of December, 2014 as failure will result to rejection of offer and cancellation of offer.

Since your application was screened and confirmed suitable for employment in our organization you are required to undergo our documentation process which is why we have requested you to send to us the below required documents on or before the deadline as stated above.

REQUIREMENTS

1. Photocopies of Academic Certificate.
2. HSE Competent 3 Certificates (Health Safety and Environment).
3. 2 copies of Sized Photo Passport.
4. NEBOSH General Certificate.(National Examination Board of Occupational Safety & Health)

All the above requirements must be submitted to our office at :

Addax Petroleum Development Company
Belk House
29 Agodogba Avenue
Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria
Phone: 081-409-36830

On confirmation and scrutinization of the above required documents Addax Petroleum Development Company will send you the appointment letter which will confirm your appointment with our organization.

THE PROGRAM

The Addax Petroleum Development Company training program will last for 6months.
The CP/2 program is City and Guild accredited, and on the successful completion ,candidates shall be awarded the City and Guild of London Institute Certificate, in addition to the Addax Petroleum Development Company Certificate of attendance.

TRAINEE NUMBER

Your assigned Trainee Number for the 2014 Addax Petroleum Development Company training program is RS19049.

SALARY/BENEFIT

As per the company policy, you'll be eligible to receive the following beginning on your hire date/resumption date.

Salary: Monthly starting salary of N300,000 (Three hundred thousand Naira monthly)
Training Bonus: N30,000 (Thirty thousand Naira monthly).
Accommodation: Addax Petroleum Development Company provides free accommodation to all trainees/employee.

Complete details will be found in the appointment letter to be sent to you on confirmation of your documents.

RESUMPTION DATE

The resumption date for the Addax Petroleum Development Company training program is on the 6th of January, 2015.

COMPANY WEBSITE

Click here to go to our website
https://www.addaxpetroleum.com/
OFFICE ADDRESS

For any enquiries contact our hiring co-ordinator at our office below

Addax Petroleum Development Company
Belk House
29 Agodogba Avenue
Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria
Phone: 081-409-36830

We at Addax Petroleum Development Company hope that you'll accept this job offer by sending us all the mentioned requirements and look forward to welcoming you aboard.

Best Regards

Hiring Co-ordinator

Addax Petroleum Development Company
29 Agodogba Avenue
Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria
Land Line: 01 404 1021

This email is meant for someone else cos there's nowhere in the mail where it suggest payment will be requested.

Also the email is customised for the site and not from a public or created mail address.

Try and get their real email address or other contact from their site and contact them. They probably sent the mail to you in error.

You could be saving someones life/job.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Jovago.com Interview Invitation. by jomoh(op): 5:14pm On Nov 27, 2014

dannjo:
I also got the same message..

Do you have any Idea of what their marketing executives do?

Politics › Re: 2015: Jonathan’ll Sweep Poll In South West – Survey by jomoh: 5:07pm On Nov 27, 2014

opiaoku:
A vote for apc = a vote for bokoharam

Buhari is a terrorist
Apc is a bokoharam

Gej till 2019

That strategy is stale already try another one. People are now wise and we have opened our eyes to see beyond PDP and Marylin Ogar's cheap propaganda.

We now know who is the real enemy of state.

The one who refused to #bringbackourgirls
The one who freed Maj. Gen. Al-mustapha
The one who refused to prosecute Stella Oduah, Hon. Lawan, Oritsejafor etc
The one refused to extradite Buruji kashamu instead made him a party leader in the south west.
The one who gave presidential pardon to ex-convicts(Bode George, Alamieyeseigha).
The one who approved N9.2bn to import stoves from south africa after his failed attempt to use our money to purchase arms for his dogs BH.
The one who used N1bn(N2,739,726 per day) to buy food while we live on less than $1(N180) per day.

Yes we now know better.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Jovago.com Interview Invitation. by jomoh(op): 3:07pm On Nov 26, 2014

Got this mail yesterday from jovago.com did anybody else got the mail

Hello,

Thank you for your application. You are invited for a chat/interview for the role of Sales/Marketing Executive. Please come along with your resume.

Date: Friday 28th November 2014
Time: 9am prompt
Venue: 15 Wole Olateju Crescent, Lekki Phase 1. Call 080976609XX if you need directions.

Anybody with useful information about Jovago.com marketing executive interview should please share.

Islam › Re: Islam And Exorcism by jomoh: 10:44pm On Nov 22, 2014

Abuamam:
He normally leads Jumat at FRSC mosque Onireke.

Jazakallahu aira

May Almighty Allah reward you accordingly

Politics › Re: Blood Bath In Ibadan APC Rally by jomoh: 5:30pm On Nov 22, 2014

himkers:
Because it is the epicentre of APC thuggery

If you know nothing about Oyo state then its will be better for you not to comment at all rather than comment with a senseless sentiment.

PDP ruled Oyo state for 8years between 2003/2011 during which every one in the state capital lived in fear of their lives and property. Thuggery reigned supreme like never before in any part of the country. Police men were no match for Ibadan thugs during those times even Obasanjo the ex president was stoned twice in Ibadan. Countless assassination, kidnaps, intimidation. Nobody had the gut to move around Iwo road anytime from 7pm-6am. The President of the Nigerian Medical students was killed in Iwo road in the early hours of the morning while just passing through the area. All these and many more during the eight years of PDP.
APC came into power in 2011 and ever since, the state had been peaceful. No case of thuggery or violence was recorded through the past period of APC's reign until now that the Election is near. It is obvious to every sensible human being that PDP is the devil hiding in the dark to throw stones into the light. Even their own convention was not spared of controversy. A situation started by one of their own chieftain in the person of the former state governor Alao Akala.

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Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by jomoh: 10:29pm On Nov 17, 2014

limamintruth:
Nonetheless, the arabic inscriptions on the naira notes are irrelevant now. We are no longer living in the olden days and northerners of today are more enlightened and knowlegeable in both hausa & english than they were 50yrs ago; thus, i still reiterate that your initial argument is very wrong.
And mind you it is the likes of vedaxcool & co. that provided religious colouration to the intent of the arabic inscriptions being written on the naira notes, not me. Comprend'e

Please, do I have to result to insults before I could drive home my point. Did I ever mention that its still relevant or do u just enjoy arguing out of context or you have problem understanding I simple statement.

All my arguments has being against bringing religion into the issue but you seems hell bent on dodging the main point.

And talking about vedaxcool. Did you check the front page at all was his comment on the first page at all. You are not only a religious bigot but worst of it you're an hypocrite. You need to get a life.

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Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by jomoh: 10:12pm On Nov 17, 2014

bakila:
There is BIBLE IN ARABIC LANGUAGE! Ignorant people learn.

Are you saying there's no Arabic Bible? Cos I don't understand your statement.

Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by jomoh: 8:39pm On Nov 17, 2014

limamintruth:
Please you better stop portraying hausas as illiterates who cant read or write in english. The hausas of the colonial years aint the hausas of today. A typical hausa illiterate of today can speak at least creole english no matter how unrefined it may sound.
And no matter how dull a hausa man may be, he can identify any number be it 5 or 100; thus, he needs NO arabic lang./inscription to tell him what no. 5 or 100 is. So ur excuse is baseless mister.

In which part of my statement did you read or had the impression that I claim Hausas of today can't read in english. A lot of people lack comprehension and logic skills.

The man was talking about why the arabic inscription was there in the first place. This means he was talking about some 45 to 50 years ago not hausas of today.

Were you thought tenses in primary school? Can't you differentiate between present and past tense? Obviously the man talked in past tense to give reason why the inscription was there in the first place which was clearly not for religious reason.

So I ask again. Why bring religion into this? Even the @OP is ignorant and does not know the difference between arabic and islamic. If you see a bible written in Arabic, would you say its islamic bible?

Everything written in arabic doesn't necessarily become islamic. This are the things the Mods are supposed to have known and corrected before putting the topic on the front page thereby causing religious confusion and e-conflict. Seun I believe your mods should know this.

Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by jomoh: 8:37pm On Nov 17, 2014

limamintruth:
Please you better stop portraying hausas as illiterates who cant read or write in english. The hausas of the colonial years aint the hausas of today. A typical hausa illiterate of today can speak at least creole english no matter how unrefined it may sound.
And no matter how dull a hausa man may be, he can identify any number be it 5 or 100; thus, he needs NO arabic lang./inscription to tell him what no. 5 or 100 is. So ur excuse is baseless mister.

Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by jomoh: 8:35pm On Nov 17, 2014

limamintruth:
Please you better stop portraying hausas as illiterates who cant read or write in english. The hausas of the colonial years aint the hausas of today. A typical hausa illiterate of today can speak at least creole english no matter how unrefined it may sound.
And no matter how dull a hausa man may be, he can identify any number be it 5 or 100; thus, he needs NO arabic lang./inscription to tell him what no. 5 or 100 is. So ur excuse is baseless mister.

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Business › Re: Hausa Ajami/Arabic Inscriptions Removed From New N100 Note by jomoh: 7:40pm On Nov 17, 2014*

aljharem:
I respectfully disagree with you sir.

Arabic is not our language so is English but our official language is English. Just like Niger, their official language is French.

Now how many people can read Arabic ? Lets be honest with ourselves, the only Arabic likes of us can recognise are the ones written in the Quran not taking it to the extent of writing it on our money.

In Nigeria, we need to take different groups along, the Christians are not comfortable with the Arabic inscription on the Note. Why not just remove it and write in Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and English. This why we can convert more Christians to Muslims just as Prophet Mohammed said (S.A.W)

Ignorance kills faster than bullets.

Before you can read in Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba you must be familiar with english alphabets and be able to read english. Most Hausas were educated in Arabic as at the time those currencies were introduced while southerners were educated in English hence the use of Arabic and English.

The article is clear enough "The Ajami writing was purposely meant to enable the Hausas and other tribes that had learnt Arabic long before English read the currency. As English came to Nigeria through the south, so Arabic came to Nigeria through the north."

This government along with has succeeded so much in dividing this country along religious line to the extent that we senselessly read religious meanings to what ordinarily does not have anything to do with religion. Almost everyone is now a religious bigot.

If you had read the article with a clear 'un-bigotic' mind, you would have noticed the bolded statement. Same with most people that commented before you.

You even went as far as quoting a Prophet wrongly. Things like this that people say without much thought are what causes most religious uprising.

"My people perish for lack of knowledge"

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Politics › Re: Nairaland Progressives Let's Endorse Muhammadu Buhari by jomoh: 1:25pm On Nov 16, 2014

[quote author=barcanista post=28059505][/quote]Sent u a mail

Politics › Re: Nairaland Progressives Let's Endorse Muhammadu Buhari by jomoh: 10:42am On Nov 16, 2014

[quote author=barcanista post=28059505][/quote]Sent you a mail.

Christianity Etc › Re: Akudaya:myth Or Reality? by jomoh: 9:43am On Nov 16, 2014

Empiree:
these incidents I'm familiar with cus I'm very close with those involved. I lived with them. matter of fact, the other person in this matter lives with me right now. so I'm aware of it at least since 1990. Islam is deep brother.

Please can I get Alhaji Issa Akindele's number from u. If not please can u help me get it. I really have been looking to get his number for someone close to me in a very long time.

Islam › Re: Islam And Exorcism by jomoh: 9:40am On Nov 16, 2014*

Jarus:
What is familiar spirit? Educate me. Let me know how it works. But most likely, it's jinns at work again.

Please can I get Alhaji Issa Akindele's number from u. If not please can u help me get it. I need it for someone close to me.

Politics › Re: Nairaland Progressives Let's Endorse Muhammadu Buhari by jomoh: 8:41pm On Nov 15, 2014

barcanista:
Welcome my boss. I am optimistic that the Change we seek and yearned for shall be actualised in 2015

I say a very Big and Loud amen to it. By the special Grace of Almighty God.

A friend of mine came from the US last month and he is on his way back. I took the opportunity to sample his opinion on the candidates contesting. He said if left to Nigerians in diaspora Buhari will floor jonathan anytime. I told him its same in Nigeria here.

Come December when the primaries shall be done we shall all have a reason to celebrate by Gods grace.

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Politics › Re: Nairaland Progressives Let's Endorse Muhammadu Buhari by jomoh: 7:08pm On Nov 15, 2014

barcanista:
Fellow Progressives on Nairaland,

The past few months have seen us spend so much energy, time and other resources to promote the candidacy of the amiable General Muhammadu Buhari, to get him fly the APC flag and also get him elected the President of Nigeria in the APC Primaries and Presidential election respectively. I am optimistic that our hardwork and patriotic zeal will not be in vain.

I acknowledge the need for us to speak in one voice by adopting General Muhammadu Buhari in unison. This is our way of showing the General that we are behind him, and also to show the larger APC body where we stand in the December 10 Presidential Primaries.

In view of the above,

[b]I, humbly move the motion for the endorsement and adoption of Muhammadu Buhari as the consensus candidate for Nairaland Progressives in the coming APC December 10th Primaries and 14th February Presidential Election[b]

I appeal to distinguished members of Nairaland Progressives to show their support and endorse the amiable General. Thank you.

God Bless Nigeria
God Bless The Progressive Family
God Bless General Muhammadu Buhari
Change2015

Just saw the thread now.

Fully endorsed by me and my entire household.

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Politics › Re: ........... by jomoh: 5:19am On Nov 15, 2014*

barcanista:
The difference between us is that, though I support APC, I do speak against any actions of them as a party or as individuals that I consider inconsistent and undemocratic. I was before now sympathetic to the PDP until I realised how fraudulent the party is. to Nyako, my position is very clear and still unchanged. In fact, I created a thread to remind the LASHA and Tinubu of the Pedro saga, as at then I had already declared for the APC.
The lesson is that patriotism and truth should be placed above partisan politics. While you do a zombie-like followership, I do a followership that is based on my conscience and conviction.

You don't have to be spamming it on thread since you already created a thread for it, it shows desperation in your calumnous campaign against me which will fail

By The Way: You Registered November 14, 2014. All Your Seven Posts and your one topic are against "barcanista". There are two things involve here:
1. Either you are a TANoid recruit assigned to troll barcanista-due to the severe damage I have been causing in your camp OR
2. You are one of the regular posters, a coward hiding under a new monicker to troll.

Whichever ways, You FAIL

Barcanista u and I have two things in common. We both love Buhari and Barcelona.

Go through my comments then you'll see for ur self.

In view of this, I will like to share some information reaching me as at yesterday night concerning APC and Buhari's Nomination. I will request for ur permission to send u a mail. Pls do accept and let me know when u do.

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