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tit:
his refereeing license has expired

I can't stop like you. You shoot without missing the target.

Keneking:
Too late to apologise....its too late

This type of leadership shall never happen in my beloved country again and again

It will clear for eyes.

egift:
The Journey to Otueke, Bayelsa is Sacrosanct!

Keep deceiving yourself.

Demdem:
Very foolish and miserable thing.
After the death of several innocent thousands and displacement of further millions, the fool chose to wake up to his responsibilities days before election.
He met boko haram as local riff raffs but allowed them to grow to an international menace before he woke up from his slumber.
When he was suppose to act, he was busy telling the whole world that they are his siblings.
He remains a curse. He must go.

Your ranting can never stop the wheel of progress. Weeping is allowed my brother.

Nothing like former dictator
A dictator is a dictator for life.

major466:
No doubt the exit of Barcanista from APC to GEJ has caused serious Pain and Anguish to APC e minions Though they won't admit it.
Am really very sorry for them at this time.

Mods, Pls we need this thread on FP to hear what others have to say.

SECONDED.

QuotaSystem:
MichaelSokoto please ask the mods to delete this thread. Your poll so far has shown that your sentiments are not shared. We have other things to focus on like PDP's desperation.

If you don't like the thread, comot na.

MichaelSokoto, I know you've seen light like barcanista, stop pretending. Please don't delete this beautiful thread, instead modify it to I QUIT APC.


we're waiting.

berem:
I have never said this to a fellow progressive,but Op,I think you are very very very......


Delete this useless thread with immediate effect!

Are you telling me you're not writing this with tears in your eyes?

;

Now why Buhari is changing tongue now just to get votes. Why is he now saying that there is no amnesty for bokoharam.

APC is not trustworthy.

papaejima1:
Is what the Op posted not what Buhari said?

I tire o o.

#IchooseGEJ

berem:
A sponsored protest by Mama Piss to discredit Jega. I hear she's in Delta state today campaigning for her husband.

Yeye dey smell!

Cry me a River.

By Emma Ujah, Victoria Ojeme, Emma Elebeke, Daud Olatunji & Ruth Odiniya
ABEOKUTA

Former Head of State and National leader of the Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (Rtd.) has thrown his weight behind the proposed amnesty for Islamic sect, Boko Haram, commending the Federal Government for setting up a committee that will look into the feasibility of granting amnesty to the sect’s members.
This came as the United States described the step taken by the Federal Government as a positive development and promised to work with government on the issue.
General Buhari spoke with newsmen in Abeokuta, yesterday, after condoling with the Matriarch of the Awolowo family, Mrs. HID Awolowo in Ikenne over the death of her son, Chief Oluwole Awolowo. He said he was in support of any move to bring about peace in the country.

The former Head of State who was accompanied by former Speaker of House of Representatives, Alhaji Aminu Masari; National Chairman, CPC, Chief Tony Momoh and pastor of Latter Rain Assembly, Tunde Bakare said, “it is good that they have set up a committee on amnesty. I have not seen the terms of reference but, it is a right step in the right direction.
“This is not the first time amnesty would be given to a violent group, you remember it happened in the time of Yar ‘Adua when he granted amnesty to militants in the Niger Delta. Whatever that would bring us peace as a society, we should do it”.
US commends FG’s peace proposal
Meanwhile, Political Counsellor at the United States Embassy, Gregory Lawless, who spoke on the proposed amnesty for Boko Haram members during a teleconference in Abuja on US-Nigeria Binational Commission, said: “We are working with the Nigerian government as a group to embrace a more holistic approach to the issue of violent extremism, whether it is in the North or other areas. We think it is a positive development. We will work with the Nigerian government as it develops its own policy approach to counter violent extremism. We provided lessons learned from our post-September 11 experiences in an effort to strengthen Nigeria’s community engagement and strategic communication efforts.
“We offered to help Nigeria develop an intelligence fusion centre to improve their intelligence, analysis, and dissemination efforts, although Nigerian officials are still deciding their scope and mission requirements for such a centre.
“We agreed to collaborate further to build on Nigeria’s amnesty programme by advancing economic development and environmental protection of the Delta.” Besides, Lawless said his country “is also committed to partner with Nigeria to enhance regional maritime security and to reduce the inflow of small arms and light weapons”.
Boko Haram does not deserve amnesty —Senator Sawa
A retired army Colonel and Senator in the Second Republic, Sen. Andramus Sawa, has, however, disagreed with the proposed amnesty, saying unless the sect members show remorse for the calamity they have done to hundreds of families whose breadwinners, relations have been killed and apologize to the nation, amnesty should not be granted to them.
Speaking on the ‘Focus Nigeria” programme of the African Independent Television, AIT, in Abuja, yesterday, he insisted that the Federal Government should not grant amnesty to a sect that has not shown remorse for the thousands of innocent Nigerians it had killed nor shown any sign of repentance.
He said government has no reason granting amnesty to an unrepentant group which is out to Islamize Nigeria by killing thousands of innocent Nigerians.
His words: “I want to say it clearly that the process of Boko Haram being given amnesty is not right. Gradually we are knowing them the more and, we shall expose them and when we expose them; we want government to do something about it.
“The government can’t just fold its hands and be watching our brothers and sisters being killed. When people talk about amnesty, I know some who are my friends and some who are my nephews and also know some, who are my very close relations, who were killed in Maiduguri, killed in Potiskum, killed in various places here in Adamawa State, for no just cause.
“Nothing has been done to them in areas of orientation, so how can the Federal Republic of Nigeria be talking about setting up a committee. Committee for what? Committee to do what? To give amnesty to who, to murderers? In fact, the issue of amnesty should not even be discussed”.
Continuing, Sawa said: “Let the sponsors of Boko Haram sit down and know what to do. I am a Christian and I will never be a Muslim. I will remain a Christian until I leave this earth, when the God Almighty has brought me to accomplish what he wants me to accomplish.
“No one can stop me because no one has power to do that. So, the sponsors know themselves. Now, let me ask a question, how can someone tell you that Boko Haram has no face, they are faceless? But what he will be telling you is that he wants you to give them amnesty. Amnesty to whom? Let them unveil those boys and let us know who these boys are before we can start talking about anything. Amnesty is an impossibility.”
Sen. Sawa further said that the ongoing onslaught of Boko Haram was a continuation of the campaign of forceful Islamization of Northern Nigeria, which began with the Usman Fodio Jihad. He, however, insisted that it was impossible to Islamize the North, describing the campaign as an effort in futility.


https://www.nairaland.com/2160453/why-dropped-buhari-jonathan-odumakin#2160453.1

Buhari backs amnesty for Boko Haram

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By Emma Ujah, Victoria Ojeme, Emma Elebeke, Daud Olatunji & Ruth Odiniya
ABEOKUTA—

Former Head of State and National leader of the Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (Rtd.) has thrown his weight behind the proposed amnesty for Islamic sect, Boko Haram, commending the Federal Government for setting up a committee that will look into the feasibility of granting amnesty to the sect’s members.
This came as the United States described the step taken by the Federal Government as a positive development and promised to work with government on the issue.
General Buhari spoke with newsmen in Abeokuta, yesterday, after condoling with the Matriarch of the Awolowo family, Mrs. HID Awolowo in Ikenne over the death of her son, Chief Oluwole Awolowo. He said he was in support of any move to bring about peace in the country.

BUHARI IN OGUN—Former Head of State,Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, addressing party supporters at the Presidential Lodge during his courtesy visit to Abeokuta, Ogun State, yesterday. Photo: NAN.
The former Head of State who was accompanied by former Speaker of House of Representatives, Alhaji Aminu Masari; National Chairman, CPC, Chief Tony Momoh and pastor of Latter Rain Assembly, Tunde Bakare said, “it is good that they have set up a committee on amnesty. I have not seen the terms of reference but, it is a right step in the right direction.
“This is not the first time amnesty would be given to a violent group, you remember it happened in the time of Yar ‘Adua when he granted amnesty to militants in the Niger Delta. Whatever that would bring us peace as a society, we should do it”.
US commends FG’s peace proposal
Meanwhile, Political Counsellor at the United States Embassy, Gregory Lawless, who spoke on the proposed amnesty for Boko Haram members during a teleconference in Abuja on US-Nigeria Binational Commission, said: “We are working with the Nigerian government as a group to embrace a more holistic approach to the issue of violent extremism, whether it is in the North or other areas. We think it is a positive development. We will work with the Nigerian government as it develops its own policy approach to counter violent extremism. We provided lessons learned from our post-September 11 experiences in an effort to strengthen Nigeria’s community engagement and strategic communication efforts.
“We offered to help Nigeria develop an intelligence fusion centre to improve their intelligence, analysis, and dissemination efforts, although Nigerian officials are still deciding their scope and mission requirements for such a centre.
“We agreed to collaborate further to build on Nigeria’s amnesty programme by advancing economic development and environmental protection of the Delta.” Besides, Lawless said his country “is also committed to partner with Nigeria to enhance regional maritime security and to reduce the inflow of small arms and light weapons”.
Boko Haram does not deserve amnesty —Senator Sawa
A retired army Colonel and Senator in the Second Republic, Sen. Andramus Sawa, has, however, disagreed with the proposed amnesty, saying unless the sect members show remorse for the calamity they have done to hundreds of families whose breadwinners, relations have been killed and apologize to the nation, amnesty should not be granted to them.
Speaking on the ‘Focus Nigeria” programme of the African Independent Television, AIT, in Abuja, yesterday, he insisted that the Federal Government should not grant amnesty to a sect that has not shown remorse for the thousands of innocent Nigerians it had killed nor shown any sign of repentance.
He said government has no reason granting amnesty to an unrepentant group which is out to Islamize Nigeria by killing thousands of innocent Nigerians.

His words: “I want to say it clearly that the process of Boko Haram being given amnesty is not right. Gradually we are knowing them the more and, we shall expose them and when we expose them; we want government to do something about it.
“The government can’t just fold its hands and be watching our brothers and sisters being killed. When people talk about amnesty, I know some who are my friends and some who are my nephews and also know some, who are my very close relations, who were killed in Maiduguri, killed in Potiskum, killed in various places here in Adamawa State, for no just cause.
“Nothing has been done to them in areas of orientation, so how can the Federal Republic of Nigeria be talking about setting up a committee. Committee for what? Committee to do what? To give amnesty to who, to murderers? In fact, the issue of amnesty should not even be discussed”.
Continuing, Sawa said: “Let the sponsors of Boko Haram sit down and know what to do. I am a Christian and I will never be a Muslim. I will remain a Christian until I leave this earth, when the God Almighty has brought me to accomplish what he wants me to accomplish.
“No one can stop me because no one has power to do that. So, the sponsors know themselves. Now, let me ask a question, how can someone tell you that Boko Haram has no face, they are faceless? But what he will be telling you is that he wants you to give them amnesty. Amnesty to whom? Let them unveil those boys and let us know who these boys are before we can start talking about anything. Amnesty is an impossibility.”
Sen. Sawa further said that the ongoing onslaught of Boko Haram was a continuation of the campaign of forceful Islamization of Northern Nigeria, which began with the Usman Fodio Jihad. He, however, insisted that it was impossible to Islamize the North, describing the campaign as an effort in futility.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/buhari-backs-amnesty-for-boko-haram/

Buhari backs amnesty for Boko Haram



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/buhari-backs-amnesty-for-boko-haram/

PaulJohn1:
They never supported his reelection, which I think made him care less about them.

Suppose that is the reason, isn't that madness?
The reality is that financial burden on APC States, (Iespecially in the south) in this election period is too heavy for them.
Have it in mind that Tinubu is the brain behind the "Buhari project", so you can imagine how much these states coughs out as mandatory contributions for this wild goose chase. Even wealthy state like Rivers State is also suffering from the same madness, judiciary workers are yet to be paid since October . Contractor are protesting in Owerri for the money Okorocha owe them etc

Yes, APC is truly agents of change.
Changing Nigeria from frying pan to fire.
God Forbid.

francizy:
Thanks and God bless..

Welcome.

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Khd95:
Op no sabi snap sef

Bt wait oo r dos marine tanks?

Dy luk so greeny as if dy ve bin underwater

What do you want to achieve by reactivating this scrappy thread?

Obiagelli:
Heard this before, when TAN held sway only for someone to postpone elections in the face of defeat.

Weeping is allowed.

danot1030:
where is Jonathan?

You no get eyes abi?

najoke:
Okay...I don see OBJ

Are you blind?
Didn't you see Obasanjo at the second picture?

cindicandy:
APC should do well to show us the exact hospital Buhari is recuperating in. There is no need for hide and seek because as a UK resident the news of his hospital admission is all over the place already.

You mean it?

Where Is Buhari?

PHOTO: Shehu Shagari at 90, IBB, Abdulsalami, Obasanjo, Shonekan and others celebrate with Shagari. OBJ missing during the cake cutting.. See

http://www.osundefender.org/?p=218430

DEAD AND BURIED.








CONFIRMED.

xtielauder:
This is d end of d road 4 BH

Painful end.

Chukwugekwu:
[b][/b] where is buhari

They said he will speak tomorrow.
Let's wait and see.

mikeapollo:
Truly, this government is daft. You don't display this kind of armoury in the streets. You airloft them using military aircrafts. Don't we have any aircraft to lift these things?

How many aircrafts did Buhari buy during his regime?