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A vote for GEJ is a vote for Bankole, Iyabo Obasanjo and many more you voted out last Saturday


Seems like your holy mallam Buhari has also caught the PDP bug.In order words, a vote for Buhari is a vote for Babangida, Ciroma, Atiku and Gusau( all PDP members) right?
 

Presidential polls: Buhari meets Ciroma group today
Monday, 11 April 2011 07:14 Suleiman M. Bisalla

Presidential candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) General Muhammadu Buhari will meet with members of the G15 consisting of Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, Malam Adamu Ciroma, Atiku Abubakar and Gen. Aliyu Gusau, among others, in Abuja today, in furtherance of his efforts to expand the horizon of support for Saturday’s presidential elections.

Director General of the Buhari campaign organisation Alhaji Sule Hamma confirmed the meeting to Daily Trust yesterday but did not give details. “Yes I’m aware that they are meeting him [Buhari] today in Abuja to put heads together in order to ensure the emergence of a competent leadership with capacity to reform and to salvage Nigeria’s democracy,” he said.

A source close to the G15 also confirmed that the group is meeting with the General Buhari today to discuss the way forward concerning the elections. He also indicated that the Presidential candidate of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) billed to meet with IBB in Minna any moment from today for talks on the elections

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Wadeoye:
So, if Buhari changes his party from CPC to DDD, there I am to support Buhari except if I have a better candidate.

I can see Buhari already has a name for the party he would use to contest in 2015:DDD i.e 3 DEFEATS ( 2003, 2007, 2011)

A vote for GEJ is a vote for Bankole, Iyabo Obasanjo and many more you voted out last Saturday

Just like the rejection of CPC in the NASS elections is a rejection of Buhari and the dismal performance of CPC in the North is equal to a dismal performance of Buhari.

redsun:
How do we know who is not beaf on this forum?That guy is psychopathic

Im flattered to be compared to Beaf.That means Im doing very well.

I have a dream that one day a Nigerian from any part of Nigeria would be President.
I have a dream that one day an educated man would be President in Nigeria.
I have a dream that one day Nigeria would hold a free and fair election.
I have a dream that one day I would just drive into the filling station and buy fuel without queues.
I have a dream that one day youthful men with fresh ideas would take over the leadership of Nigeria.
I have a dream that one day Nigeria would be free from the shackles of ex generals and dictators.
I have a dream that one day Nigeria would have a workable Roadmap for the power sector.
I have a dream that one day there would be peace in the Niger Delta and oil production would increase.
I have a dream that one day the Nigerian government would enact a law like the PIB to ensure the country recieves more from its resources.
I have a dream that one day we would have a president who cares about workers welfare and therefore increases the minimum wage they earn
I have a dream that one day we would have a President who know the value of education and therefore establishes more universities.
I have a dream that one day we would have a president who does not interfere in the electoral process
I have a dream that one day we would have the trains working again in Nigeria
I have a dream that one day we would have a president that values press freedom
I have a dream that one day we would have a president who understands economics
I have a dream that one day Nigeria will rise up and live out the true meaning of its motto:Unity, Peace and Progress
I have a dream today that one day, we wold have the dream team of GOODLUCK JONATHAN and NAMADI SAMBO taking us to the promised land.
I have a dream today!

SAI GEJ!

I have a dream that one day a Nigerian from any part of Nigeria would be President.
I have a dream that one day an educated man would be President in Nigeria.
I have a dream that one day Nigeria would hold a free and fair election.
I have a dream that one day I would just drive into the filling station and buy fuel without queues.
I have a dream that one day youthful men with fresh ideas would take over the leadership of Nigeria.
I have a dream that one day Nigeria would be free from the shackles of ex generals and dictators.
I have a dream that one day Nigeria would have a workable Roadmap for the power sector.
I have a dream that one day there would be peace in the Niger Delta and oil production would increase.
I have a dream that one day the Nigerian government would enact a law like the PIB to ensure the country recieves more from its resources.
I have a dream that one day we would have a president who cares about workers welfare and therefore increases the minimum wage they earn
I have a dream that one day we would have a President who know the value of education and therefore establishes more universities.
I have a dream that one day we would have a president who does not interfere in the electoral process
I have a dream that one day we would have the trains working again in Nigeria
I have a dream that one day we would have a president that values press freedom
I have a dream that one day we would have a president who understands economics
I have a dream that one day Nigeria will rise up and live out the true meaning of its motto:Unity, Peace and Progress
I have a dream today that one day, we wold have the dream team of GOODLUCK JONATHAN and NAMADI SAMBO taking us to the promised land.
I have a dream today!

SAI GEJ!

PM NEWS

Northern voters may already have unsettled the presidential ambition of General Muhammadu Buhari, the candidate of the CPC, going by the substantial retrns last weekend’s parliamentary elections.

Pre- election prediction had given Buhari a swathe of territory in the Northern parts of the country, with pundits giving his man rival, President Goodluck Jonathan, a solid support base in the South east, South South and North Central zones of the country.

But voting trends only confirmed Jonathan’s strength, but have shattered bookmakers’ predictions for General Buhari.According to the results of the elections, Buhari’s CPC, performed woefully in some parts of the North West considered its stronghold, with the PDP trouncing his part in those areas. Where the PDP did not hold sway, the ANPP filled the vacuum

Read more,
http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/04/11/nothern-voters-shatter-buharis-presidential-hopes/

"Some say I rely on luck, but was it luck that got rid of fuel queues, revived our textile industries, rescued our banking sector, ensured total radar coverage for Nigeria, is reviving our rail infrastructure or expanded the economy by over 8% making Nigeria the 4th fastest growing economy in the world? Those are the result of hard work. Only hard work can make Nigeria work". GEJ(on Facebook)

PDP routs Buhari, ANPP
, As ACN, LP sack ruling party from South-West
By SEYE OJO
Monday, April 11, 2011

Contrary to expectations, the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) underscored its supremacy in the Northern states over General Muhammadu Buhari’s Congress for Progressive Change CPC and the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP).

The ruling party proved bookmakers wrong by clinching many Federal Constituency and Senatorial district seats in states, which the CPC and ANPP were believed would have smooth runs.

In Kano for instance, PDP snatched two senatorial seats, leaving the ANPP with the remaining seat PDP also recorded victory in 11 Federal constituencies ANPP won eight and CPC two.

The ruling party also made a clean sweep of six of the results declared so far in Sokoto State as at press time out of 11. PDP looks set to retain its majority in the National; Assembly with the results declared so far. Besides giving the main opposition parties in the North West the run for their money, the ruling party hade a convincing victory in North Central, winning all the three senatorial seats in Kwara, Kogi and two in Benue with the east result still being awaited.

In the South South PDP won all senatorial and Federal constituency seats declared so far in Rivers and won two senatorial districts in Akwa Ibom, while one seat is outstanding. The South East governors fulfilled their vow to deliver the zone to the PDP, which won majority National Assembly seats in the geo-political area.
However, the duo of Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) and Labour Party (LP) reversed victories recorded by the PDP in the last general elections in the zone

PDP routs Buhari, ANPP
, As ACN, LP sack ruling party from South-West
By SEYE OJO
Monday, April 11, 2011

Contrary to expectations, the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) underscored its supremacy in the Northern states over General Muhammadu Buhari’s Congress for Progressive Change CPC and the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP).

The ruling party proved bookmakers wrong by clinching many Federal Constituency and Senatorial district seats in states, which the CPC and ANPP were believed would have smooth runs.

In Kano for instance, PDP snatched two senatorial seats, leaving the ANPP with the remaining seat PDP also recorded victory in 11 Federal constituencies ANPP won eight and CPC two.

The ruling party also made a clean sweep of six of the results declared so far in Sokoto State as at press time out of 11. PDP looks set to retain its majority in the National; Assembly with the results declared so far. Besides giving the main opposition parties in the North West the run for their money, the ruling party hade a convincing victory in North Central, winning all the three senatorial seats in Kwara, Kogi and two in Benue with the east result still being awaited.

In the South South PDP won all senatorial and Federal constituency seats declared so far in Rivers and won two senatorial districts in Akwa Ibom, while one seat is outstanding. The South East governors fulfilled their vow to deliver the zone to the PDP, which won majority National Assembly seats in the geo-political area.
However, the duo of Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) and Labour Party (LP) reversed victories recorded by the PDP in the last general elections in the zone.

jmaine:
Source please      . . .Impressive collection but this na word of mouth oo!  . .Back to the topic bro . .


He was Just looking for a hiding spot . so let us pretend to give him one by ignoring this angle that not carrying first does not matter in a game of athletics, even athletics sef, Fourth no get mouth for where the big boys dey yarn 

Meanwhile in a game where only the first contestant carries the day, you took a distant fourth,after showing off to your classmates by actively doing over night jacking and training says a lot about your capacity to be taken seriously in whatever you do. And permit me to add simply embarassing and also disgraceful . .

Well said. On the lighter side, dont worry after I graduate this time, I would back up my mouth.

jmaine:
Source please      . . .Impressive collection but this na word of mouth oo!  . .Back to the topic bro . .


He was Just looking for a hiding spot . so let us pretend to give him one by ignoring this angle that not carrying first does not matter in a game of athletics, even athletics sef, Fourth no get mouth for where the big boys dey yarn 

Meanwhile in a game where only the first contestant carries the day, you took a distant fourth,after showing off to your classmates by actively doing over night jacking and training says a lot about your capacity to be taken seriously in whatever you do. And permit me to add simply embarassing and also disgraceful . .

Well said. On the lighter side, dont worry after I graduate this time, I would back up my mouth.

Jarus:
You still don't get it. If Kano PDP like GEJ, he would have won primary there. That is the simple message.  The same will happen in all PDP states he lost primaries. SW PDP like GEJ and he won the primary there.

Or wanna bet that Buhari will win Kano?

Perphaps ypu are the one who dont get it. So I would try agin. If Kano people do not like GEJ and voted for Atiku, does it mean they like Buhari? If Kano people did not vote for GEJ and voted for Atiku because of Zoning or Northern sentiments, does it mean the vote would now go to Buhari considering the fact that there are other Northern contestants including Shekarau(their Governor)? Rather than bet with you about kano, I suggest you join team BB in the meeting they are having right now to analyse the SHOCKING dismal perfomamce in Kano.( I could tell you the venue if you want). Besides, the presidency is about Nigeria not Kano so I would rather bet with you on GEJ winning the presidency cos thats what matters!

luluosas:
Did I hear you say defeat? You must be day dreaming. Let me ask you a simple logical question. When throughout your Secondary School and University education, your results was always pass, not first position, did you you called it defeat? Answer me you shameless and reasonless people.

Unfortunately, I cant answer your question because from my primary school to secondary school, I always took the first position. Because of that I was given scholarship to go to the univerisity.Again, I had a first class. I was then given another scholarship to go to the UK for my Masters and yet again, I made a Distinction before I was awarded yet another scholarship to study for my PhD. So as you can see, I dont understand what it feels like to just pass or to be an 'also ran'.

opalu:
I don't seem to get your point here.
What quality of argument do you refer to?

Its easy for you to say that when you hide behind one computer screen in UK several kilometers away from where the action is taking place.

I am not surprised that you do not get my point. I am also not surprised that you are asking me what quality of argument I am referring to. If you understand the meaning of the word "because", you would not ask me that question.
BTW, the world is now a global village and so the action does take place anywhere.Besides, being in the UK and communicate with sensible people has also helped to improve my sense.

real4life:
That is quite shallow analysis. How many elected reps and senators do you have from the whole North? Whats the total population? Do the Maths.

Actually reaching people in villages is very easy because in Nigeria there is GSM. 

I am not surprised at your mumuness cos I dont expect anything better from a Buhari fan. How many people in a typical village in Nigeria have GSM or even know how to use a phone how much more in the North where there is high rate of illiteracy.

Jarus:
PDP won Kano NASS and will surely win Guber there too(due to Kwankwaso factor) but whoever thinks Jonathan will defeat Buhari in Kano must be dreaming.

The same Jonathan that did not win PDP primary in Kano. The slogan in PDP Kano is 'Kano Sai Kwankwaso, Naijeriya Sai Buhari'.

So Buhari's votes in Kano will be PDP+CPC.

If primary elections have any correlation with general elections, then PDP would have won all the South West States and Katsina because GEJ won those states during the primaries.Pls lets try and improve the quality of our arguments because I am unable to undertand what primary elections has got in common with general elections especially in the presidential elections where non of the candidates particpated in each other's primaries. ?

luluosas:
Nairalanders, do we really need to kill ourselves because of Jonathan and Buhari? If the current result as paraded by INEC is the real outcome of last Saturday NASS election, time will tell. Whether General Buhari win or not, one thing is sure. The man on the ground need no fear of falling but, the man up do. The more reason Jonathan will want to win by all means. Let's keep our faith firm on the belief that, the SUN shall rise again.

I love your defeat- conceding speech. I believe Buhari must have prepared something similar by now.

Genbuhari3:
Despite the power of incumbency which favours PDP, CPC without a single elected senator has won 6 senatorial seats (all 3 in his home state, 1 in FCT, 1 in Kaduna, 1 in Nasarawa) and several house of reps seat including my constituency in Lokoja and PDP VP's consituency.

Yobe, Gombe, Jigawa, Borno are still pending.

Like somebody said, this was a contest between brothers , Musa and Isah, not between strange fellows Musa and Moses!

PDP is panicking already while ACN and CPC had talks yesterday!

The presidential election is between a Musa and Moses, and an average hausa man knows the difference. just wait and see.

Question: 'How come the Northern Caucus of the National Assemble, Northern Governors have suddenly gone quiet on Jonathan's presidency unlike the case during the PDP Presidential Primaries?'  Sherma did it and has paid dearly, Sambo is doing it, and he has paid dearly, the others have kept quiet, they were rewarded. An average Northern PDP POLITICIAN is mute on Jonathan Presidency, support it openly and you lose.

I have listened with keen interest the new song being played by Buhari fans on NL concerning the voting patter in the North. Before the NASS elections, the song was that CPC would sweep the entire elective offices in the North. However, following their dismal performance in the NASS elections, the song has now changed to ‘tis election was between PDP’s Musa and CPC’s Musa and thats why it didn’t matter to the people who they voted’ and that ‘Presidential elections would be between PDP’s Moses and CPC’s Musa’.
With this kind of song, it appears that either the scales have not yet fallen from the eyes of SOME Buhari supporters or they prefer to wallow in self delusion. If it was about Musa and Musa, how come the people in Katsina preferred the CPC Musas while Kano and Sokoto people preferred PDP’s Musa to CPC Musas.
Obviously, most buhari supporters do not understand the basics of politics. Otherwise they would have known that all the elected senators and Reps from the North would rather work with a president from their party than a president from CPC. One reason for this is that a CPC president would be constrained to compensate the CPC members that lost with appointments in order to build their political clout while with a PDP president, the Northern PDP senators-elect   would have more opportunities to compensate their followers who voted for them. Besides, how is CPC going to reach the people in the villages in the North who voted for Umbrella last week and let them know that this week it would be the sword when they have no elected councillor or offices in these places?
Simply put: the NASS results indicates how far CPC and Buhari can go. i.e CPC is imbibed in Buhari’s  state and have a few sympathizers within the North. That was how the votes went on Saturday; that is how it would on Saturday.

BTW the Northern caucus went quiet not only for the presidential campaigns but also for all other elections because the time for talking has passed and this is the time for action i.e mobilizing at the grassroots. Unfortunately, with no councillor and limited resources,CPC cannot do that. which is why they are still busy making noise with campaigns in only state capitals

I think the poster does not understand the basics of partisan politics. All the elected senators and Reps from the North would rather work with a president from their party than a president from CPC. One reason for this is that a CPC president would be constrained to compensate the CPC members that lost with appointments in order to build their political clout while with a PDP president, the Northern PDP senators-elect would have more opportunities to compensate their followers who voted for them. Besides, how is CPC going to reach the people in the villages in the North who voted for Umbrella last week and let them know that this week it would be the sword when they have no elected councillor or offices in these places?
Simply put: the NASS results indicates how far CPC and Buhari can go. i.e CPC is imbibed in Buhari’s state and have a few sympathizers within the North. That was how the votes went on Saturday; that is how it would on Saturday.

I have listened with keen interest the new song being played by Buhari fans on NL concerning the voting patter in the North. Before the NASS elections, the song was that CPC would sweep the entire elective offices in the North. However, following their dismal performance in the NASS elections, the song has now changed to ‘tis election was between PDP’s Musa and CPC’s Musa and thats why it didn’t matter to the people who they voted’ and that ‘Presidential elections would be between PDP’s Moses and CPC’s Musa’.

With this kind of song, it appears that either the scales have not yet fallen from the eyes of SOME Buhari supporters or they prefer to wallow in self delusion. If it was about Musa and Musa, how come the people in Katsina preferred the CPC Musas while Kano and Sokoto people preferred PDP’s Musa to CPC Musas.

Obviously, most buhari supporters do not understand the basics of politics. Otherwise they would have known that all the elected senators and Reps from the North would rather work with a president from their party than a president from CPC. One reason for this is that a CPC president would be constrained to compensate the CPC members that lost with appointments in order to build their political clout while with a PDP president, the Northern PDP senators-elect would have more opportunities to compensate their followers who voted for them. Besides, how is CPC going to reach the people in the villages in the North who voted for Umbrella last week and let them know that this week it would be the sword when they have no elected councillor or offices in these places?

Simply put: the NASS results indicates how far CPC and Buhari can go. i.e CPC is imbibed in Buhari’s state and have a few sympathizers within the North. That was how the votes went on Saturday; that is how it would on Saturday.

The reports of the death of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) might have been exaggerated after all, going by the results of the National Assembly elections so far declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

While the ruling party has lost its National Assembly seats in many states, especially in the South-west, it is still leading the table in all the results that have been officially declared.

A key highlight of Sunday's result was the humbling of PDP’s Hajia Maryam, daughter of late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, in the Katsina federal constituency.

Of the 94 senatorial districts where elections were held last Saturday following the postponement of polls in 15 others, INEC has declared results in 82, with the PDP winning 52 seats. The ruling party lost most of its seats to the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) in the South-west and Edo, and the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) in some Northern states, specifically Niger, Katsina and Kaduna.

The PDP, which controls 83 seats in the current Senate, looks set to lose its absolute majority having been dealt a body blow by the CPC which claimed all the three seats in Katsina State, the home of the party’s presidential candidate, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari.

The ACN also ate deep into PDP’s hold on the South-west, thereby emerging the biggest gainer with 13 seats, compared to the nine it currently has.

ACN took one seat from the PDP in Edo, two from PDP in Oyo and all three in Osun, while PDP also lost all three seats to the Labour Party (LP) in Ondo State.

The CPC did not sweep the North-west as widely predicted, with the PDP going strong in Jigawa, Kano, Sokoto and Kebbi, while the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) did well in Zamfara State, contrary to permutations.

While House Speaker Dimeji Bankole lost to the ACN in Abeokuta, Senate President David Mark won the race for Senate for the fourth time in a row after initial reports said he was losing.

Mark said in Otukpo, Benue State shortly after he was declared winner, that he owed his victory to God and the good people of Benue South.

He polled a total of 147,923 to defeat his rival General Lawrence Onoja of ACN who scored 79,433.

In Katsina, PDP lost the three Senate seats to CPC. Former President Yar’Adua’s daughter replaced her ailing husband, Hon Badamasi Kabir Usman, as the PDP candidate who was unable to contest due to health problems. But she was defeated by CPC’s Moh’d Tukur Abba Sada with 45,573 to 26,573 votes.

In the Senate election, Senator Ibrahim Ida (Central) lost to Ahmed Sani Stores. Senator Kanti Bello (North) lost to Senator Abdu Yandoma, while Senator Abu Ibrahim won Katsina South.

Senator Ibrahim won by 324,652 votes to defeat Tukur Jikamshi of the PDP who garnered 198,127 votes for the runner-up position.

Jikamshi was the deputy to the late President Yar’Adua when he was state governor during his first tenure from 1999 to 2003.

Stores defeated Senator Ida with 217,154 votes; lda got 188,302 votes as runner-up.

The PDP was declared winner in two of the three senatorial seats contested for in Anambra State.

According to the results released by the commission in the three zonal collation centres in the states, the PDP candidate in Anambra North, Prince John Emeka, was declared winner. He polled 60,788 votes to beat former senator and All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) candidate, Senator Joy Emodi, who came second with 54,060 votes.

In Anambra South, PDP was again declared winner with 53,315 votes, while the APGA candidate, Chief Chuma Nzeribe scored 43,789 votes to come second. Both candidates of PDP in the South, Dr. Andy Uba and Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu claimed victory making INEC to declare the party as the winner. The case to determine who will represent the party is still in court.

But in Anambra central where both the ACN candidate, Dr. Chris Ngige, and his APGA counterpart, Prof. Dora Akunyili, contested alongside Senator Annie Okonkwo of the Accord Party and Ogugua Okoye of the PDP, the announcement of the result was stalemated.

The Senatorial Returning officer for the zone, Alex Anene, ran away from the INEC Collation centre in Awka after ACN agents stood their grounds that the results would not be announced because of alleged manipulation of results by APGA in Anaocha Council area which is one of the council areas in the zone.

Meanwhile, candidate of Accord Party in last weekend’s election for the Ika Federal Constituency of Delta State, Victor Nwokolo, has filed a petition with the police in Agbor, Delta State, complaining against the Returning Officer for the constituency, Mr. O. G. Avwioro, over his “persistent” refusal to release his result sheet to him (Nwokolo). He polled 17,205 to defeat the incumbent, Hon. Doris Uboh, who scored 14,729 votes. Festus Okoh of Democratic Peoples Party (DPP) polled 9,533 votes.

soloqy:
I noticed that you cannot have a meaningful conversation or debate without throwing insults about(says a lot about your classlessness really) . So its an exercise in futility trying to debate or reason maturely with you. They say that people should desist from exchanging words with a mad person as there wouldn't be any way of differentiating the two.

All i can say is , you can hang yourself or do whatever, if GEJ is elected president.


And , this is the last I will reply to you on this as there is really no point debating with you.

Its good you have realized. I smelled his mental problems from afar and thats why I choose to ignore him because where I come from you dont argue with a mad man.

BetaThings:
I didn't know that Eisenhower actually ruled by decree as American 2-term president; Or did McCain promise to rule by decree as an American president
BTW I hope you know that [b]Jonathan decreed those 6 universities into existence early enough for his campaigns - show me the laws [/b]backing them up!

If you feel it was lawless, then brief Femi Falana to go to court. Until then, it gladdens my heart that a President is so concerned about education that he 'decreed' not 1 but 6 universities into existence. Below is just a tip of Buhari's woeful peformance in the education sector.Compare and contrast

Buhari and Education
"When Buhari came into power, the educational sector was facing some problems. However, the Buhari government lacked a rational and systematic solution to the problems. Instead, the government assumed a draconian posture and tried to force every desire it sought on the people. For example, state governors were mandated to clear all salary arrears within three months. But this remained unresolved after the deadline. It remained in fact so till 1985 when the government was again overthrown."
By the way, do you know that it was Buhari that first introduced fees and levies in our schools despite the strong condemnation by ASUU. Do you also know that before Buhari came, university students had their meals arranged by the government and given to them at highly subsidized rates and Buhari stopped it when he came in.Why am I even saying this sef. What else can one expect from an illiterate.

[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=641981.msg8097482#msg8097482 date=1302476019]Speechless about what exactly? The sufferings of our people from North to South? Bad road? No light ? No water? poor healthcare?

The Looting of Public money? The fact that none of the riggers today will be brought to justice by our underfunded police and judicial services?

Speechless about what? The continuous reward we give to Corrupt politicians hiding behind silly ethnic and religious arguments?

The fact that GEJ is a clueless man with zero balls to fix Nigeria, speak against corruption, ensure True federalism, Push for the passage of relevant bills(PIB, FOI)

What exactly am I speechless about?

Read Eziachi's excellent posts and tell us what are you've been "vocal" about on behalf of ALL Nigerians.[/quote]Speechless about the fact that you just realised that Nigerians knew all along that it doent take an illiterate draconian leader to solve all the problems you just mentioned. How many PIBs and FOIs did Buhari promulgate with military fiat when he had the power to do so without having to 'push'. I would rather have a PIB yet to be passed and an FOI yet to be signed than to have a signed Decree 4.

[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=641981.msg8097387#msg8097387 date=1302474985]That's all.[/quote]Heya, the turn of events has made someone speechless.

recoome:
What's wrong with this eziachi, dosent he/she know that no one is payin attention 2 his/her rattling.

I decided not to pay attention too long ago.I can smell his/her type from afar

OJ2010:
I see no surprises in this election. Participating parties have largely won where we expected them to win.

Basseti:
It seems PDP still retained its stranglehold on Naija.

T[b]his goes to show that we internet warriors are way off track with whats happening in Nigeria. I wont believe any projections I hear on NL on saturday. [/b]

However, PDP lost a lot of ground in the South west.,,,,,I hope that will be enuff for the checks and balances required for democracy to work.

I agree.Infact this much was projected by THISDAY/IPSOS and they were villified. Now breeze don blow, we don see fowl yansh

efisher:
Where them dey!
Wey the CPC?  

Fear don catch them.

Dem don hide under bed. Im sure they must have been dazed that realised that just like in 2003 and 2007 Buhari is in a dreamland

jmaine:
My Guy na dust you dey yarn . . . [b]INEC officially told you 48 hours, [/b]so where have they erred in their promise . If na your dear CPC now you go hala . .abegii . . make we hear word jare

Just the response I wanted to give. All the parties agreed with INEC on all the rules including the Modified Open Ballot system, annoucing results at the polls etc and like you said INEC has not erred on any.

recoome:
@muami: after all the mouth they made, see the disgrace now. I can't wait 4 taraba 2 come, i just keep praying that ribadu scatters buhari's remaining votes.

Yes oh, they have all gone to bed early after making mouth that cpc is sweeping NW and NE.

So after all the headlines that PDP lost in Aso Rock this is how it ended eh
FCT

Senate

ANPP 17, 603

CPC 54, 307

PDP 105,562

ALP 424

APGA 816

APS 713

LP 8,930