₦airaland Forum

autotrader014:
[b] The voices of the people have the ability to demobilise any horrendous conspiracy, the voices of the people are resolute, and the voices of the people are rooting for a change. It was the vociferousness of the people’s voices that kicked a certain Ibrahim Babangida to the side after the June 12 chaos; it was the unison in the people’s voices that sank Sani Abacha’s ship of hardship and terror in 1998; it was the concurrence in the people’s voices that compelled Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar to hand over power to a democratically elected Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo, and the same voices in tandem screamed against a Third Term sleek move by the latter.These same voices rose up undauntedly for Jonathan to become the substantive president after his predecessor’s sudden demise, and the same voices became the wind-beneath his wings strolling to the Presidency against this same Buhari in 2011. These are the same voices that some garroting Godzillas now want to muffle and mute. Somebody must remind them to remember history. All we are asking for is that the people’s voices be heard at the polls. [/b] Are the elections going to hold on March 28 and April 11? Yes! Goodluck will let them hold; because Goodluck knows that doing otherwise is heavily pushing his good luck.

eugoo:
I dry laugh like baba,change,change,change,so it's either Buhari or destruction,my advice to you northern youths is,dont forget that your northen brothers stays in lagos state

MarvellousGod:
Ok, just watched the video... The lady said Muna had High BP which led to kidney failure(His two kidneys actually, so bad). He suffered from the illness for a year and was on dialysis and medicine. His doctor uncles were finalizing arrangements to come to Nigeria and have him do kidney transplant before he died....Muna didn't make his sickness public because he was a private person and also had a family who was handling the situation.

Then the Lady said " To those saying Muna never told them about his ailment, Fu*k them all , that in what way have they contributed to his burial now they are aware, did they come for his burial? No, Did they come to know how his family is faring? No, that they can say whatever they wish"....


So, that's all i could grasp.... People like to talk shaaaa, so after all these he didn't make his illness public bla bla bla, none of them cared...too bad

4chi:
Wetin dey do this suegbe? Until Igbo women wean themselves of their insatiable appetite for Yoruba sugarstick, any fool buying yams and Raleigh bicycles and paying ridiculous bride price for" hot crotch" ibo girls is wasting his time and money.....

profjustine458:
brock a$$ what has poverty got to do with this?....that's by the way......proudly futoite....2004/2010

Firefire:
Buhary on a fruitless journey of shame

omenka:
But is just too absurd. Where is their pride as a people?? Where is their dignity?? How did they become subservant to a small group of people whose entire population can't even be compared to that of Igbos in one state in the SE.

Politics isn't played like this. Given the drift, I don't see Igbos producing a president even in the next 50 years. You simply can't get the presidency without the support of the North and the SW if politics is indeed the game of numbers we've always known. The payback for these dangerous misadventures would be suffered for years to come.

fanysteve:
All you Northern and south western people take note,GEJ has won the election already,i just got a clear proof now hahahahahahahahahahhahahhalol lol lol lol ,Heart attack go kill Buhari and Apc people on on March 29 ooo, thank u GEJ for taking this Great move,exactly what i have expected.

Johnpaul88:
Are u certain it's been a smooth ride for GEJ yet he postponed the elections, claiming some unfounded reasons?

citizenisb:
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/vaption-former-president-olusegun-obasanjo/201562/


He expressed the view that Buhari would be well equipped to combat corruption and restore the fighting spirit to an army that has struggled in the face of the onslaught by Boko Haram, which has seized a swath of territory in the North-east.

“It’s a question of leadership — political and military,” Obasanjo said of the crisis facing the army.

“I think you need to ask (Jonathan) how has he let (the army) go to this extent… Many things went wrong: recruitment went wrong; training went wrong; morale went down; motivation not there; corruption was deeply ingrained; welfare was bad.”

The former leader also expressed dismay at the extent to which billions of dollars in oil revenues had “all disappeared” since he left office, when reserves had reached $45 billion and the government had $20bn more in rainy day savings (Excess Crude Account).

Speaking ironically of the negative impact on tumbling oil prices on government reserves, Obasanjo added: “There’ll be less in the pot, for stealing or corruption.”

In a related development, Buhari has asked Jonathan and the PDP to come clean on the speculations in the public domain that there are plans by his government to scuttle elections and impose an interim government on the country.

A statement from the Buhari Presidential Organisation also decried what it termed embedded vested interests and sinister motives behind the postponement of the polls, warning that Jonathan should open up in order to avert unrest and possible civil disobedience that could scuttle the country’s hard-earned democracy.

The statement issued yesterday on behalf of Buhari by the Director of Media and Publicity of the APC Campaign Council, Malam Garba Shehu, frowned on the unholy alliance between the Jonathan government, the PDP and the military for the purpose of subverting the franchise of the people in the rescheduled presidential and other elections on March 28 and April 11, respectively.

“If the witch cried in the night and the baby died in the morning, it would not be a mere coincidence. Hence, the body of civilised and democratic people around the world believes that the security excuse used by this unpopular government to prolong the polls is untrue and pretentious.

“What type of democracy allows compromising security chiefs to determine when elections would hold or not? Now, the National Security Adviser (NSA) has become the megaphone for this government.

“He went to Chatham House in the UK to call for election postponement which he has now obtained. Next, he claims he would crush Boko Haram within six weeks. What if he can’t, will there be a further excuse to extend the elections and create a constitutional impasse? Nigerians are no fools and nobody can pull soiled cotton over our eyes anymore.

“We are inundated with information as to how this government wants to tamper with due process by discrediting INEC and even sack its chairman, raise false alarms, rig the elections with military connivance and eventually scuttle democracy, replacing it with an interim government.

“For all we know and can see, the contraption of an interim government has no place in the constitution as former President Obasanjo said on BBC Monday night.

“President Jonathan must come clean on these allegations. He is the Commander-in-Chief, and not the NSA. Hence he must, as a matter of urgency, speak to the nation and the world on these salient allegations.

omenka:
It is always one Eze..., Obi..., Chi..., Ndu..., Ngo..., etc. Why can't Bayelsans do Jonathan's dirty works for him

Ndigbo, stop using your hands to kill yourselves!

spott:
OBJ is far better than GEJ

babasanti:
Just as they postponed the election and nothing happened. Bias Jega willbe removed and nothing will happen. Worst tin is you all apc supporters will come to nairaland and make noise

Desola:
You need to understand that Jonathan does not intend handing over power. He is acting out the dissolution script.

There will be no election and no handing over. Jonathan's ultimate goal is to go to war and dissolve nigeria.

Whether the Nigerian people will allow him is another question but as per your expectation of an election, I highly doubt it. Didn't you read the writing on the wall from okupe's demeanour?

Make no mistake about it, the west is
Jonatha's backbone in this so thinking it will come to Nigeria's aid is consciously sleeping in a fool's paradise.

sincerenigerian:
God bless you. You've said it all. Don't mind that anarchist with brain of a goat. He thinks impeding unrest is a bridge to achieve his Biafra dream. This is sole reason most of these kids are supporting Jonathan usurping the laws of the land. That is how some of these nuisance think.

tonychristopher:
hope the other aspect of yoruba culture was retain like dirtyness,back bitting, fetishness, infedelity and cowardice.... i hope the so call accross pacific ocean retain this.DOES THIS CHANGE THE PRICE OF CRUDE OIL IN THE MARKET PLACE...B.U.LL.SH.I.T.T

atlwireles:
(i) Over 25million PVCs not collected
(ii) Non-guarantee of security
(iii) Training manual not ready
(iv) Presiding Officers yet to be trained
(v) 700,000 ad hoc staff not recruited yet
(vi) PVCs still being printed abroad
(vii) RECs yet to print Voter Register
(viii) Printers for Register still in Abuja
(ix) No full complement of ballot boxes
(x) Fake printing ink sent to states from headquarters rejected
(xi) Many states yet to get balance of Card Readers


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/inec-postpones-elections/

username792:
This is what happen when you have fabulous oil reserves.

Instead of pressing your elite and government to invest in health and education like less endowed nations such as India, and advocating for a better distribution of wealth, you are online praisng thieves like Odetola or that former seamstress who is now the richest black woman on Earth. You call poverty a disease, shame people for having less and not being greedy and even call God's name in your fvckery.

Nigerians have no excuses whatesoever. Commoners just like the elites are GREEDY as fvck. They were blessed with so much natural resources but their love for material things and their pride led them to squander it all. Countries like Cuba or even Morocco have great health facilities without Nigeria's oil money.

I cant blame the thieves who buy private jets without blaming the population who praise them, say things like 'IJN I will be rich like that one day' instead of being outraged at such conspicuous display of wealth among abject poverty.

It is my opinion that the elite would be more ashamed of looting and displaying their wealth if the people was really against it. Instead the elite is praised, venerated and envied FOR DOING WRONG.

God warned relentlessly against the love of material things and and Jesus ask people to choose between him and money but Nigerians wont listen - esp with their ultra rich men of god!

Nigerians are diying from preventable and curable diseases because of their GREEEEEEDDDDDD. It is too late now to be begging for money and prayers.

5p1naz:
if half the people in Lagos alone can donate 1 naira each. This woman would be sorted.

lonelydora:
I will start taking GEJ serious whenever he starts making statements like the king of Jordan on terrorists.

iiichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] CIA "game changer" analysis vindicates the masterstroke it was by GEJ to involve our neighbours in these fight even amidst criticsms, insults and abuse from every corner including Buhari...
ofcourse we now understand the call by Buhari to slowdown on BH and explore the possibility of using their activities to not only remove every shred of GEJ's credibility but also pander to the dreams of every core islamic northerner and idealogy of BH that is the total islamization of Nigeria,its institutions and its oil blocs... [/color]

joncom:
I believe you are writing from France? Mumu like you.
"You masses", so u are "mass?"

Your type will not be found close to the unrest. Keep decieving your so called "APC e-warriors"

Fellow "masses" please don't be fooled by that small boy above me. Unrest and blood bath will not change anything. PDP and APC are thesame. Just vote rightly.

helpee:
yes GEJ is to blame but common man will be killed. Use your sense for once. The president of Somalia was removed in 1991 using violence, till date war is still ongoing in Somalia. The then president didn't witness most of the war, he died in exile in Nigeria. Stop this chant of war. None of our politician is worth the blood of any Nigerian.

myhoodlink:
We are fighting o bro. Take it easy please. Let's be our brothers keeper. It is not a do or die thing. We should not allow politics divide us. We have our individual choices. Let's respect each others view please. Thanks.

God bless President GEJ. Politics should not be a do or die game. That we don't support one candidate should not make us enemy.

anwo247:
Do mean Marchuari or Mortuary?

myhoodlink:
That is very bad. Such an individual can kill too. Politics is not a do or die game. Let's learn to respect others views too. Everyone cannot just be like you or support your candidate(s).

God bless President GEJ. Politics should not be a do or die game. That we don't support one candidate should not make us enemy.

Final score will be 3-1 
Up Elephants!