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Abdulhakeem7:
what about pastors Bosun Emmanuel,Oyedepo and Oritsejafor?didn't dey openly support pdp?

Abdulhakeem7:
u are too myopic in ur thinking, APC is an Islamic party and yet d national chairman,vice president, okorocha,Amiechi,Oshiomohle and numerous christians are there in d party.

Earthkumy:
26th days ago, I posted on social media a revelation God almighty revealed about president Buhari and Bokoharam in which Buhari was warn not to allow bomb go off in Nigeria again or God will visit with his anger. Buhari speaking in Paris yesterday confirmed the revelation by revealing that Bokoharam want their Bomb experts released to them so that they will release Chibok girls. All glory to God almighty that Buhari government have refused such demonic trade. We who care about Nigeria shouldn't stop praying. May the God almighty bless us as we pray for Nigeria.

48noble:
President Muhammadu Buhari has said that one of the conditions given by Boko Haram for the release of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls was for the Nigerian government to release one of the sect members with expertise in making Improvised Explosives Devices (IEDs).

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the President stated this on Tuesday in Paris while responding to questions from members of the Nigerian community in France under the auspices of Nigerians in Diaspora Organization (NIDO).
Mr. Buhari however said his government would not accept such a demand.

“They wanted us to release one of their leaders who is a strategic person in developing and making Improvised IEDs that is causing a lot of havoc in the country by blowing people in Churches, Mosques, market places, motor parks and other places,” Mr. Buhari said.

He reiterated the administration’s readiness to negotiate – on certain conditions – with the terrorists for the release of the schoolgirls abducted since April 2014.

“The issue of Chibok girls has occupied our minds and because of the international attention it drew and the sympathy throughout the country and the world. The government is (looking into possibility of) negotiating with some of the Boko Haram leadership,” the president said.

Mr. Buhari, however, stated that government must first establish genuine members of the sect so that it would not make the mistake of engaging the wrong persons.

“It is a very sensitive development in the sense that first we have to establish, are they genuine leaders of the Boko Haram. That is number one.

“Number two, what are their terms, the first impression we had was not very encouraging,’’ the president said.

He expressed his administration’s worries over the continued stay of the Chibok schoolgirls in the hands of their captors, saying he was working tirelessly to get them released.

Mr. Buhari noted that the unfortunate incident had attracted global attention and sympathy within and outside Nigeria and government could not fold its alms over the issue.

“But, it is very important that if we are going to talk to anybody, we have to know how much he is worth.
“Let them bring all the girls and then, we will be prepared to negotiate; I will allow them to come back to Nigeria or to be absorbed in the community.

“We have to be very careful; the concern we have for the Chibok girls, one only imagines if they got a daughter there between 14 and 18 and for more than one and a half year, a lot of the parents who have died would rather see the graves of their daughters rather than the condition they imagine they are in.

“This has drawn a lot of sympathy throughout the world; that is why this government is working very hard in negotiating and getting the balance of those who are alive,” he said.

Mr. Buhari assured the diasporans that his administration was doing everything possible to improve on the state of the economy through provision of infrastructure in critical sectors.

The president’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina had, in July, confirmed the willingness of government to engage the sect in negotiations if they were ready.

The Nigerian Army spokesman, Sani Usman, was quoted in the media as saying that members of the terror group were surrendering “en masse” and that the regional offensive was recording fruitful results against the militants.

Story for the dogs
The bokoharam script is predictable

ExInferis:
That may hold water were it we have a serious NASS. But have you ever seen of one these confirmation sessions, where they asked pansy questions totally irrelevant to the position and make arses of themselves? Or "Bow and Go"?

What they lament is the usual payment to certain senators in order to facilitate the confirmation in favor of the appointee.

These jokers care a hoot neither for Nigeria nor its democracy but their bank balances.

Take NASS serious at your own peril.

tefund:
wrong mindset.pmb cant create job for you,obama cannot give americans all the jobs they need ..the job is within you ,look inward

exhibition:
Let's learn not to read meanings to pictures.

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nobeku:
Alpha and Omega!You sabi evry!!!So what is the absolute truth?

5thcolm:
Lets agree its half truth.... That means his worth about 300,000 dollars... .even with dis amount,he s still dirt poor compare others



Pls come up with a more intelligent argument