₦airaland Forum

Collynzo419:
Severus, you will decamp to the progressive side very soon

BeeBeeOoh:
The bald-headed saithieficatelss forger general should be held responsible..

Beesluv:
Lol, how can I download from YouTube instead of watching/ streaming

agabaI23:
I have waited for this day and I am happy it came to be. You are one a few I could debate with reasonably who will not see a white piece of ankara call it red strap from the evil dibia's loin.

The other person is theV0ice and I have told him I am expecting to receive into the visible change fold

1. I have to apologise for not being there with you when it mattered most. I was on the road the most of yesterday and saturday was my pool day. I would have liked to be among those who was there for you but then, thank God for the colleagues

2. You are welcome to visible change group

3. This is a real TSUNAMI in nairaland's APC camp and a bigger tsunami is awaiting you guys as you all will begin to see the truth in the gang up against the performer though not perfect and yet so far the best we have.

4. Barcanista, you are a brave man. It takes a man to do a man's job.
5. Welcome

Segeggs:
Jonathan has already accepted defeat

The Peoples Democratic Party Presidential candidate, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan and his All Progressives Congress counterpart, Maj.Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) may meet before the March 28 presidential elections.

The PUNCH gathered on Sunday that the meeting which might hold outside the country was to establish rapport between the two contenders before the election.

A source close to the Presidency said, “We are trying to broker a meeting between the two leaders.

“The way the presidential electioneering is going may create serious divisions among Nigerians. We need to stop this.

“Apart from this, I think there is serious apprehension in the camp of the President that if Buhari wins, he’s going to jail a lot of President Jonathan’s supporters for alleged corruption.

“This is one of the issues that is causing serious tension in the camp of the President and we also need to make sure that in whatever we do, there must be peace in the country.”

It was learnt that the claim by former President Olusegun Obasanjo that Jonathan was afraid that Buhari could jail him was real after all.

A top member of the ruling PDP, who also spoke with our correspondent on the condition of anonymity said, this fact could not be denied by the party and the Presidency.

He said, “You have listened to the press conference by our campaign office and we didn’t deny that aspect. But we dealt with other issues.

“That statement by former President Obasanjo is real. It is true and we all know that. But we know that very soon, the meeting which we are hearing is being coordinated by some concerned leaders, might address that.”

Obasanjo had on Saturday said, ‘‘I believe the President’s fear is particularly motivated by whom he sees as his likely successor, that is, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari. I believe people would have been telling him that Buhari is a hard man; he will fight corruption and he (Jonathan) may end up in jail if not in the grave. I think people would have told him that sort of thing and he is not the only one afraid of Buhari.’’


http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathan-buhari-may-hold-fence-mending-meeting/

Idokojimmy:
Then we canvass for EFCC autonomy so as to restrain Gej from interfering with his operation.


Am saying this because Nigeria has other sectors waiting to be improved upon. Railways, agric, education, health etc.

But Pa Buhari has his eyes fixed on one tin. Even in economics, there's division of labor, let's give him efcc and allow Gej complete his ongoing robust transformation

Chigold101:
what will GEJ gain if interim government takes over? This is the first question wisdom should have taught u to ask.

After the 6months of interim government, wont there be an election, and if there will be an election & GEJ contests, is he sure ofwinning then if he cant win now?


You should have used your brain better than you just did... Trust me

omenka:
The moment I saw that story, I knew PDP was behind it. They would do anything to ensure as many people as possible from GMB's strongholds don't go to the polls on D-day.

#Dead on Arival as Usual.

#FearOfKirikiriIsReal!

francizy:
Also do recall that voting for GMB is voting for retrogression in infrastructural development because he either frustrated or abandoned important projects by Shagari.

Its also voting for unemployment because upon his successful coup, tens of thousands of Nigerians lost their jobs.

A vote for GMB is vote for tribalism because it wasn't accounted in any way that any corrupt Hausa or Fulani was jailed during his regime. Even the one caught pants down abroad. He only jailed Yorubas, Igbos, South-southerners, etc.

A vote for GMB is a vote for corruption and deciet since he claims a man of integrity but let his corrupt friends go scot free and let's not forget that $2.8billion went missing when he was a petroleum minister.

A vote for GMB is a vote for bigotry due to his statements that dogs and baboons will be soaked in blood, Muslims should vote for Muslims, and the statement about working to ensure the enforcement of sharia across Nigeria.

A vote for GMB is a vote for the death of democracy since he toppled a democratically elected president.

A vote for GMB is vote autocracy and the death of media houses and journalists due to how he frustrated journalists by jailing and killing them during his regime.

A vote for GMB is a vote for human right abuses due to how humans were treated like animals during his regime and people who dare talk get jailed or killed.

A vote for GMB is a vote for topidity since he's been idle over the past years and is only active once in every four years when its time for general elections.

A vote for GMB is a vote for lies and deciet (just like GEJ) because he doesn't stand by his words.

My point here is, you APC supporters make light of GMB's failures when we all know that he was a massive failure just like GEJ.

[size=13pt]Both GMB and GEJ has failed us and deserve not to be elected or re-elected.[/size]

suwailad:
you are a student? university or secondary school? Now i see why you are really jobless! You must be a cultist, a drop out still hanging around school or an extra year (s) student who has no time on his hands other than "feeling super starry" spamming front page threads.
It is a pity because we can not take the words of a "student" to gauge national issues. and you even wasted your life at home in the last ASUU strike because of gej's incompetence, i wonder what inspires you now, abi omockery small money don touch your hand?

suwailad:
dont worry bruv, GMB will create the environment for you to be gainfully employed. if gej continues, na you we fit see for t.v dead on the stadium floor in the next immigration recruitment ala moro scam

Keneking:
No problem , I shall comment only after a successful transition to civilian rule in May 29, 2015.

Jonathan na wa........

camplenigeria:
[size=16pt]"I hate Buhari's candidacy. Believe me, either Nigeria has the largest collection of idiots in the world or we as a nation, are not ready for genuine change. Buhari as a coupist and a presidential candidate, is an embarrassment to not only Nigerians, but to every black man or woman on the planet. Achebe captured it all before he joined his ancestors. Indeed, there was a country. It is that bad. Sad. Achebe captured it all before he joined his ancestors. Indeed, there was a country. I am a staunch democrat. I will never vote a coupist. It's that simple."[/size]

camplenigeria:
[size=16pt]"I hate Buhari's candidacy. Believe me, either Nigeria has the largest collection of idiots in the world or we as a nation, are not ready for genuine change. Buhari as a coupist and a presidential candidate, is an embarrassment to not only Nigerians, but to every black man or woman on the planet. Achebe captured it all before he joined his ancestors. Indeed, there was a country. It is that bad. Sad. Achebe captured it all before he joined his ancestors. Indeed, there was a country. I am a staunch democrat. I will never vote a coupist. It's that simple."[/size]