₦airaland Forum

tolextony:
HOW TO BE AN APC MEMBER OR
FAN
1. Create lies; 2. Attack and insult
violently when facts are presented;
3.Scream "Sai Buhari" if faced with
superior argument.
4. Lose your sense of rationality and
logic.
5. Insult the president and anyone
that supports him
6. Lie that GEJ stole $49 billion.
7. Disagree with any event or post
that portrays GEJ in a goodlight and
agree with any event or post that
portrays GEJ in a badlight.
8. Disagree with any event or post
that portrays GMB in a badlight and
agree with any post showing him in
a goodlight.
6. Celebrate bokoharam attacks by
shouting "GEJ is Clueless, Our
soldiers are weak and 6weeks is
counting oh"
What surprises me is the ease and
unremorseful impunity at which
Buhari and his supporters tell lies.
You can never see any iota of
morality in them, it's such a shame!
If they tell you they represent
change tell them to refute the
attached picture. Imagine Tinubu
telling you he will fight
corruption..don't be decieved..Vote
wisely.

Points!

You're unwell!

Gej till whenever!

holluwai:
This is not what matters, if he like make him show us him birth certificate and him death certificate join, you're a disgrace Jonah!!!!! A farmer will proper sense of ruling will do us good

Even your english shows you're likely supporting bokoharri because you're a fellow cattle herder!

Common waec certificate buhari no fit present! Story here story there!

berem:
millions of Nigerians have also passed through this same process of education,so what's the big deal?

You people should stop hyping your clueless president. He's still SUPER CLUELESS!!

You haven't achieved anything reasonable I life so just be silent when success speaks!

PastorOla1:
"LOBATAN" Now we av a present who refused to declare his asset as required by LAW. To late 4 GEJ. WE WILL VOTE APC. Down, Down Pdp Up, Up APC.

Declaring assets is to compulsory but it being made public isn't!

Chukwugekwu:
Buhari is a common illiterate. .......


Buhari you are a dreamer and who do you think you can rule .......



Buhari can never be the president of this great country. ......



Buhari will be massively defeated again come March 28 ......


No certificate ........


not healthy enough. .......

Buhari is an illiterate trying to rule the graduates impossible. ....

Buhari you must go to school and see what others has passed through .......

GEJ TILL 2019

And do project o with supervisor!

You won't win!

FastShipping:
Cooked up crap. Why don't you wait and see how you are put to shame when he addresses people at Chatham House?

Below is what people who saw him on the queue in good spirit at British Airway in Abuja:



Ahmad Sajoh wrote:

"I was at the Nnamdi Azikwe International
Airport this morning when GMB came in
to board a BA flight to travel out. He
marvelled everyone when he insisted on
following the queue to be screened like
every other passenger despite entreaties
by supporters and Airport workers. He
told someone close by in Hausa, "if I
refused to follow the queue today, how
will I tell anyone else to follow the
queue tomorrow" It was indeed a rare
display of discipline, courage and
conviction. Airport workers nearby
testified that he had always followed the
queue ever since they knew him as a
passenger on the International or
Domestic routes."

So he plans to start flogging people in queues again right? This man is from the past!

Cover!

No be only carrier na garri-er! Spell check please!

I think its improper! E.g in the u.s the president can decide not to sign into law a bill that he deems unfit for the polity. It reduces the power of the president to a huge extent. The powers that should be reduced is actually that of the senate.

The evil spirits behind boko haram will be pushed into hell; physically and spiritually. Nigeria is bigger than them!

Whynotthetruth:
Old road too thin? Not as broad as the express way but not too thin to me...I don't know why CCC and the other company has been too slow on that job...maybe government's fault or litigations or from the companies... don't really know why...

Lets just pray its fixed soon. Its an fg road. Old road winds like a snake. Except in public transport I can't drive that road. Hear its a shorter route to enugu sef.

Quick recovery so he can come back and lose in one piece!

Whynotthetruth:
I think you mean Enugu-Onitsha express route though the Old road of same Enugu-Onitsha is very good and motorable...

The awkwuzu- tarzan axis of that road is bad. I.e the early part of it closest to onitsha. The later aspects might be manageable! The awka -enugu axis is also bad. I know because I drove that route alot when workinģ in the east.

The old road is way too thin.

UrennaNkoli:
PEJ/GEJ= fraud, thieves and low lifers cloaked by lies and deceit. Same applies to their supporters.

Which post are you commenting on because you seem not to be making sense!

Which road will they ply? Onitsha-awka rd is the worst in nigeria! And I've been around! Last I was on that road was nov last year!

On point!!!

Jackeeh:
I believe the correct word is "flout" and not "flaunt".

Illiterate! Apc member I presume!

Before his book "my watch" was launched, there was a restraining order stopping him from launching the book until a court case about its contents were resolved! Obj flaunted that order and even after being told to give an explanation and withdraw the book from the public within 30days, he still hasn't changed paths and has gone on to further publicise the book.

Even if the activities of his tenure can be overlooked as done out of ignorance, his recent acts of impunity cannot be overlooked as he has been a staunch critic of the current administration. Nigerians especially people of obj's status should learn to stop undue criticisms and come up with solutions to help make nigeria better!

Gej till whenever!

Between two bad choices I still won’t vote for Buhari
Thursday, 19 February 2015 00:00 Written by Olu Adekanola
THE atmosphere of the upcoming elections all over the country is so tense, dire and ecstatic. Nigerians are becoming increasingly anxious and strangely pessimistic and optimistic as the case may be.

From Sapele to Sokoto, Arugungu to Ado-Ekiti, the sole discourse is primarily about the upcoming elections. Never in the history of this great country of ours has the prelude to a general election been this fraught with extreme danger, anxiety and trepidation.

With the frequent cross-carpeting of politicians from one political party to another, character assassination, witch-hunting, whistle blowing, security situation particularly in the North-east and the ongoing political violence, no wonder there is a genuine fear that the elections might “make or mar” the economic and socio political future of our country. Clearly, the battle for power is between the incumbent, President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, of the ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP) and the perennial presidential aspirant, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, of the All Progressive Congress (APC).

The amalgamation of several opposition parties to form a single opposition in the run-up to this election has indeed given the APC a boost and made the elections more competitive. However, as campaigning by political parties and their candidates have earnestly taken off; the “expose” that the Presidential candidate of the APC did not present his academic qualifications to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has elicited “raised eyebrows” and censure from teeming Nigerians from all works of life. Unlike the PDP presidential candidate, President Jonathan’s academic certificates were conspicuously displayed by INEC upon presentation. However, Buhari’s credentials have, thus far, been missing, without a trace at the commission.

Subsequently, in a twist of events, the former General via an affidavit he submitted to INEC, explained that, all his academic credentials were with the Secretary, Military Board. The “bone of contention,” however, is the supposition that Buhari seemingly does not possess the minimum academic requirement or its equivalent (i.e. secondary school leaving certificate), for the post of President, as constitutionally stipulated; hence, he is not qualified to run for the presidential office. The former military ruler has consistently failed to submit any such evidence, claiming that he lost the original copies of his diplomas when his house was allegedly raided following his overthrow from power in 1985.

Also, in the INEC Form CF 001 for the 2015 elections filled by Buhari, in section C of the form, the instruction on the form clearly states “ATTACH EVIDENCE OF ALL EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION” – this was however not done by General Buhari. Curiously though, General Buhari did not refer INEC to the Military Board while he contested elections in 2011 and other earlier elections he took part in. That means, in breach of the 1999 constitution, Buhari has been contesting for elections without meeting the mandatory constitutional requirement.

While Buhari’s educational qualifications or lack of it is continuing to evoke understandable censure from discerning Nigerians, perusing another aspect of the former military dictator which is a source for

concern but has floated below the radar is his intellect, i.e. knowledge and intellectual ability. From a document made available to the public with serial No. 29, which was Buhar’s final report on an Army Staff course from the Defence Services Staff College, Wellington, from 22 January – 24 November 1973, the Chief Instructor Army Wing, Brigadier H.W. Kulkani, graded Buhari who was a Lieutenant Colonel then as having an “average intellect”. The report also states that Buhari “possesses a working of his own Arm but his knowledge of other Arms and Services is just adequate in its extent and application”. It is of no surprise for those close to the former dictator that the former General lacks intellectual ability.

While he was the military president, it wasn’t a hidden secret that Gen Idiagbon was thought to be the de-facto president, as he was the originator of such policies like the “War Against Discipline.”

Intellect is one of the major determinants of presidential effectiveness and Buhari’s “average intellect,” if he becomes President, will likely throw us down the abyss of underdevelopment. Nigeria needs a President who is smart and academically sound. In developed countries, social scientists and climotricians (historians who work with statistics) have developed ingenious ways to connect intelligence with presidential performance. A President’s cognitive trait is very vital for the smooth effectiveness of piloting the vast affairs of the country.

A country likes Nigeria, with a myriad of problems, diverse ethnicity and religion, surely doesn’t need the likes of Buhari, with his average intellect` mediocrely, navigating the affairs of our country. Perhaps it is because of his intellectual laziness that Buhari and the APC recently passed off an invitation for a public debate with other presidential aspirants to showcase his manifesto.

In the General’s school report also, the Commandant of the college, Major General S.P. Malhotra, stated as part of his remarks on Buhari that he is of “average intelligence” and that he possesses a “sober” disposition. Now, this damning observation by the Commandant is striking and needs to be critically perused. After also concurring on Buhari’s mediocre intellect, the commandant’s sober declaration on Buhari’s disposition gives us cause for alarm. Being sober may mean being softspoken and calm but it also means lacking brightness and luster, dull and completely lacking in exuberance. Is this the kind of President we want to take us to the “promised land” in the next four years?

Nigerians deserves a president, who is bright, lively and sharp. We certainly need a president who is up and doing and ready to inspiringly heed the call to duty. We need a President who is not lacking intellectual acuity but active and brisk in his demeanor and carriage. We need a President who has an inspiring charisma, capable of taking Nigeria to greater heights. Having a sober personality and disposition for the number one citizen of our country could indeed prove detrimental to the fortunes of Nigeria, especially in the conduct of our foreign relations. We need a president who can hold his own, protect and project our interest in the international arena and in the comity of nations.

In developed democracies, a presidential aspirant who lacks or cannot produce the basic educational requirements for the position of President, possesses a mediocre and uninspiring intelligence quotient, who is in the aged year of 72 and who is seemingly nursing a malignant ailment, would certainly not be elected or fit to occupy the exalted office.

President Jonathan may not be the best material or President Nigeria has had or could produce, but neither is General Buhari. Unfortunately for Nigerians, a choice has got to be made between President Jonathan and General Buhari. At this desperate time when one has to pick between two, not so inspiring choices, I would rather opt for the one who has an above average intellect, possesses working knowledge of issues outside his sphere of practice, has the imagination and commonsense to think outside the box, is sometimes assertive, has gone to University, and has the basic minimum Constitutional requirement to contest for the office of the President of Nigeria; and that certainly is NOT General Buhari.

• Olu Adekanola writes from Osogbo, Osun State

http://m.ngrguardiannews.com/en/features/policy-a-politics/198713-between-two-bad-choices-i-still-won-t-vote-for-buhari

Is it because of the recent bombardment of boko haram forces by the nigerian military which has been hugely successful?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQUN4DUMLl0?list=UUqCKvmg940ds-QqdBjzO-KQ

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What terrorists want with innocent people's hard work is what I find difficult to phantom.

shiningshina:
Are you sure it is not barbarity to wipe out entire races and nations, including children and even animals?

When it was in conventional warfare! They were all soldiers at the time!

shiningshina:
Jesus was supposed to be God!!! He was supposed to be above human savagery and barbarity! Alas, he was one with them in savagery and barbarity! Again, what kind of "god" is he?

Conventional warfare has become barbarity because your ancestors were killed?!

shiningshina:
So, in a situation like that, Jesus had no other choice but to resort to savagery and barbarity?!! What kind of "god" is that?

Equally find out what was the norm during that era and how those nations got the land and carried out various atrocities!

shiningshina:
Keep twisting your own Bible. E no concern me. But, what is clear is that he fled from his acclaimed mission on the earth! He didn't want to die on the Cross. He prayed to himself to save himself from dying on the cross, and accused himself betraying himself after his crucifixion. The excuse that he was in human flesh and therefore was subject to human attributes is illogical. He was God, and should have been above human attributes, whatever his physical forms.

The only thing mohammed propagated during his lifetime was pedophilism, homosexuality and barbarism!

shiningshina:
Hmmm. So, Jesus committed genocides and war crimes only "for those periods in time". Perfect!

What you are saying, essentially, is that the god you worship once committed genocides and other war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Look at a r.etarded isis recruit talking! Find out why; because those nations were hell bent on destroying the israelites by not giving them passage through their lands when they were in the desert and through various attacks the nation of israel, and stop supporting the blood shed islam has carried out through the years!