wman:


I'm sure you are literate and I'm sure you are not Stupi.d
I'm also sure you read the part where he said that Adeboye does not approve or endorse any party.

VoteOutPDPJona:

Should we continue with GEJ who seemed to have no more ideas on how to stop the bombings. Borrowing your football team analogy, what is the purpose of having players on the bench if not to change ineffective players?

LMAyedun:
In 1976 at the age of 34 Buhari became the minister for Petroleum and Natural resources. In 1978 at the age of 36 Buhari became the chairman of NNPC. Today the reverse is the case, most Nigeria youths at the age of 35 are still unemployed and still living with parents.
One major reason for this unfortunate turn of events is that grandfathers like Buhari has refused to voluntarily handover baton to the next generation.

Buhari, Must you serve Nigeria as a president only? Is there no capacity you can serve except the presidency?

Pa. Buhari should give way for the younger generation.

GEJ till 2019

smsdigito:
See intelligence and smartness , but do you think indeed you will not be used and dumped? No1 you will not even have a say by virtue of the weakness in the constitution to give enough recognition to your position. It is well with you bro.

anonimi:


So why tell us he consulted him if not to confuse their gullible followers

DesChyko:


WTF

anonimi:


So why tell us he consulted him if not to confuse their gullible followers

anonimi:


So why tell us he consulted him if not to confuse their gullible followers

Gejfreesupport:


It's only GMB that relegates his duty to his VICE.. so if you say he has a clear picture, I wouldn't doubt you.. Because his OGA has never taken responsibility... As Head of State, General Tunde Idiagbon did the Job, As PTF chairman, his Secretary did the Job...

We don't want a semi-illiterate who wants to stabilize oil price from Aso Rock...

The price of cattle is pretty high over here, maybe he can stabilize that from his village...

Ikengawo:
the people voting for gej are voting for gej, not his vp. Sambo has no electoral value and this is a thing of pride and strength to gej as a man. Gej is a quiet humble common man from the south and sambo is the same in the north. The gej campaign isn't trying to us tribal sentiments or politics to run. Buhari picked osibanjo not because he was the best successor but to trick yorubas and christians. Gej picked an architect and buhari picked a pastor. Which nigeria do you want for your children?

tit:
osinbanjo defended drug trafficker and money launderer Governor Bola Tinubu in court.
Tinubu was found quilty.

kristisking:
Im sure if you had consulted from God instead of Adeboye,God would have instructed you not to dab into Nigeria politics.You have not become the VP of Nigeria yet,your comments since your nominaton are unbecoming of you as a man of God which further raise the question of whether you are a genuine man of God.Politics in Nigeria today is a dirty one.Our politicians are fetish and corrupt.
Im sure by the time you get there,when you cannot beat them,you will join them.

natureblack:
you are not as baffled as I am ......... nigga put the "I N" in incomprehensible..

Ikengawo:
Osibanjo can have his opinion, Tinubu has his.



I'm not voting for Sambo and you're not voting for Osibanjo. Review or ask an informed party about Nigeria's constitution and the role of the Vice President.

VoteOutPDPJona:


Funny dude! Anyway, what matters to me is Buhari surrounding himself with wise men and women who get the job effectively done, not GEJ who surrounds himself with questionable characters and mediocres.

datribune:


d only people who ar confused & gullible ar those who ar dumb enough to keep supporting someone who has shown clearly dat he doesn't hav d bandwidth to run a country as intricate & complex as d giant of Africa. GEJ is confused, overwhelmed & doesn't know what he's doing. #saynotocluelessness

VoteOutPDPJona:


..WITH THE PRESIDENT AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE ARMED FORCES CLUELESS OF THEIR WHEREABOUT OR HOW TO RESCUE THEM.

santana45:
The choice of Buhari for the A.P.C presidential slot was not a well calculated move by A.P.C. With an unknown candidate as a presidential candidate and Osibanjo, A.P.C would have been very tough defeat, but the old soldier still thinks he's the best man for the position. Buhari is not and will not make a good leader because he appears to know too much and overshadow people. What he has failed to understand is that the likes of I.B.B and others will never let him smell Aso Rock, not while they're living. Osibanjo, continue with your good works, but I think you have to try again when A.P.C is ready to field the right candidate for the presidential slot. You would have even fit well to that position, but old soldier says he never dies.

Gejfreesupport:


Can you tell me a better Aviation minister than Stella Odua since Nigeria was amalgamated?

She gave her life for us, she stepped on toes... the foes who didn't like her, saw a weak point and all Nigerians started screaming...

We no longer saw all the good things she did, and she is a product of GEJ..

The truth is that, we can't be like US over-night...

Even in the US, they carry-out sophisticated and scientific corruption...

Lets try to focus on the positive things, instead of slandaring GEJ..

Sir, be frank.. can you tell me that GEJ has not done anything significant since he came into power..


Imagine what the Ph.D holder would have done if there were no distractions from Boko Haram..

Is it Jonathan fault, that past Northern leaders of Nigeria refused to develop their people?

C'mon man, lets be realistic..

For me, I wouldn't have supported GEJ if APC had brought another Candidate..

I will never support a man who truncated Democracy and now wants to democratically govern... Karma will always work against him..

Had Buhari not overthrew, the civilian government, our democracy would have waxed stronger.. We probably would not have know GEJ... and Nigeria wouldn't have been as corrupt as this.. Because, he let IBB over-threw him.. IBB practically destroyed Nigeria with his chop, I chop government..

If you look at it realistically, Part of Nigeria's problems is on the head of the retired General Buhari..

The major problem is on the head of GOWON... I heard he cries daily, for not implementing the Aburi accord...

philips70:


[b]You guys like straws too much. Focus on reality and personal precedents of the contestants. One, Buhari gave critical roles to his deputy when he was head of state and that made most of you claim the deputy was the one who ran the government. Two, OBJ just of late gave critical roles to Atiku and he did his job diligently. If your master made his own deputy redundant you don't have to rub it in into another pair that have a clear cut vision of how leadership and shared responsibility should be. The constitution does not say it is illegal for the VP to perform some roles. It says their roles are defined by what the president wants him to do. Buhari was asked this question and he said people should look into his antecedents to find the answer. That you just read a very brilliant and promising responses from the VP candidate of a party you loathe should not put you in a panic mode of bringing in irrelevant issues. There's nothing wrong if you accept you are impressed as many people are with the above but will choose to turn logic on it's head. At the end of the day Nigerians are getting wiser by the day and they can see clearly now. Thank you.[/b]