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I stay in eti osa and here is map in my area according to people I interviewed
Goodluck jonathan some people actually registered to vote him and vote out tinubus godfatherism am happy people now reason and not to vote for party but individual who have great vision for nigeria.governor people are voting uncle fash in the state and national assembly will be shared by the parties ACNwill lose their a lot of their sit

We all saw BUHARI and RIBADU english on their NN24 DEBATE we saw how queens their english was on that debate @ poster u can only deceive low brained and blinded people like yourself!!. We are wiser now we will not vote according to party again as the parties are all the same CPC is been sponsored by abachas family. With nigerians stolen money we all know that ur ward coupist BUhari that can't speak better english than GEJ or even express himself well like GEJ is the abachas house boy.ribadu on the other hand is dining with the person he called a thief.we will vote people that would move us forward not party like an ealier poster wrote I stay in lagos eti osa to be pricise I will vote for fashola even though he is a coward I will neva vote any ACNmember for any state and national house of assemblY.presido is definately GEJ he is the best among the rest. BB fans keep dreaming

@Orikinla u can get expo from ur BB supporters so that we can compare note BUHARIS achievement as head of state

@Ibime pls let see our magawatt from 1976 to when buhari took power and when he left if it was the same and while ur at it publish buharis achievements when he was head of state and while he was PTF chairman under ABACHA and let's compare it with objs and pdp,

BB supporters would come and abuse and hala its smear campaign and BUHARI achieved more that obj and gej when u tell them to list buharis achievement u get the usual abuse that has been their slogan!!!

Am immuned from people like u that are blinded I know u are an aboki an uneducated or half educated mallam cos u use internet that is why u don't have manners like the all ur type that support an enemy of democracy coupist!!

Don't forget that the looting assembly is not only PDP members we have ACNand other party in that assembly vote individual that u know would fight the cause of a common man those other parties in the assembly did not refuse the salary or spoke out against it!!!

@Orikinla.am still waiting for the achievement of buhari so that we can exchange notes

Fake reporters!!! Who would report to u so that u people can manipulate it and use as evidence for ur jihadist cadidate, Buhari

ANOTHER SAHARA una no dey tire!!!!!BB supporters is now official that sahara report is the official reporters of BB supporter

Keep peddling rumours he got leaked debate questions!!! BB supporters also posted the evidence of question and answerz he got for the debate,to he planted two bombs in katsina rally and also bribe emirs while at it!!! This is ur latest from ur official reporters buharareports oh sorry sahara report, U guys are really comic relief we are warming up to put more of his achievement in the Guiness book of record as the coupist that was refused by his people in a democracy setting for a record 3 times, Keep peddle rumours

Poster : Orikinla. Let's see how inteligent u are list BUHARI achievment and while I list GEJ and obj achievement let's see who has done more I know u are one of those supporting the coupist desperado president wannabe because of bakare the same prophet that said his running mate does not have a future in the leadership of nigeria a lot of us even u said amen to that prophecy, Today his running with the tall one that has no say in nigerian leadership come may 9 his that his prophecy would come to pass!! Because believers like us that he was deceiving said amen to that including u,

^^^ thatz the way BB supporters sell there candidate with abuse and insult but not fact!!!

BB's supporters may your lifes be run with decrees 2 and decree 4 and may ur life be guided by decree 24 and ur econonomy life be guided by essenco act and may ur lifes be ruled the way a coupist rules I hope u people can say amen to this prayers

We are not fools nigerians well not be voting for party we are voting for people that would move nigeria foward and not some coupist .moreover CPC ACN members were one time in the so called corrupt PDP
They were thrown out of the same so called corrupt PDP I have voters card and am getting ready to vote out God fatherism by not voting along party line we won't be deceived

^^^ u are a blind follower and won't join issues with u

Where are the blind BB supporters BUHARI SLAVE to a world know criminal ABACHA DYNESTY

We all no that already not only this election also privious ones!!, a saint that associate with world known criminals first he was in abacha seniors cabinet as PTF chairman and came out to say abacha did not steal!!! There is no evidence that he stole.today abacha junior a killer and one of the most corrupt nigerian is a governorship candidate in kano and people are still blind because of tribe BUHARI can neva rule nigeria again

Don't be deceived we are not voting for party am voting for the best among the 4 irrespective of the party the person is in politicians in all the parties CPC,ACN

, Were one time in PDP faithful and for now GEJ is the best among the clueless others nigerians are wiser now PDP is corrupt agree CPC is also corrupt imagine ABACHAS son a candidate under the party and u say their not corrupt? What of ACNwhen ribadu was efcc chairman under the corrupt pdp he said TINUBU was the biggest political criminal a thief today his the presidential flag bearer of a corrupt ACNunder the theif who is now his political Godfather.I hope u people have not forgotten before obj and PDP came to office Nigeria was the 3rd most corrupt country in the world by transparency international!!! Today go and check our rating and tell me if it has not improved?that's if u care!BUHARI claims to be a saint but his always seen associating with record breaking criminals(sani abacha rip, And now son mohammed abacha CPC kano gov candidate) tomorrow they will say GEJ is seen around obj!! We all know between obj and abacha who is a certified criminal that is well knw by the international community and locally.a coupist or a confused double faced corruption hypocrite can't rule us again this is not 1983 is not by force now is democracy and a lot has changed we now have access to info only a blind man that doesn't value nigerian history will vote BB

Another sahara report aint u propogandarist tied? Hope u remember the licked debate questions blind follower mumu people buhari will rule u people keep deceiving urself

Buhari and ribadu like there followers are clueless they don't have anything to offer.the buhari people here blabbing what happened to ur sahara report of licked question to GEJ let me refresh ur weak memories
As further evidence that next month’s elections are unlikely to be free and fair, SaharaReporters has obtained a document which shows that the media group which is organizing today’s debate did prepare advance questions for President Goodluck Jonathan at least a week ago.
  It is the equivalent of one student receiving the exam test papers in his own home while the others sweat in libraries and study rooms.
Although the event is supposed to treat all the debate participants equally, the questions prepared by the media group for President Jonathan demonstrate that the group is biased in his favour.  This was one of the reasons given last week by three of the leading contenders who pulled out of today’s debate, but the charge was denied by the so-called “media group.
The targeting and phraseology employed in the questions also show a tendency not to challenge President Jonathan, but to help him formulate favourable responses. On the PDP’s zoning quagmire, for instance, he is merely asked such a penalty-spot question as whether he does not carry a moral burden.   On the question of transformation, he is lobbed another “Help Yourself” question: “What are you really saying to Nigerians?”
On the vexed question of infrastructure, the media group says, “The complex of infrastructure in Nigeria is allegedly notoriously inefficient, inadequate, underdeveloped, derelict and neglected,” but again points to the penalty spot, “Its (sic) all the noise about power not just a hype?”
In addition to the questions submitted by the media group, the document also shows government functionaries feverishly trying to help Jonathan pass the test, with both questions and suggested answers carefully laid out for him.  An e-mail dated 25 March from Kassey Garba, the Chief Economic Adviser to the President to Professor Sheikh Ahmed Abdullah, the Minister for Agriculture, covers Questions 23 & 24, supposedly for that Ministry.  Since the questions from the media group are numbered 1-16, this suggests that Questions 17-22 were expected from other government bodies.
The emergence of this document will provide further worry to many Nigerians and the international community that although Jonathan has repeatedly said he wishes to see elections that are free and fair, he is desperately trying to employ short cuts to ensure his victory.  On December 25, SaharaReporters reported the presence of a rigging manual that had been prepared by the Jonathan Campaign.
The television debate advisory by the media group is particularly worrying because the group is supposed to be a professional one and has asked to be seen as such.
“This is a terrible tragedy,” said a political analyst in Abuja this afternoon.
“This is a sad day for both the media and this government.   It is the old story of power being desperately sought by every desperate measure.  This is a terrible tragedy.”
Full text of the document:
Questions submitted by the media group

1.    Your emergence as PDP presidential candidate was mired in controversy as a result of the conflicting interpretations of your party’s zoning and rotation principles: do you not carry a moral burden?


2.    When you talk of “transformation” what are you really saying to Nigerians?



3.    The Nigerian economy seems to be in the grip of an unending crisis, characterized by a poor growth rate, low capacity utilization, unimpressive direct foreign investments, bank failures and now a rapidly weakening naira. Is the situation redeemable?


4.    The complex of infrastructure in Nigeria is allegedly notoriously inefficient, inadequate, underdeveloped, derelict and neglected. Its all the noise about power not just hype?



5.    What is your programme for taking the Nigerian Railways, roads, marine and air transportation into the 21st century?


6.    Employment is one area of crisis. 80% of Nigerian school leavers/graduates do not get jobs for years after graduation. What will your government do to cure this dangerous scourge?



7.    With Boko Haram in Bauchi and Borno States, endless killings in Jos, bombings everywhere, kidnappings in the South-East and armed robbers operating with impunity everywhere. Could it not be said that your Government has lost grip of the management of security in the country?


8.    Has your Government abandoned the fight against corruption in Nigeria? All the former Governors indicted since 2007 are sitting in the Senate, seeking re-election and playing active roles in the current electoral dispensation!



9.    Is the lackadaisical way the reform agenda in the petroleum sector has been handled not symptomatic of your approach to governance? Why has the Petroleum Industry Bill been so shabbily treated?


10.    Please, give us an insight into how you intend to tackle the rot in the education and health sectors.



11.    Are you satisfied with the outputs and growth rate in the agricultural sector? If not, give us an insight into your programme for the sector?
  

12.    Your foreign policy seems to be defined by the contradiction between declaration and action on the election crisis in the Ivory Coast. Do you really have a coherent Foreign Policy?



13.    Is your corruption fight not compromised by the alleged involvement of your wife in money-laundering and what is seen as your own indictment by the Code of Conduct Bureau?

14.    Your wife is already exciting women about getting 35% of public offices under your Government, if you are elected. Are you really serious about fulfilling this promise?



15.    With hindsight, do you approve of your handling of the bombing incident at the Eagle square on 1st October 2010?


16.    Are you confident that your strategy for peace and development in the Niger delta is working?


Agriculture


•    Question 23: 
It has been argued that government subsidies on agriculture and other products have not achieved the desired goals, what is your view on this?
Why is Nigeria spending so much on food importation despite the abundance of resources?
Subsidy is not getting to the farmers

Answer:

•    This is because we have not embarked on developing the full value chain for our agricultural products and not paid enough attention to reducing post-harvest losses. Once this is done, food importation will reduce.
•    As a developing country, subsidy is still very important if we are to achieve the desired growth. Even developed countries have one form of subsidy or the other.

•    Government will continue to subsidize agriculture but with better management approach to its administration. The Fertilizer voucher scheme which we have piloted in partnership with private sector since 2009 appears to be working well. We shall use it to reach the desired target population that needs the subsidy.
-Between 2007 and 2009 a total of 1.23 million metric tons of fertilizer were procured and distributed at a total subsidy cost of N29.16 billion. In 2010 alone, 900,000metric tons were procured for distribution at a cost of N89.31billion with total subsidy of N22.30 billion.)

♣    There have been a lot of investments in irrigation, (HMIC) in addition to fertilizer supplies, GMP support for farmers, 


Question 24: 
What will be your government’s programme for agricultural transformation in the country?
Answer:
Agriculture is an important sector of Nigeria economy; employ over 75 % of the population; contribute 41% to GDP and accounted for 30% of the growth in the non- oil output
Creating of enabling policy environment and provision of essential infrastructure that will boost the productivity and output of smallholders and large scale producers. Areas of focus of my government will include;

•    provision of  improved seed and other farm inputs at subsidized rate 
o    ( 25 % subsidy level on fertilizer) with emphasis on expanding the new fertilizer voucher scheme subsidy model; one-stop shop agro- input centres,

•    agricultural financing / Credit facilities  to boost agric value chains 
o    ( N200billion Commercial Agric Credit scheme, N100billion Textile and cotton  fund, Revitalization of Bank of Agriculture)
•    Increase irrigation facilities and dams across the country  to support dual season production 
o    cover 200,000 ha of irrigated farm land from the present 40,000ha.

•    attracting private investment into agriculture through Public-private partnership in all the agriculture value chain process,

•    Facilitate agriculture value chain process to reduce post harvest waste and market for producers ( establishment of agricultural value chain infrastructures:- two  fish processing estate, five  integrated livestock processing centre; eighteen agro-industrial estates; nine farmers’ markets

•    Development of strategic food reserve to ensure national food security, stabilize food prices and guarantee producers’ farm income. ( increase reserve from current 300,000 metric tons to 1.3million . In addition to current 14 silos that are operational , 20 more are at various stages of completion across the country.
•    In my transformation plan, opening up the rural roads is a top priority so that agricultural products can be moved to the consuming areas.



From: Abdul and Kassey Garba <kagarba@yahoo.com>

Subject: Q & A
To: profsheikh@yahoo.com

Sheikh Abdullah
Date: Friday, March 25, 2011, 3:20 AM


Dear Honorable Minister,

 
Compliments!
 
As discussed at the meeting yesterday, I am sending you the proposed questions and suggested answers in preparation for the presidential debate as it relates to your Ministry / sector.
 

You are kindly requested to review the suggested answers and provide alternative answers as may be necessary, preferably less than half a page.
 
Please note that the 'questions submitted by the media group' are included for your information only.
 
I will be grateful if you could make your contribution available by 2pm please.
This is because the final document must get to His Excellency by 3pm today.
 
Stay blessed.
 

Kassey Garba

http://www.saharareporters.com/news-page/tv-debate-media-group-sends-president-jo

Before u come here to defend the clueless duo answer this question was any of ur propoganda question claimed given to GEJ was it asked during the cos of the debate yesterday ? What about the answers did u hear any? U should hide urselfs in shame!!.buhari and ribadu were lucky they didn't turn up the nigerian masses would have seen how clueless they are they knew they can't face the Nigerian masses judging from there NN24 disgraceful outing.a 70yr old coupist that was part of the government of the most corrupt regime in the history of nigeria that is clueless cannot rule us again also a confused corrupt crusader who said tinubu is the most corrupt politician in nigeria today tinubu is his godfather, now they are mixing up with like of ibb,atiku,ciroma and other PDP thiefs who are about to be thrown out of the party.I ask nigerians is this the change they want to bring?

^^^ don't mind the blind follower who thinks we are in 1983 my prayer for dem is may there life be run like decree 24 and all and selective jugdement and ESSENCO act.

U would not see any BB supporters commenting on articles like this we that the bad eggs that were thrown out of pdp are the ones runing CPC and ACN
As we speak check their the exco of the two parties and see how many past pdp member in it. We will neva be decieved by party line again. If u even talk of corruption after abacha left off transperency internation rated nigeria 3 in the world as per
Corruption I challenge the BB supporter to tell us our ranking now let us see if it better now or during abacha regime which BUHARI was part of.

CPC that has the prince of corruption as GOVERNORSHIP candidate I dey laff keep deceiving ur self and other uneducated people like u

After the debate are u and sahara report neva make fool of una self.foolish uneducated mumu follower go and bury ur hand in shame u and the so called person u are supporting fool

For those who think were fools and use the PDP script for 12yrs corruption before obj came to power nigeria was the 3 most corrupt nation on earth today check our ranking and see were we are today.I certainly not vote in an ex coupist or a prophet of doom or a confused corrupt crusader who now has one of the person he said was the biggest theif in nigeria his godfather we are not fools again I won't vote by party.a party that has abachas son as a governorship candidate is not the party that would bring change neither would a party that has all the relations of the bigwig of the party imposed on people would bring change.I will vote individaul that has the people at heart.GEJ for president.fashola Governor lagos state. house of assembly members I would vote credibly people irrespective of party

I thought some cpc supporters and hater of nigeria said this was how the question are going to be asked as leaked to GEJ. tp://www.saharareporters.com/news-page/tv-debate-media-group-sends-president-jonathan-advance-questions
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TV Debate: Media Group Sends President Jonathan Advance Questions
Posted: March 30, 2011 - 17:15
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caption: Goodluck Jonathan

As further evidence that next month’s elections are unlikely to be free and fair, SaharaReporters has obtained a document which shows that the media group which is organizing today’s debate did prepare advance questions for President Goodluck Jonathan at least a week ago.

  It is the equivalent of one student receiving the exam test papers in his own home while the others sweat in libraries and study rooms.

Although the event is supposed to treat all the debate participants equally, the questions prepared by the media group for President Jonathan demonstrate that the group is biased in his favour.  This was one of the reasons given last week by three of the leading contenders who pulled out of today’s debate, but the charge was denied by the so-called “media group.

The targeting and phraseology employed in the questions also show a tendency not to challenge President Jonathan, but to help him formulate favourable responses. On the PDP’s zoning quagmire, for instance, he is merely asked such a penalty-spot question as whether he does not carry a moral burden.   On the question of transformation, he is lobbed another “Help Yourself” question: “What are you really saying to Nigerians?”

On the vexed question of infrastructure, the media group says, “The complex of infrastructure in Nigeria is allegedly notoriously inefficient, inadequate, underdeveloped, derelict and neglected,” but again points to the penalty spot, “Its (sic) all the noise about power not just a hype?”

In addition to the questions submitted by the media group, the document also shows government functionaries feverishly trying to help Jonathan pass the test, with both questions and suggested answers carefully laid out for him.  An e-mail dated 25 March from Kassey Garba, the Chief Economic Adviser to the President to Professor Sheikh Ahmed Abdullah, the Minister for Agriculture, covers Questions 23 & 24, supposedly for that Ministry.  Since the questions from the media group are numbered 1-16, this suggests that Questions 17-22 were expected from other government bodies.

The emergence of this document will provide further worry to many Nigerians and the international community that although Jonathan has repeatedly said he wishes to see elections that are free and fair, he is desperately trying to employ short cuts to ensure his victory.  On December 25, SaharaReporters reported the presence of a rigging manual that had been prepared by the Jonathan Campaign.

The television debate advisory by the media group is particularly worrying because the group is supposed to be a professional one and has asked to be seen as such.

“This is a terrible tragedy,” said a political analyst in Abuja this afternoon.

“This is a sad day for both the media and this government.   It is the old story of power being desperately sought by every desperate measure.  This is a terrible tragedy.”

Full text of the document:
Questions submitted by the media group


1.    Your emergence as PDP presidential candidate was mired in controversy as a result of the conflicting interpretations of your party’s zoning and rotation principles: do you not carry a moral burden?



2.    When you talk of “transformation” what are you really saying to Nigerians?




3.    The Nigerian economy seems to be in the grip of an unending crisis, characterized by a poor growth rate, low capacity utilization, unimpressive direct foreign investments, bank failures and now a rapidly weakening naira. Is the situation redeemable?



4.    The complex of infrastructure in Nigeria is allegedly notoriously inefficient, inadequate, underdeveloped, derelict and neglected. Its all the noise about power not just hype?




5.    What is your programme for taking the Nigerian Railways, roads, marine and air transportation into the 21st century?



6.    Employment is one area of crisis. 80% of Nigerian school leavers/graduates do not get jobs for years after graduation. What will your government do to cure this dangerous scourge?




7.    With Boko Haram in Bauchi and Borno States, endless killings in Jos, bombings everywhere, kidnappings in the South-East and armed robbers operating with impunity everywhere. Could it not be said that your Government has lost grip of the management of security in the country?



8.    Has your Government abandoned the fight against corruption in Nigeria? All the former Governors indicted since 2007 are sitting in the Senate, seeking re-election and playing active roles in the current electoral dispensation!




9.    Is the lackadaisical way the reform agenda in the petroleum sector has been handled not symptomatic of your approach to governance? Why has the Petroleum Industry Bill been so shabbily treated?



10.    Please, give us an insight into how you intend to tackle the rot in the education and health sectors.




11.    Are you satisfied with the outputs and growth rate in the agricultural sector? If not, give us an insight into your programme for the sector?



12.    Your foreign policy seems to be defined by the contradiction between declaration and action on the election crisis in the Ivory Coast. Do you really have a coherent Foreign Policy?




13.    Is your corruption fight not compromised by the alleged involvement of your wife in money-laundering and what is seen as your own indictment by the Code of Conduct Bureau?

14.    Your wife is already exciting women about getting 35% of public offices under your Government, if you are elected. Are you really serious about fulfilling this promise?




15.    With hindsight, do you approve of your handling of the bombing incident at the Eagle square on 1st October 2010?



16.    Are you confident that your strategy for peace and development in the Niger delta is working?



Agriculture



•    Question 23: 
It has been argued that government subsidies on agriculture and other products have not achieved the desired goals, what is your view on this?
Why is Nigeria spending so much on food importation despite the abundance of resources?
Subsidy is not getting to the farmers


Answer:


•    This is because we have not embarked on developing the full value chain for our agricultural products and not paid enough attention to reducing post-harvest losses. Once this is done, food importation will reduce.
•    As a developing country, subsidy is still very important if we are to achieve the desired growth. Even developed countries have one form of subsidy or the other.


•    Government will continue to subsidize agriculture but with better management approach to its administration. The Fertilizer voucher scheme which we have piloted in partnership with private sector since 2009 appears to be working well. We shall use it to reach the desired target population that needs the subsidy.
-Between 2007 and 2009 a total of 1.23 million metric tons of fertilizer were procured and distributed at a total subsidy cost of N29.16 billion. In 2010 alone, 900,000metric tons were procured for distribution at a cost of N89.31billion with total subsidy of N22.30 billion.)


♣    There have been a lot of investments in irrigation, (HMIC) in addition to fertilizer supplies, GMP support for farmers, 


Question 24: 
What will be your government’s programme for agricultural transformation in the country?
Answer:
Agriculture is an important sector of Nigeria economy; employ over 75 % of the population; contribute 41% to GDP and accounted for 30% of the growth in the non- oil output
Creating of enabling policy environment and provision of essential infrastructure that will boost the productivity and output of smallholders and large scale producers. Areas of focus of my government will include;


•    provision of  improved seed and other farm inputs at subsidized rate 
o    ( 25 % subsidy level on fertilizer) with emphasis on expanding the new fertilizer voucher scheme subsidy model; one-stop shop agro- input centres,


•    agricultural financing / Credit facilities  to boost agric value chains 
o    ( N200billion Commercial Agric Credit scheme, N100billion Textile and cotton  fund, Revitalization of Bank of Agriculture)
•    Increase irrigation facilities and dams across the country  to support dual season production 
o    cover 200,000 ha of irrigated farm land from the present 40,000ha.


•    attracting private investment into agriculture through Public-private partnership in all the agriculture value chain process,


•    Facilitate agriculture value chain process to reduce post harvest waste and market for producers ( establishment of agricultural value chain infrastructures:- two  fish processing estate, five  integrated livestock processing centre; eighteen agro-industrial estates; nine farmers’ markets


•    Development of strategic food reserve to ensure national food security, stabilize food prices and guarantee producers’ farm income. ( increase reserve from current 300,000 metric tons to 1.3million . In addition to current 14 silos that are operational , 20 more are at various stages of completion across the country.
•    In my transformation plan, opening up the rural roads is a top priority so that agricultural products can be moved to the consuming areas.




From: Abdul and Kassey Garba <kagarba@yahoo.com>

Subject: Q & A
To: profsheikh@yahoo.com

Sheikh Abdullah.

Look at the name that carried the rumour. We can see how God is exposing dem

Foolish see how desparate u people are by publish rumour we are watching the debate and ur so called debate question and we have seen how true it is people without brains brainless supporters fools

An enemy of democracy coupist who was biased and clueless as a head of state in 1983

Wether u like it or not buhari is part and parcel of godogodo that distroyed our democracy, just as Gej is part of pdp so is ameachi,donald duke and governor chime this are members of PDP go check there states.buhari is an enemy of democracy and God would not forgive him and his godogodo brothers for distroying nigeria.amen to that

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I WILL KEEP BLABBING WHAT WE ALREADY KNOW WHICH IS SIMPLE NIGERIANS ARE WISER TODAY THAN 1983 THANKS TO DEMOCRACY SOMEONE LIKE U WOULD NOT BE HERE CAMPAIGNING FOR A CLUELESS LEADER WHO THINKS THAT ONLY CORRUPTION WHICH HE AND HIS FELLOW VAGABOONS IN POWER INSTITUTIONALIZED IN NIGERIA!!! AS NIGERIAS ONLY PROBLEM!!! THE ARAB NATIONS ARE GETTING RID OF THE LIKES OF BUHARIA (OLD AND TYRANTS).SOME LOW BRAINED PEOPLE ARE HERE ONLY ON
NAIRA LAND CLAMOURING FOR THE DARK ERA THAT NO SANE NIGERIAN WANT TO REMEMBER!!! MY FRIEND GO AND EAT GWORO UNDER A GAMJI THREE AND KEEP MASTURBATING AND DREAMING ABOUT HOW BB WILL WIN ELECTION!!!.

I WILL KEEP BLABBING WHAT WE ALREADY KNOW WHICH IS SIMPLE NIGERIANS ARE WISER TODAY  THAN 1983 THANKS TO DEMOCRACY SOMEONE LIKE U WOULD NOT BE HERE CAMPAIGNING FOR A CLUELESS LEADER WHO THINKS THAT ONLY CORRUPTION WHICH HE AND HIS FELLOW VAGABOONS IN POWER INSTITUTIONALIZED IN NIGERIA!!! THE ARAB NATIONS ARE GETTING RID OF THE LIKES OF BUHARIA (TYRANTS).SOME LOW BRAINED PEOPLE ARE HERE ONLY ON
NAIRA LAND CLAMOURING FOR THE  DARK ERA THAT NO SANE NIGERIAN WANT TO REMEMBER!!! MY FRIEND GO AND EAT GWORO UNDER A GAMJI THREE AND KEEP MASTURBATING ABOUT HOW BB WILL WIN ELECTION.