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Politics › Re: PDP National Youth Leader launches 'Say No To Electoral Violence' In Sokoto by neocortex: 7:25pm On Jan 28, 2015
One would not naturally find Buhari's supporter in this kind of gathering because they will rather hold planks than placard.
Politics › Re: Senator Aisha Jummai Al-Hassan (Governorship Candidate) Shines At APC Rally by neocortex: 7:23pm On Jan 28, 2015
donphilopus:
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Another product of Jonathan's failed educational system.
And you are a product of the semi-literate general ?
Politics › Re: Cambridge University Provides More Details On Buhari’s WASC Results by neocortex: 7:15pm On Jan 28, 2015
orlaryhincah:
Fellow Compatriots, vote your conscience. Don't be manipulated. If your pastor says don't vote for a Muslim, ask him if Daniel served a saint; whether Modeccai did not serve King Ahaseurus and if Joseph was not a prime Minister under Pharaoh. This election is not about North versus South, nor is it Christian versus Muslim. It is about Nigeria and good governance. Don't allow politicians divide us. When they share money, they don't talk about religion. When they want donations from Aliko Dangote, they don't remember he is a Muslim. When they enter an aircraft, they don't ask the religious faith of the pilot. When their bosses are atheists, they don't resign from the job. When an Alhaji gives them contracts, they don't reject it. They and their wives go to Dubai to spend money. Dubai is in United Arab Emirate but they have no problems buying houses in Dubai. But when it comes to politics back home, they say they want to ISLAMISE you. Yet, some of these people were spiritual consultants to Abacha. Vote your conscience. If you want to vote for Jonathan, vote for him based on your conviction that he has performed in your estimation and not because he is a "Christian". If you want to vote for Buhari, vote for him because you feel disenchanted with Jonathan government, not because he is a Muslim. Say NO to bigotry. God bless Nigeria.
#Word
Everything you just typed is it according to your true conscience ?

All those who mean well for Nigerians will support GEJ re-election. This election is more than meet the eye , one needs deep reflective thinking to see through the smoke being spread everywhere.
Politics › Re: Doyin Okupe Offers N1million To Anyone That Can List 10 Achievements Of Buhari by neocortex: 1:21pm On Jan 28, 2015
GenBuhari:
[size=19pt]1. Cleansed Nigeria of corruption as head of state

2. Reduced inflation rate from 40% to 3%

3. Prosecuted and jailed hundreds of corrupt politicians, officials and business people

4. Reduced our debt

5. Diversified our economy focusing more on agriculture

6. Stabilised Naira (changed colour of money to stop illegal printing and theft of our money)

7. Rejected IMF loans and its ruinous dictates

8. Recovered looted funds from looters

9. Refused to Devalue Naira or raise fuel price

10. Captured Exiled looter Umaru Dikko in the Uk

I can go on!

Anyway I don't want any reward from Okupe I don't handle stolen money sad angry[/size]
Are these achievements ?
According to the dictionary of Buhari, kidnapping is an achievements. BH must be very proud of Buhari.
Politics › Re: Obiano Sacks Aide Over Jonathan’s Re-Election Jingle by neocortex: 5:05am On Jan 28, 2015
modhream:
Anyone still think PDP will score a "100%" of the vote in Anambra come February 14?
Try comprehending before making comments, Obiano sacked him because he mistook GEJ for PDP. The assignment given to him was to campaign for Jonathan not PDP. Obiano remains solidly behind GEJ.

GEJ:PROGRESS
Politics › Certificate Saga: My Documents With INEC – Buhari by neocortex(op): 5:01am On Jan 28, 2015
*Says litigants will remain in court



ABUJA—Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, General Muhammadu Buhari (Ret), yesterday, insisted that his academic certificates were submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, which were duly acknowledged by the Legal Department of the commission, wondering why people were still making issues of it.

Speaking in Abuja, when the Peoples Democratic Movement, PDM, formally adopted him as its presidential candidate for the February poll, Buhari said: “Well I am not surprised. This is Nigeria. If people are serious about this issue, they ought to have listened to the Legal Adviser of INEC.

“This is the first time, INEC by law has got those documents and they said they have got them. So, anybody who has any different view should go to court. I think they have gone to court. So, let them remain there.”

An Abuja lawyer, Mr. Chike Okafor, had on Monday, in a suit before a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, sought to disqualify Buhari from contesting the February 14 presidential election on account of false information given by the candidate in the affidavit he submitted to INEC, in support of his nomination form.

Meanwhile, an Abuja Chief Magistrate’s Court, yesterday, was asked to okay the prosecution of General Buhari over allegations that he gave false evidence to a public officer.

The plaintiffs in the case are four activists- Shield Jones Ufot, Jimmy David, Ogueri Enwerem and Tochukwu Okorie. In the suit brought pursuant to sections 143 (d) and 152 of the Criminal Procedure Code, they alleged that Buhari relied on a bogus certificate to depose to an affidavit before a competent court, contrary to Section 158 of the Penal Code Law.

PDM adopt Buhari: National Chairman of Peoples Democratic Movement (PDM), Bashir Yusuf Ibrahim (left) presenting resolution of the National Executive Committee of the party to adopt Gen. Muhammadu Buhari of APC as their Presidential Candidate to Buhari, while Deputy National Chairman South West, Mrs Titilayo Ajanaku looks on in Abuja. Photo: Gbemiga Olamikan.
PDM adopt Buhari: National Chairman of Peoples Democratic Movement (PDM), Bashir Yusuf Ibrahim (left) presenting resolution of the National Executive Committee of the party to adopt Gen. Muhammadu Buhari of APC as their Presidential Candidate to Buhari, while Deputy National Chairman South West, Mrs Titilayo Ajanaku looks on in Abuja. Photo: Gbemiga Olamikan.
PDM adopts Buhari
Meanwhile, PDM National Chairman, Alhaji Bashiru Ibrahim, who spoke at his adoption in Abuja, said that the National Executive Committee, NEC, of the party, considered Buhari’s candidature favourably in a bid to save the country.

He said: “We are here today to present to you the resolution of the National Executive Committee of Peoples Democratic Movement in support of your candidature for the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The NEC of our party, at its meeting of January 22, 2015 noted that the party has no Presidential candidate for the Presidential election of February 14.

“It considered and accepted the need to support a candidate in order to save Nigeria from imminent collapse and give it a new lease of life. It also noted that the party has registered close to six million members, both manually and online and resolved to deploy this voting strength for the best interests of Nigeria at this critical time,” he added.

Time for change to save Nigeria
Responding, Buhari said: “What you have said summarises the problems of this country. You have looked carefully and found out that this year, 2015, which ever way politicians and the elite look at it, is another time or watershed in our political system. If we get it wrong this time, and allow the PDP to go again for the next four years, this country is going to be in trouble. Right now, with the unfortunate event of crumbling oil price, the economy is really in a mess. Coupled with insecurity, it is only a country like Nigeria that can survive and get out of this situation we are in.

“A lot of countries will just disappear either from the map or from the political equation of nation states. But Nigerians are so resilient to the extent that there are international personalities who could not understand Nigeria and why Nigeria still exists. There was a former UN Secretary General who said that if he retires, he will go to Nigeria because, according to him, what was happening to Nigeria, no other country can go through it and survive.

“The sixteen years of PDP have been hell. Remember that we use to have Nigeria Airways, Nigeria Railways, Nigeria Shipping Line. Try and find out how much we spent on power in the last 16 years from the vast resources we accumulated over that period because the price of oil went up to 142 dollars per barrel.

“What did we do with that money? We said that we paid debts with billions of naira. If that were put into infrastructure like power, roads, railways, farming etc, the amount of job it will create would be enormous. Today some of our youths have become danger to the society because of lack of jobs. I hope the elite will properly document these 16 years as presenting the worst leadership this country has ever witnessed.

“We welcome you very sincerely for identifying with us and deciding to come and march along with us to make sure that we improve our lot as a people and as a nation state”, Buhari said.

Certificate Saga: Court asked to okay Buhari for prosecution
Meanwhile, the activists, who identified themselves as tax payers and eligible voters in Nigeria, told the court that they were also social crusaders committed to ensuring obedience to the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria with a duty to report crime and ensure prosecution of offenders.
Buhari faces 14 years jail term if convicted on the basis of the allegation.

In the suit they filed through their lawyer, Mr. Ugochukwu Ezekiel, the complainants averred: “That pursuant to Section 30 of the Electoral Act, 2010, the INEC issued a Notice setting a date for the 2015 general elections and called for submission of names of candidates for the office of President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria by the various political parties.

“That the APC and General Muhammadu Buhari (Ret) on the 18th day of December, 2014, filled and submitted INEC form C.F 001 to the Independent National Electoral Commission (a public office) wherein the said General Muhammadu Buhari (Ret) gave his qualification to contest for the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as West African School Certificate (WASC), which he claimed to have obtained in 1961.

“The said form CF 001 and INEC publication of names of Presidential candidates and qualifications as published in Vanguard Newspaper of Thursday, January 15, 2015 are attached as Exhibit 1.

“That General Muhammadu Buhari with intent to mislead a public officer as to compliance with the provisions of Section 31 of the Electoral Act, 2010, deposed to various affidavits in the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja wherein he stated that he attended Katsina Provincial Secondary School, Katsina State and obtained a West African School Certificate and the certificates he claimed to have obtained are with the Nigerian Army.

“The two affidavits deposed to by General Muhammadu Buhari on the 17th of December, 2014 and 24th of November, 2014 are hereby attached as Exhibits 2 and 3.

“That the Nigerian Army in whose custody General Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressive Congress (APC) claim the certificates are, issued a statement published in the Thisday Newspaper of Wednesday January 21, 2015 on pages 1 and 6 and Daily Trust Newspaper of Thursday, January 22, 2015, and denied being in possession of the school certificates.

“The publications are attached as Exhibits 4 and 5. That General Muhammadu Buhari never sat for the West African Examination Council examination in 1961 as he claimed.

“That in the entire records of the school and West African Examination Council, there appeared no name of the said Muhammadu Buhari.

“That the only name close to that of Mr. Buhari in the school list of 1961 as published by the Principal of Government College (Pilot), Katsina, Katsina State is Mohamed Buhari. The said publication is attached.

“That the actions of the accused constitute offences of giving false evidence to a public officer contrary to Section 157 of the Penal Code Law and punishable under Section 158 of the Penal Code Law.

“That the Complainants are now compelled to bring a Direct Criminal Complaint against the accused person. That the society is crying for justice and only an intervention by the Court can answer the cry.

“That it will be in the best interest of justice to bring the accused person to answer to this Complaint and “That this Court has the power to direct that the accused person be brought to answer to the Complaint. That this Complaint is made in good faith.”

Petitions IGP
Earlier in a statement issued through their lawyer yesterday, the plaintiffs said they had already petitioned the Inspector-General of Police to promptly investigate the APC flag-bearer, pointing out that an investigation they personally conducted revealed that Buhari never sat for the West African Examination Council examination in 1961 as he claimed…

“In bringing the present criminal complaint against General Buhari, we are guided by truth and utmost regard to the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria which we swore as lawyers to uphold in all circumstances and against all manner of persons even under pain of death.

“We cannot sit and allow a man who told brazen lies on oath just to get clearance to run for the office of President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria ride on the back of all Nigerians simply by displaying a façade of anti–corruption credentials. The basic question is — what moral justification will such a man have to tackle the menace of corruption in our society if he eventually wins, since his entire aspiration was built on a heap of corruption.?”

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/certificate-saga-documents-inec-buhari/

From all Buhari's ranting I see a man who believes in impunity and is confused.
First the certificate was with the military, later a statement of result was presented, now the cert are with the army.

Please where is Buhari's certificate ?
Politics › Re: PDP-Sponsored Documentary On Buhari & My Analysis by neocortex: 4:36am On Jan 28, 2015
The so-called "analysis" by brainbox2104 is relying on the fact that most people won't cross-check his assertions.
I am particularly amazed that the writer could deny Buhari's past comment on Boko haram even thogh pro-APC newspaper such as punch published it.

Here is the link to that article : http://www.punchng.com/news/joining-apc-not-about-2015-presidency-buhari/
Politics › Re: IBB's Children, Mohammed & Halima On PDP Campaign Train In Niger by neocortex: 4:22am On Jan 28, 2015
Nigerians have tasted a bit of progress, they are determined never to support backwardness.

GEJ:PROGRESS
Politics › Re: Pastor Leke Adeboye Shares A Political Poll Result Of Buhari/Jonathan - Pic by neocortex: 4:11am On Jan 28, 2015
yemi221:
John kerry is 71
John macain is 78
Joe Biden is 72

So what are you saying.
Can you compare the antecedents of any of those you listed with Buhari ?
It is like comparing heaven and hell.
Politics › Re: Apc's Reply To Prof Charles Soludo by neocortex: 4:07am On Jan 28, 2015
Most of the things Fayemi listed has already been started by GEJ.
APC always deflect the main issue, what Soludo ask them is how they will get the money to implement such projects ?
but Fayemi listed what is going to be done , he also failed to give a timeframe for those projects, whether it will take 20 or 25 years, same old rhetoric.
Plans without funds is as good as no plan.
No wonder Ekiti people rejected him.

Let us allow the man who knows the state of things continue to transform Nigeria steadily, empty promises won't fool us again.

GEJ:PROGRESS
Politics › Re: Pan-Yoruba Group, Afenifere Endorses Jonathan by neocortex: 3:46am On Jan 28, 2015
The elders in Afenifere understands who Nigeria needs at this critical junction.

GEJ:PROGRESS
Politics › Re: 2015: Buhari Promises Igbo Youths One Million Jobs by neocortex: 10:28am On Jan 27, 2015
oakson:
The man of the moment...
Sai Buhari
Yes, the man of the online moment untill Failbuhari 14
Politics › Re: BREAKING NEWS: Militants Raid Akwa Ibom Villages, Rape Housewives by neocortex: 10:12am On Jan 27, 2015
Paid criminals attacking Niger Deltans because of their choice.
We all know how militants worked, we are not fools.
Politics › Re: Who Is More Relaxed Here (GMB Or GEJ) In The Meeting With John Kerry by neocortex: 10:11am On Jan 27, 2015
From the picture;

Kerry is using an old time wisdom, if you want to dine with the devil(Buhari) use a long spoon.

GEJ:PROGRESS
Politics › Re: Who Is More Relaxed Here (GMB Or GEJ) In The Meeting With John Kerry by neocortex: 10:09am On Jan 27, 2015
Gbawe:
Analysts of body language will tell you it is Kerry's posture in the two pictures that reveals which is the more relaxed tete-a-tete. Talking to Buhari, Kerry is 'open' with his arms spread wide as if at ease completely while his back leans into the chair showing 'relaxed mode'. Kerry appears laid back talking to Buhari as if addressing a friend, ally or someone he is favourably disposed to. Kerry seems to be enjoying his visit to Buhari.

Whereas he is 'closed' , with defensively clasped hands, talking to GEJ. Kerry is upright and literally 'uptight' in the picture with GEJ. He appears uncomfortable as if he could not wait to leave. Kerry's body language shows he does not appear to be engaging with GEJ sincerely or approvingly whereas the opposite is the case with Buhari with Kerry appearing relaxed and as if talking to someone he is about to do very productive business with. Obvious Kerry is more relaxed with Buhari whereas his meeting with GEJ looks like a diplomatic visit to a leader one has to acknowledge but does not respect, rate or approve of at all.
You fail to take into consideration , the GEJ:Kerry and Buhari:Kerry proximity, therefore your analysis is false.
Politics › Re: Soludo Is Confused, Has Lost Touch With Reality- Fani Kayode by neocortex: 10:05am On Jan 27, 2015
Soludo is OBJ's slave, he can't speak unless instructed
Politics › Re: AIT Online Presidential Poll Live GMB currently leading by neocortex: 9:59am On Jan 27, 2015
phiszo:
because the previous elections were rigged by pdp
Keep dreaming
Politics › Re: AIT Online Presidential Poll Live GMB currently leading by neocortex: 9:59am On Jan 27, 2015
Most voters are not online, so Buhari should save their breath for the colossal loss coming his way.

GEJ:PROGRESS
Politics › Re: Buhari Vs Jonathan: Beyond The Election By Charles Soludo by neocortex: 9:40am On Jan 27, 2015
Oduduwaboy:
After reading that piece , you can still make this conclusion? Na wa o!
Let Buhari try his hands for 4 years ...if he fumbles then we can replace him .But GEJ is hopeless & must go!
Do you want to gamble with a whole four years ?
Politics › Suspected Fulani Insurgents Kill 10 by neocortex(op): 9:37am On Jan 27, 2015
Suspected Fulani insurgents Sunday evening attacked Abogbe in the Agatu Local Government Area of Benue State.

Residents said at least 10 people were killed and several houses set ablaze during the evening attack.

The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, John Bako, confirmed the attack but said that only five people died in the onslaught.

According to him, the attackers, said to be from Loko in Nasarawa State, usually cross over to launch attacks on the neigbouring Agatu community.

He however said the command had not make any arrest as the gunmen all escaped.

Our correspondent learnt in Makurdi on Monday that the Fulani insurgents, armed with sophisticated weapons and in large numbers, had attacked the Agatu community, firing shots at anybody in sight.

The assailants, who got into the community in the evening, battled the people for several hours.

A legal practitioner and woman activist in the state, Sonia Ajoko, condemned the attack by the Fulani gunmen and called on the government to find a lasting solution to the matter.

Ajoko explained that women and children were always the ones at the receiving end in crisis situations and that they must be protected.

source: http://www.punchng.com/news/suspected-fulani-insurgents-kill-10/
Politics › Re: Zahra Buhari: Security Should Come First Not GMB's Certificate by neocortex: 2:41pm On Jan 26, 2015
Like father like daughter, i clicked on this link hoping to find a copy of her father's certificate.
You can't defend certificate with stories, as a student she should know that she will fail if she gave the same answer to her professor.
Politics › Re: Buhari Vs Jonathan: Beyond The Election By Charles Soludo by neocortex: 12:33pm On Jan 26, 2015
Soludo was right in demanding for how Buhari is going to pay the N5000 he promised unemployed Nigerians.
Only the man who understands the current state of the economy can steer us through this trying times.
Buhari supposedly fought corruption for 20 months with no single legacy or achievements to point to.

GEJ:PROGRESS
Politics › Re: Buhari, Tinubu, Amaechi Meet USA Secretary Of States, Kerry (Photo) by neocortex: 7:25am On Jan 26, 2015
arewatech:
My incoming president. Looking good as always cheesy
This is sickly look , not good. Getting a lens won't be that bad
Politics › We Want True Federalism ; Afenifere Praises Jonathan by neocortex(op): 11:10pm On Jan 24, 2015
Pa Ayo Adebanjo, a leader of the Yoruba group, Afenifere, was a top member of the Action Group, led by the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, in the first republic. He also belonged to the Awolowo – led Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN) in the second republic. At the inception of the latest democratic experiment in 1999, he joined the late Pa Abraham Adesanya and Chief Bola Ige, among others, to form the Alliance for Democracy which dominated the governments in the South-west. In this interview, he speaks on the state of the nation.
Afenifere, unlike before, is no longer active. What is happening?
Afenifere is still very active. In fact, very soon, we are going to meet in Akure, Ondo State.
It no longer as vibrant as it was
Well, I am sure that would be because of the press. You are light on to the world, just like the motto of the defunct West African Pilot. There is no doubt that there is some kind of division among us caused by some rebels who didn’t want the right thing to be done, because we are strictly Awolowo’s disciples,undiluted. We don’t modify Awo’s principles for our own interest, progressive is progressive; not progressive today and conservative tomorrow. Those who were never progressives, the moment they join you, they automatically become progressives.
How are you resolving the challenge of people trying to twist the principles of Awo?
We shall continue to say what is right for people to decipher. There are no two ways about it. What we are doing now is to ensure that you people follow the right path. The principle of Afenifere leaders, particularly myself, is to tell you the truth because lying and falsification of things have dominated the country.
But there are a lot of people now calling themselves progressives?
I will say all those ones are fake. All those the people in the then ACN that is now APC are fake progressives.
Chief Ayo Adebanjo
Chief Ayo Adebanjo
How
They are fake in the sense that they don’t pursue the principles of Awolowo. Take, for instance, the issue of federalism, you know we were part and parcel of National Democratic Coalition, NADECO. And during the NADECO days, we were the only ones shouting about the issue of Sovereign National Conference for the restructuring of the country because the federation was an awkward one. It was not balanced. And it was because the military choked us in 1966. The Constitution the colonialists gave us at independence was jettisoned after the 1966 coup. And that is why you saw arbitrary creation of states and local government areas because the people there were northerners. And we said we don’t want the country to separate; for us all to live in peace, let us all sit down and restructure the country on the principle of federalism. Federalism is the system whereby the various ethnic nationalities that formed the country can grow at their own space and then still keep the country as one, that was what we insisted upon. You would also remember when Abdulsalami; Abubakar (former Head of State) said we should go for election, and we said no, we should first of all hold a conference that would lead to a new Constitution which we would all be happy about, but he said, ‘No, I am in a hurry, when you get your civilian government, you can go and do it’. That was why one was held during the Obasanjo time. All those with us during the NADECO time that insisted on National Conference are the same set of people saying now that the Goodlock Jonathan conference was a diversion. That was what Bola Tinubu said. I have said it before, let him challenge it. Sovereign National Conference was one of the manifestoes we used in electing him into office as governor of Lagos State. It was part of the Alliance for Democracy that there must be a National conference. When we won elections in 1999, it was because we reluctantly took part in the election because we didn’t want people we didn’t believe in to win elections in South-West and claim later that we were not representing the South-West. That was why we contested the elections so that everybody could see that we had the support of the people. After the elections, all the six states in the South-West where we had our governors, Afenifere leaders toured the Houses of Assembly led by late Papa Abraham Adesanya, for them to pass a resolution that there must be a National Conference. Tinubu was there. Now because something does not suit him, because he has some motive now, he says the National Conference was a diversion. Is that consistent with our policy? Now, what you find these days is imposition of candidates which is against the principle of Awolowo. Take the issue of free education, you hear free education in Lagos, have you been to their primary and secondary schools and see the number of children there? Can you find any of the children of these ministers in any of the public schools? Is that what they inherited? It is matter of principle. This is what separated us the Afenifere from the ACN who called them selves progressives. It is not a personal thing.
Where do the Yoruba people stand in the February elections?
I think that would also be a matter of principle. The question of South-south is a matter of principle of Papa Awolowo that a minority would also have the right to aim for the highest position in the country

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/february-poll-grave-mistake-nigeria-cannot-afford-pa-ayo-adebanjo-afenifere-leader-
Celebrities › Re: Cossy Orjiakor Ridicules Buhari On Twitter (Photo) by neocortex: 10:50pm On Jan 24, 2015
tola9ja:
GMB only needs 25% in that state and we are sure of at least between 40 and 50%. The calculation and permutations are not affected a bit.

When any of the following permutations change, wake me:
APC Northen States Assured:
1. Bauchi
2. Borno
3. Gombe
4. Jigawa
5. Kaduna
6. Kano
7. Katsina
8. Kebbi
9. Niger
10. Sokoto
11. Yobe
12. Zamfara
13. Adamawa
14. Kwara
15. Nassarawa
16. Taraba

APC SW States Assured
1. Lagos
2. Osun
3. Oyo
4. Ogun

APC 25% or more. APC can actually win Ondo, Kogi, Plateu and Benue.
1. Edo
2. Rivers
3. Plateau
4. Ekiti
5. Ondo
6. Imo
7. Benue
8. Kogi

IF YOU FAIL TO KNOW BY NOW THAT GEJ IS DONE AND DUSTED, PREPARE FOR HEART ATTACK
Please, wake up, elections are never won on the internet, it is won by real people goint to the polling booth to vote and since Nigerians had already rejected a semi-literate fellow; the deed is done.

GEJ:PROGRESS
Politics › Re: Buhari Could Not Fill His Presidency Form . PHOTO by neocortex: 4:34pm On Jan 24, 2015
DaBullIT:
[size=33pt]When you are lost and clueless about where you are sometimes, you need to go back and retrace your steps , find where you missed a turn and get to your destination

With Buhari All Positive Changes are possible , It's time Nigeria finds the glory she lost in the early eighties[/size]
The glory of being locked up for saying the truth ?
The glory of being flogged by soldiers like cattle ?
The glory of frustrating all development projects(lagos metro line) ?
The glory of trampling on judicial directive ?
The glory of blaming Nigeria for his own action(destruction of democracy) ?
Business › Re: Fuel Importation Will End In 2018 – Aganga by neocortex: 4:29pm On Jan 24, 2015
jingh:
Give me d cases
Fela comes to mind.

The victims of Buhari's decree 4(journalist) are still trying to recover. You might be the next victim.
We all know that Buhari is an unstable person. The only thing Hitler needed to wreck worldwide havoc is people following blindly without reflection.

Do not gamble with your future and those of your children.

GEJ:PROGRESS
Politics › Re: Picture Of Oludapo Osinbajo & Aisha Buhari: What's Wrong With The Pic? by neocortex: 4:21pm On Jan 24, 2015
lowgeorge:
are you a Yoruba blood? Den u must be cursed from the high places in ur family tree u cursing a guy dat is defending a whole tribe from these grasshoppers and if not for ur lily livered brain u would have seen dat every IBo goat dat has been on these thread has Been cursing him and wishing him madness syndrome... So who d buffon are you to play Mr nice guy... Be alive these are ibos who hate every advancement of the Yorubas in any political sphere....... Pains me dat my yoloba pple re too short sighted myopic and can't even be sentimental lyk dose vermin.... Silent war between IBo and Yoruba is alive........ D battlefield starts from the mind... So be prepared idiot
Agbero ranting, your ideas or those of the medieval , you shouldn't be commenting on modern issues.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Compared To Idi Amin In Aggressive APC Ad by neocortex: 4:07pm On Jan 24, 2015
Non-amnesic Nigerians can easily tell who undoubtedly represent the Idi-amin of Nigeria. The Idi amin of Nigeria will lock up all his opponents disregarding the rule of law, he will order the flogging of Nigerians on the street for entertainment purposes, He will blame Nigerians for his own action of destroying our democracy, and to top it all , in 2011, after losing woefully , he would order the killing of innocent Nigerians to avenge his deserved loss.

Can anyone tell me who has all this Idi-amin-like qualities ?
Politics › Re: APC Presidential Rally In Ekiti: Live Updates by neocortex: 4:00pm On Jan 24, 2015
ofala:
Following in full speed...

...among several very glaring GROSS INCOMPETENCIES of GEJ, are we going to wait till Naira fall to N1000/$ before we all do the needful?

Your vote is your power....

#iHAveDecided

Vote GMB/OSINBAJO


Spread the word at all corners, wherever you are at the moment
Illiteracy is a disease , while semi-literacy is time-bomb.
You should know by now that Buhari can't stabilize the world oil market, he doesn't even understand simple economics going by the F9 he supposedly had in Maths.

GEJ:PROGRESS
Politics › Re: PDP Presidential Campaign Rally In Borno by neocortex: 3:58pm On Jan 24, 2015
IbnSultaan:
If the government truly can not fight Boko Haram ..then GEJ should not leave Maiduguri alive today, but if he does then he is Boko Haram"
Why not carry out your master ,shekau's order, you should be on the frontier fighting Nigerian soldiers not hiding behind your keyboard. Coward BH sympathizer.
Politics › Re: PDP Vs APC:See The Hilarious Adverts That Have Got Everyone Talking(Photos) by neocortex: 3:55pm On Jan 24, 2015
kennydee05:
PDP and propaganda
In 2nd picture I am seeing an ex-convict, terrorist.
But in the first picture, funny enough the people are in the opposition and the government has not verify their employees allegations over them.
In conclusion they are not corrupt and if they are let the ruling party do the needful by charging them to court of law and if they can't PDP and Jonathan led government are cowards. Barking dogs.
They are not corrupt because they are in APC. What a logic! even Buhari would shudder at your manipulative assertions.

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