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aresa:The issue has never been whether GMB is qualified to run or not. Of course he is qualified. The question is, will you support a person of shady character to drive you through a dangerous road? GMB's handling of the certificate matter proves he's not the change Nigeria is looking for. Obviously, he went into the army without wasc, a basic requirement. A product of favouritism and corruption cannot transform Nigeria. Add all I said above to his past records in office and I will be surprised that educated Nigerians are still in support. We deserve the leaders we get. Truly. |
emiye:Impostor since 1961! |
egift:Nnukwu asi!! Buhari chisia oburu Ndi ofe. Ya kpatara onye ofe ji buru onye osotenya |
[size=28pt]Forgers!!!![/size] |
lorddannie:No one can refute that APC is for CHANGE. The events of the past recent weeks have shown us the exact type of CHANGE. I thank God for the expose` |
Frankenstein:That is the long and short of it!!! |
kilakhan:Point! Supporters of APC on this forum have shown their true colour. Progressives indeed! |
chiemecel:Hahahahahaha |
Dexema:I agree with you. Completely. I objected to ur earlier position that it is religion. Yes, it is important that the south begin to have more reasons to come together. That's the only hope for our country |
Dexema:The only binding force in the south is not religion. It is a collective desire for progress and modernisation. The core north has been indoctrinated differently, unfortunately: Things like 7 virgins, almajiri culture, "ba kwomi" belief system (i.e. Fatalism) operating under their system of theocracy are docrines used by the norther elites |
kingthreat:Pls pick out the bias. Has GMB not ruled before? Why do employers seek past work experience and records? Is it not to attempt to predict a prospective employees future action and performance? Gej is being judged by his records in rulership of the country. Luckily, GMB is not a new hand at that. We have seen his hand. So what will make anybody estimate or hope anew? Has anything changed in him? |
segnys007:If he should be a tribalist, please be ready to called an ostrich (hiding your head in sand) no ready to see the danger lurking right with you. Lamido has exposed that the North is today declaring another "Araba" (research that), and you are deceiving us. APC should stand up and address the issue raised by Lamido, the fact that Nigerians in the North are not allowed freedom to make their political choices. Is that democratic? Is that how to win all election? It is a very serious issue, dear. The North is at it again and it is just unfortunate that APC is being used as a cloak to cover a demon that will soon burst out as a horrendous monster. APC may be keeping quiet now, hoping to benefit from the situation but, Lamido was right, it will backfire! |
gratiaeo:Very foolish indeed! Anybody who does not know that there is a norther part of Nigeria and Souther part has not started. The two regions operate differently, are different stages of development and develop at different rates. North has always been slower, lagging behind and all the advantages accorded it to catch up including having them rule over the entire nation has yieled no fruit. Poverty rates, illiteracy, desease and now terrorism are higher in the North. For any Igbo, it is a disaster that our brothers have been permanently driven out of many norther States out of a deliberate design to have the north for northerners alone. Before Boko Haram, there had been the Kano crise, Bauchi crises, Jos crises, Kaduna crises and so on, targeted at driving the Igbos home. Today many are back home and cannot go back. How then can you say you are Igbo and you don't know about all these? |
Kanana:My take: CORRUPTION : Buhari or Gej (Neither) Reason:Gej clearly is not doing it. Buhari who could have done it, from records, approaches it with spite and vendetta which corrupts the fight. Jailing Pa Ajasin, Ekwueme, Soyinka even when they had nothing and bacdated new laws just so that the dragnet will reach those he wanted roped in. In that regard Buhari was corrupt INSECURITY : Buhari or Gej (Neither) Reason: Buhari may have experience of War (Nigerian civil war) but not insurgence and terrorism. GEJ today is more experienced in dealing with militants. Don't hope too much for a quick fix. Terrorism is a global phenomenom that is rising by the day. I don't see how buhari is an express answer. Meanwhile all should know that Boko Haram has spiralled out of control and has grown beyond what they (northern intelligencia thought they could use to intimidate Joathan out of power). Now everybody including buhari, northern emirs, etc. Are Boko Haram targets. AILING ECONOMY : Buhari or Gej (neither) Reason: buhari has rule before. We have seen his hand. Under him, the Nigerian economy shrank and collapsed and simple things like tinned milk, rice and flour disappeared from all markets and government went into direct importation making Professors, Doctors, Nurse to leave their duty posts to queue for "essential commodities". He failed. Gej failed. IMPUNITY : Buhari or Gej (Gej). Buhari's human rights records is not comparable to Gej. Plus he is still struggling to be a democrat. Nobody is truly sure of him. All are postulates that he will have changed (at 72). Most people are fixed in their ways after 40. POWER SUPPLY : Buhari or Gej (Gej). At least there is a plan on ground. Gej saw to conclusive unbunddling of NEPA/PHCN which was an untouchable and a cashcow for the past Hausa-Fulani leadership. Southerner Obj handled telecoms and you and I can ping. Gej has kick-started same revolution in power sector, but it is clearly something that will take some time. I'd rather follow a slow and sure path than hope of a quick shortcut that nobody is sure of. Under Yaradua's short regime, his first SGF sought to reverse privatisation including monetisation programme, saying it did not favour the north. Can you assure us here that Buhari will sustain current programmes in power reforms more than the originators. Pls mark my script |
Again, on Lokoja-Abuja road, who would believe that it was left as a single lane for such a long time while Kaduna-Abuja road was fully dualised from as far back as IBB regime |
NobleG1:Let me help here. Only 2 examples (100% personal experience). 1. As a young Nigerian, have you heard of YouWin? Ordinary Nigerians all over the nation are encouraged to compete for a national award of max N10million to start business, to start life. 2 striking facts: a) it is completely devoid of man-know-man. Ask the awardees; it is 100% merit based. It was never so in this country especially under the Hausa-Fulani dominated rule b) GEJ is sinking an enormous sums of money in this flagship programme. No of awardees all over the nation in the immediate past phase is over 2,000. That is N20billion direct to ordinary Nigerians. But the cost of all the trainings, counselling to the programme participants is equally huge 2. Lokoja - Abuja road has a worldwide reputation - as the only link between southern and northern Nigeria. It is not only bad that all the past leaders allowed us to have only a single link route between lower and upper Niger river, but is a sacrilege that they left it unattended and it deteriorated so much to become a death trap - the most notorious stretch of road in Nigeria with the highest accident rates. I started plying dat road regularly from 2008, driving myself most times, and today GEJ issued a "fatwa" on that road, fully dualising it and saving many innocent lives or ordinary Nigerians who were before now, either killed or maimed for life in daily accidents and occur and recur on that road. I gave just 2. If you desire, I lay out more like elections (votes are beginning to count) which Obasanjo could not give to Nigerians, freedom of Expression (which Buhari detests and has not changed mind you) including FOI Act. |
liberty300:Kudos to you. You've earned my respect! |
Nobody, (I repeat), Nobody is interested in GMB's certificate. We are all getting it wrong. The issue is about GMB's claim and whether he could be trusted. If he has claimed WASC as his highest educational (not professional) qualification, he must produce the certificate when called for in order to proof his integrity. He claims to change country, address corruption and tackle Boko Haram and unemployment. These are big claims. Very big ones. How can we believe and trust him on above when a simple claim he made that he has wasc cannot be verified? This matter can never go away even if he becomes president. Wake up guys, this is 21st century Nigeria. B'cos without satisfactorily clearing the issue, it will be a permanent point of reference by both the press and public to attack him. It makes this issue a fundamental one. That is also why GMB's handlers are sweating. As of today GMB's claim to West African School Certificate cannot be verified. |
EndtimeBlessing:"Deconstruction and reconstruction of governance" require integrity (I am who I say I am). GMB needs to clear this issue in order to have a moral right to his claim about desire to move the country forward. Otherwise, we might as well take that claim to be false. The simple truth is that the certificate saga is an indication of a larger fact: Nigeria has moved beyond the simplistic, command structured nation that GMB grew up in and ruled over in the past. So it's not about certificate really. It is about the increasing sophistication of our society powered by greater literacy, enlightenment and freedom of expression. I'm pretty sure that GMB will be stone shocked that mere folks -ordinary Nigerians (who they had tagged "bloody civilians" not long ago), could sum up the temerity to task him on such a simple matter as this. But this is lesson 101 for would-be President GMB -Nigeria has changed! |
hansad:Can they hear? Statement of result is not certificate. And folks, in those days, it was not credit system they use o! ![]() The joke has just started. |
callmenow:My exact position. Kudos to you. It's still the conspiracy of the north against the collective progress of our nation. Why should Jega take such a stance if not that the candidate in question is a fellow northerner. And for the South-West, which postures as Nigeria's most educated region not coming openly to call a spade a spade, we have a long way to go, dear fellow Nigerians! |
The most crucial matter concerning GMB's certificate saga is the addiction by INEC of its constitutional role of ensuring compliance with the electoral act. Jega is wrong in stating that INEC lacks statutory right to demand compliance with electoral act. PDP or its sympathisers have definitely approached the court on the matter, but guess what: it is not about asking GMB to produce his certificate which he, obviously doesn't have, but to compel INEC to perform it's duty of demanding GMB to provide the certificate or his name will not be on the list of candidates. Now, why this issue is truly a headache for APC: GMB claimed to have WAEC (mind you, not the equivalent). If he fails to produce the certificate (which is pretty obvious at this moment that he doesn't possess such, never attained such), his crime will be that is making wrong declaration (under oath). No more issue of equivalent of WASC which is basically a judgemental matter. Howbeit, basic fact is that Nigeria of today has gone beyond what such people like GMB represent. Favouritism of people of northern Nigeria since the colonial era is the root cause of corruption and lack of progress in Nigeria. I expect the educated people of Nigeria to stand their ground and say in unison that Nigeria of today deserves a leader with much better qualification than WASC. Otherwise the gains we made in the education and other sectors will be in vain |
The bluntness can come to question, coming from such a quarter. However, the question is: what is APC's real game plan? 4years to the North and next 4 years to the West? B'cos I don't see Buhari at near 80 being useful to anybody. NB: 72 today plus next 8years =80 ichidodo: |
That is if the president has WAEC. It is clear that GMB doesn't even have the WAEC. He got into the army on Emir Bayero list. |
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Meanwhile, I got this thru Whatsapp broadcast. "* I have never seen any school built in his name. * I have never seen any borehole constructed by him. * There is no record of any scholarship awarded by him or for him nor through him. * I have never seen him use his popularity to canvass for any charitable work nor any humanitarian effort, not even at the height of the polio scourge where other purposeful and prominent leaders lead the campaign for immunization. * No single text book has been donated to any school either by him, for him or through him. * Asides from doing nothing, he has not improved himself since his exit from office. * No book written, no memoirs, no lectures, nothing. * The only thing of note he can point to are his numerous interviews on the BBC Hausa station. * He never championed anything for his state nor has he ever been involved in any kind of programme to better the lives of the Almajiris in Daura. * His entire existence has not lead to any meaningful development in Daura, yet they say he can change Nigeria. Doesn't charity begin at home again? * He is not a patron to any organization, group or association. * No professional body in Nigeria has ever invited him for their lecture, convention or gala night. * The only time any known form, body or human assemblage ever chose him to do anything for them was when the Boko Haram terrorist sect nominated him as their spoke person in the proposed talks with the Fed. Govt. He recently joined twitter because of elections. At 72 what does he have to offer? I need change we all need change but Gen Buhari isn't the answer! Share" Txt in bold interesting |
GEJ sounding more confident every passing day. |
KanwuliaJara:My own take on the situation is simple. Jonathan is definitely not that leader that will take Nigeria to the promise land, but Buhari is definetly not a solution. I can give jonathan a very weak pass (39.9999%) but Buhari who, today, stands on the same pedestrian as Jonathan, as both have ruled Nigeria and must be judged based on their performance and known tendencies; cannot get my 30%. So who will replace near 40 with 30? I'd rather wait. How I wish we had a 3rd better candidate, but we don't. So I will wait out the bad dream |
Adminisher:Na waaaa. It must really be a different Nigeria we are talking about. What is known, and it is official, both locally and internationally, is that Buhari/Idiagbon ran the economy aground and actually seemed relieved to be overthrown by Babangida because they had no clue what to do next. Your position is surprising. Should I get you the facts as they were; and why there was wild jubilation when they were kicked out? |
Problem is the large no of youngsters on Nairaland who don't know Buhari. I personally queued for a whole day to buy essential commodities and ended up getting nothing B'cos the warehouse stock finished b4 it got to about ten persons before me. Meanwhile, even with WAI people would come with notes from Brigadier and get served |
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100% korofo school drop out will not rule 21st century Nigeria. |
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