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victorD3:
Lies from hell. Who if morroco to snub the biggest economy in Africa.

itetemi:
biggest economy indeed with how many of your population living in abject poverty.


abeg it shows the level of shame they ave brought on the nation.

1stCitizen:
#NeverAgain shall we allow a a mediocre performer become President of Nigeria
#NeverAgain shall we allow a clueless corrupt individual to run our affairs
#NeverAgain shall we allow a man who failed to act when many were being killed until he saw election defeat in his face to rule us
Never Again!

God Bless Nigeria!
God Bless the Coalition force
God Bless the Millitary
God Bless GMB

Elslim:
Team GEJ where una de?? GOD don catch una again. 2wiks to go sha...

mycar:
Once a topic is dropped, APC railway workers are already on to derail the post with useless posts

Chigold101:
because of muslim politics, abi?

Morrocco should jump into the nearest pit. Because they dont understand democracy. Period!

xcolanto:
Where was it ever stated that GEJ spoke to the Moroccan monarch? Because I never read any news that stated so. The only news that went around was that the monarch decline to speak with GEJ for electoral reasons. So APC goons can you paste the news where GEJ or his cabinet claimed to speak with the monarch??

itetemi:
if you can lie this terribly on another country, you can imagine the amount of lies the government feeds its citizen with daily.




see the lie on Monday as placed in thisday newspaper:

[b]The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has refuted some media reports that President Goodluck Jonathan was snubbed by King Mohammed VI of Morocco when the latter purportedly refused to speak to the president on the phone. Some news reports had quoted a statement from the Moroccan Foreign Affairs Ministry as stating that the king had refused to speak to Jonathan, adding that it was an inappropriate move by the Nigerian leader to curry electoral favours just weeks before a crucial poll.
The statement explained that the monarch rejected the request for a phone conversation and the sending of a Nigerian envoy to the country because Mohammed VI viewed the overture as an attempt by Jonathan to take advantage of Morocco’s influence to secure Muslim votes in the forthcoming Nigerian election.
However, in a statement yesterday, the Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the president did speak with the Moroccan monarch, adding: “Since the King was in France and not in Morocco, both leaders spoke extensively over the phone on matters of mutual interest and concern that have nothing to do with the conduct of re-scheduled elections in Nigeria.
“It is therefore preposterous to suggest that Mr. President’s telephone call to the Moroccan monarch was intended to confer any electoral advantage to the president.”
The ministry asked the media to exercise greater restraint and circumspection in the use of foreign sources for news developments in Nigeria.
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http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/fg-jonathan-was-not-snubbed-by-moroccan-king/203676/

victorD3:
Lies from hell. Who if morroco to snub the biggest economy in Africa.

theoctopus:
[size=14pt]All of you these APC cyber cafe people will get tired soon. After the elections, you will all loose your jobs. Keep doing this your groupie una hear? [/size]

itetemi:
if you can lie this terribly on another country, you can imagine the amount of lies the government feeds its citizen with daily.




see the lie on Monday as placed in thisday newspaper:

[b]The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has refuted some media reports that President Goodluck Jonathan was snubbed by King Mohammed VI of Morocco when the latter purportedly refused to speak to the president on the phone. Some news reports had quoted a statement from the Moroccan Foreign Affairs Ministry as stating that the king had refused to speak to Jonathan, adding that it was an inappropriate move by the Nigerian leader to curry electoral favours just weeks before a crucial poll.
The statement explained that the monarch rejected the request for a phone conversation and the sending of a Nigerian envoy to the country because Mohammed VI viewed the overture as an attempt by Jonathan to take advantage of Morocco’s influence to secure Muslim votes in the forthcoming Nigerian election.
However, in a statement yesterday, the Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the president did speak with the Moroccan monarch, adding: “Since the King was in France and not in Morocco, both leaders spoke extensively over the phone on matters of mutual interest and concern that have nothing to do with the conduct of re-scheduled elections in Nigeria.
“It is therefore preposterous to suggest that Mr. President’s telephone call to the Moroccan monarch was intended to confer any electoral advantage to the president.”
The ministry asked the media to exercise greater restraint and circumspection in the use of foreign sources for news developments in Nigeria.
[/b]
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/fg-jonathan-was-not-snubbed-by-moroccan-king/203676/