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Buhari has already lost in Lagos state. Lagos must be free. JK is OK |
Wetin wasiu bello know about Rivers politics? |
Buhari's government is one of the most corrupt ever |
Stdaviding:I pray for you that whenever you finally get married, your spouse will be a very promiscuous person and so shall it be!! It's not a crime after all |
ArcSEMPECJ:Calling in his friends to come and see with their own eyes is part of the evidence gathering |
kahal29:Robert Clarke is a well known APC member, he is just there to do a hatchet job for his party |
Testimonyfixed: Okene22:Fraudsters!! May Thunder scatter the two of you |
After other players qualified us for the tourney e wan come play now. Abeg make e go rest joor |
Profitsng:That guy just told you the plain truth. You have no one to blame but your own foolishness. Are you a kid that you will just trust a stranger like that with all the stories we have everywhere about things like this? Well it has happened and I will just advise you to leak your wounds and learn a lesson from this |
Why is Buhari's picture still there? We all know he won't come as usual |
Poverty bad!!! |
He didn't mention hushpuppi |
olatade:Yes, they love him so much that they voted for Jonathan in 2015. Mtcheew, ignorant zombies everywhere |
Forreellinc:Go mould your own |
Where is Genevieve? |
APC don't have any achievement of Buhari to campaign with so their only hope is a campaign of calumny against Atiku |
tsephanyah:No wonder she supports the dullard. Each one as dumb as the other |
No one wants to listen to the dullard, not even his ministers |
Elfaris: pinacole1:See them jumping on a typographical error to defend their master. It's clear the story is talking about the US congress and The UN there was just a typo. So because of one typographical error the news becomes fake? You think thisday newspapers is one of your quack BMC blogs? Lol, when zombies don't have any logical point to defend the dullard with, they start looking for petty things like typos to defend him |
Buhari is heading for a big defeat in February |
The United States Congress has warned President Muhammadu Buhari to stop the harassment of the opposition political leaders, following recent perceived crackdown on some political figures in the country. The warning by the US Congress is coming on the heels of a N156 million fraud allegation against former Vice-President and Presidential candidate of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) by the federal government. The UN Congress warning is contained in a bipartisan resolution urging the government of Nigeria, along with Nigeria’s political parties, to ensure electoral accountability and transparency in the upcoming February election. A statement made available to THISDAY by Zachary Seidl of the US Congressional office, said the resolution, which has been adopted by the US Congress, was introduced on Wednesday, by Rep. Karen Bass, a top Democrat serving on the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, along with the Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Elliot L. Engel, the top Republican serving the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa Congressman Chris Smith, Nigeria Caucus Co-Chairs Representatives Steve Chabot and Shelia Jackson Lee, and Representative Gregory Meeks. “The upcoming elections in Nigeria, Africa’s largest democracy and economy, are critical to the future of the nation. Reports of President Muhammadu Buhari’s apparent crackdown on non-violent protests and harassment of opposition leaders are extremely concerning, as well as the ongoing violence that has been perpetrated by extremists, particularly in the Middle Belt region. The violence must be stopped, along with any subversion of the electoral process. The Nigerian government must see to free and fair elections, which this resolution calls for,” said Ranking Member Smith. They urged President Buhari to copy the smooth transition in 2015 from the ruling party to the opposition, as their commitment to the strengthening of democracy in Nigeria. “I am proud to be an original cosponsor of this legislation, which reaffirms the United States’ long-standing commitment to strengthening democracy in Nigeria. In 2015, Nigeria became another democratic role model for countries on the continent, showing that a credible electoral process could result in the peaceful transition of power from an incumbent to the opposition. Regardless of the outcome, my hope for the upcoming presidential, gubernatorial, and National Assembly elections is that Nigerian politicians, citizens, and the electoral commission will build on the successes of 2015 to further consolidate democracy in Nigeria,” said Chairman Engel. The Congressmen harped on the imperative of conducting free and credible elections. “It is critical that Nigeria remain a role model in its region for democratic institutions and work to ensure free and fair elections. There can be no democracy without full confidence in the results of an election, and it is vital that there is full transparency so that February leaves no doubt as to the outcome,” said Representative Meeks. According to Representative Bass, “It is in the best interest of the United States to maintain a strong bilateral relationship with a politically stable, democratic, and economically sound Nigeria that can play a leadership role in the region and the continent more broadly. “A credible, transparent and peaceful election this coming February would further consolidate democratic gains achieved over the last two decades. Nigerians are deeply committed to democracy and ensuring transparency in electoral preparations, which would build public confidence in the electoral process. This resolution sends the message that the people of the United States will continue to stand with the people of Nigeria in support of peace and democracy.” Still on US-Nigeria collaboration, Representative Chabot said, “As Co-Chair of the Congressional Nigeria Caucus, I appreciate the importance of a strong bilateral relationship with Nigeria and applaud its citizens for their commitment to democracy. “There is still work to be done, however, to ensure that Nigeria’s upcoming elections are transparent, peaceful, and credible. Our resolution lays out the necessary steps to achieve these goals, and urges Nigeria to conduct elections free of violence. Conducting high-quality elections will strengthen our bilateral relationship, help consolidate Nigerian democracy, and be an example to other countries.” https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/01/19/poll-stop-harassing-opposition-leaders-us-congress-warns-buhari/?amp
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The midget should have died in his place |
diadem10:Lol, look at this despicable descendant of the fallen demon ranting, I thought you were coming to shut my mouth for me Get lost!! Stupid cone headed vulture |
madridguy:You no dey current at all, sai baba suffered a career threatening injury and was substituted in the 43rd minute for Great Ogboru
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Is he contesting for chairman of Lagos hairdressers association?
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It's our work o, sings his village people choir |
She don old o, those breasts are full of milk for Jaycee, Vaseline crew stay clear!!! |
madridguy:You just come book space , oya come make your comment, we don reach fp |
She usually helps people to wash their pants
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Those ones in the picture be like twins |
SEONaijaExpert:No, we have all already agreed that APC and their dullard of a presidential candidate are rotten oranges |
Vinstel:Mourinho knows it too
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Get lost!! Stupid cone headed vulture
, oya come make your comment, we don reach fp