₦airaland Forum

kaorama:
With the news early tis morning that the World Health Organisation has officially declared Nigeria ebola free, one is left to wonder what is left for APC to salvour. Last week it was the news that the nigerian government may have reached a truce with the dreaded Islamic extrimist group, Boko Haram. This may not be the best of time for the APC whose political machery is purely oiled by violence and jaundiced criticisms of the federal government. It is never to be imagined if memebers of APC will join other Nigerians to celeberate the WHO declaration or they will bite their fingers in disappointment, hoping and praying for another national calamity.

kaorama:
With the news early tis morning that the World Health Organisation has officially declared Nigeria ebola free, one is left to wonder what is left for APC to salvour. Last week it was the news that the nigerian government may have reached a truce with the dreaded Islamic extrimist group, Boko Haram. This may not be the best of time for the APC whose political machery is purely oiled by violence and jaundiced criticisms of the federal government. It is never to be imagined if memebers of APC will join other Nigerians to celeberate the WHO declaration or they will bite their fingers in disappointment, hoping and praying for another national calamity.

ratiken:
Every good news for Nigeria is always bad news for APC. That is always the case for a party armed against the Nigerian people.

kaorama:
With the news early tis morning that the World Health Organisation has officially declared Nigeria ebola free, one is left to wonder what is left for APC to salvour. Last week it was the news that the nigerian government may have reached a truce with the dreaded Islamic extrimist group, Boko Haram. This may not be the best of time for the APC whose political machery is purely oiled by violence and jaundiced criticisms of the federal government. It is never to be imagined if memebers of APC will join other Nigerians to celeberate the WHO declaration or they will bite their fingers in disappointment, hoping and praying for another national calamity.

kaorama:
With the news early tis morning that the World Health Organisation has officially declared Nigeria ebola free, one is left to wonder what is left for APC to salvour. Last week it was the news that the nigerian government may have reached a truce with the dreaded Islamic extrimist group, Boko Haram. This may not be the best of time for the APC whose political machery is purely oiled by violence and jaundiced criticisms of the federal government. It is never to be imagined if memebers of APC will join other Nigerians to celeberate the WHO declaration or they will bite their fingers in disappointment, hoping and praying for another national calamity.

Freest:
I took a loan to buy my nomination form- Muhammadu Buhari.

The APC on its own bought the nomination form for Buhari. -John Oyegun, APC Chairman.

I personally bought the nomination form for Buhari- Timipre Sylva

we have gathered money to buy Buhari's nomination form- ACF

we will buy Buhari's nomination form- Katsina state govt.

so these pathetic liars want to preside over the affairs of Nigeria.

ratiken:
Every good news for Nigeria is always bad news for APC. That is always the case for a party armed against the Nigerian people.

kaorama:
With the news early tis morning that the World Health Organisation has officially declared Nigeria ebola free, one is left to wonder what is left for APC to salvour. Last week it was the news that the nigerian government may have reached a truce with the dreaded Islamic extrimist group, Boko Haram. This may not be the best of time for the APC whose political machery is purely oiled by violence and jaundiced criticisms of the federal government. It is never to be imagined if memebers of APC will join other Nigerians to celeberate the WHO declaration or they will bite their fingers in disappointment, hoping and praying for another national calamity.

Abagworo:
If I'm not mistaken Amaechi and Fashola are in APC and played key role in the control of Ebola. All Nigerians are part of the success including social media activists, artists, health workers, PDP/APC, Commedians, religious organisations and market people.

If we can handle Nigeria the way we handled Ebola, we would not be at this level as a Nation.

Congrats to all Nigerians.

Keneking:
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No common sense...

seanet02:
Fool