It is a pity that you don't know the meaning of illiteracy,
hence you are a stack illiterate.

BUHARI

gen2briz:
How you take see these blessings.

Jacob style indeed

YES

India Prime Minister Narendra Modi has
conceded defeat in Delhi state elections after
vote counting showed anti-corruption
campaigner Arvind Kejriwal's party heading for
a landslide victory.
According to initial results, released on Tuesday
morning, the opposition Aam Aadmi Party (AAP),
led by former chief minister Kejriwal, was
further ahead than straw polls earlier in the
week had predicted, and leading in 62 seats out
of 70.
Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party
(BJP) would hold just seven seats if the current
trend continued. The counting had not finished
on Tuesday morning and final results were
subject to change.
"Such a big mandate is very scary, and we
should live up to people's expectations,"
Kejriwal told his cheering supporters, who
showered rose petals on him outside the
party's headquarters in New Delhi.
He said the arrogance of leaders in Modi's BJP
led to the party's poor showing. The BJP has
been on a winning streak since demolishing the
competition in national elections in May, with
many attributing its success to Modi's
charisma, his promises of economic growth and
voters' fury over endemic corruption.
Al Jazeera's Faiz Jamil, reporting from New
Delhi said the extent of the lead had not been
expected.
.


source
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2015/02/india-ruling-party-heading-defeat-dehli-150210042226101.html

That is how they denied election postponement and it happened, GEJ and PDP are coup planners.

tit:
He was caught red-handed trying to rig the elections for his tribesman Buhari!
The NSA has been monitoring and recording his phone conversations with Chinese technology!
When his brother Sambo Dasuki confronted him with the evidence, he broke down and cryed!

The India incumbent prime minister has congratu


ated the opposition leader that won the just concluded election.
The same thing will happen in Nigeria in this coming election either Jega resign or not in Jesus name because GEJ is not a christian.

Tribunal dismisses Omisore’s petition, affirms
Aregbesola’s victory
The Election Petitions Tribunal, hearing cases
arising from the Osun State August 9, 2014
governorship election in the state, has dismissed
the petition of the Peoples Democratic Party’s
candidate in the election, Senator Iyiola Omisore,
challenging the victory of Governor Rauf
Aregbesola of the All Progressives Congress.
In the judgment, lasting over seven hours, the
tribunal dismissed the prayers of the petitioner,
alleging malpractices and substantial non-
compliance of the poll with the Electoral Act as
amended.
The petition was dismissed in a unanimous
judgment, which started at 9.10am and concluded
by 4.38pm, read by tribunal chairman, Justice
Elizabeth Ikpejime.
The judgment was read amidst heavy presence of
security men at the court premises.
The tribunal held that Aregbesola, who scored
394,684 votes credited to him by INEC, was validly
elected and returned as the winner of the poll.
Omisore scored 292,747.
Three issues were formulated for determination by
the tribunal.
The first issues was whether the tribunal has
jurisdiction to hear the petitioner’s petition.
The second issue for determination was whether
the election was vitiated by the reason of alleged
substantial non compliance with the Electoral Act
and the third issue was whether the first
respondent ( Aregbesola) was validly elected and
returned as the winner of the poll.
The first issue of jurisdiction, which the first
respondent complained against in an application,
was resolved against him.
The only issue, which was resolved in favour of the
petitioner, which allowed his petition to scale the
first hurdle put against it by the first respondent,
did not avail him of victory at the end as the
tribunal went ahead to expose the weaknesses in
the allegations contained in his petition.
On the issue of substantial non compliance, the
tribunal resolved the issue against the petitioner.
The Election Petitions Tribunal, hearing cases
arising from the Osun State August 9, 2014
governorship election in the state, has dismissed
the petition of the Peoples Democratic Party’s
candidate in the election, Senator Iyiola Omisore,
challenging the victory of Governor Rauf
Aregbesola of the All Progressives Congress.
In the judgment, lasting over seven hours, the
tribunal dismissed the prayers of the petitioner,
alleging malpractices and substantial non-
compliance of the poll with the Electoral Act as
amended.
The petition was dismissed in a unanimous
judgment, which started at 9.10am and concluded
by 4.38pm, read by tribunal chairman, Justice
Elizabeth Ikpejime.
The judgment was read amidst heavy presence of
security men at the court premises.
The tribunal held that Aregbesola, who scored
394,684 votes credited to him by INEC, was validly
elected and returned as the winner of the poll.
Omisore scored 292,747.
Three issues were formulated for determination by
the tribunal.
The first issues was whether the tribunal has
jurisdiction to hear the petitioner’s petition.
The second issue for determination was whether
the election was vitiated by the reason of alleged
substantial non compliance with the Electoral Act
and the third issue was whether the first
respondent ( Aregbesola) was validly elected and
returned as the winner of the poll.
The first issue of jurisdiction, which the first
respondent complained against in an application,
was resolved against him.
The only issue, which was resolved in favour of the
petitioner, which allowed his petition to scale the
first hurdle put against it by the first respondent,
did not avail him of victory at the end as the
tribunal went ahead to expose the weaknesses in
the allegations contained in his petition.
On the issue of substantial non compliance, the
tribunal resolved the issue against the petitioner.

#60B is at work

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

Detainees released
by Buhari included;
Ojukwu, former
Ministers Ciroma,
Oyagbola, Ogbeh
and Usman
 
12 
The former Biafran secessionist leader,
Odumegwu Ojukwu, and several former
Nigerian Cabinet ministers are among 250
detainees ordered freed by the military
Government, Mr. Ojukwu’s associates said
today.
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian ruler,
announced the release of 250 former political
figures and businessmen in a speech Monday
commemorating the West African country’s 24th
anniversary of independence.
The Army Chief of Staff, Brig. Tunde Idiagbon,
has signed orders for the detainees’ release,
but it was not known whether they have been
freed.
Associates of Mr. Ojukwu said those ordered
released include Mr. Ojukwu, former Agriculture
Minister Adamu Ciroma, former National
Planning Minister Adenike Oyagbola, former
Steel Development Minister Audu Ogbeh and
former Education Minister Biliyamanu Usman.
NY – Time 1984 (FACTIVA Access Required)

kelechiu:
I believe that any govt that plays with education is playing with the future of the country,president Goodluck has proved himself worthy of re-election in education sector-1.the back to school programme launched in Enugu 2.Almajiri education progamme in the north.3.New private universities licensed.The list goes on and on. GOODLUCK,u are the man,we are solidly behind u#GEJ naija

With one and half year ASUU strike

GMB

The North will also cut the supply of food ,period

MOUNTAIN OF FIRE AND MIRACLES MINISTRIES is organising a 7 days deliverance program for Nigeria starting from 28th Jan 2015.Please download the prayer program.

My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians- Buhari ***a
Must Read*** by dastranger( m): 9:07am
General Mohammadu Buhari, APC Presidential
candidate has announced to Nigerians what he will
strive to achieve in his first 100 days as President
and Commander-In-Chief of Nigeria’s Armed
Forces:
Corruption and Governance
I pledge to:
1. Publicly declare my assets and liabilities
2. Encourage all my appointees to publicly declare
their assets and liabilities as a pre-condition for
appointment. 3. All political appointees will only earn
the salaries and allowances determined by the
Revenue Mobilization and Fiscal Allocation
Commission (RMFAC).
4. Personal leadership in the war against corruption
5. Inaugurate the National Council on Procurement
as stipulated in the Procurement Act. The Federal
Executive Council, which has been turned to a
weekly session of contract bazaar, will concentrate
on its principal function of policy making.
6. Review and implement audit recommendations by
Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative
including those on remittances and remediation.
7. Work with the National Assembly towards the
immediate enactment of a Whistle Blower Act
8. Work with the National Assembly to strengthen
ICPC and EFCC by guaranteeing institutional
autonomy including financial and prosecutorial
independence and security of tenure of officials.
Make the Financial Intelligence Unit of the EFCC
autonomous and operational.
9. Encourage proactive disclosure of information by
government institutions in the spirit of the Freedom
of Information Act.
10. Ensure all MDAs and parastatals regularly
comply with their accountability responsibilities to
Nigerians through the National Assembly.
11. All political officer holdersearn only the salaries
and emoluments determined and approved by the
Revenue Mobilization and Fiscal Commission
RMFAC.
12. Work with the leadership of the National
Assembly and the Judiciary to cut down the cost of
governance.
13. I will present a National Anti corruption Str

Many of you are blind because of your satanic criticism, look at the result very well,GMB does not register for Igbo Language. Fnish

There is ongoing online voting taking place
between Buhari and Jonathan on who wins
2015. Pls visit http://www.whowin2015.com to
vote .tell others
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