franzis:
upon the power plants dem dey commission, so this one you dey see for Nigeria na light

gen2briz:
Make I save this pictures before Fayose and ayeedee photoshop am

berem:
All hail the General! Your enemies have been put to shame.
For those wishing you death, it will hit them first like a boomerang.

God bless you Your Excellency!

anonymousjuju:
As an ardent follower of GEJ, Listening to GMB today makes me have a re-think of whom I will vote for. In all Honesty, I think we should give GMB a chance. This man speaks with so much passion on what good governance should be. I've seen someone who is never too in a haste to make promises just the way other politicians does. He choose his words carefully and don't rush to make promises. Citing corruption which is d main problem we have as his priority when he is re-elected gives me hope that he should be given a chance.

We the electorate have the power to vote him out if he fails to deliver and am sure politicians knows this now that the people are willing and ready to defend their votes.

I might be considering voting for him, but I'll wait a little bit before making up my mind. But for now GEJ still has ny heart even though he failed woefully in some areas affecting the masses.

Neatboy:
GMB's CHATHAM HOUSE REMARKS:

"Prospects for Democratic Consolidation in Africa: Nigeria’s Transition" - By General Muhammadu Buhari

Chatham House, London, 26 February 2015

Permit me to start by thanking Chatham House for the invitation to talk about this important topic at this crucial time. The 2015 general election in Nigeria is generating a lot of interests within and outside the country. This is understandable. Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country and largest economy, is at a defining moment, a moment that has great implications beyond the democratic project and beyond the borders of my dear country. So let me say upfront that the global interest in Nigeria’s landmark election is not misplaced at all and indeed should be commended, for this is an election that has serious import for the world. I urge the international community to continue to focus on Nigeria at this very critical moment. Given increasing global linkages, it is in our collective interests that the postponed elections should hold on the rescheduled dates, that they should be free and fair, that their outcomes should be respected by all parties, and that any form of extension, under whichever guise, is unconstitutional and would not be tolerated.

Read the full texts here

http:///bLWa3Ltxe5

My take is this: since he agrees that Nigeria has the largest economy in Africa, then what is he coming on board to do? He just shot himself on the leg. APC e-warriors will never read between the lines. We achieve this fit in GEJ's administration even while the country is in war. What do you think will happen when there's a peace relatively?

Boland:

Hello young lady, with this your comment, I'm in love with you already... Nice one jaree..

nyerem:
Jona till 2019

anonimi:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/2160215_twimg20150226113717_jpeg65bb2e13e29a16e59457c0d30a7fb117


Why is the old soldier only looking down all the time?

Is he afraid of misreading the PREPARED speech from his AKPD Media oyinbo people

SmartChoices:


You don't understand marketing.... Now GMB is been aggressively marketed by PDP agents to the extent that the whole nation was on a standstill to see him today... Including GEJ and fayose etc....thank you all....

gen2briz:
Make I save this pictures before Fayose and ayeedee photoshop am

emmykk:
Britons be like why is he pronouncing ad if he is eating hot yam.government as goonment

GoodGovernance:



Very good question!

Intelligence has been defined in many different ways such as in terms of one's capacity for logic, abstract thought, understanding, self-awareness, communication, learning, emotional knowledge, memory, planning, creativity and problem solving.


From "Mainstream Science on Intelligence" (1994), an editorial statement by fifty-two researchers:
A very general mental capability that, among other things, involves the ability to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, comprehend complex ideas, learn quickly and learn from experience. It is not merely book learning, a narrow academic skill, or test-taking smarts. Rather, it reflects a broader and deeper capability for comprehending our surroundings—"catching on," "making sense" of things, or "figuring out" what to do.


Based on the above parameters embedded in the definition of intelligence,Buhari is beyond any reasonable doubt much more intelligent than Jonathan.

QED.

ossaii:



I can bet my life. buhari cannot win this election.
GEJ till 2019

anonymousjuju:


I still hold him in my heart because, the devil you know is better than the angel you've not seen. That should answer your question. Like I said, I'm willing to give buhari a chance, I just need to be convinced the more. I believe some other people out there are like me having such thoughts.

Chiaka:
Chiaka:


Paid supporters!!! this is the same words used on GEJ protesters, same venue.........Now APC people will start causing, am waiting because its what they are best at. lol lol!




Thanks dude.!!!! You really go school, shows you at least have a 1st degree like GEJ, Am not qualified to rule , neither GMB.... one thing is common with me and GMB, we both don't have certificate!!! was 7 years old when he was a dictator and he never bothered to get me schooled, he never bothered schooling the Almajiris in his state either.
Now see wetin I dey spell for Nairaland!!

MosquitoREBIRTH:
Na wa oooo... so you mean APC organized this event?? Guy, you funny oo... Are you telling me you prefer a very corrupt democratic govt? Shagari was almost ruining this country man!!! Do you think a man that has a country at heart will sit and watch while someone ruins the country in the name of 'Democracy'?

OkeEsibe:


i dey si light oo....6am to 4pm....8pm til 12am

stuff46:
I wan ask one question


Na only this cloth he wear or carry go the obodo oyibo?

franzis:
what of we wey dey see just 6hrs for a whole 72hrs, we no be nigeria I guess

razid:


I had my doubts just like you. I hardly believe any politician because whatever they say is always suspicious. But one thing I value most is honesty and integrity. First of all, he was given 30 minutes for the presentation, he kept to time even to the acknowledgement of the Chairman of the occasion. Secondly, one of the enthusiastic supporter of APC asked him what he will do in the first 100 days in office. He told him frankly that when he went for all the rallies and saw the zeal of the people, he got scared. He said truthfully to himself that he wouldn't promise much but he would definitely work on putting the country back on track. This is very rare of our politicians who are known for playing to the gallery.

Thirdly, a sign of an honest leader is accepting responsibility for whatever goes wrong. He publicly admitted that he took responsibility for whatever happened then. Compare this with the present government and see the difference.

I am not worried about the past because what has been done can never be undone. I am particularly concerned about the present and the future. In the past, I wasn't an active player, but now I have the chance to do the right thing and make a change even when it doesn't go the way I want, I will say frankly to myself that I have done my own.

Our parents were indifferent because of their sentiments and other reasons best known to them as at that time, we are still suffering from that indifference up till today. WHAT WILL WE TELL OUR CHILDREN?

My sister(?), I see you as a truthful person, listen to your heart and please don't be swayed by emotions around. It is time for you and I to do something about the progress of our country. Will we rise up to the occasion?

NIGERIA IS NOT FINISHED, NIGERIA IS NOT DEAD, NIGERIA SHALL BE GREAT AGAIN. I'll definitely play my role to make it envy of all nations in the world.

May you find peace of mind in whatever you believe. Thanks

IbnSultaan:
#Buhari Our soldiers are brave, patriotic, well-trained, capable and ready to serve our country

Rennee:

Lol.. That's the way it's gonna be.

Darlduchi:
Change!!! Change!!! Change!!! Yes Change we want, Change we will get!!! we must retain our oil blocks and renew all existing licenses. we make sure that the second niger Bridge remains a dream never to be actualize. queues must return to the petrol pumps. the trains must be parked at the yards where they belong. Almajiri schools must all be converted to Islamic schools. we must continue to smuggle oil out of Nigeria via our islamic neighboring countries. the status quo of Northern domination must return. we must never rebuild any of the churches our Boko faithfuls have destroy neither shall we allow such to be rebuilt, we must consolidate our gains. we are nothing without the oil, Lagos and the entire west, not to mention the north on oil proceed to succeed, therefore we must do all we can to regain power so as to control the revenue. Islam must rule, we will never allow infidels to lord over us. Change is here.!!!

[Change!! Change!! Change!! Is all we want. Change of citizenship is closer than ever before. From the street of lagos to the cocoa farms of ogbomosho, from the street of abuja to sugar cane plantations of the savanna. from the burnt markets of the West to the malls of the East.
I say ride on APC

Ikengawo:
Book

SirShymexx:


He looks like the ordained one talking to the blue bloods.

I doubt anyone can stop him - that podium comes with a lot of things.