yibomustgo:
If truly Buhari did what you just accused him of, the whole country's newspapers would have printed it for the world to see. Lamido just shut up already. Buhari has not even conducted a single political campaign in the North yet and you are already lying against the peoples general in order to impress GEJ. Why the lies Mr. Lamido the thiefing Jigawa governor? I have never seen anywhere where Buhari did what you accused of him of doing. By the may Mr. Lamido, what about the corruption cases against your two sons running into over 9 billion Naira with fake contract money paid into 19 bank accounts? I Know you are doing everything possible to make you look like a good cop in front tof GEJ, an Ijaw man for that matter you thought was stupid and was going to bow down for you to become president. it is now glaring you are fighting for the quash of corruption cases against you and your thiefing sons.

Ole, barowo banza!

yibomustgo:


Just shut up. Did Buhari come out himself to say he wouldn't probe corrupt officials? The answer is NO!

Collynzo22:

This was in 2011. We also remember his famous ''muslims should vote only muslims'' quote.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePJSywwVWZM

mikeansy:


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/lamido-accuses-buhari-of-divisive-campaigns/197882/


I am a frontline critic of Buhari but I try to avoid calling him a bigot or Muslim Fanatic because for me I personally feel that topic alone clouds other very poor qualities of Buhari which is the fact that the man does not really offer much in terms of leadership, brilliance, grasp of the issues or solution on how to move the country forward.

But when Sule Lamido says this about Buhari then we have to listen. Hausa Fulani muslim Northerners are not known to criticise fellow Muslims on issues of Faith and ethnicity. Yet Lamido can not be described as one of Jonathan's staunchest ally.

But the allegations that Buhari campaigns in the North as the defender of the Islamic faith but comes to the South to preach about National Unity really needs to be explored. These are very serious allegations!

Now Lamido went on to criticise Jonathan Goodluck because of the comments of Edwin Clarke and Asari Dokubo. I agree that Asari and Clarke needs to be called to order but there is a difference between ethnic warlords making threats on behalf of the candidates and a Presidential candidate directly playing religious card openly in the North while saying something else in the South.

This is serious

chronique:
It simply tells you Buhari talks from both sides of His mouth,and is "2-faced". I was shocked when I read that Buhari wouldn't probe past leaders if He wins. What then is all the anti-corruption mantra all about? Well,my guess is as good as yours. To probe past leaders,He'd have to probe pdp and apc past leaders and because He can't afford to send people like Tinubu to jail,it's therefore best,to allow sleeping dogs rest. Tells you so much about the character of the so called anti-corruption crusader. Any fight against corruption that would not bring previous offenders to book,is a sham.

yibomustgo:


Go to hell, liar! It is very easy of you clowns to accuse Buhari of being a terrorist but your president has the authority to arrest him if there is prove of him being a terrorist but you all just scream blue murder without any evidence against the man. Bunch of fools you all are.

yibomustgo:


Go to hell, liar! It is very easy of you clowns to accuse Buhari of being a terrorist but your president has the authority to arrest him if there is prove of him being a terrorist but you all just scream blue murder without any evidence against the man. Bunch of fools you all are.

chronique:
It simply tells you Buhari talks from both sides of His mouth,and is "2-faced". I was shocked when I read that Buhari wouldn't probe past leaders if He wins. What then is all the anti-corruption mantra all about? Well,my guess is as good as yours. To probe past leaders,He'd have to probe pdp and apc past leaders and because He can't afford to send people like Tinubu to jail,it's therefore best,to allow sleeping dogs rest. Tells you so much about the character of the so called anti-corruption crusader. Any fight against corruption that would not bring previous offenders to book,is a sham.

mikeansy:


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/lamido-accuses-buhari-of-divisive-campaigns/197882/


I am a frontline critic of Buhari but I try to avoid calling him a bigot or Muslim Fanatic because for me I personally feel that topic alone clouds other very poor qualities of Buhari which is the fact that the man does not really offer much in terms of leadership, brilliance, grasp of the issues or solution on how to move the country forward.

But when Sule Lamido says this about Buhari then we have to listen. Hausa Fulani muslim Northerners are not known to criticise fellow Muslims on issues of Faith and ethnicity. Yet Lamido can not be described as one of Jonathan's staunchest ally.

But the allegations that Buhari campaigns in the North as the defender of the Islamic faith but comes to the South to preach about National Unity really needs to be explored. These are very serious allegations!

Now Lamido went on to criticise Jonathan Goodluck because of the comments of Edwin Clarke and Asari Dokubo. I agree that Asari and Clarke needs to be called to order but there is a difference between ethnic warlords making threats on behalf of the candidates and a Presidential candidate directly playing religious card openly in the North while saying something else in the South.

This is serious

Juliaann:
Well am not surprised Buhari is simply not the change we need




GEJ till 2019.

yibomustgo:
If truly Buhari did what you just accused him of, the whole country's newspapers would have printed it for the world to see. Lamido just shut up already. Buhari has not even conducted a single political campaign in the North yet and you are already lying against the peoples general in order to impress GEJ. Why the lies Mr. Lamido the thiefing Jigawa governor? I have never seen anywhere where Buhari did what you accused of him of doing. By the may Mr. Lamido, what about the corruption cases against your two sons running into over 9 billion Naira with fake contract money paid into 19 bank accounts? I Know you are doing everything possible to make you look like a good cop in front tof GEJ, an Ijaw man for that matter you thought was stupid and was going to bow down for you to become president. it is now glaring you are fighting for the quash of corruption cases against you and your thiefing sons.

Ole, barowo banza!

mikeansy:


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/lamido-accuses-buhari-of-divisive-campaigns/197882/


I am a frontline critic of Buhari but I try to avoid calling him a bigot or Muslim Fanatic because for me I personally feel that topic alone clouds other very poor qualities of Buhari which is the fact that the man does not really offer much in terms of leadership, brilliance, grasp of the issues or solution on how to move the country forward.

But when Sule Lamido says this about Buhari then we have to listen. Hausa Fulani muslim Northerners are not known to criticise fellow Muslims on issues of Faith and ethnicity. Yet Lamido can not be described as one of Jonathan's staunchest ally.

But the allegations that Buhari campaigns in the North as the defender of the Islamic faith but comes to the South to preach about National Unity really needs to be explored. These are very serious allegations!

Now Lamido went on to criticise Jonathan Goodluck because of the comments of Edwin Clarke and Asari Dokubo. I agree that Asari and Clarke needs to be called to order but there is a difference between ethnic warlords making threats on behalf of the candidates and a Presidential candidate directly playing religious card openly in the North while saying something else in the South.

This is serious

yibomustgo:
Lamido, who did not want to be seen as an alarmist, said: “Today a vote for either of them could lead Nigeria to an untimely division as well as push others to their early graves.
“We have heard the devilish pronouncements of people like Edwin Clark and Dokubo Asari and Buba Galadima, among others who were predicting a bad end for the country should we Nigerians fail to a vote for either Jonathan or General Buhari and going by what their supporters are preaching, if either of them fails to scale through, it could destabilise Nigeria.”
Lamido, however, hoped that Nigeria will survive the intrigues, adding that it was unfortunate that their supporters are preaching doom for the nation.

He urged the Jigawa electorate, especially members of the PDP to vote for the candidates of their choice and told them not be intimidated or coerced into inappropriate decisions.
Other candidates at the declaration rally were the three senatorial contenders who were handed the party’s flags to gun for their respective seats during the forthcoming elections.
Also speaking, the Vice-Chairman, North-west of the PDP, Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Kazaure, who represented the National Chairman of the party, Alhaji Adamu Muazu, said the fact remains always that the PDP is still the party for the people of Nigeria.
He described the huge crowd of PDP supporters in the state as an indication of victory for the party in the state, adding that its governorship candidate was just waiting for the time to be sworn in.
Speaking earlier, Ringim, who spoke on behalf of other candidates, extolled the virtue of Lamido and described him as a role model.
Meanwhile, APC has assured Nigerians and the international community that it will do all in its power to make sure that the 2015 general election is violence-free, saying the rising apprehension about the polls among the populace is inimical to the conduct of a successful election.

In a statement issued yesterday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party however said its efforts should be complemented by the PDP-led federal government, which has a propensity for using the security agencies to harass and intimidate the opposition and ordinary citizens.
It also said the federal government should take all measures necessary to ensure that the elections are free, fair and credible, since rigging and other acts of electoral malfeasance constitute the immediate trigger for anger and violence during and after elections.
“We have heard from Nigerians who are so afraid about possible violence during the forthcoming election that they are even willing to relocate to other countries until after the elections. But as the biggest opposition party in Nigeria and a major stakeholder in our nation’s democracy, we are assuring, on our part, that there will be no violence.
“Though our party has no history of violence, we have commenced a nationwide effort to sensitise our members and supporters on the need to eschew rancour and embrace non-violent methods, even in the face of the kind of provocations to which we were subjected during the Ekiti and Osun governorship elections, when our members were needlessly harassed, arrested and detained by partisan security agencies acting under orders from the FG.

“If the federal government allows a level playing field for all contestants, if the security agencies stop acting as the armed wing of the ruling PDP, if the electoral umpire will carry out its duties without fear, favour or bias and if citizens are allowed to exercise their franchise unmolested, the stage will be set for a non-violent, free, fair and credible polls.
“In other words, the government has a major role to play in making the forthcoming polls peaceful. On our part, in addition to other efforts aimed at ensuring a peaceful election, we pledge to accept the result of an election that is not only free, fair, credible and transparent, but one that is also seen to be so. We hope other parties will make a similar pledge,” APC said.
The party said it demonstrated, during its recent rancour-free and festive national convention in Lagos, that elections should be a celebration of democracy, rather than a moment of fear, violence and threat to lives.
It said far from mere rhetoric, it had taken practical steps, as far back as May 2014, to work with the PDP to ensure violence-free polls in 2015.

“Following up on a meeting of representatives of both parties in Washington, DC, US, April 7-8 2014 under the auspices of the CSIS Nigeria Election Forum, at which it was agreed that a joint meeting of both parties be convened to discuss and agree on the crucial issue of a code of conduct for the campaigns and the elections, we wrote a letter to the PDP suggesting a bipartisan meeting to address the issue.
“The PDP agreed to the proposal and suggested that it should be expanded to include the leadership of other political parties in the country. However, problem with logistics meant that the meeting did not hold.
“Even with the little time left for the election to hold, we strongly believe that a meeting of the leadership of the two political parties, the APC and the PDP, will send a powerful message to our compatriots and indeed the international community and douse the tension that is building up ahead of the election,” APC said.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/lamido-accuses-buhari-of-divisive-campaigns/197882/