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I am sorry for saying in Kano State, because i want see him due to a project i started using php oop and lastly i want some one who will finish the System, Thanks alot

Bizmagnet:
How?

to download it you gonna spend 20 gig to 28 gig

Bizmagnet:
Download it now.

It is about 28gb.

Who has Visual Studio 2017 and living in Kano State, Please!

Good morning friends, i wish you all the best my people.
A very serious challenge facing Programming and Programmers in Nigeria is, No One willing to help in the field of Programming, every One kept what is in his hand without helping his brothers, because i have been struggled for over one week asking some Nigerian Programmers to help me give me solution in my vb.net Software Problem and No One even reply something to mean. does that mean i should quit Programming? because in Programming you should have a guider, supervisor who will help you through your career. For any Programmer who reads my Complaint Please you should listen and understand me, because only you cannot make a Country please help us, We young Programmers are in need of your support Please.

See you nonesese!!! You know that you are lying when u said, he cant handle a gun or he cant shoot a gun. You should remember that he is an army general not professor in english. Mmmttttssssswwww!!! Useless post

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They are all unlocked.For all three phones @ #55000? are we in the heaven? the price is for only one, You will not pay unless you see.

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what is the qualification of ifeduba before i read this nonsense. is he a prof. in military war or a general? see u!

I fear how this government plays its role because i know when it passed it gonna continue from where it stopped. He is only saying this because it waz election period. Look jona illiteracy is not what we deserve it is only intelligence we deserve. Oh i forgot! i dont have time for this post. #myvote4buhari. Change we need. Gen. and Pro. intellectuals from our beloved country.

Contrary to earlier denials, embattled ministerial nominee,
Musiliu Obanikoro, has confessed to several Senators in
Abuja that he did participate in an election-eve meeting in
Ekiti in June 2014 in which a group of politicians and
government ministers met with a Nigerian army general to
rig the governorship election in favor of Ayodele Fayose,
the candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP).
The meeting, which is now known as “Ekitigate”, was
secretly taped by an army captain who was subsequently
forced to flee for his life.
Despite the scandal, President Jonathan went ahead to
nominate Obanikoro into his cabinet for the second time,
and the nominee is lobbying the Senators to give him a
pass during his upcoming nomination hearing. It is in the
process that he has confessed to some of them that he
was indeed present at the rigging meeting in Akure, on
behalf of the President, to ensure that everything went
smoothly.
Obanikoro’s story is that he was simply making “peace”
between the army and Ayo Fayose at the meeting,
claiming that he was not party to any conversation about
rigging. On the contrary, Obanikoro, who was at the
time junior Minister for Defence, is overheard clearly on
the tape bragging about the authority granted him by
President Jonathan.
Prior to admitting his involvement to the Senators, the
former minister met with President Jonathan to discuss
the tape and his role. A presidency source said
Obanikoro told President Jonathan he was present at
the meeting but that a part of the audio-recording was
“doctored”.
They said President Jonathan had called him to the
meeting to discuss how to mitigate the damage created by
the leaked tape. He told the Senators categorically that
it was Jonathan himself who had sent him to Ekiti to
help Fayose win the election. On the tape, Obanikoro
says, at least twice, that he is on a “mission” for the
President.
He also reportedly told President Jonathan at their
meeting that he had asked his US-based lawyers to do a
separate voice analysis of the tape and that the lawyers
came back with “proof” that certain aspects of the tape
had been doctored by SaharaReporters to make the
regime look bad. Counting on that assurance, President
Jonathan told a team of reporters from the Wall Street
Journal during an interview that the tapes were not real
and that he would not investigate the incident.
Obanikoro also told President Jonathan that his US-
based lawyers had assured him that they could file some
cases against SaharaReporters in the US to “teach
SaharaReporters and its publisher, Omoyele Sowore” a
lesson. He explained to the president that with enough
financial support, his lawyers would file the case and also
employ private detectives to take down SaharaReporters.
President Jonathan reportedly nodded at the idea, and
asked Obanikoro not to worry.
Following that meeting, the former Minister began a
series of legal threats last week claiming to have sued
SaharaReporters, as well as The Punch newspaper and
Premium Times, both in Lagos. Up until now, those
newspapers are yet to be served copies of the lawsuit.
On Tuesday night, Obanikoro, who is also a US citizen,
assured some of the Senators that his US lawyers had
already filed the libel suit against SaharaReporters in
New York.
On Wednesday, Obanikoro deployed a small rented a
crowd of protesters to hold placards in front of the
National Assembly to denounce the All Progressives
Congress.
It is to be noted that two other key participants at the
meeting, Police Minister Jelili Adesiyan and Ayo
Fayose, the beneficiary of the Ekiti governorship rigging,
have admitted that they were at the meeting that was
taped by the army captain.
For Obanikoro’s role in the rigging of the election, APC
has advocated his being banned from holding any public
office, and asked the Senate not to confirm him. Mr.
Jonathan is known to have re-nominated Obanikor as
his prize for stepping down from the PDP governorship
race in Lagos.
Source: saharareporters.com/2015/02/18/ministerial-nominee-obanikoro-confesses-he-was-ekiti-rigging-meeting-says-jonathan-sent

Ok! Lets help them because their time is up. They must leave and they know that. Oh my God! i really like how Nigerian leaders react because they know that they are leaving. Chhhhhaaaaaaiiiiiii! There is God oooooooo

“We are the ones who started the push for six weeks
delay in the elections to enable us [to] put in place an
interim government which would then enable the party to
change its presidential candidate to somebody that is more
competitive,” one official confessed. He added that Mr.
Jonathan’s faction also sought the extension for their
own designs, which was to explore ways of rigging the
elections.
SaharaReporters has learned of a new twist in the
desire of some top officials of the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) for a six-weeks postponement of polls in
Nigeria, with several sources saying a faction of the
party would work to replace President Goodluck
Jonathan as the party’s presidential candidate.
In separate interviews with SaharaReporters, numerous
PDP officials disclosed that many founding members of
the party had lost confidence in Mr. Jonathan’s
viability as a candidate, adding that a faction within the
party had discussed easing the incumbent president out of
the presidential race, and replacing him with another
candidate from the Niger Delta zone.
“The only obstacle to the plan is that the South-South
might kick against it, so we have arrived at a consensus
to find another candidate,” one of our sources, a
northerner, said.
“If elections could be postponed for six months, we will
definitely replace President Jonathan as our candidate,”
another member of the faction confirmed.
In a clear sign that the party was crumbling was within,
several high ranking PDP members said they regretted
letting President Jonathan carry the party’s flag as a
presidential candidate in the forthcoming elections. Some
of them confessed to being aware that the party’s
prospects looked dire with Mr. Jonathan holding the
presidential ticket.
“We are the ones who started the push for six months
delay in the elections to enable us [to] put in place an
interim government which would then enable the party to
change its presidential candidate to somebody that is more
competitive,” one official confessed. He added that Mr.
Jonathan’s faction also sought the extension for their
own designs, which was to explore ways of rigging the
elections.
Our interviews revealed that many PDP governorship
candidates in the north and elsewhere in the country were
secretly working against Mr. Jonathan’s re-election or
quietly distancing themselves from him.
One party leader revealed that some candidates in the
northern area were all but campaigning for Mr. Buhari,
the presidential flag bearer of the opposition All
Progressives Congress (APC).
However, some PDP officials told SaharaReporters
that, while they hoped that President Jonathan could be
sidelined to increase the chances of the party in the
upcoming elections, they also wished that the APC would
also dump Mr. Buhari as its presidential candidate.
The party officials claimed that key political figures
across Nigeria continue to view a Buhari Presidency with
mortal fear because of his stubborn personality and his
promise to punish the corrupt.
Several of the PDP officials told SaharaReporters that
the rift between Mr. Jonathan and a large faction in
the party that wants him dumped was reflected in the
responses to former President Olusegun Obasanjo who
two days ago dramatically announced his resignation from
the PDP, publicly tearing his membership card. Two of
the officials disclosed that, while Mr. Jonathan’s aides
launched direct attacks on Mr. Obasanjo, the officials at
the party headquarters in Abuja adopted a more cautious
and subdued tone, regretting that the former president
had decided to leave the party.
Some officials stated that the party hierarchy viewed
Mr. Obasanjo’s public departure from the party as a
dangerous signal and as a major threat. “Chief
Obasanjo doesn’t just come out swinging the way he has
done recently unless he is privy to the existence of some
third forces that are against President Jonathan. And
to the best of our knowledge, the former president has
never fought a battle like this and lost, no matter how
long it takes him,” one of the officials said.
“The truth is that many senators, honorable members of
the House of Reps and governors are loyal to Baba,
Chief Olusegun Obasanjo. So they are doing Baba’s
bidding even though they are giving Mr. President
[Jonathan] the impression that they are with him,”
another party official in Abuja said.
The party officials acknowledged that the statements of
former President Obasanjo in the last three days had
caused a major havoc on the party’s plans to work
towards an interim national government.
Several of the PDP officials attributed the fractiousness
within the party to the way Mr. Jonathan and his wife,
Patience Jonathan, imposed unpopular candidates on the
party in various parts of the country. Even though they
agreed that Mr. Obasanjo had imposed candidates on
the party in the past, one PDP official said the
Jonathans consistently backed candidates who were
extremely unpopular within the PDP and unelectable.
Asked if President Jonathan was aware of plans to
replace him, some of our sources said the president knew
that many powerful members of the party were not
satisfied with his style and low performance. One source
said former Vice President Alex Ekwueme and even the
party’s chairman of the board of trustees, Tony Anenih,
were far from enthusiastic about Mr. Jonathan’s re-
election.
“President Jonathan’s candidature and unpopularity are
damaging the party,” one official stated. He added that
the party’s electoral prospects in the general elections had
dwindled dramatically. “We are only sure of carrying
about 11 states in the country, according to our internal
polls,” one party official disclosed.
Party officials also said they were determined to change
numerous candidates for governorships, the Senate and
House of Representatives in several states if the six-
month postponement ever became a reality. “The way
President Jonathan and First Lady Patience Jonathan
picked many candidates has now weakened the party
across the country,” one top official in Abuja complained.
Source: saharareporters.com/2015/02/17/pdp-faction-wants-jonathan-out-candidate-party-faces-deepening-schisms

PDP will never be a trusted party. i really fear how PDP will rig this election. but anyway God forbid

“…It must be stated, by way of
emphasis, that the Armed Forces
have no role in the conduct of
election (and) must not be involved
except perhaps, in the area of
providing logistics services to the
agencies of government in the
preparation for the election. ”
—Justice Abdul Aboki of Court of
Appeal, Abuja, on Monday, February
16, 2015
The courts have spoken! The Nigerian judiciary has
ruled that the deployment of troops for election purposes
is an aberration, an infraction on the Nigerian
constitution and the Electoral Act. First, a Federal
High Court sitting in Sokoto on Thursday, January
29, 2015 had declared that the deployment of military for
election duties in the country is unconstitutional.
Justice Mohammed Rilwan, who gave the ruling while
delivering judgment in a suit challenging the deployment
of the military for election duties, said that apart from
protecting Nigeria’s territorial integrity, there is no
constitutional provision for the deployment of the military
for elections. In the case instituted by the Deputy
Speaker of the Sokoto State House of Assembly, Bello
Goronyo, the Judge said that for the Federal
Government to do so, it must have recourse to the
National Assembly which would enact such a law.
On Monday, February 16, 2015, the Justice Abdul
Aboki-led five-man Appeal Court sitting in Abuja upheld
the position of the Federal High Court, Sokoto, on the
matter. Justice Aboki gave the ruling in the Ekiti
governorship election appeal case which was resolved in
favour of the Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose.
Justice Aboki raised some fundamental questions in
coming to the conclusion reached which ousted the role of
the military in elections.
According to eminent justices of the Appeal Court,
Abuja, “The question is that who ordered deployment of
military or soldiers in the Ekiti governorship election?
Was there any act of insurrection to warrant the call on
the military to restore order? And was such deployment
in accordance with Sections 217 (2)(c) and 218(4) of
the constitution?” Their lordships submitted that,
“There is nothing before us in the records in answering
the posers positively.”
“With this, whoever unleashed soldiers on Ekiti State
disturbed the peace of the election on June 21, 2014,
acted in flagrant breach of the constitution, and flouted
the provisions of the Electoral Act which required an
enabling environment by civil authorities in the conduct of
elections.”
The appellate court therefore barred the use of the
Armed Forces in the conduct of future elections in the
country. The court further averred that “Even the
President of Nigeria has no powers to call on the
Nigerian Armed Forces to unleash them on peaceful
citizenry who are exercising their franchise to elect their
leaders.”
These two judgments cited above are heartwarming
particularly at this critical juncture where the role of the
military in politics is being viewed with distrust. It will
be recalled that a couple of weeks back, an audio tape
was allegedly released by one Captain Sagir Koli where
a purported rigging plan of the June 21, 2014
governorship election in Ekiti State was perfected.
The recording professedly captured some political actors
in a meeting discussing strategies for rigging the Ekiti
governorship election where they also allegedly gave
directives to the military to favour the PDP, claiming
they were working for the Presidency. Two of the
dramatis personae were reported to have owned up to
attending the meeting but disagreed with the context.
It will be recalled that on June 19, 2014, the same
military denied some All Progressives Congress stalwarts
entry into Ado-Ekiti on a spurious “order from above.”
It is this patent partisanship coupled with the fact that
recently the National Security Adviser wrote to the
Chairman of the Independent National Electoral
Commission saying that the security agencies would not be
able to provide security for the earlier scheduled elections
on February 14 and 28 thereby causing INEC to shift
the polls by six weeks that make these judicial
pronouncements laudable.
It will also be recalled that just last week, the national
leader of the APC and a former governor of Lagos
State, Bola Tinubu, raised the alarm about the siege
laid to his house in Lagos by some soldiers. It also did
happen that in Imo State last week, some soldiers
allegedly acting on the orders of a minister of state
blocked the entrance to the Imo State Government House
with Armoured Personnel Carriers. The APC had also
cried out that the telephone lines of its national chairman
and many of its chieftains may have been bugged. These
are ominous. No wonder former president Olusegun
Obasanjo also alleged partisanship on the part of the
military.
Now that the Federal High Court and the Court of
Appeal, which is a superior court, have both made legal
pronouncements on the role of the military in elections,
what is the implication of these judgments on our
elections?
To my own mind, it does not bode well. Nigerian Armed
Forces (Army, Navy and Air Force) as well as all
major security agencies (Police, Civil Defence,
Department of State Services, Federal Road Safety
Commission, etc), about 16 of them, are all members of
the Inter-Agency Consultative Committee on Election
Security established by INEC in 2011 to provide some
logistic support to the commission particularly in the
distribution of both sensitive and non-sensitive election
materials as well as provisioning of security for election
personnel and materials. It is good that the appeal court
had said the military can help out with the logistics.
However, exempting them from providing election security
needs to be revisited.
Just last Friday, February 13, the National Human
Rights Commission released a 80-page report where it
stated that 58 persons had died in election violence across
the country between December 3, 2014 and January 31,
2015. The Chairman, Governing Council of
the commission, Prof. Chidi Odinkalu, while highlighting
the contents of the report, noted that the 58 deaths had
resulted from 49 election-related violence across 22 states
in the country. If we had lost 58 lives within 60 days,
that shows how volatile the forthcoming elections has been
and will be. Can we then leave election security solely in
the hands of the Nigeria Police, DSS and NSCDC?
Will they be able to effectively police and secure the
North-East zone and other hotspots across the country?
It will be a suicidal gamble.
In order not to act ultra vires, I hereby enjoin President
Goodluck Jonathan to do the needful as prescribed by
Section 217 (2) (c) by writing to the National
Assembly on the need to approve the military deployment
in aid of INEC which is a civil authority. This can and
should be done now that the National Assembly is back
to work after their recess. In approving this however, a
well spelt-out code of conduct must be handed down to the
military about their limited role of providing logistic
support to INEC as well as complementing the police and
the DSS in providing election security. Any breach of
this code should be visited with stiff punishment.
Source: www.punchng.com/opinion/nigerian-military-and-illegal-election-duty/

The Presidential candidate of the All Progressives
Congress, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd), on
Tuesday likened the remaining weeks to the 2015 elections
to extra-time in football.
He enjoined party leaders, supporters and members to
avoid mistakes that could cost the party the elections by
remaining resilient because their patience would be tested
in the days ahead.
Buhari said this at the Joint Leaders’ Meeting of the
party, held at the Yar’Adua Centre, Abuja.
According to him, he alongside leaders of the party
travelled the length and breadth of this country, and had
heard the cry for change which had become a common
refrain among Nigerians.
He noted that it was common knowledge that the country
was passing through trying times “which was imposed on
us by the bad Peoples Democratic Party administration.”
Buhari said, “The imminent change in answer to the
yearnings of our people has been delayed by the
postponement of the February 14, 2015 elections.
“Our patience and resilience will be tested in the days
ahead. We must pass this test.
“In a time like this, which in football analogy can be
referred to as extra-time; we must avoid making costly
mistakes. In the weeks ahead, I would like to implore you
to remain true to the vision – to build a country that
works for all of us and not just for the few.
“To rescue and stabilise our nation from the hands of
plunderers. On this, I believe we all agreed.
“The important issue today is that we must use the next
six weeks that have been imposed on us to re-charge and
re-focus on our goal. The goal is to win the elections
now slated for March 28 and April 11 with a convincing
majority.”
The APC candidate enjoined party members to aim for
and achieve a victory that would be beyond dispute and
proceed to form the next government and start work on
the task of rebuilding our beloved country.
He maintained that the objective of an APC-led
government was “to build a great society that works for
all, a country where every child has an equal opportunity
to get an education, where every young Nigerian who
needs a job can find one and where the sick are looked
after and senior citizens are provided for.
“And most importantly, a country which gives value to
human life, where the welfare and security of all is a
national priority and corruption is defeated.”
In his first reaction to the alleged use of soldiers to rig
the Ekiti governorship elections, Buhari described the
revelations made by Captain Sagir Koli as “worrisome.”
He also said the fact that there had yet to be an official
denial of the most unfortunate event, “makes me wonder,
in the circumstances that led to shifting of the date of
the Federal elections, whether the security services are
even now being prepared to play a similar role in the
March 28 and April 11 elections.”
The retired General enjoined Nigeria’s security services
to remain committed to their constitutional responsibilities
to Nigerians and to avoid the temptation of allowing
themselves to be dragged into partisan politics.
While stating that he had tremendous respect for the
security services, he enjoined the hierarchy of the military
to stick to and concentrate on their constitutional duties
to avoid further complicating our national situation.
Buhari commended members of the APC for making the
requisite sacrifices which culminated in the momentum,
which he said, the party was enjoying.
Earlier, a prominent leader of the party, Asiwaju Bola
Tinubu, had likened milestones recorded by the APC
within its short lifespan to bringing down the Berlin
Wall.
He specifically expressed gratitude to Buhari for leading
the party to avoid the booby trap set by the PDP.
Tinubu said, “We have to be further vigilant. Thank
God that our presidential candidate is now more
democratic and more obedient than ever before. The booby
trap set was for our supporters to react (to the
postponement) violently so that they will declare a state
of emergency but he (Buhari) led us from that trap.
“The PDP government is desperate to cling to power; we
are determined to take power from tyrants. No one will
serve you power, the determination is yours. We know
now that they have been unable to achieve the violent
booby trap.”
Tinubu congratulated the Osun State Governor, Ogbeni
Rauf Aregbesola, for finding a “panacea for the PDP
rigging machine” in Osun State. He said the party
could benefit from his experience in the general elections.
The Director of the APC Presidential Campaign Council
and Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi, who gave
a rundown of the party’s campaign so far, urged party
members to pay attention to the polling booth because
“that is where rigging starts from.”
Source: www.punchng.com/news/poll-shift-were-in-extra-time-says-buhari/

Since submitting the 2015 Budget to the National
Assembly in November last year, Nigeria’s Budget office,
although required by law to publish the budget details
have failed to do so, preferring to keep it secret.
PREMIUM TIMES, courtesy BudgIT , has obtained
authentic copies of the proposal handed to federal
lawmakers for vetting and approval.
We are making them available in downloadable formats
below in public interest.
1. Independent National Electoral
Commission
2. National Assembly
3. National Judicial Council
4. Public Complaints Commission
5. Statutory Transfers & Debt Service
6. Presidency
7. Secretary General of the Federation
8. Ministry of Youth Development
9. Ministry of Police Affairs
10. Police Formations and Command
11. Ministry of Women Affairs
12. Ministry of Agriculture
13. Ministry of Water Resources
14. Auditor-General
15. Independent Corrupt Practices
Commission
16. Ministry of Defence
17. Ministry of Education
18. Federal Capital Territory
19. Ministry of Foreign Affairs
20. Ministry of Finance
21. Ministry of Health
22. Ministry of Trade and Investment
23. Ministry of Information
24. Ministry of Communication
Technology
25. Ministry of Interior
26. Head of Service
27. Ministry of Justice
28. Ministry of Labour and
Productivity
29. Ministry of Power
30. Ministry of Science and
Technology
31. Ministry of Transport
32. Ministry of Petroleum Resources
33. Ministry of Works
34. Ministry of Lands and Housing
35. Ministry of Mines and Steel
36. Ministry of Aviation
37. Salaries and Wages Commission
38. Ministry of Environment
39. Ministry of Tourism Culture &
NOA
40. National Planning Commission
41. Sports Commission
42. National Security Adviser
43. Ministry of Niger Delta
44. Special Duties (SGF)
45. Special Duties and
Intergovernmental Affairs
46. Fiscal Responsibility Commission
47. ICRC
48. National Population Commission
49. Code of Conduct Bureau
50. Code of Conduct Tribunal
51. Revenue Mobilization
52. Federal Civil Service Commission
53. Police Service Commission
54. Federal Character Commission
55. CRF Charges
56. 2015 SURE Program_Bill
57. 2015 TOC
58. Consolidated Summary & Bill_v2
59. SURE_P_2015
Source: www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/177004-download-nigeria-2015-budget-proposal-the-jonathan-govt-does-not-want-nigerians-to-see.html

dokyOloye:
So if d CIA gives a northerner money and arms to go kill his brothers,he'll foolishly do that?
This is why some of us r of d opinion that d north shld be left to burn to d ground since their leaders are more interested in using d insurgency for political gains than tackling it.
I bet it's d same CIA and MOSSAD that instructed past n present northern rulers not to educate their ppl,even up to today.

Chaiiiiiiiiii!Are u sure they are northerners? i hope u know what u say.

Chaiiiiiiiiiiiiii! There is god ooooooo

On March 28, 2015, Nigerians would
be heading to the polls to choose a
president who would govern them for
the next 4 years. But unlike other
countries, Nigeria has a complex
political atmosphere too difficult to
understand. While Buhari and the All
Progressive Congress (APC) may
appear to be gaining momentum at
the moment, there are 5 likely
reasons why Buhari may lose the
coming presidential election. These
reasons are disused below.
1) The Independence Of INEC Has
been Compromised
The independence of an electoral body is sacrosanct for
conducting credible elections in any country. In Nigeria
however, the independence of INEC has always been
called into question. From the tenure of Abel Guobadia
in (2000- 2005) to the tenure of Moris Uwu (2005-
2010), and even now that Atahiru Jega is at the helm
of affairs, INEC is only as free as the government
permits it to be. Both Abel Guobadia and Moris Iwu
were criticized for overseeing elections that were not any
better than that organized by the National Union of
Road Transport Workers (NURTW). The reason
why these men failed is not far fetched. Nigerian
politicians will never permit a free and fair election. And
from the dramatic way in which the February 14 poll was
shifted, it appears President Jonathan is also not ready
to permit credible elections on March 28.
READ ALSO: Full Transcript Of What Buhari
Said During Interview With Amanpour On CNN
2) Christian Vs Muslim Ideology
Nigeria is one of the most religiously divided countries in
the world and the strong role religion plays in the life of
many Nigerians would also come to bear on March 28.
This may work against Buhari at the polls. The
misconceptions about Buhari that he is a jihadist waiting
to Islamise Nigeria may be his undoing. Nigerians are
known to push religious sentiments above other important
issues like competence, credibility, and good governance.
That’s why many in the Southern parts of Nigeria
would rather prefer to suffer under a Christian ruler
than smile under a Muslim one.
3) The Nigerian Army Is now A
Political Party
Gone are the gallant days of the Nigerian Army. In
recent times the Army has become a shadow of itself. In
other countries, the military separates itself from politics
and never blurs that line. During the Arab spring in
2011, the military in several Arab countries who had sit –
in-tight dictators lived up to expectation. They tasked
themselves with protecting lives and property and did not
go further. In Nigeria, the opposite holds sway, the
Nigerian Army has become a product of our decayed
society. A career in the Army is now centered on looking
for juicy postings and Ghana-must-go bags. Following
the manner in which the Nigerian Army handled the
Buhari certificate saga, it is clear whose side the military
is on, the side of OUR OGA AT THE TOP . The
one who can guarantee them juicy postings and jumbo
retirement benefits, President Jonathan. With a partial
military guarding the ballot boxes, Buhari would likely
lose on March 28.
READ ALSO: Why America’s Sudden Interests In
Nigerian Elections?
4) PDP Is Poised To Win By All
Means
If the recent audio tape by Sahara Reporters which
purports to record how the Ekiti elections were rigged in
2014 is anything to go by, then Buhari has lost even
before the March 28 election begins. The People’s
Democratic Party has been in power for 16 years with
little to show for it. The Party is well known for
surrounding itself with individuals who lack credibility,
from Alamieyeseigha who jumped bail in England by
dressing as a woman to James Ibori and other politicians
who see credibility as a virtue too expensive to afford. If
PDP can decorate itself with politicians like these, then
Buhari can kiss free and fair elections goodbye.
5) Tribalism
Tribalism just like religion is another hurdle that Gen
Buhari might be unable to cross. The contest between
President Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party and
Gen Buhari of the All Progressive Party has been
portrayed through the eyes of many as a contest between
a Southerner and a Northerner. Politicians have also
taken advantage of this loophole to champion the crusade
that Buhari is from the Northern part of the country
where majority of Nigeria’s past rulers hail from. They
feel that all non-northerners should unite and vote
President Jonathan, because as a southerner, he
deserves to be in power. Sadly, this view is shared by
many Nigerians and this could result in Buhari losing by
a colossal margin come March 28.
If Buhari cannot scale these hurdles then he could be
inline to loose the presidential election for the third
consecutive time.
Source: www.naij.com/383430-5-reasons-why-buhari-might-loose-on-march-28.html

The link u have guiven is not what u called in ur subject. Make it clear. I hope u know what u write.

I dont believe in pdp, thats y they like election to postponed. God forbid.

You should stop posting nonsense! This will not stop me from voting him. I would have to tear my card if it is only jonathan to be vote. The man who doesnt know the leadership. Banzaye kawai.

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The dust raised by the N70 million presidential campaign
funds released by the Minister of Petroleum Resources,
Diezani Alison-Madueke, to the Bayelsa chapter of the
ruling Peoples Democratic Party is yet to settle even as
the chairman of the party in the state, Sam Inokoba, has
dismissed moves to probe and unseat him.
Mr. Inokoba allegedly received the N70 million from
Mrs. Alison-Madueke but declared N30 million to the
state executives of the party.
The party in the state descended into crisis after Mrs.
Alison-Madueke reportedly informed party leaders during
the PDP’s presidential rally in the state that she
advanced N70 million to the party for the rally.
Mr. Inokoba was embarrassed and became uneasy when
he was confronted, party insiders said.
Members of the Bayelsa State Executives of the PDP
have since set up a panel to probe the chairman on the
allegation of diverting N40 million out of the N70 million
earmarked for President Goodluck Jonathan’s rally in
Bayelsa.
The state Publicity Secretary of the party , Osom
Macbre, confirmed that the party’s State Working
Committee had set up a panel to probe the chairman.
PREMIUM TIMES gathered that the panel hurriedly
met and suspended the chairman while the search for a
replacement has since begun.
Mr. Inokoba shunned the invitation of the state working
committee to respond to the allegations, party insiders
said.
He maintained that he disbursed the funds in compliance
with the wishes of the donor and was not guilty of
diverting party funds as alleged.
He further argued that the State Working Committee
of the PDP lacked the powers to discipline him.
In a statement reacting to his reported suspension, Mr.
Inokoba said the move violated Section 10 subsection 7 of
PDP’s amended constitution which vested such powers on
the national leadership of the party.
He described the reports of his suspension as “rumour
and unconstitutional”.
Mr. Inokoba did not answer or return calls made to him
Thursday night seeking comments.

AIG should not have such words he should be talking peace. God forbid!

This is what i have seen.

I was really taken aback how i see this from nda isiah as i knew it before, He was one of the candidates before primary election. That means he is really a true politician.

Sixty civil society groups
organized in support of
credible and transparent
elections in Nigeria
called in Abuja,
Saturday, for the
resignation of military
chiefs and security heads
including the Police “on
account of their inability
to exercise their
constitutional
responsibility to secure
lives and property at all
times including during
the elections.”
The group, otherwise
named the Nigeria Civil
Society Situation Room
(Situation Room), came
short of characterizing
the actions of the
military and security
chiefs as a coup against
democracy in a strong
statement signed by
Agianpe Ashang, Senior
Programme OfficerPolicy
and Legal Advocacy
Centre, PLAC, shortly
after meeting with the
INEC Chairman, Attahiru
Jega in his Abuja office,
Saturday.
Nigerians should be
vigilant and be ready to
protect this hard won
democracy, said the
group after Mr. Jega told
them that he had
received a letter from
the security services
advising that he
postpones the general
elections. He said they
based their reasoning on
the grounds that they
were engaged in a
renewed battle against
insurgency in the North-
East that would require
their full concentration.
The reasoning of the military and
security leaders is bound to come
as shock to many Nigerians who
appear to be very enthusiastic
about the elections.
According to a political survey
recently conducted by the NOI
polls, analysis by geo-political
zones revealed that the North-West
(89% ) and South-East (87% ) regions
accounted for the largest
proportions of Nigerians who
expressed optimism for voting in
the 2015 general elections when
compared to other regions,
although a majority of residents in
all the geo-political zones expressed
optimism in voting in the 2015
general elections, with a
minimum 76% (North Central).
Also, respondents aged 46-60 and
18-21 years showed more optimism
for voting in the 2015 elections than
other age-groups.
In the letter, Mr. Jega said, the
military was demanding a
rescheduling of elections by at least
six weeks in the first instance. He
was was accompanied by 12 of his
National Commissioners.
Members of the Situation room told
Mr. Jega and his team that the
action of the security chiefs
“amounted to blackmail and arm-
twist the Election Management
Body away from its constitutional
guaranteed function of conducting
elections.
Situation Room also condemns this
advisory by security agents that
they cannot guarantee the security
of citizens, election officials and
materials during the election.
The Situation Room is made up of
Civil Society Organisations (CSOs)
working in support of credible and
transparent elections in Nigeria and
includes such groups as Policy and
Legal Advocacy Centre (PLAC),
CLEEN Foundation, Action Aid
Nigeria, Centre for Democracy and
Development (CDD), Enough is
Enough Nigeria, Wangonet,
Partners for Electoral Reform and
Youth Initiative for Advocacy,
Growth & Advancement (YIAGA).
Others are Development Dynamics,
Human Rights Monitor, Election
Monitor, Reclaim Naija, Institute
for Human Rights and
Humanitarian Law, CITAD, CISLAC
and several other CSOs numbering
more than Sixty.
Source: www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/176428-defy-military-conduct-elections-group-tells-inec.html