₦airaland Forum

anonimi:
Thanks for confirming I said no sich thing and that you are a bloody LIAR just as I said earlier.

Cheers!

PointB:
JEGA is an appointee of the President so what's your point!

And if there was rigging, I expect Jega to say so; not from unknown keyboard rumour mongers!

anonimi:
Please show me where I made such complaints if you are not a certified & confirmed almajiri bloody LIAR!!!

PointB:
Technically, GEJ is still the President, and the credit goes to him for successfully conducting the election

For the avoidance of doubt, the semi-illiterate will resume office by May 29 2015!

anonimi:
Please what can he bring that cannot be generated from his state

PointB:
We know where our interest lies and how best to pursue it; you should be thinking of how to improve the Almajiri school Jonathan build for your people. While those schools are a start, embracing modern education is the best course of action for the North, else few years down the lines, those half-baked product will end up cannon fodder for the next Islamic sect you are wont to produce! And while you are at it, ensure that the near eradicated polio, does not sneak back again under the watch of our semi-illiterate president!


Leave Imolites to decide their fate!

PointB:
Even if Rochas is voted out, how does that stop him from contesting for Presidency if he so desired? Did Obasanjo and Buhari contest as immediate past Governors? If Rochas hasn't created a lagacy in four year, eight year wont be enough! If he's create one, then leaving when the ovation is high more than anything cements his place in history, and etches his name in the memory of Nigerians!

But on 11th April, when he stand before the people, let them judge him on the measure of his promises and delivery! If found wanting, he should be booted out without sentiments!

Monogamy:
Check out these calculation. Can we take this as a coincidence or something?

APC result sheet was 15, 424, 921.
1+5+4+2+4+9+2+1=28

PDP result sheet was 12, 853, 162
1+2+8+5+3+1+6+2=28

Election held 28th of March


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Desola:
If you don't uncross my name now, ma se Orubebe fun e nisin

Duru1:
Since USA involved someone pertaining to Africa in its leadership, the country has become very ordinary.

dunkem21:
I am afraid of saying my mind.

NL is not what it used to be, bro.

That's why I am on my own.

dunkem21:
But, I have stated it clearly here ..


..I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN ON MY OWN!

dunkem21:
I have always been on my own and that's why I read carefully before commenting unlike others.

dunkem21:
Read the last paragraph "in quote" slowly and carefully.

ozoigbondu:
GEJ the man of humility and peace

I must first congratulate Mr. President, Goodluck Joanatan for his maturity, magnanimity and statesmanship by being the first to congratulate General Muhammadu Buhari on his win at the polls, e no easy sha. Accepting defeat. This is a sign of a shift in the right direction. Nigerians should be proud of the freest and the fairest election ever! Elections in Africa, over time, have come to be a time of despair for contesting candidates, and for the citizenry whose energies at seeking decent leadership for their countries have always been a worthless effort.
It is also a time for the opposition to endure all that comes with an uneven political playing field such as harassment of opposition leaders and their members as well as the abuse of state machinery to further intimidate opposition supporters and retain government.

For the electorate, it is again, a time when they have to be fed on a diet of lies, misconceptions and falsehood, those similar to folktales. In short, tales by moonlight.

Since the birth of our democracy, it has never been said that the incumbent administration lost presidential spot; even though we have seen a few States like Oyo where incumbents have never returned to that seat.

In the same vein, elections have always been marred with clear signs of malpractices until the 2011 polls that saw the installment of Jega as the Electoral Boss. For the first time, we had an election that was adjudged by all as free and fair, as was evident that the people’s choice emerged.
This year again, history has been repeated and made even better. These elections have been ruled by not a few to be free and fair; which might, for the first time in history, change the history of oppositions and power of incumbency.

I should probably say that this man Jega is a man of many firsts, besides his obvious qualities of courage and tenacity.
I have never been into Nigerian politics but when it comes to identifying and celebrating deviants (in a good way), I really do for obvious reasons: I am one myself. This time around we need to give it to this man Jega. He deserves our standing or sitting ovation.

I wish that our youth can learn a thing or two from his administration, his willingness and ability to take in pressure, not break, stay focused and deliver on set task not minding whose ass is bleeped.

I want to now see a Nigeria where our youth will rise up and take the challenge to do things right even in the face of great opposition and going outside the norm.

A nation where the youth are driven by the desire to do what is right and not what is normal, bearing in mind that the annals of history have no space to feature men who repeat history, rather, men who deemed it worthwhile to go out of their way, break protocols, create new realms and standards.

Jega is a lesson in calmness, a brilliant Professor and am very proud of him. Today, the International Community is full of accolades for Nigeria because of this achievement. Everybody, including the super powers, has one thing or the other to learn from this to better their own. Now, that’s unbelievable as commendable!

Say what you may about Jega, failed card readers, lateness of INEC officials to polling units, late accreditation, late night voting, announcing of election results in series as in soap operas, whatever; this man is a moving train. He knows what he’s doing and Nigerians better know that.
In my opinion, and I think I speak for many, the success of the 2015 presidential elections is a vote for Jega.

Once again, I salute your courage Attahiru Jega, history, I am sure, has a place for men like you. Once again our young democracy seems maturing as elections can be said to reflect the will of the people. I can’t judge if that ‘will’ however, is the best alternative to our young democracy but we sure have joined the rest of some other African countries like South Africa, Benin Republic, Cote d’Ivoire, Senegal and Ghana, who have taken the courage to move away from the ruling party syndrome.

So fellow Nigerians, with a standing ovation wherever you’re reading this, raise your glasses, let’s doff our hats as I propose a toast to the focused, undeterred, visionary, tenacious, resilient and outstandingly brilliant Professor, Atahiru Jega!!


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Igwe9:
Hmm, do they have any tenable evidence. Meanwhile, PDP has already lost, so, person wey dey for ground no dey fear fall again.
If dem make too much noise, they will be arrested and charge to court and their employer would deny them in court.

cuteboy2:
The possible names are:

• Dr Kayode Fayemi (former governor of Ekiti State)
• Senator Olorunimbe Mamora (he vacated his senate seat for Remi Tinubu, Sen Tinubu's wife)
• Gov Raji Babatunde Fashola
• Abike Dabiri (former member House of Representatives)
• Baba Ahmed (former Ambassador, and former INEC Secretary)
• Gov Rotimi Amaechi
• Gov Rabiu Musa Kwankwanso (he is contesting a senatorial seat, but could likely accept a cabinet post)
• Prince Tonye Princewill (LP governorship candidate in Rivers State)
• Ben Akubueze (former MD NAL Merchant Bank, and Hon Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget in Lagos State)
• Dr Adesina Akinwumi (Minister of Agriculture in Jonathan’s cabinet)
• Dr Chris Ngige (senator, and former governor of Anambra State)
• Oby Ezekwesili