The man is living in denial.
YOU CANNOT FORCE YOURSELF ON PEOPLE.
I EXPECT HIM TO JUST SIT QUIETLY SOMEWHERE AS DO A RETHINK.

HIS MONORAIL PROJECT STARTED IN 2009 WHILE THE ONE IN DUBAI STARTED A YEAR EARLIER.
THE DUBAI ONE HAS BEEN IN OPERATION FOR YEARS. IS HE AWARE OF THIS?
THE CALABAR MONORAIL I HEARD WILL SOON BE IN OPERATION.
DOES THE ALLOCATION CROSS RIVERS GET COMPARE TO WHAT HE GOT OR HAS SPENT?
SAINT AMAECHI CARRY ON.

Mine is N15000

THANK GOD PEOPLE ARE SEEING THINGS FOR THEMSELVES NOW.
IN A SANE COUNTRY AMECHI WOULD BE BEHIND BARS.
WHAT IS HE DOING THERE? IS HE THE STATE GOVERNOR?
SINCE WHEN DID A MINISTER BECOME MORE POWERFUL THAN A GOVERNOR.
THANK GOD HE HAS BEEN DISGRACED BY THE PEOPLE.

BUHARI SHOULD BE EITHER AGRIC OR TOURISM MINISTER

CPC and not APC is the party in power in Nigeria.

LET'S ALL WAKE UP FROM OUR SLUMBER.

Why would anyone do something like this to people?
Are we really one in this country?
I am not Ibo but I see a calculated attempt to disrupt the Ibo's.
WHAT A SHAME.

The dead cannot speak.
They cannot even defend themselves.
IF ABACHA WAS ALIVE WOULD ANYONE DARE TOUCH HIM?
WHY NOT IBB LOOT
WHY NOT OBJ LOOT
WHY NOT PMB LOOT
or even ABDUSALAMI LOOT?

Guess because they are still alive they have not stolen or better still looted!?
Mark my words, the moment IBB or OBJ or any of the rest dies we'll start hearing about "IBB loot, OBJ loot etc.

I AM REALLY AMAZED AT THE HYPOCRISY IN NIGERIA.

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WE ARE STILL ROLLING!

We are still rolling!

[size=48pt]GEJ IS A WINNER EVEN IN DEFEAT!![/size]

Luedave:
The fear of buhari is d begining of wisdom

VERY CHILDISH STATEMENT IF I MUST SAY.

[size=48pt]EVEN IN DEFEAT GEJ IS A WINNER??[/size]

WHAT DOES A BABY IN DIAPERS KNOW?

Exactly my thoughts.
He has provrn to be more honorable than OBJ.
We all remember how OBJ tried in vain for third term.
I RESPECT GEJ FOR HIS MATURITY.
HE IS A MAN WE SHALL APPRECIATE AFTER NOW.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jm3inoBoOFo

Ambode is not really as inteligent as he looks.
Se the videos for yourselves and judge.
I think that's why APC is spending so much to push him so people will take their focus away from "WEAK" area and showcase his clothings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bibpJ5cS3H0


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOJ5kJSqJPc


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xN1_IeioN5M

Those asking for break up of Nigeria should see this.

WHEN Muhammadu Buhari overthrew a democratically-elected government in a coup d”etat in 1983, Sani Abacha declared in his infamous radio broadcast: “(Our) health services are in shambles as our hospitals are reduced to mere consulting clinics without drugs, water and equipment.”
However, Buhari did not address the shambolic Nigerian health system in his two years in power. In a Vanguard article of 7th February, 2015, Ambassador Ignatius Olisemeka said of Buhari: “He entrusted to me the care and welfare of his family- he sent his wife and two children to me in Washington D.C. for medical treatment. His family were with me in Washington D.C. when the General was overthrown in a coup d’état.”
Thus, while Buhari was grandstanding as Mr. Fix-It, he sought medical care surreptitiously for his family in the United States, instead of fixing the Nigerian health system. This typifies the hypocrisy and insincerity of Buhari as an agent of change. It is all smoke and mirrors. It is the same duplicity whereby he claimed to be the apostle of anti-corruption even while being complicit in the smuggling in of 53 suitcases at Murtala Mohammed Airport, Lagos in the middle of a currency change.

Buharinomics
Buhari’s grandstanding must not be allowed to go unchallenged today, now that he is seeking election under the same kind of democratic system he truncated and trashed in the past. We must not allow Buhari to sweep his ignominious past under the carpet of a bogus mantra of “change.” Indeed, there is something anomalous about presenting a 72 year-old former military dictator as a change candidate. What kind of change can be represented by an old has-been?

In his first coming, the “changes” Buhari brought were to Nigeria’s detriment. Under him, the Nigerian economy went from bad to worse. Our national debt rose from $14 billion to $18 billion in less than two years; with the result that Nigeria was no longer able to meet its financial obligations to global bankers. We had to queue for essential commodities, such as bread and milk, which were hard to find. Raw materials and spare parts needed to keep factories running were scarce. Rather than create jobs, tens of thousands of workers lost their jobs. Inflation rose to the astronomical level of 40%; while it is now 7.9% under Jonathan.

When Buhari seized power in 1983, Nigeria’s GDP was $444.45. When he was overthrown in 1985, Nigeria’s GDP had dropped dramatically to $344.14. That is not the kind of change we want. When Goodluck Jonathan became president in 2010, Nigeria’s GDP was $369. By 2014, it had grown dramatically to $510.

Buhari is going around complaining about the recent devaluation of the naira. However, when he took over in 1983, one dollar exchanged for 0.724 naira. But by the time he was overthrown in 1985, one dollar exchanged for 0.894 naira. That is 23% devaluation in barely two years. However, when Jonathan took over in 2010, one dollar exchanged for $167 naira. Five years later, it is now $202.55. That is a devaluation of 21% in five years.

It is not surprising, therefore that, when Buhari was overthrown in 1985, there was wild jubilation throughout the length and breadth of the country.

Unleashing the dogs and the baboons
One of the first things Buhari did when he seized power in 1984 was to gag the press. Decree 4 was promulgated making even the publishing of the truth a criminal offence. Under it, Nduka Irabor and Tunde Thompson were jailed maliciously in a manner designed primarily to intimidate the press.

Under Buhari, the SSS came looking for me because I published an article in National Concord entitled: “Counter-trading Nigeria’s Future;” criticizing the government’s return to the stone age economic policy of trade by barter which resulted in even greater fraud than import licensing. Buhari is now angling to return to power under a democratic setting. But has this leopard changed its skin? In spite of his carefully crafted makeover by his American handlers, has Buhari changed from his anti-democratic ways?

All the evidence suggests he has not. Buhari is not even president and he is already fighting the press. Recently, he threatened to back out of the Abuja Peace Accord concluded with Goodluck Jonathan and the PDP because he was upset about the insults and attacks he was receiving. He warned that no one should regard his “patriotic commitment to maintaining national peace” for weakness.

Buhari’s handlers declared: “We cannot continue to guarantee the tolerance limit of our teeming supporters nationwide who are daily being inundated with death wish commentaries on the person of General Muhammadu Buhari.” What exactly does this mean? Is Buhari now going to unleash his infamous dogs and baboons on Nigerians? This is why it would be foolhardy to mortgage the freedoms we have come to enjoy under the democratic dispensation by handing power back to a man who is intolerant of criticism.

Let us juxtapose Buhari’s short fuse to the disposition of Goodluck Jonathan. Jonathan must be the most wrongly vilified president in the history of Nigeria. He has been called all kinds of names by his traducers. He has been abused, reviled and condemned by APC stalwarts. His motorcade has been stoned. His campaign posters have been torn down. His campaign ground has been bombed. His wife has been maligned. How has he responded to all this?

Jonathan responded by signing the Freedom of Information bill. In effect, instead of gagging the press, in the tradition of malevolent dictators like Buhari, he has freed the press even more; allowing it to criticize his government without hindrance. In every way possible for the past five years, Jonathan has assured and reassured Nigerians that freedom of expression is our inalienable right.

The myth of Buhari’s northern popularity
One of the lies of the Buhari campaign is the pretense that he has cornered the Northern vote. Nothing could be further from the truth. As a matter of fact, in this election, Buhari is not the choice of the North. The Northern political elite don’t want Buhari to be president. The North did not vote for him in the APC presidential primaries. The Northern vote went instead to Rabiu Kwankwaso and Atiku Abubakar. Buhari was elected primarily with Southern ACN votes.

Let me ask some pertinent questions. How many Northern elites have we seen recently campaigning for Buhari? We have seen Tinubu following Buhari around. We have heard Obasanjo and Soyinka pitching their tents with him. But the Northern elite have largely kept mum. Governors Fashola, Oshiomole and Amaechi of the South have been busy singing choruses of praise about Buhari, but Northern governors are mute. Atiku and Kwankwaso have largely kept their distance from him.

Why are they not shouting on the rooftops for Buhari? The truth is that the Northern elite have never liked Buhari. Therefore, it is not in their interest for him to become president. Buhari’s grandstanding on anti-corruption resonates with the poor, but not with the Northern elite. Should Buhari become president, most of the current Northern presidential hopefuls can no longer be president in their lifetime. Eight years of Buhari presidency would swing the presidency back to the South for another eight years. But these Northern bigwigs don’t have 16 years to wait in the wilderness. Some of them would even have kicked the bucket by then.

It is better for them to wait for Jonathan to finish his second-term in 2019, at which time they would be able to contest for the presidency without having to deal with an incumbent president. What they need now is the assurance that it would then be the turn of the North. In that eventuality, South-South support for a Northern presidential candidate would be imperative. 2015 is not the time to jeopardize this.

The strategic partnership of the North and the South-South has been the enduring decimal of Nigerian elections. The South-South has supported the North in every election, except when its own son, Goodluck Jonathan, was on the ballot. The North must be careful not to betray that partnership, if for no other reason than that it will need it again in the near future. It must be careful not to betray that partnership because Jonathan has done far more for the North in his five years in power than he has for any other part of the country, including the South-South. In short, there is no excuse for Northern denial of support for Jonathan in 2015.

The federal government’s mid-term assessment of its development investment shows that the investment in the North-West and the North-Central zones alone amounted to 792 billion naira; nearly double those of the South-West, South-South and South-East put together, which amounted to 403 billion naira. If the North fails to support Jonathan in the coming presidential election, in spite of Jonathan’s obvious discrimination in favour of the North, it can bid farewell to South-South support in the future.

With all the noise about Buhari’s popularity with the talakawa in the North, we have not heard anything that he has ever done, or would do, for them. When he was head of state between 1984 and 1985, he did absolutely nothing for them. In the unlikely event that Jonathan becomes president, it would not take long before there would be rioting among the Northern poor out of dashed and betrayed hope.

The man who has transformed the life of the poor in the North has been Goodluck Jonathan. Jonathan built 125 Almajiri Schools in 13 states in the North; something Northern rulers like Buhari failed to do. At the commissioning of the first Almajiri Model School in Gagi, Sokoto State, the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Abubakar Sa’ad III, observed that Jonathan’s action was unprecedented in the history of Northern Nigeria.
Jonathan also established ten new federal universities; seven of them in the North. Jonathan has made far more appointments of Northerners than he has of Southerners. His transformation of agriculture from subsistence to commercial farming has been of primary benefit to the agrarian North. Therefore, it will come as no surprise if Jonathan wins more votes in the North in 2015 than he did in 2011.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/why-nigerians-must-reject-the-second-coming-of-buhari/

Funny enough when I mentioned this road to an APC fan he told me nothing was going on there, I told him I had just driven on the road a couple of days earlier. He said it was a lie.

We are really getting wiser by the day. Let him go first!

tukane:
One miscreant will soon come and ask why he is doing it now when election is close, as if the power plants were built overnight.

Some are already saying so SMSH

caselessogbuagu:
tell the fisherman that Obama does not call George bush a 'motor park tout'.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, please read, digest and take a leaf from your American counterpart's page.

GEORGE BUSH: I DO NOT CRITICISE THE PRESIDENT BECAUSE IT UNDERMINES THE PRESIDENCY - “I don’t think it’s good for the country to have a former president undermine a current president"

Former President George W. Bush explained Thursday that he has avoided publicly criticizing President Obama because he feels it would undermine the office of the presidency.

“I don’t think it’s good for the country to have a former president undermine a current president; I think it’s bad for the presidency for that matter,” Mr. Bush said Thursday evening on Fox News’ “Hannity,” Mediaite reported.

The former president said that, though he follows politics and is “very aware of what’s going on,” he has no interest in generating headlines for himself by bashing his successor.

“Secondly, I really have had all the fame I want,” he continued. “I really don’t long for publicity. And the truth of the matter is in order for me to generate publicity I’d have to either attack the Republican Party, which I don’t want to do, or attack the president, which I don’t want to do. And so I’m perfectly content to be out of the limelight.”

Mr. Bush is currently making the media rounds to promote his new book, “41: A Portrait of My Father,” which he calls a “love story” about his dad, Former President George H.W. Bush.

Gbam! O ti gbo Baba? Ehen! Eshe!

With all the bad belle for GEJ they cannot but display his photograph.
He is head and not the tail.
That's how they display it in all government houses and offices.
BELE GO PAIN THEM TAYA.

THEY HAVE ALL BEEN HYPNOTIZED TO DISPUTE ANYTHING THAT DOES NOT SPEAK "WELL" ABOUT THEM.
ASCRIBE ALL THESE TO GEJ NOW YOU WILL SEE ALL OF THEM SHOUTING THEMSELVES HOARSE THAT HE MUST GO.

AMBODE'S UNFINISHED RETIREMENT MATTER

The news in the Nigerian Pulse of February 10 should bother all the citizens of Lagos State as they choose their Governor in the April 11 Governorship elections in the state. The news is that Akinwunmi Ambode, APC Governorship candidate in the state did not retire voluntarily at the age of 49 as claimed by his media aides but was forced to because he stole 20bn naira as Accountant General of the state. Indeed he was to be sacked by the State Governor Raji Fashola before the state’s godfather Bola Tinubu intervened and the sack was converted to retirement. This is what Ambode is using falsely to flaunt his “honesty” and “integrity” in the ongoing governorship campaign in the state.

The Nigerian Pulse revealed that for some strange reason the state former governor went on to use that incident to earmark Ambode as Fashola's successor, a situation that is on course given the emergence of Ambode from nowhere in Lagos politics as the “anointed” candidate of APC in the state. This could also explain the initial reluctance of the State governor to join the APC Ambode Campaign team voluntarily. It should also explain why the governor chose his own successor in Dapo Shashore a SAN like him who was roundly beaten and humiliated by the Tinubu electoral apparatus at the APC’s state election primaries.

Aside from all these however, there is also the story that when Tinubu was short of funds and asked Fashola to provide financial succour, he said the state was broke. When however Ambode, the state Accountant General then was called by Tinubu, Ambode obliged by telling Tinubu the number of a foreign but dormant account in hard currency which Tinubu quoted for Fashola to use when next he called him. This led to an angry Fashola wanting to sack his Accountant General for dishonesty, stealing and disloyalty, all of which did not jell with Tinubu who insisted Ambode should not be sacked. Tinubu went on to make Ambode the successor to Fashola to make his handpicked present Governor know who is the master in the state.
It is necessary for the peace-loving people of Lagos State to know how Akinwunmi Ambode retired or was retired from Lagos State as Accountant General of the state. Either himself or the boss said to have prepared his sack letter should throw more light on the matter. Lagos State does not deserve a Governor who was sacked for stealing money from the state coffers as Accountant General of the State. Neither does the State of Aquatic splendour deserve as governor someone fraudulent enough to shield information from his boss and pass such information to an outsider at the level of Accountant General who should know the sanctity of confidentiality on such matters.

Again the opportunity presents itself for Lagosians to rescue themselves from the hands of the APC gluttons in power and the fraudulent way they have been seizing and manipulating democratic power in the state for their selfish gains and to line their pockets at the expense of the teeming masses in the state. Jimi Agbaje, the PDP Governorship candidate in the state is the face of the much needed change Lagos needs in Alausa to bring sanity to the state. Agbaje is a well-known politician not tainted with fraud and false claims on retirement and hidden accounts like his opponent Akin Ambode who has to clear himself before continuing in the race or withdraw altogether to save his party the APC from further if well-deserved embarrassment. It certainly cannot be business as usual for the powerful and mortally wounded Tinubu succession machinery in the state in this election for governor in Lagos State.

The hand writing is on the wall on this Ambode retirement cover up. Again the odds are in favour of Jimi Agbaje as our next Governor in Lagos State under the banner of the PDP. This is because compared with Ambode the APC candidate, Agbaje is sparkling clean breath of fresh air and sanitiser for Alausa as the next Lagos State Governor.

Dasini:
Great idea, I think this man will be a hub for creative ideas. Weather Agbaje likes it or not, he cannot win lagos, and am sure he knows that. Grassroot politics, agbaje no dey there. Only few handpick of people are supporting agbaje. A drive through agbaje campaigns office show he cannot win that election. Elections are more than pasting posters or speaking english.

So what is your man doing that Agbaje is not doing?