₦airaland Forum

OAUTemitayo:
Card readers work in ghana, it worked in Lesotho, it worked in Tanzania. It will work in Nigeria.
You obviously have not stopped the mentality of Adedibu's amala politics from deceiving you.

onatisi:
come on man use ur brains .let inec conduct test run of the card readers first before using it. This is pure simple common sense .

onatisi:
have u thought about a scenario where the card readers won't work on the election day,what do u think will happen? Don't believe everything that inec or jega says again.if pvc was used in osun and ekiti and results were manipulated ,how can they be manipulated now?at least before u start a new process u must have tested it ,inec is gambling with the presidential election. They should have tested the card readers during osun and ekiti state guber elections.this isn't the time to test anything new but to get it right.

jayonpoint:
Why a con3 president can't talk with authority, sagacity, confidence n vigor? Hw did we boxed ourselves in this corner with this man called Jonathan?

YouthsPC0:
GEJ Nigeria’s Best President ever


GOD Bless Nigeria

GEJ till 2019

shadowgwalker:
I prefer him to shekau cos he doesn't wear rags, he doesn't need YouTube and he's full of mindssss!!

FreeGlobe:
shut the fvck up you ignorant. Those ur "people wey get horns" put together are not up to nneka's level. She's far more likely to win a grammy than any nigerian musician. Do you even know her? Take ur ignorance outta here

kilokeys:
wizkid's Ayo (joy) beats all her songs put together..

she is a lauryn hill wannabe and she falls short terribly

and u don't know me.. ask

i am a dextrous guitarist. check instagram for my clips
i know music
she just rants about the ills of d society. very discordant melodies, terrible rythm

she isnt up to the standard of bez, asa, nosa.. name them

HighQue007:
I would like you to admit she doesnt sings your type of music cos I listen to some of her stuff and I love it.

Compared to wizkid that sings about girls, money and all those poo..music isnt always about beats

Kingspin:
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.[/s] Therefore, it will come as no surprise if Jonathan wins more votes in the North in 2015 than he did in 2011.
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OREMUSSANCTUS:
Video or I don't believe!

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Where is d dead man talking from ?

maxdozie:
I just Love this Man!
Gej till 2019!

GeneralBosco:
Hope say you don charge your battery Robot Mugabe

OREMUSSANCTUS:
did ya by mistake down-sized ya brain?

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Huh! I smell chronic mouth odour on dis thread.

joseph1832:
Kai bro. This comment is unpatriotic

DECOtech:
was it the day the clueless man visited his church?