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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by ajaopopo: 12:16pm On Feb 08, 2015
IbnSultaan:
Finally, General Azazi Is Vindicated: Boko Haram
Political Tool Of PDP.
.I hv said these several times that . Jonathan knows bokoharam in fact is there sponsore. D guy don't want to leave presidency nw.so he has planned these for long,and to let u know remember OBJ talk about d snippers, those are d commanding officer for d so called bokoharam, if cares is not taken u will see what will happen to other northern state soon . because president Jonathan know well that d game is off.so is doing evry thing to disrupt d election.
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by Nobody: 12:18pm On Feb 08, 2015
BuddhaPalm:


While I would say Uncle Joe is toying with a keg of gunpowder. It's far too easy to, safely, sit behind a keyboard and criticize Jega.

Obama, himself, has a long list of unconstitutional actions. It's just the nature of 'absolute' power.

Even, postponement is legal.
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by Revolva(m): 12:23pm On Feb 08, 2015
Dis naija taya person
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by sage2(m): 12:23pm On Feb 08, 2015
If you are not happy with INEC's decision, go to court.

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by 0700Jesse(m): 12:24pm On Feb 08, 2015
intergral:
which help did we seek from them? Remember that the same goodluck told UN and AU that bokoharam is a small issue he can tackle. So don't go about chanting what you don't know.

Mr. Educated., im talking about election violence and yu are talking about insurgency!!!! Are yu sure yu are okay? What brings Bokoharam into this?
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by BuddhaPalm(m): 12:30pm On Feb 08, 2015
@ Barcanista

Your text is missing.
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by 0700Jesse(m): 12:32pm On Feb 08, 2015
Change2015:


Don't be stup1d. The BBC is not the British government and why should they help us at all, are we not an independent nation? All the years boko haram has raged freely has it concerned Jonathan? One day after the Nyanya bombing, was he not dancing on stage campaigning for votes? When Bama was destroyed, did he speak, instead he was sending condolences to France? The hypocrisy and kleptocracy of the pdp will come to an end next month. Nothing can save this wretched government from the peoples judgement.

#change
#GMB
#APC
#oneNigeria


thank yu bro., but i guess yu too are not stupid cuz when i talk about help, it could also be in ideas., and i never said BBC is the British Government., i also hope yu are not stupid for thinking i said that.,! Besides, BBC is a broadcasting corporation of BRITAIN!
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by judiciarypalava: 12:32pm On Feb 08, 2015
alaoeri:

Get your facts right US & others are ready to fight the insurgents but realized that your military has been infiltrated by the insurgents thereby can't risk sharing of intelligent with Nigeria military that's why they back out.

Can't risk sharing of intelligent my foot.

US refused to sale Cobra fighter Jet and other military accessories to Nigeria and blocked our purchase from other sources.
Believe it or leave it, US is still trying to get at us for passing anti gay law. They are using all possible means to make sure the government responsible is discredited. They will always prefer an opposition regime, because Islam has something's in common with ANTI CHRIST, at least the gay thing in the North is no more hidden.

UK still gnashing their teeth after handing over to Hausa's and they could not leave up to the game plan of making Nigeria submissive to them more than 100%. Their game plan of using population and poverty to get control over Nigeria through the North is only working in the North instead.
Those world powers hate your independence, yet they camouflage to the world that they are assisting/assisted you in achieving it.

USA and UK are birds of same feather, always managing what goes out through the media so as to preserve their integrity. Were as they will want to get at you through some biased reports all in the name of FOI.
We sheepishly believe in them as our gods, and they manipulate us the way they like and whatever they say people believe. They give you conditions for some internal affairs and blackmail you to get support from other world powers.
That exchange rate is highly in their favour is their own manipulation by just stopping the purchase of crude from Nigeria. The rate of migration from these underdeveloped countries to US, Canada etc is outrageous now. And the migrants already, refused to be patriotic when they will leave their countries to go and engage in weird and slavery jobs for survival.
And l ask, aside enabling environment and exchange rate, what else can they offer without some black brains in their midst.

Lets join hands to build and transform this our Gods own country together. You can only CLIMB TO CHANGE AND NOT JUMP TO CHANGE. No matter how far a journey looks, you will get to your destination one day.
GOD BLESS NIGERIA

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by Tibins(m): 12:34pm On Feb 08, 2015
barcanista:
This election postponement is most embarrassing and a testament that Preofessor Attahiru Jega is an incompetent and clueless dude just like the President. This is the first time since we returned to democracy that the INEC Boss will openly take orders from the NSA, the Military and members of pro-PDP as regards election scheduling and rescheduling. Since when has the Military activities determines elections scheduling? The Electoral Act and the Constitution did not say NSA, Military and INEC should determine election date. Even if there is crises in a part of the country, Section 26(1) of the Electoral Act 2010 (amended) permit INEC to hold election in the peaceful area and reschedule for the trouble zone at a convenient date. Why can't Jega invoke this section and exclude Gombe, Borno, Adamawa and Yobe from Feb 14 and Feb 28 poll until March 28 and Aprill 11 respectively? Since when do we need the Military for election? What is the Statutory duties of the Police, the NSCDC, and by extension the DSS with respect to internal security? If personnels are not enough then why not bring in other paramilitary to assist? Must it be the Military? Was the Military used in 2003, 2007 and 2011 election? Militarisation started from Edo 2012,then Ondo(2012), Anambra(2011), Osun and Ekiti(2014) Gubernatorial contests. When did the Military become statutory responsible for internal security? The letter of the Chief of Defense State that was communicated to Jega through NSA Sambo Dasuki is treachery and unfortunate. Jega's announcement yesternight only confirmed that he doesn't know what he is doing. This is a shame, our democracy has been raped.

You are the only competent person in Nigeria

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by 0700Jesse(m): 12:35pm On Feb 08, 2015
alaoeri:

Ode ni eleyi oh, what a nitwit so Britain will now send their marines to monitor elections in Nigeria.

when i say help., could help not also mean giving ideas or advice on tackling violence? Did i ever talk about the Mobility of their army?? Yu have such an uncivilized mind!

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by katazozo: 12:47pm On Feb 08, 2015
barcanista:
This election postponement is most embarrassing and a testament that Preofessor Attahiru Jega is an incompetent and clueless dude just like the President. This is the first time since we returned to democracy that the INEC Boss will openly take orders from the NSA, the Military and members of pro-PDP as regards election scheduling and rescheduling. Since when has the Military activities determines elections scheduling? The Electoral Act and the Constitution did not say NSA, Military and INEC should determine election date. Even if there is crises in a part of the country, Section 26(1) of the Electoral Act 2010 (amended) permit INEC to hold election in the peaceful area and reschedule for the trouble zone at a convenient date. Why can't Jega invoke this section and exclude Gombe, Borno, Adamawa and Yobe from Feb 14 and Feb 28 poll until March 28 and Aprill 11 respectively? Since when do we need the Military for election? What is the Statutory duties of the Police, the NSCDC, and by extension the DSS with respect to internal security? If personnels are not enough then why not bring in other paramilitary to assist? Must it be the Military? Was the Military used in 2003, 2007 and 2011 election? Militarisation started from Edo 2012,then Ondo(2012), Anambra(2011), Osun and Ekiti(2014) Gubernatorial contests. When did the Military become statutory responsible for internal security? The letter of the Chief of Defense State that was communicated to Jega through NSA Sambo Dasuki is treachery and unfortunate. Jega's announcement yesternight only confirmed that he doesn't know what he is doing. This is a shame, our democracy has been raped.
Mumu I don't blame you because you don't know what is called General election

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by benzion72(m): 12:47pm On Feb 08, 2015
GEJ thought he is playing politics without conducting election. I am so sure he is too scared to conduct an election where he will loose. Why is he afraid of loosing election. He supported Mimiko against Oke of his party PDP in Ondo state and Oke lost and bear the loss. He is supporting Accord in Oyo state against Teslim Folarin a PDP flag bearer by funding accord with 2 Million dollar. I am too sure this guys will lack courage again to conduct election come March and Doyin has spill the beans they will rather hand over state power to military than succumb to defeat. Why are they so scared they have stole Nigeria dry and it is so sure prison is waiting for them. After visiting the Pope, Bishop, Reverend father and Pastor he is still scared. Those guys calling this man a christian are jokers. We know a christian is not ordinary name or birth into a religious famil.

Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by sammie92: 12:48pm On Feb 08, 2015
This has shown clearly the level of corruption and mismanagement ravaging our nation.the bokoharam trend has been on since 2007.it is now that the military want to wipe them away.this sheer wickedness disdain , and high levels of connivance with the sitting president.one thing is certain , d truth cant be hidden.the whole world is watching .God almignty please set nigeria free.
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by linusbnn(m): 12:49pm On Feb 08, 2015
barcanista:
This election postponement is most embarrassing and a testament that Preofessor Attahiru Jega is an incompetent and clueless dude just like the President. This is the first time since we returned to democracy that the INEC Boss will openly take orders from the NSA, the Military and members of pro-PDP as regards election scheduling and rescheduling. Since when has the Military activities determines elections scheduling? The Electoral Act and the Constitution did not say NSA, Military and INEC should determine election date. Even if there is crises in a part of the country, Section 26(1) of the Electoral Act 2010 (amended) permit INEC to hold election in the peaceful area and reschedule for the trouble zone at a convenient date. Why can't Jega invoke this section and exclude Gombe, Borno, Adamawa and Yobe from Feb 14 and Feb 28 poll until March 28 and Aprill 11 respectively? Since when do we need the Military for election? What is the Statutory duties of the Police, the NSCDC, and by extension the DSS with respect to internal security? If personnels are not enough then why not bring in other paramilitary to assist? Must it be the Military? Was the Military used in 2003, 2007 and 2011 election? Militarisation started from Edo 2012,then Ondo(2012), Anambra(2011), Osun and Ekiti(2014) Gubernatorial contests. When did the Military become statutory responsible for internal security? The letter of the Chief of Defense State that was communicated to Jega through NSA Sambo Dasuki is treachery and unfortunate. Jega's announcement yesternight only confirmed that he doesn't know what he is doing. This is a shame, our democracy has been raped.


Shame on you bro, our police are also shame to the country and the world at large,what they know how to do best is collect bribe and arrest innocent pple in any violent sence..Dose other elections held b4,were we having these challenges of insecurity?. It is so unfortunate it is happening in GEJ administration,so since it's happening now,we have to be pro-active...Election postposement,if it is to the best of our citizens and country,then it is fine...Let us forget abt what America and the world are saying in regards to our country's election,because America went into the affairs of LIBYA,and how do you see what is happening in Libya today...

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by Marvin67: 12:50pm On Feb 08, 2015
reezee:

if u read the full text of jega's speech you wouldn't be blaming jega one bit
Do you expect jega to provide security for inec officials when all then security agencies have backed out
and when inec officials are finally killed you will be the one that will be blaming jega for not postponing the election

I decided a long time ago, not to vote for either PDP or APC in this election because in don't believe either of them. But what is true should be said. Holding elections on the 14th would have led to a calamity. In 2011, there was bloodshed and violence, but after that (as a result of militarisation) we saw violence free elections in Edo, Ekiti, and Osun. Those elections were not just free and fair, but also violence free (thanks to the military). Now the military has said because it would be focused on the NE, it cannot guarantee security, yet people still want elections to go on. If you follow the news you'd know that violence is already cooking up. PDP has nothing to gain from this postponement, the same way APC has nothing to lose, infact APC just has one more reason to throw stones at the president. The biggest gainers are those who are yet to get their PVC's and those who are in areas that are prone to violence.

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by negroG(m): 12:51pm On Feb 08, 2015
barcanista:
This election postponement is most embarrassing and a testament that Preofessor Attahiru Jega is an incompetent and clueless dude just like the President. This is the first time since we returned to democracy that the INEC Boss will openly take orders from the NSA, the Military and members of pro-PDP as regards election scheduling and rescheduling. Since when has the Military activities determines elections scheduling? The Electoral Act and the Constitution did not say NSA, Military and INEC should determine election date. Even if there is crises in a part of the country, Section 26(1) of the Electoral Act 2010 (amended) permit INEC to hold election in the peaceful area and reschedule for the trouble zone at a convenient date. Why can't Jega invoke this section and exclude Gombe, Borno, Adamawa and Yobe from Feb 14 and Feb 28 poll until March 28 and Aprill 11 respectively? Since when do we need the Military for election? What is the Statutory duties of the Police, the NSCDC, and by extension the DSS with respect to internal security? If personnels are not enough then why not bring in other paramilitary to assist? Must it be the Military? Was the Military used in 2003, 2007 and 2011 election? Militarisation started from Edo 2012,then Ondo(2012), Anambra(2011), Osun and Ekiti(2014) Gubernatorial contests. When did the Military become statutory responsible for internal security? The letter of the Chief of Defense State that was communicated to Jega through NSA Sambo Dasuki is treachery and unfortunate. Jega's announcement yesternight only confirmed that he doesn't know what he is doing. This is a shame, our democracy has been raped.
Guy if u don't like election postponedment, u better carry gun and shot fg or go drink acid

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by alaoeri: 12:51pm On Feb 08, 2015
0700Jesse:


when i say help., could help not also mean giving ideas or advice on tackling violence? Did i ever talk about the Mobility of their army?? Yu have such an uncivilized mind!
Imagine a civilize soul oh & what u meant by your so called help?
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by Nobody: 12:55pm On Feb 08, 2015
BuddhaPalm:
@ Barcanista

Your text is missing.
Huh? Lemme check

It is there, maybe restored!
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by SenJoe(m): 1:06pm On Feb 08, 2015
Nigerians will never cease to amazes me, you like it or Yes Jonathan has done well. March we will vote him again. Sa No to Failbuhari, Say No to Marchuary.

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by freshdude99(m): 1:11pm On Feb 08, 2015
3cycle:
So? Bbc abi US should face front. They won't help fight boko haram, blocked channels through which Nigeria can acquire more arms to fight insurgents yet they want to decide what happens in Nigeria.

We have decided to postpone election, US and BBc should mind their business... Rubbish.
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by mjames: 1:11pm On Feb 08, 2015
barcanista:
This election postponement is most embarrassing and a testament that Preofessor Attahiru Jega is an incompetent and clueless dude just like the President. This is the first time since we returned to democracy that the INEC Boss will openly take orders from the NSA, the Military and members of pro-PDP as regards election scheduling and rescheduling. Since when has the Military activities determines elections scheduling? The Electoral Act and the Constitution did not say NSA, Military and INEC should determine election date. Even if there is crises in a part of the country, Section 26(1) of the Electoral Act 2010 (amended) permit INEC to hold election in the peaceful area and reschedule for the trouble zone at a convenient date. Why can't Jega invoke this section and exclude Gombe, Borno, Adamawa and Yobe from Feb 14 and Feb 28 poll until March 28 and Aprill 11 respectively? Since when do we need the Military for election? What is the Statutory duties of the Police, the NSCDC, and by extension the DSS with respect to internal security? If personnels are not enough then why not bring in other paramilitary to assist? Must it be the Military? Was the Military used in 2003, 2007 and 2011 election? Militarisation started from Edo 2012,then Ondo(2012), Anambra(2011), Osun and Ekiti(2014) Gubernatorial contests. When did the Military become statutory responsible for internal security? The letter of the Chief of Defense State that was communicated to Jega through NSA Sambo Dasuki is treachery and unfortunate. Jega's announcement yesternight only confirmed that he doesn't know what he is doing. This is a shame, our democracy has been raped.

Thank you sir.
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by HugeMac: 1:12pm On Feb 08, 2015
BBC hausa , No bbc igbo or Bbc yoruba , Britain is our problem ,
Its simple to know where there allegiance lie
GIVE POWER TO the Dumb and Ensures it remains there so as to keep the Smart Ones from any possible out put
38 years Nothern Rule is the definition of Nigeria's failure ,
Even in this generation some southern fools still don't see this

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by seankenny01(m): 1:14pm On Feb 08, 2015
@barcanista I dont quite agree with you saying jega is a clueless and incompetent. Did you see the press conference or your judgement was based on hearsay?
I am not in support of any election posponement and am sure Jega is neither in support; but any sane person would yield to d pressure from the stakeholders (political parties, security chiefs, pressure groups e.t.c) of this electioneering process.
I would like to make it clear to you that Jega never succumbed to any order from the service chiefs, rather INEC acted on d advise of all d stakeholders which d service chiefs are also part of.
Though I believe this postponement is a hand work of a some selfish Nigerians; I can assure you that the outcome of this decision will come out to be a blessing to the country which will shock the enemies of our nation.
God bless our Country...

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by Ibime(m): 1:21pm On Feb 08, 2015
barcanista:
My brother, there is no reason the Okrikans and entire Riverine to remain with the clueless one. When they loot, they don't know whether Sambo is Fulani or Jonathan is Ijaw. They are united in their theft or as my friend will say "thiefing". For 5 years the whole of Okrika and riverine has benefitted absolutely nothing from the administration except the insignificant number of government employees called "militants". We need Change my brother. We have suffered enough

It's a shame. Jonathan has no one to blame. He had the most goodwill of any President in Nigeria's history when he started but like I said when he started, this is the worst Ijaw man to represent us given his history of underperformance and looting in Bayelsa.
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by Nobody: 1:24pm On Feb 08, 2015
Read my comment again. I highlighted what Jega should have done by saying that he postpone elections in troubled zone, but carry on in other areas. The NSA said Gombe, Adamawa, Yobe and Bauchi is unsafe, why not exclude them? Who again are the stakeholders? The APC was against it, Buhari was against postponement, the Journalists too, the masses also and even int'l community, so wo are the 'Jega' stakeholders? 21 INEC commissioners wew against poll shift, so who are these people? Only the pro-Jonathan's are in support and advocates of shift.my friend, the wise thing is to insist on the stand and if comes to worse, you tender your resignation and save your honor. That would have been a fatal blow to Jonathan.
seankenny01:
@barcanista I dont quite agree with you saying jega is a clueless and incompetent. Did you see the press conference or your judgement was based on hearsay?
I am not in support of any election posponement and am sure Jega is neither in support; but any sane person would yield to d pressure from the stakeholders (political parties, security chiefs, pressure groups e.t.c) of this electioneering process.
I would like to make it clear to you that Jega never succumbed to any order from the service chiefs, rather INEC acted on d advise of all d stakeholders which d service chiefs are also part of.
Though I believe this postponement is a hand work of a some selfish Nigerians; I can assure you that the outcome of this decision will come out to be a blessing to the country which will shock the enemies of our nation.
God bless our Country...
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by greatsodade(m): 1:28pm On Feb 08, 2015
SomebodyLovesMe:
GEJ has had 6 years of bad decisions. This is by far his worst decision, because it will backfire in ways that he could never have imagined. The world is watching very closely. He cannot hide.


Worse still he keep going from one church to another as if he does not know anything about it...this is the bane of our underdevelopment as a nation and a continent in general...Must u win...African leaders! Power drunking since early tym in memorial.
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by searay(m): 1:32pm On Feb 08, 2015
I DoN hear
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by Nobody: 1:35pm On Feb 08, 2015
The truth is that Ijaw Best 11 are yet to occupy positions in government. The PDP always bring mediocres forward and shout "Ijaw".
Check out the list...
Alamesiegha was a flop though still did a little.
Jonathan was the worst CEO in Bayelsa
Timpre Sylva was a mediocre governor, and was even stoned.
Dickson is a confused man!
It's no different in Rivers and Delta States. Imagine, Asari and Tompolo are the ones speaking for the riverine people when we have credible and visionary men and women.

Ibime:


It's a shame. Jonathan has no one to blame. He had the most goodwill of any President in Nigeria's history when he started but like I said when he started, this is the worst Ijaw man to represent us given his history of underperformance and looting in Bayelsa.
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by felifeli: 1:35pm On Feb 08, 2015
barcanista:
This election postponement is most embarrassing and a testament that Preofessor Attahiru Jega is an incompetent and clueless dude just like the President. This is the first time since we returned to democracy that the INEC Boss will openly take orders from the NSA, the Military and members of pro-PDP as regards election scheduling and rescheduling. Since when has the Military activities determines elections scheduling? The Electoral Act and the Constitution did not say NSA, Military and INEC should determine election date. Even if there is crises in a part of the country, Section 26(1) of the Electoral Act 2010 (amended) permit INEC to hold election in the peaceful area and reschedule for the trouble zone at a convenient date. Why can't Jega invoke this section and exclude Gombe, Borno, Adamawa and Yobe from Feb 14 and Feb 28 poll until March 28 and Aprill 11 respectively? Since when do we need the Military for election? What is the Statutory duties of the Police, the NSCDC, and by extension the DSS with respect to internal security? If personnels are not enough then why not bring in other paramilitary to assist? Must it be the Military? Was the Military used in 2003, 2007 and 2011 election? Militarisation started from Edo 2012,then Ondo(2012), Anambra(2011), Osun and Ekiti(2014) Gubernatorial contests. When did the Military become statutory responsible for internal security? The letter of the Chief of Defense State that was communicated to Jega through NSA Sambo Dasuki is treachery and unfortunate. Jega's announcement yesternight only confirmed that he doesn't know what he is doing. This is a shame, our democracy has been raped.

Don't worry this won't be the first time your "democracy has been raped". Your Buhari is an expert in such matters. Please ask him for advice. FYI. The election will never hold ; not this year anyway. The army will organise the next election. Say sorry to Buhari for me you hear?

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Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by 9jatatafo(m): 1:46pm On Feb 08, 2015
The master drummer is beating the drum of shame behind the scene and Prof. Jega the dancer is dancing to every bit of the tunes accordingly. We are waiting and watching as the secret will be blown open soon.
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by DAVE5(m): 1:47pm On Feb 08, 2015
nwaanambra1:


this is what will happen from now on - many undecided voters will shift their support to Gen. Mohammadu Buhari! cool cool

amen, I still look up to God that he'd give us someone that would salvage us from this 'joke' we call a government
Re: BBC's Report On Postponement Of Nigeria's Election- A Must Read by elklehamite(m): 1:53pm On Feb 08, 2015
Re: US Condemns Postponement Of Nigeria’s Elections by elklehamite ( m): 1:44pm
The postponement of election in our country Nigeria is purely our own internal affairs and as such US and
countries of d world have no biz as far as we are sovereign nation. In fact, US have no reason to be
disappointed, or better still they (US) will continue to be disappointed cuz we will continue to do things in
our own way and as it suits us. US refused to sell weapons to Nigeria to prosecute war against terrorism
under the pretends of human rights, they stopped patronizing in the purchase of Nigerian oil all because
they see Nigeria as potential rival in African continent. They are sponsoring Boko Haram in Nigeria as a
away to contain the rivalry of Nigeria against the US using their CIA & refusal of sales of weapon. US will
fail in their plans to cause the dismemberment of Nigeria nation because God is on the side of Nigeria. God
will continue to frustrate US and some Nigerian elements like,Oby,Ameachi & co whom out of poverty of
their brains & minds,selfishness and ego, have made themselves available to be used by US forces against
their own country. The postponement of the said ELECTION from February to March & April does not
change the handing over date,so how does it affect our democracy? After all ,previous elections were
conducted in April,so what is our stress now? Ameachi, out of his usual arrogant, pomposity, ego &
immaturity had said will take to the street to protest the postponement of the election,we are waiting and
watching. Security of lives & properties is not something to toy with,cuz during and after election there are
bound to be crises that could lead to destruction of lives & properties, so why should any man with his
right frame of mind allow election to go on or take place without security? This singular action of Jega has
proofed the stuff he is made of. There are eggs and there are eggs.
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