I dey come.. make I pray 4 GMB first

I swear to GOD if really these results are real.
Jona own don finish

Nice 1 my abokii feofle!
#VoteNotViolence

The Gods have spoken

Chanji Dole
GMB all the way
#YaranKD

Okay

Nawa oo.. hw true is dis

LORD have Mercy
meanwhile

I registered with nairaland 2010 but this is my FTC
and that tells me GMB can win.

GMB/PYO inshaa Allah/InJesusName.

lordthree:
is flashing allowed

u get flashing power sef
na call me back I go send 'em

Adenugay:
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MKO Abiola's daughter, Hafsat Abiola, has Endorsed Buhari

Hafsat Abiola, daughter of M.K.O Abiola has endorsed the APC presidential candidate, Muhammadu Buhari. In an article written by Hafsat, she stated categorically that: “I endorse General Muhammadu Buhari fully and without reservation.” Below is the full text of Hafsat Abiola's piece:

“Dear Nigerians,
Saturday is D-Day. It is a moment of joy that Nigeria has again been given an opportunity to stand on its feet. In this, I see clear evidence of God’s love for us. But we must now do our part. Let money not blind us to the task that is ours to do for the wealth that can be ours is far greater than any that our friends might offer us to induce our support for their candidate.

Over the last few days I have had the opportunity to meet with the foreign minister of the Netherlands and later to speak to members of his staff. They sought my opinion on the rape of girls and women by Boko Haram. Is rape being used as a weapon of war as is the situation in Congo?, they wondered. What can be done to address this problem?, they asked. Perhaps it was wrong of me but I had already moved ahead of the particular challenges of abductions, poor education and healthcare, corruption, and other symptoms of failure in our society. I was already in the future where our country was being governed by a leader I could trust. A leader who spoke with a simple sincerity and integrity and had the will to match his words with actions. I looked at them and told them that Nigeria will soon be able to address its challenges because our actions in the coming days would place us under a leadership capable of tackling our problems from their roots, once and for all.
I trust in you, the people of Nigeria, because my father trusted you. I trust that in spite of all the money that has been given to some of our leaders over the last few weeks, in spite of all the lies some have been peddling, that you understand what is at stake for Nigeria. It is no less than the fate of 170 million people. Only sincere and effective leadership can secure our country and secure for us a tomorrow worthy of the sacrifices of our heroes, worthy of our ambitions for our children. I know that things are rough. I know that the incomes in most households cannot meet the burden of your needs and that some of you are sorely tempted to just take care of yourself and your nuclear family. But even if you individually are connected and can access the spoils being divided through the bankrupt system that has been used by Nigeria’s government, can that be said for all those you care about? Can that be said for the majority of Nigerians? By now we should understand that we will do best individually when we look out for everyone collectively.

In reaction to this letter, some will tell you that I am only being partisan but let me ask you if, since 1999, I have ever publicly endorsed a candidate? The truth is that my parents sacrificed everything, including their lives that Nigeria may work. It is not working and cannot so long as some hold the whole country to ransom. What our president must do is to transform a system, not simply replace the few benefiting from it with a different group of chosen few. A true transformation may mean that the few will not be as rich but the majority will no longer be poor. So let us take a stand so that Nigeria is no longer for sale. No one can buy what we will not sell at the market. When we refuse to sell our country to the highest bidder, we will also be protecting our legitimate aspirations to live in dignity, security and prosperity.

Today the world celebrates Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore for moving a small island country in Asia from third world to first. But imagine if the people of Singapore had never given him a chance to lead them. Would the world even know that the country existed today, talk less of recognising it as one of the world’s success stories? That is the task before you on Saturday. Everything depends on you.

One last message for President Jonathan. Thank you for your efforts to lead Nigeria. Should the results of the elections not favour you, please be aware that a smooth handover would still secure you a place among the giants of Nigeria. The curses that surround those that stood in the way of the peoples’ mandate on June 12 will never be yours should you lose and yet demonstrate the exemplary leadership that others failed to show then. Do not doubt that your name can yet be written in gold.

So in closing, to avoid any confusion, let me say clearly: in the 2015 presidential elections, I endorse General Muhammadu Buhari fully and without reservation. In 1993 my father promised Nigerians that if given the presidential mandate, our people would say farewell to poverty. We know that because the elections were annulled, he could not fulfil that promise. Sadly, that promise remains unfulfilled till today. It is my honest conviction based on a disinterested assessment that General Buhari is our best chance of seeing that promise fulfilled.

Thank you all for reading this.”

Read more>>> http://www.justyouchat.com/mko-abiolas-daughter-hafsat-abiola-has-endorsed-buhari/

wise gal

Flets:


Summary is that GEJ is returning

Thats for the people to decide

I cant read all that
Summary pls

soe:
Only yorubas should watch this


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qp4y5kGXTE8

I dont rily understand d lyrics
buh am actually feeling d music

viczing:


Maybe your an orang utan

Olodo... if u dey vex mayb trans4mer dey near house

IbnSultaan:
Chanji

Chanji dole mutuminah

Baba o ni baba..
d yorubas in d house. Am I ryt?

Hia... tufi akwa

Mods pls do d needful. . FP is sooo bored already!
lets add a little tension on PDP e-Rats

It rocks. I luv it
Meanwhile:
APC is the party
BROOM is the logo
CHANGE is the slogan
and lastly


































GMB is the Man!

I was here

viczing:



Gej till 2019 Because
Buhari is a terrorist
Apc Is bokoharam
Tinubu is a bastard
Osibanjo is a vagabond
Elrufai is a midget
Obasanjo is a monkey
Lier Muhammed is charlatan
Amaechi is a thief
Oshiomole is a scallywag
Kwankwanso is a cow
Ambode is a clown
Aregbesola is a nincompoop
Fashola is a hooligan
Oyegun is vulture
Delemomodu is pig
Igbokwe is a goat
Oby is a concubine
Rochas is a crook



Gej till Buhari dies of high bp

and mayb ur Dad is a PIG
jst mayb ooo no vex...

The All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Organization, APCPCO has alleged that President Goodluck Jonathan, stole N1 trillion from the government purse to fund his election campaigns.

While addressing a press conference in Abuja on Monday, March 23, the APCPCO said that after spending 6 years in office, Jonathan’s legacies should be speaking for him.

The opposition party’s campaign organisation berated him for disbursing money to garner goodwill and support.

Furthermore, APCPCO urged Nigerians to think wisely before casting their votes at the weekend.

shaddi:
mehn, no think am, hustle to FTC no easy

na so ooo... hustle hard

shaddi:
.

wy u dey buk space na

Swear

Oya make I do quick apply...

The IG says voters should go home after casting their ballots,......he says we should not wait to protect ourvotes.In response, on Channels TV this morning, INEC Chairman, Professor Attahiru Jega made the following assertions.1. That the electoral law does not state anywhere that voters cannot, or should not wait to watch, and ensure that their votes are counted.2. That INEC encourages, and is encouraging voters to wait behind, monitor the process, and watch their votes counted. He made it clear that the law expects such voters staying behind, to however conduct themselves in an orderly manner.He said this was done in 2011, and was successful.3. That what the electoral law says, is that anyone that has no business with the electoral process at the polling booths, but desires to monitor events, should stay at least 300 meters off the polling booths.-He however clarified that a voter has business with the process, and therefore cannot be classified along with those that don't have business there.The IG has no constitutional right to rewrite the law.In a nutshell, you have every right under the electoral law (if you are a legitimate voter),to wait behind, ensure your votes are counted, as long as you conduct yourself in an orderly manner.

lafex:
This list are based on my decision and on the following criteria
1. Many politians are directly attached to them
2. Many electorate are directly attached to them
3. Their movement from one party to the other will have a very great effect on the forth coming general election result.

The list is as follows in descending order
1. Bola Ahmed Tinubu
2. General Olusegun Obasanjo
3. General Muhammedu Buhari
4. T Y Danjuma
5. General Ibrahim Babangida
6. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan
7. Sule Lamido
8. Ibrahim Kwakwaso
9. Edwin clark
10. Bukola Saraki

Once again, the list is based on my decision and you are free to add or remove
Thanks

OP which 1 be Ibrahim kwakwaso again
Check Wikipedia 4 his real name... Biko o

If na correct hands go make woman love me ee. I go die alone. Kox d only thing I know how 2 make is Tea.