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And the REPACKAGING of the expired odoriferous old pensioner continues.....


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Sai baba

Omoalhaja7:
True talk my Barrister.
Buhari of yesterday is the same today & will be tomorrow.....
Juz cnt wait till May 29th when he wll be MASSIVELY marched to Aso Rock


SaiGMB/PYO

if wishes were horses beggars would ride. Wake up from your slumber.

kayboy4y:
Even the worse PDP members know how humane is the General. The prblm is that truth is always bitter in the mouth of those that hate it. Anyways, come rain come sun, GMB all the way.

Humane must have another meaning in the broom-wielding coven of APC witches, not so




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kahal29:
The Nigerian Civil War ended on January 15, 1970. Naturally, Nige­rian soldiers occupied every part of Igbo land and used school premises as their make-shift barracks. Less mal­nourished young men were sus­pected to be defunct Biafran soldiers and some ladies suf­fered at the hands of the ram­paging soldiers.

My village, Umueleke, in Ehime Mbano of Imo State, was one of the communities occupied by the Nigerian soldiers with their natural provocative utterances. The village shares a common boundary with Mbaise in Imo State, where we assumed to be the operational headquarters of the Nigerian soldiers within our area during that period.

On a certain day in March 1970, one of our brothers that fled Lagos to Biafra with his new car, but could not use same during the war for fear of being confis­cated by Biafran Soldiers, per­fectly concealed same throughout the period of the Civil War. He brought out the car in March of the same year and drove same to our market square where the sol­diers were stationed.

Unfortunately, the soldiers harassed him out of the car and confiscated same, luckily for him there was a divine intervention as the crowd of onlookers saw a con­voy coming from the Mbaise axis of our community and suddenly a young and slim officer alighted from the military jeep. He en­quired why the crowd gathered and why the man was weeping; the man informed him of how the soldiers had beaten him up and confiscated his car.

The slim officer was a captain with his name-tag Buhari. The officer reminded the people that the war had ended and such thing should not happen. He quickly ordered for the release of the car and also reprimanded the soldiers and as a result, our community enjoyed the usual freedom.

When he became the Head of State, I discovered from his facial appearance that it was the same Buhari that showed human con­cern to our brother.

But since Buhari indicated in­terest in ruling the country once again, I have read many commen­taries on the pages of newspapers and electronic media that are very uncomplimentary about his life and I wonder whether it is the same Buhari I met in 1970 who was full of passion for people.

However, from my encounter with GMB then, I came to the conclusion that he is not only hu­mane, but a stickler for justice as demonstrated by his insistence that my brother’s car is returned immediately and which the sol­diers did. That he ordered that the car be returned and the soldiers involved in such act be detained for stepping beyond their bounds depicted Buhari as a compassion­ate man and a disciplinarian who abhors maltreating innocent civil­ians. After all, Buhari could have joined forces with his men to con­fiscate the car, but he did not be­cause he believed that the war had ended and people should be set free form bondage and discrimi­nation. But he said “mbanau ooo!”

Of course, the lessons learnt from the above are: that a leader must stand for justice at all times; that a leader must take a decision when necessary; that a leader must instil discipline in his lieu­tenants; that not all Northern sol­diers were wicked after the war and that GMB is misrepresented by many Nigerians who see him as evil and tribalistic.

Indeed, from the lessons, one can deduce that GMB is far bet­ter than our South-South brothers who confiscated our property im­mediately after the war and nick­named it ‘abondoned property’ particularly in Rivers and Bayel­sa. Many Igbos died while in pur­suit of their legitimate rights over their property. My family mem­bers were victims and I nearly lost my life.. Again, I think some Igbos are still at war with Buhari, 45 years after the war ended. So, if by divine act, Buhari wins, what will be the fate of Igbos.?

.Barrister Onyebueke is the former Vice-Chairman,

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=109383

how much were you paid

anonimi:
And the REPACKAGING of the expired odoriferous old pensioner continues.....


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I tell you my brother... Let them keep laundering his image. We already know him.

ivex:
how much were you paid

Help me ask the liar.

Between the amiable general and clueless gej the differance is clear.

Princecalm:
we will use the broom to chase witchcraft and that is to say all corrupt officers will be chased out.

Corrupt officers like these ones



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barcanista:
We have been hearing that PDP wrecked Nigeria for almost 16 years. I have taken my time to probe into the APC Presidential Campaign Organisation to see whether or not the "Change" Agents who forms members of the APÇPCO are "fresh intellectuals" or they have had one or two roles to play in Nigeria's decay by serving under "PDP" since 1999. Here is what I found out after probing into the list

www.thecable.ng/atiku-tinubu-named-buhari-campaign-team

1. Alh Atiku Abubakar Vice Chairman North,
Vice President 1999-2007(PDP)

2. Governor Chibuike Amaechi Secretary/
Director General
PDP Speaker RSHA under the failed administration of Peter Odili. PDP Governor(2007-2013)

3. Dr. S Jaja Council Member
Fmr PDP Deputy National Chairman

4. Prince T. Momoh Council Member
PDP(1999), ANPP(2003),CPC(2011), APC(till date)

5. Sen O. Izunaso Council Member
Reps PDP(1999-2007), Senator PDP(2007-2011)

6. Sen L. Shuaibu Council Member
Senator ANPP(1999-2007), PDP Gov Candidate for Zamfara(2007) Served Under PDP President Yaradua(2009-2010)

7. Chief S. Oni Council Member
PDP Ekiti Gov (2007-2010)

8. Gov. R Kwakwanso Council Member
PDP Gov (1999-2003), Def Min(2003-2007),PDP Gov(2011-2013)

9. Chief B. Akande Council Member
AD Gov Osun (1999-2003). Defeated as incumbent

10. Chief A. Ogbegie Council Member
(Not much is known about him)

11. Chief John Oyegun , Deputy Chairman
Council Member Chairman, APC
(Supported the Government of National Unity of Yaradua against Buhari in 2007)

13. Sen A. Adamu Council Member
PDP Nasarawa Gov(1999-2007), PDP BoT Secretary(2008-2011), PDP Senator(2011-2013)

14. Gov. A. Ahmed Council Member Governor,Kwara State
PDP Commissioner(2003-2011),PDP Kwara Gov(2011-2013)

15. Gov. R. Okorocha Council Member
PDP Special Adviser Under President Obasanjo

16. Sen Chris Ngige Council Member
PDP Anambra Gov(2003-2006)

17. Sen. G Akume Council Member,
PDP Benue Gov(1999-2007), PDP Senator(2007-2011)

18. Sen. B. Saraki Council Member
PDP Kwara Gov(2003-2011), PDP Senator(2011-2013)

19. Sen D. Goje Council Member
PDP Min of State for Power(1999-2002), PDP Gombe Gov(2003-2011), PDP Senator(2011-2013)

20. Sen A. Yarima Council Member
(God bless our infant daughters)

21. Alh K. Baraje Council Member
PDP Strongman 1998-2013. PdP Nat Secretary(2008-11)

22. Rt. Hon A Tambuwal Council Member
Speaker, House of Representatives
ANPP-DPP-ANPP-PDP(2007-2014)

23. Chief Audu Ogbeh Deputy Director
Coordination
PDP National Chairman(2001-2005)

24. Gov Aliyu Wamakko Council Member,
PDP Sokoto Gov (2007-2013)

25. Garba Shehu Director, Media and Publicity
Spokesman PDP VP Atiku(1999-2007)

26. Hon Sokonte Davies Director, Admin &Finance
PDP REP 2011-2013.

27. General Dambazau Director, Security
Was the Chief of Army Staff that ordered for Military deployment without notifying Acting President Jonathan in 2010. He was part of the Turai Yaraadua cabal.
http://saharareporters.com/real-news/sr-
headlines/5284-turai-coup-detat-how-turai-yaradua-
seized-power.html

28. Dasuki Jalo(Youth Mobilisation)
PDP Gombe SA(2003-2004), PDP LGA Chairman(2003-2008)

Additionally, Chief Barnabas Germade a Former PDP Boss Ùnder Obasanjo is a Senatoral Candidate of APC in Benue.

Olusegun Obasanjo that was asked by the APC to "Navigate" the Change was the PDP President between 1999-2007.

Hon Bello Mansari who was speaker of House of Reps during the inglorious tenure of Obasanjo/Atiku, is the APC Gov Candidate in Katsina State.

Fellow Nigerians, what moral justification does these men have to heap the whole PDP 15 years of leadership failure on President Goodluck Jonathan?

So some Ibo's like this [color=#000000][/color]Still dey 9ja....Despite this write up,some idiot will still come up wit Gej till dem papa get sense to vote for Change

Omoalhaja7:
True talk my Barrister.
Buhari of yesterday is the same today & will be tomorrow.....
Juz cnt wait till May 29th when he wll be MASSIVELY marched to Aso Rock


SaiGMB/PYO

I can't wait too to see him loosing again

March 1970. Since 1970, the same BUHARI has not changed as a person? In any event, we should ask for the will of the Almighty God to be done. I am concerned about the future of my 5 years old daughter and countless others. What future do they have in a country like ours? God have mercy.

KwoiZabo:
Rubbish. He is a tribalist, bigot & Islamic fundamentalists. Ekwueme prison. Shagari house arrests. Hundred years in prison, Unfair trials, post election violence etc.

Buhari wasn't responsible for the sentencing! The accused were taken to the TRIBUNALS and then judged, he wasn't the judge. Get your facts straight!

LagosBoi2:
Sai Buhari

#IN BUHARI WE TRUST#

Buhari is now ur god?
#IN GOD I TRUST ..

SeverusSnape:
Buhari IS A DESPOTIC TYRANT.


Keep laundering his battered image.

just lyk ur. nem. He is ur image...

Demmzy15:
Buhari wasn't responsible for the sentencing! The accused were taken to the TRIBUNALS and then judged, he wasn't the judge. Get your facts straight!

But who has the final say

No matter how you pqckage "poopoo" (faeces), it will never be edible;
No matter how you wash a pig, it will still go back to the thrash.

No matter the hype, Buhari is a tribalist, extremist, coupist and destroyer of democracy, hypocrite and stunt-puller. His age, his pedigree, his disposition, he records disqualify him for that hallowed position.

francizy:
I don't believe all these lies. Anybody looking for one or two pennies can come out to fabricate a script. The next thing is, we might see it in nollywood.

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The more you look the less you see,the script writters name is written there,google it and call him to ask for your self.

Thanks

If wishes were horses beggars would ride. Buhari will only become a president in sambisa or his Daura cattle ranch. Are some Nigerians this naive and dumb? A man who threatened the sovereignty of this great country and said the streets will be soaked with the blood of monkeys and baboons if he's not returned to power. A man who said an attack on Boko Haram is an attack on the north. A man who said muslims should only vote for muslims. A man whose kinsmen are busy wreaking havoc in various communities across the middle belt and north central region. What change are you hoping to get from a man surrounded by tinubu and Amaechi? Two corrupt elements. Gej might not be the best but he's the only good alternative. Do you know what this man has in store for Nigeria? Too bad many of you are so blind you can't see. I will pick gej anytime and anyday. Buhari can never be the president of Nigeria. Mark this day that I said this. If. Apc had presented a better candidate I would have vote for Apc but Tinubu's presence at apc has spoilt everything. How can one fight corruption with tinubu and Amaechi as your buddies?

Sia Buhari.

k

GOODLUCK is finished..

kettykin:
Buhari might be a good and disciplined officer but is he the best for the presidency now that he is an old man and is surrounded by hypocrites and corrupt people who wrecked Nigeria

INTEGRITY IS WHAT MATTERS MOST.AGE IS JUST A NUMBER. HOW OLD WAS MANDELA?
BY THE WAY,HE IS A FAR MORE BETTER CANDIDATE THAN JONATHAN WHO HAS NO SAYING IN NIGERIA AFFAIRS.
A FORMER DICTATOR IS BETTER THAN A FAILED PRESIDENT

Animal

LagosBoi2:
Sai Buhari

#IN BUHARI WE TRUST#

Princecalm:
we will use the broom to chase witchcraft and that is to say all corrupt officers will be chased out.

Tinubu,Nigeria's Biggest Landlord and a Drug Leader wants to effect change? Well,maybe a negative change. Alongside the likes of Amaechi,Fashola,Atiku,Rauf and co. I don't tink dats d true change Nigerians want. Sorry. I guess Buhari needs to work with people who have cleaner records before we believe d shittt they term 'Change'.

Intendy:
INTEGRITY IS WHAT MATTERS MOST.AGE IS JUST A NUMBER. HIW HOLD WAS MANDELA?
BY THE WAY HE IS A FAR MORE BETTER CANDIDATE THAN JONATHAN WHO AS NO SAYING IN NIGERIA AFFAIRS.
A FORMER DICTATOR IS BETTER THAN A FAILED PRESIDENT

u r idiot...............u r d failure of urs self by saying dis

kahal29:
The Nigerian Civil War ended on January 15, 1970. Naturally, Nige­rian soldiers occupied every part of Igbo land and used school premises as their make-shift barracks. Less mal­nourished young men were sus­pected to be defunct Biafran soldiers and some ladies suf­fered at the hands of the ram­paging soldiers.

My village, Umueleke, in Ehime Mbano of Imo State, was one of the communities occupied by the Nigerian soldiers with their natural provocative utterances. The village shares a common boundary with Mbaise in Imo State, where we assumed to be the operational headquarters of the Nigerian soldiers within our area during that period.

On a certain day in March 1970, one of our brothers that fled Lagos to Biafra with his new car, but could not use same during the war for fear of being confis­cated by Biafran Soldiers, per­fectly concealed same throughout the period of the Civil War. He brought out the car in March of the same year and drove same to our market square where the sol­diers were stationed.

Unfortunately, the soldiers harassed him out of the car and confiscated same, luckily for him there was a divine intervention as the crowd of onlookers saw a con­voy coming from the Mbaise axis of our community and suddenly a young and slim officer alighted from the military jeep. He en­quired why the crowd gathered and why the man was weeping; the man informed him of how the soldiers had beaten him up and confiscated his car.

The slim officer was a captain with his name-tag Buhari. The officer reminded the people that the war had ended and such thing should not happen. He quickly ordered for the release of the car and also reprimanded the soldiers and as a result, our community enjoyed the usual freedom.

When he became the Head of State, I discovered from his facial appearance that it was the same Buhari that showed human con­cern to our brother.

But since Buhari indicated in­terest in ruling the country once again, I have read many commen­taries on the pages of newspapers and electronic media that are very uncomplimentary about his life and I wonder whether it is the same Buhari I met in 1970 who was full of passion for people.

However, from my encounter with GMB then, I came to the conclusion that he is not only hu­mane, but a stickler for justice as demonstrated by his insistence that my brother’s car is returned immediately and which the sol­diers did. That he ordered that the car be returned and the soldiers involved in such act be detained for stepping beyond their bounds depicted Buhari as a compassion­ate man and a disciplinarian who abhors maltreating innocent civil­ians. After all, Buhari could have joined forces with his men to con­fiscate the car, but he did not be­cause he believed that the war had ended and people should be set free form bondage and discrimi­nation. But he said “mbanau ooo!”

Of course, the lessons learnt from the above are: that a leader must stand for justice at all times; that a leader must take a decision when necessary; that a leader must instil discipline in his lieu­tenants; that not all Northern sol­diers were wicked after the war and that GMB is misrepresented by many Nigerians who see him as evil and tribalistic.

Indeed, from the lessons, one can deduce that GMB is far bet­ter than our South-South brothers who confiscated our property im­mediately after the war and nick­named it ‘abondoned property’ particularly in Rivers and Bayel­sa. Many Igbos died while in pur­suit of their legitimate rights over their property. My family mem­bers were victims and I nearly lost my life.. Again, I think some Igbos are still at war with Buhari, 45 years after the war ended. So, if by divine act, Buhari wins, what will be the fate of Igbos.?

.Barrister Onyebueke is the former Vice-Chairman,

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=109383

While I appreciate your story, iw will also like to here your encouter with Yemi Osinbajo, Tinubu and the likes to help me make a better informed decision...

I hate politics to d core dat I ve never participated in any election B4 but when I met GMB and saw his exemplary personility (different from wat I've been hearing), he completely change my passive view about. Politics.

Please Vote 4 GMB cos I know he ll change naija positively.