Maybe you don't know that Saudi Arabia is a US ally...and if they run there, na the prince of Saudi himself go hand them over to US themselves...After all, Buhari holds no strategic advantage outside his Fulani hegemony.

fuckerstard:
Na dem know, all dia own no pass visa denial. As if no other country to go, mtcheww.

The problems wey US dey cause sef, i just tire.

fuckerstard:
Na dem know, all dia own no pass visa denial. As if no other country to go, mtcheww.

The problems wey US dey cause sef, i just tire.

You know why?

Because US knew many of them built their wealth in their economy and once visa is denied to them, their asset becomes forfeited and it becomes partially theirs.

rusher14:
Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the People Democratic Party  (PDP), paid a visit to members of the US Congress, who are favourably disposed to President Donald Trump.

The former vice-president, who has not visited the US in 13 years, made a surprise visit to the US on Thursday, with plans to speak at the US Chamber of Commerce on Friday.

Before his off the record meeting at the chamber, Atiku paid a visit to Chris Smith (pictured above), a member of the Republican Party, and representative for New Jersey, who is serving his 2oth term in office.



Evidently someone on Atiku's payroll.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thecable.ng/atiku-visits-us-congress-meets-trumps-allies/amp

That's the kind of president we want. A man who reaches out accross borders. An urbane leader. Cosmopolitan and enterprising.

Now buhari is antisocial, gerontologic, a religious bigot and a slowpoke. As if that's not bad enough, he's suffering from initial stages of Alzheimer's disease. Abegiiii

Newboss:


We'd rather go into military regime than allow US an inch of authority in this country. Learn from history. US is NOT a friend

You do not speak for the entire country.If Buhari loses on Saturday and refuses to leave for any reason whatsorever.Nigeria will be invaded by a coalition of foreign military powers.Just get that fact into your skull

fuckerstard:
Na dem know, all dia own no pass visa denial. As if no other country to go, mtcheww.

The problems wey US dey cause sef, i just tire.

Visa denial... its the least.... its very much more than that...

The Present Government knows better..!!

ishiamu:
Rep. Chris Smith, immediate past chairman of the United States House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, has spoken on the postponement of Nigeria elections.

His reaction was contained in a statement he signed on Monday.

The statement posted on his website reads: “Responsibility for the delay of Nigeria’s presidential election lays squarely with President Muhammadu Buhari and those close to him.


“Actions in advance of the election — including removal of Supreme Court Chief Justice Walter Onnoghen and arson attacks on Independent National Electoral Commission offices in opposition strongholds — are undermining confidence that this election and subsequent gubernatorial elections will be free and fair.

“At a minimum, the presidential election must meet the 2015 standard, which saw a peaceful transfer of power and a statement by the then-sitting president that all bloodshed must be avoided.”

Rep. Smith also called upon the Trump Administration and the State Department to focus greater attention upon Nigeria.

In addition to being sub-Saharan Africa’s most populous nation, Nigeria is its biggest economy, and what happens in Nigeria has ramifications beyond its borders,” Smith said.

“Given the magnitude of global problems Secretary Pompeo must contend with, he should consider appointing a Special Envoy for Nigeria vested with full authority.

“The State Department must use all tools at its disposal, including visa denial and sanctioning authority, to hold accountable those who undermine democracy and foment sectarian and ethnic violence.”

Earlier, Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.), expressed her concern after Presidential and National Assembly elections in Nigeria were postponed to February 23rd.

A statement she signed reads: “This delay impacts Nigeria’s 84 million registered voters who traveled from cities across Nigeria, as well as North America, Europe and Asia, for the sole purpose of making their voices heard at the ballot box.

“My hope is that this delay does not impact voter turnout or harm the credibility and legitimacy of the election, as the postponement could impact local, regional, and international observation missions.

“Nigeria’s electoral institutions played a critical role in ensuring that the 2015 elections were carried out in a transparent, fair, and peaceful manner. I hope to see that tradition continue during this 2019 election cycle.

“Nigeria can serve as an example for the region as a whole and I hope that this postponement does not negatively impact that potential.”


http://dailypost.ng/2019/02/19/nigeria-election-shift-us-lawmaker-blames-buhari-associates-tells-trump/amp/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews

These f00ls will never look at the cause but be shouting at the effects.
He didn't even talk of why CJN was suspended, whether real or fabricated.
He did not reason why the election was suspended but just that the President is at fault.
If this is how America is run will u guys be here today in this powerful state?!!!!!
It's starting to show "true true" that America might habe hidden agendas about this election.

Michael Jackson said it all "They don't really care about us". The earlier we realised that the better.

Please Nigerians in the US can't you guys also create awareness on the lopsided intervention of the American government? I am sure not all of the citizens will buy into their government act.

ishiamu:
Rep. Chris Smith, immediate past chairman of the United States House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, has spoken on the postponement of Nigeria elections.

His reaction was contained in a statement he signed on Monday.

The statement posted on his website reads: “Responsibility for the delay of Nigeria’s presidential election lays squarely with President Muhammadu Buhari and those close to him.


“Actions in advance of the election — including removal of Supreme Court Chief Justice Walter Onnoghen and arson attacks on Independent National Electoral Commission offices in opposition strongholds — are undermining confidence that this election and subsequent gubernatorial elections will be free and fair.

“At a minimum, the presidential election must meet the 2015 standard, which saw a peaceful transfer of power and a statement by the then-sitting president that all bloodshed must be avoided.”

Rep. Smith also called upon the Trump Administration and the State Department to focus greater attention upon Nigeria.

In addition to being sub-Saharan Africa’s most populous nation, Nigeria is its biggest economy, and what happens in Nigeria has ramifications beyond its borders,” Smith said.

“Given the magnitude of global problems Secretary Pompeo must contend with, he should consider appointing a Special Envoy for Nigeria vested with full authority.

“The State Department must use all tools at its disposal, including visa denial and sanctioning authority, to hold accountable those who undermine democracy and foment sectarian and ethnic violence.”

Earlier, Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.), expressed her concern after Presidential and National Assembly elections in Nigeria were postponed to February 23rd.

A statement she signed reads: “This delay impacts Nigeria’s 84 million registered voters who traveled from cities across Nigeria, as well as North America, Europe and Asia, for the sole purpose of making their voices heard at the ballot box.

“My hope is that this delay does not impact voter turnout or harm the credibility and legitimacy of the election, as the postponement could impact local, regional, and international observation missions.

“Nigeria’s electoral institutions played a critical role in ensuring that the 2015 elections were carried out in a transparent, fair, and peaceful manner. I hope to see that tradition continue during this 2019 election cycle.

“Nigeria can serve as an example for the region as a whole and I hope that this postponement does not negatively impact that potential.”


http://dailypost.ng/2019/02/19/nigeria-election-shift-us-lawmaker-blames-buhari-associates-tells-trump/amp/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews

God will surely deal with you westerners. You never meant well for us and God will not allow your evils to triumph on Nigeria soil. We've not forgotten your evil machinations in Libya and other countries as well.

Olukat:
America mean this man o
Bubu don suffer this year.
Buhari should take the path of peace and tread carefully
the signs aren't looking so good for him.

I knew they would move against him when Trump didn't deny that Lifeless comment

Oyimeoyimemua:
Everything will be alright, they should just let us do our thing

the election that is filled with comedy and tragedy is what you say will be alright, my brother they should not leave us alone, we have a lot more to learn from them, Africans, Nigeria in particular have been emulating them for ages so we must continue coz they are far ahead of us in almost everything, if you tell them to leave us to run our thing ourselves then take a good look at our nation now, it getting worse by the day, and i know black Africans a lot, they like to cling unto power for life if permitted, so we need Americans to watch over us, its not that we are slaves, its just that we have more to learn from them, after all they are not the ones making national decisions for us so we need them more for peace and prosperity.

1stCitizen:
Just like the Russians have dirt on Trump and have turned him to a puppet, the Americans too have an obvious mountain of dirt on Atiku and want him to win so they can have a puppet.

Africans have always been used by westerners to destroy themselves

What dirt did Obama have on buhari that he openly supported him in 2015.

fuckerstard:
Na dem know, all dia own no pass visa denial. As if no other country to go, mtcheww.

The problems wey US dey cause sef, i just tire.

I tire o. Any little thing...Visa denial. Behaving like "pikins"

Karrisleo:
If you know

Come is this a prophet

PaChukwudi44:


You do not speak for the entire country.If Buhari loses on Saturday and refuses to leave for any reason whatsorever.Nigeria will be invaded by a coalition of foreign military powers.Just get that fact into your skull

No educated person in Nigeria who has an atom of knowledge of history will let any coalition into our borders. Nigeria is a sovereign state. We deal with our problems our own way. Try and get some education about that

Softhands:
Maybe you don't know that Saudi Arabia is a US ally...and if they run there, na the prince of Saudi himself go hand them over to US themselves.

What has the US done about the murder of Khashoggi by the Saudis despite all the noise they made?

Oyimeoyimemua:
Everything will be alright, they should just let us do our thing

no o abeg they should not leave us alone, which your thing you want to do, the election that is filled with comedy and tragedy is what you say will be alright, my brother they should not leave us alone, we have a lot more to learn from them, Africans, Nigeria in particular have been emulating them for ages so we must continue coz they are far ahead of us in almost everything, if you tell them to leave us to run our thing ourselves then take a good look at our nation now, it getting worse by the day, and i know black Africans a lot, they like to cling unto power for life if permitted, so we need Americans to watch over us, its not that we are slaves, its just that we have more to learn from them, after all they are not the ones making national decisions for us so we need them more for peace and prosperity.

teejona:


God will surely deal with you westerners. You never meant well for us and God will not allow your evils to triumph on Nigeria soil. We've not forgotten your evil machinations in Libya and other countries as well.

A lot of these guys shouting their support for the Americans dont really know anything. Iraq, Iran, Libya, Egypt, Syria, etc are few examples of the effects of their interventions. Even Russia was not spared but thanks to the will and love the Russians have fir Mother Russia, they made a terrific come back

fuckerstard:
Na dem know, all dia own no pass visa denial. As if no other country to go, mtcheww.

The problems wey US dey cause sef, i just tire.

If Buhari tries any nonsense, it won't just be visa denials alone. Atiku can still be encouraged to form a government in parallel and Nigerians will listen to him. Buharri's sit-tight mentality will simply encourage chaos, we know he enjoys bloodshed but it won't augur well for him this time. All his zombies put together can't save him when we world have decided it is over for him.

He must leave peacefully or get the 'gbabo' treatment and live in infamy for the rest of whatever is remaining of his miserable life. Since he is stubborn, the killings of hundreds of Nigerians which he orchestrated in 2011 when he lost an election will be brought the fore in ICC against him, crime and justice does not expire. The killings of Eastern youths, Shiites etc will also be brought against him in ICC.

He must be very careful, Nigeria is not his personal property. He may be greater than the people of Daura but he cannot be greater than 185 million Nigeria. Nigeria is bigger than him

Olukat:




Just stop it. Nigeria business is an international business
We need to be careful with our utterances.

I am sorry. Please edit my statement on your comment.

Karrisleo:
If you know

Hey broh this stuff is trending in most Akwaibomites facebook post. They just go to their 2015 post to edit it and share again. Discard it.

GoldHorse:


A lot of these guys shouting their support for the Americans dont really know anything. Iraq, Iran, Libya, Egypt, Syria, etc are few examples of the effects of their interventions. Even Russia was not spared but thanks to the will and love the Russians have fir Mother Russia, they made a terrific come back

Shut up your filthy mouth and get lost!

You didn't do all these preaching when your dumb dullardhari was gallivanting all over UK and US seeking Hussein Obama's endorsement in 2014 and 2015 before the elections.

vicdom:
Each time I see Buhari on TV, I quickly open my wallet to see if my PVC is still there.

PVC inside your wallet? You need to take the task of sending Buhari back to Daura more seriously. Mine is under lock and key at home. I can't afford the risk of a missing wallet.

Karrisleo:
If you know

Omo! who is this guy? Is he a soothsayer?

Buhari ventured into politics so as to clean his smelly image but sadly he has ended up soaking his image ruthlessly in more poo,buhari is an evil minded sectional bigot who will never change,and as for buhari supporters, chaiii,if they allow me do what i really want to do to them ehn,na HAGUE i go land.

Karrisleo:
If you know

You can edit ur old Facebook posts, do you want me to teach you so you can also do Something similar

fuckerstard:


Just how they forced out Ghadafi, and tore libya apart abi?

We don't need them!

If their military action would tear Nigeria apart then am okay with it.
Nigeria is too big to a country on its own!

phase1:


Shut up your filthy mouth and get lost!

You didn't do all these preaching when your dumb dullardhari was gallivanting all over UK and US seeking Hussein Obama's endorsement in 2014 and 2015 before the elections.

Eyah! Pele! Ndo!
...and I tot they said they cured you already. I hope you have not been skipping your medications?

How much did Atiku pay this one?

GoldHorse:


Eyah! Pele! Ndo!
...and I tot they said they cured you already. I hope you have not been skipping your medications?

Sharap and get lost, you filthy ewedu zombie!

Carry your odoriferous zombie smell commot here!

Nigeria is a sovereign nation. enough of US meddling in other countries' internal political affairs. after now they will be shouting russia this russia that.

athiefKulooter is sure benefiting from his $90,000 per month lobby investment, but sadly for athiefKuLooter, Nigerians are still going to banish him to Cameroon....his ipob errand losers are free to join him in Cameroon.

Newboss:


No educated person in Nigeria who has an atom of knowledge of history will let any coalition into our borders. Nigeria is a sovereign state. We deal with our problems our own way. Try and get some education about that

So if Buhari loses and refuses to go we should let him continue?