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PoliticsRe: President Jonathan: The Bribery 'Transformation'. by Rawani(op): 1:38pm On Feb 25, 2015
diluminati:
Jonathan is a dishonourable "gentleman". You already have the ekitigate evidence why do you need captain koli before your proceed to investigation? He is just a whistleblower, the kind of people the U.S.A puts in witness protection program, now you are looking for him to twist matters to tale. Clueless and corrupt president, if your supporters do not see you for who you are, shamefully barcanista and repent, i dont know where else their redemption lies
grin grin
PoliticsRe: Funny PDP Newspaper Advert “jonathan Is Working” by Rawani: 1:14pm On Feb 25, 2015
Expect FFK to state that GEJ introduced Social Media in Nigeria, forgetting it was Obasanjo's efforts that introduced GSM services in Nigeria, the backbone of social media growth in Nigeria.

Stop wasting our national budget on irrelevant full page colour adverts.
Our foreign reserves have already been emptied.
Vote for CHANGE.
PoliticsRe: President Jonathan: The Bribery 'Transformation'. by Rawani(op): 12:45pm On Feb 25, 2015
What kind of transformation is this? Is it not bad enough that our foreign reserves have been emptied by our corrupt leader? Now all our noble institutions including religious and cultural associations have been compromised by the selfish aim of one incompetent person? With the monies budgeted for our education, health and welfare?

Enough is Enough.

NIGERIANS ARE FED UP!
16 YEARS OF PDP'S 'MAGO-MAGO' IS ENOUGH!
WE WANT CHANGE IN 2015!
PoliticsPresident Jonathan: The Bribery 'Transformation'. by Rawani(op):
The Jonathan/Malabu Oil Scandal

The Federal Government is enmeshed in court cases in the U.S. and UK over a curious $1.1bn (about N155 billion) payment made to a company belonging to former oil minister, Dan Etete.
Four years after he was convicted of money laundering in France, Dan Etete, a former Petroleum Minister, through his company Malabu Oil, has become a billion dollar richer, courtesy of the Nigerian Government and Shell.
According to documents (filed March 22, 2012) before the Supreme Court of the State of New York in the US, President Goodluck Jonathan discreetly approved the transfer of the sum of $1.1bn to Mr. Etete on April 29, 2011, two weeks after he was re-elected.
The money was first paid to the Federal Government by two multinational oil companies: Nigeria Agip Exploration Limited (Agip) and Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company Limited (Shell) in respect of oil block OPL 245.
But shortly after the funds were credited to the Federal Government’s account, Mr. Jonathan ordered that it should be secretly transferred to a London account of Mr. Etete’s company, Malabu Oil.
It is not clear what deal Mr. Jonathan struck with Malabu, and on what basis the payment was made. President Jonathan’s spokesperson, Reuben Abati did not answer or return calls seeking his comment for this story. He also did not respond to a text message sent to him for the same purpose.

READ MORE http://saharareporters.tumblr.com/post/23544198137/jonathan-shell-etete-in-fresh-n155billion

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PDP Primaries: Jonathan Is "Bribing" $13,000 Per PDP Delegate - U.S Military

Global Information System, a privately run thinktank of retired U.S. military strategists, has published a report attacking the government of Goodluck Jonathan for the “corruption of the Nigerian political process, now in full swing.”

The report, published on the rightwing website WorldTribune, alleges that “major payments are now being made to each of the delegates of the political parties, particularly the overwhelmingly large ruling People's Democratic Party (PDP), who decide the primary elections which then select the party candidate for the presidential elections in 2011."

"Moreover,” the report claims, “the incumbent President, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, is bribing PDP delegates out of Federal Government funds, making most of the party delegates wealthy enough to buy a new home with the bribery funds."
READ MORE http://saharareporters.com/2010/10/27/pdp-primaries-us-military-strategists-claim-jonathan-bribing-13000-pdp-delegate

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Alleged GEJ’s Bribe Throws House into Chaos: Jonathan Bribes Aggrieved PDP Reps Not To Dump The Party

The House of Representatives was thrown into frenzy as federal lawmakers mitigated a near-fisticuff between the Majority Leader of the House, Mulikat Akande-Adeola (PDP, Oyo) and Hon. Irona Alphonsus Gerald (PDP, Imo).

The bone of contention, it was gathered, may not have been unconnected with an allegation that President Jonathan offered money to aggrieved PDP lawmakers in order to persuade those who lost out at the primaries to remain in the party.
The President was said to have met, selectively, with PDP Caucus in the House last Sunday following the gale of defections by PDP lawmakers to the opposition parties.


Hon. Irona, otherwise quiet and reserved, on Tuesday lost his cool as he stormed towards the seat of the Adeola-Akande on the front row and engaged her in a verbal exchange all the while pointing an accusing finger at her

READ MORE http://www.osundefender.org/?p=218164
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CAN collected N7bn bribe from Jonathan, Borno pastor insists

The Borno State-based pastor, Kallamu Musa-Dikwa, who accused CAN of collecting N7bn from President Goodluck Jonathan to campaign against the All Progressives Congress Presidential candidate in the March election, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(retd.), has insisted that the christian body collected the said amount.

Musa-Dikwa insisted on Monday in Kaduna that the Jonathan-government gave CAN N7bn.
He however believed that both Jonathan, who is the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the coming election, and Buhari were not fit to govern the country.

The cleric said the money given to pastors by the President was actually N7bn and not N6bn as alleged by Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State, who doubles as the Director-General of the APC Presidential Campaign Organisation.

READ MORE http://www.punchng.com/news/can-collected-n7bn-bribe-from-jonathan-borno-pastor-insists/

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Kaduna Islamic Clerics Receive Bribes From Jonathan

A document obtained by Online News portal has shown a list of Kaduna Islamic clerics who were allegedly rewarded for being supportive towards the President Jonathan campaign to be re-elected into office.

The supposed document also revealed how much each cleric received. The said document was obtained by Abusidique.

The document which was in form of a memo was signed by a particular Garzali Tanko, said to be the Director of Finance of the National Coalition for Jonathan/Sambo Presidency who listed 13 of the clerics to benefit from various sums ranging from N1,000,000 to N500,000.

[img] http://newsrescue.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/cleric-payment.jpg[/img]

READ MORE http://www.naij.com/388178-kaduna-islamic-clerics-receive-bribes-from-jonathan.html

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Jonathan’s N5billion bribe Tears Ohaneze Apart, As Stakeholders Question Uwechue

The apex organization of South East Igbos in Nigeria, the Ohaneze Ndigbo appears stuck in neutral over squabbles emanating from monies collected by the President General of Ohaneze Ndigbo from the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr. Goodluck Ebelemi Jonathan as gifts for the apex organization.

This is as executive members and stakeholders of the Apex organization have charged that the monies collected on their behalf was collected without their knowledge – and that the monies were collected in exchange and/or in return for the endorsement of the organization.

For this reason, the internal administrative wheels of the Igbo Apex organization fell into a cantankerous quagmire.
Information available to 247ureports.com reveals the numerous visits by the President General, Ambassador Ralph Uwechue, to the Presidential villa in Abuja to meet with the President of Nigeria during the hay days of the 2011 presidential elections.

READ MORE http://247ureports.com/jonathan-paid-ohaneze-ndigbo-n5billion-bribe-stakeholders-question-uwechue/

PoliticsRe: Looters Who Run Away - What Should Be Done? by Rawani: 11:36am On Feb 25, 2015
Option C - Return 50% plus 3 months unpaid community service in their LGA.

Otherwise, option E would apply - where all his assets in Nigeria are liquidated and proceeds ploughed back, he is declared wanted by Interpol, and wait for them to mistakenly step into the country.

General Buhari can easily enforce this.
PoliticsRe: The End Of Apc's Fabricated Momentum by Rawani:
The message of change has been sent, the propaganda against the General demolished, and strategies of the incumbent have been, and are continually being defused and rendered useless by early revelations before they are implemented. The Nigerian people are better informed, and are resolute about voting for change. The PDP continues to help the APC's campaign by an unhealthy obsession about the General's health and person in general, the latest being Fayose's accusations which intimated Nigerians of the General's wide acceptance in the international scene and his efforts towards developing a robust foreign policy. He who fails to respond to stimuli by restrategizing should be ready to respond to failure with no surprise.

[center]THE APC HAS NOT LOST ANY MOMENTUM, THE MOMENTUM IS NOW WITH THE NIGERIAN PEOPLE[/center]

Permit me to comment on the messenger, since the message is filled with fallacies, conjectures, wishful thinking and sheer naivety. Aribisala on his profile in the Newspaper outlet he writes for describes himself as “a scholar and international relations expert”, if the quality of what Aribisala’s spews is anything to go by, then we may have to redefine the true meaning of scholarship. His writings are not just filled with hate; they are in my opinion tell-tale signs of a man who has been paid to do a hatchet job, and an individual desperate to remain in the spot light. I could be wrong though!

Secondly, Aribisala, (as well as his friend, Femi Fani-Kayode) claims to be a “Pastor”, again we may need to reflect on the quality of pastors in our present Nigeria. Or is it part of their pastoral responsibilities to lie without recourse to objectivity? What happened to the biblical “Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free doctrine”? Or did Aribisala choose to follow the ‘devil’ in this regard? I guess only Aribisala can answer all these. May I add that I have been observing with keen interest Aribisala’s previous writings, and I have never seen him write on the mis-governance and corruption-like activities which this PDP led government has undertaken under this dispensation. Not even the missing Trillions alleged by Soludo, “Corruption is not stealing hypothesis”, or the very recent $15m combined (failed) arms deal saga has drawn the interest of Mr Aribisala. How more parochial and sentimental can one’s writings be?

This particular hypocrisy of a write up only shows Mr Aribisala’s resentment for a man who is simply incorruptible. Under this administration, corruption and has been made a legitimate instrument of statecraft, and reduced to mere public stealing, we have watched countless number of probes without any of them getting to a logical conclusion. Under this administration, we have watched many corrupt politicians repatriated home only to be given state pardon. There has never been a time in our history as a people that we have had this division and mistrust as we have had administration; Yet Mr Aribisala has never found it ‘scholarly’ enough to write on any of these issues! If this is the ‘present or future’ of journalism in Nigeria, then some us must tarry a little why outside the shores of this country, otherwise, writers like Mr Aribisala will present Nigeria to us as the United States of America through their distortion of facts and sponsored (but woeful) attempts to re-write history.
PoliticsRe: A Response To Mynd44's "Why Should I Vote APC" by Rawani(op): 11:04am On Feb 23, 2015
IbnSultaan:
The APC is the only party with a Manifesto centered on sustainable National growth n development
Exactly. We challenge Goodluck Jonathan to present his party's manifesto to the electorate.
PoliticsRe: Jonathan: I’ll Bring Opposition To My Cabinet If Re-elected by Rawani: 8:47am On Feb 23, 2015
D-E-S-P-E-R-A-T-I-O-N grin
PoliticsA Response To Mynd44's "Why Should I Vote APC" by Rawani(op):
Mynd44:
Body Language: In the last Presidential elections, the APC (or if you like ACN) had a candidate to run against the president and just hours before the election, they allegedly dumped him for reasons best
known to them. This singular act shows them as unserious and some might even say they are just in the race for running sake. In my opinion, the greatest damage done by that singular act was to their supporters and of course the candidate, AIG Nuhu Ribadu (rtd). After all the resources and funds put
into a campaign you chicken out in the end and leave your people to dry? It speaks volume as they have set a precedence of them being unserious.
First of all, the APC has never contested a Presidential election before now, the party you speak about is the ACN, which merged with other parties like the CPC and ANPP among others, to form the APC in February 2013. That said, it is acknowledged that the principal officers of the ACN at the time are the current promoters of the APC. However the decision regarding Ribadu was actually a strategic one. After a thorough assessment of their candidate's chances, it was agreed that Ribadu would not be able to match either President Goodluck Jonathan or ex-Vice President Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). In the North, it was doubtful if Ribadu would be able to pull support that can match Atiku for instance or get the level of acceptance that Buhari currently enjoys. In addition, the plan by the party to go into an alliance with other parties who were coming with presidential aspirants seen as having wider acceptability than Ribadu, also informed this decision.

Mynd44:
Candidates: I am not comfortable with some presidential candidates the APC brought. Buhari, Atiku etc are not what I will call presidential materials either based on past mismanagement of funds or being a dictator to human right abuses. Why not others? How come more people are not opting to contest and seek office? Must we be saddled with the same old people? Yes we know people like Kwankwoso and Rochas contested in the primary but still it was evident from the start that it was a battle
between Buhari and Atiku. Atiku was third (which remains a shocker)
The APC was formed as a result of the absence of a formidable opposition party which could effectively check the excesses of the ruling party on one hand, and attempt to wrestle power from it on the other. Since politics is a game of numbers, it is politically expedient to present candidates that have enough voter support to achieve one of the fundamental aims of the party which is to wrestle power from a humongous party such as the PDP (that has in fact boasted of retaining the presidency for 60 years) which has ruled for 16 years of our national existence, the entire 4th republic. General Buhari, while possessing the qualities to deliver Nigeria from its quagmire of corruption and insecurity among others, possesses the followership and acceptability to ensure that the party achieves one of its fundamental aims. The most important thing is the manifesto of the party (http://apc.com.ng/index.php/about-apc/apc-manifesto) which will be religiously adhered to by whichever candidate that runs on the party's ticket.

Mynd44:
Insecurity: This is another problem. We all admit that this is a problem for all Nigerians but has the APC done enough to fight it? Have they shown support towards fighting this scourge that has left thousands dead, about a million displaced and also
fear in the heart of a lot of Nigerians? What has the APC done to support the fight apart from endless criticism? Have APC brought out or proffered solutions to fighting this? The killing of members of the NYSC in the North after the elections comes to mind. Some may say that most of the perpetrators were CPC supporters but they have joined the ACN
to form APC, so APC should please answer. Statements: This is another point that has been scary (well to me). A lot of statements credited to top members of the APC has not been confortable ones. I find it careless and annoying the statements I hear and sometimes, I fear they can cause war.
Notable amongst these statements is the threat by the Director-General of their Presidential campaign, Governor Rotimi Amaechi that a parallel government
will be formed if they lose. Does anyone remember that this kind of action led to the arrest and detention of Chief MKO Abiola?
You will agree with me that the instrumentality for fighting the insurgency lies with our Armed Forces, who are commanded and controlled by the C-in-C (President Jonathan) and the Military authorities, also appointed and administered by the President. Therefore i'm at a loss as to what you expect from the APC. What you term as criticism, is actually what keeps the ruling party on its toes as loopholes are identified and pointed out, albeit in a castigating manner, underlining its role as an opposition party. The same obtains in more matured democracies like the U.S, where the democrats relentlessly criticised President Bush for his war in Iraq. With regard to unguarded statements, while most are outbursts of emotion which could be excused, none can be worse than that of the PDP's Lawal Kaita who pledged that the country would be made ungovernable.

Mynd44:
Political Prostitution: It is difficult seeing a candidate scream XYZ today and tomorrow screams ABC. Most of the members of the APC were once in the opposition which they labelled as thieves and
corrupt. Look at the case of Ekiti where Segun Oni joined the APC. That is a move that shocked even me because everyone remember the propaganda war he had with Fayemi before the courts declared in Fayemi’s favor. Endless Criticisms: Okay so the APC plays the role of an opposition party well. Yes they know how to criticize everything this administration does when
campaigning but is that what their campaigns are about? I am tired of hearing what the other guys are going, what do you have for us. When you criticize, you need to also give solutions so you don’t seem to be just doing it because you can or because you are against them. The APC and PDP are both agents of Nigeria’s development right but how about saying what the government is doing right and then when you say what they are doing wrong, tell them what they should have done.
Again I re-iterate that members and candidates of the APC are guided by the manifesto of the party. Whatever shenanigans they were up to in the PDP occurs only because the party and the system tolerates it. When last have you heard of any PDP manifesto? Guiding principle? Ideology? None. It is therefore not surprising that all kinds of nonsense are allowed to fester there. Members of the APC are forced to imbibe the discipline inherent in the party and adopt its progressive ideology, and the party's internal democratic principles (as was evident during the primaries) as well as internal control measures ensure that members are consistently kept in line.

Mynd44:
Future Plans: What does the APC have for us? What are their ideas, what will they do about security, poverty, electricity, mortality rate. Education etc. No one is talking about this or they are not talking about it enough. It seems to be a case
of making a lot of noise but not really saying
anything.
As a change Agent, APC intend to cleanse our closet to halt the dangerous drift of Nigeria to a failed state; with a conscious plan for post-oil-economy in Nigeria. To achieve this laudable programme APC government shall restructure the country, devolve power to the units, with the best practices of federalism and eliminate unintended paralysis of the center.

In sum, we subscribe to and shall preserve the fundamental objectives and directive principles of state policy as enshrined in chapter two of the 1999 constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria as amended, and without any intention to abandon any ideal which will guarantee the corporate welfare and security of our people. We specifically offer these 7 (seven) cardinal programmes:- (WBA-IFD) to the Nigeria populace.

War Against Corruption
Food Security
Accelerated Power Supply
Integrated Transport Network
Free Education
Devolution of Power
Accelerated Economic Growth
Affordable Health Care

More

This Is Why You Should Vote The APC.
PoliticsRe: Why Should I Vote For APC In 2015? by Rawani: 8:24am On Feb 23, 2015
Mynd44:
Body Language: In the last Presidential elections, the APC (or if you like ACN) had a candidate to run against the president and just hours before the election, they allegedly dumped him for reasons best
known to them. This singular act shows them as unserious and some might even say they are just in the race for running sake. In my opinion, the greatest damage done by that singular act was to their supporters and of course the candidate, AIG Nuhu Ribadu (rtd). After all the resources and funds put
into a campaign you chicken out in the end and leave your people to dry? It speaks volume as they have set a precedence of them being unserious.
First of all, the APC has never contested a Presidential election before now, the party you speak about is the ACN, which merged with other parites like the CPC and ANPP among others, to form the APC in February 2013. That said, it is acknowledged that the principal officers of the ACN at the time are the current promoters of the APC. However the decision regarding Ribadu was actually a strategic one. After a thorough assessment of their candidate's chances, it was agreed that Ribadu would not be able to match either President Goodluck Jonathan or ex-Vice President Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). In the North, it was doubtful if Ribadu would be able to pull support that can match Atiku for instance or get the level of acceptance that Buhari currently enjoys. In addition, the plan by the party to go into an alliance with other parties who were coming with presidential aspirants seen as having wider acceptability than Ribadu, also informed this decision.

Mynd44:
Candidates: I am not comfortable with some presidential candidates the APC brought. Buhari, Atiku etc are not what I will call presidential materials either based on past mismanagement of funds or being a dictator to human right abuses. Why not others? How come more people are not opting to contest and seek office? Must we be saddled with the same old people? Yes we know people like Kwankwoso and Rochas contested in the primary but still it was evident from the start that it was a battle
between Buhari and Atiku. Atiku was third (which remains a shocker)
The APC was formed as a result of the absence of a formidable opposition party which could effectively check the excesses of the ruling party on one hand, and attempt to wrestle power from it on the other. Since politics is a game of numbers, it is politically expedient to present candidates that have enough voter support to achieve one of the fundamental aims of the party which is to wrestle power from a humongous party such as the PDP (that has in fact boasted of retaining the presidency for 60 years) which has ruled for 16 years of our national existence, the entire 4th republic. General Buhari, while possessing the qualities to deliver Nigeria from its quagmire of corruption and insecurity among others, possesses the followership and acceptability to ensure that the party achieves one of its fundamental aims. The most important thing is the manifesto of the party (http://apc.com.ng/index.php/about-apc/apc-manifesto) which will be religiously adhered to by whichever candidate that runs on the party's ticket.

Mynd44:
Insecurity: This is another problem. We all admit that this is a problem for all Nigerians but has the APC done enough to fight it? Have they shown support towards fighting this scourge that has left thousands dead, about a million displaced and also
fear in the heart of a lot of Nigerians? What has the APC done to support the fight apart from endless criticism? Have APC brought out or proffered solutions to fighting this? The killing of members of the NYSC in the North after the elections comes to mind. Some may say that most of the perpetrators were CPC supporters but they have joined the ACN
to form APC, so APC should please answer. Statements: This is another point that has been scary (well to me). A lot of statements credited to top members of the APC has not been confortable ones. I find it careless and annoying the statements I hear and sometimes, I fear they can cause war.
Notable amongst these statements is the threat by the Director-General of their Presidential campaign, Governor Rotimi Amaechi that a parallel government
will be formed if they lose. Does anyone remember that this kind of action led to the arrest and detention of Chief MKO Abiola?
You will agree with me that the instrumentality for fighting the insurgency lies with our Armed Forces, which are commanded and controlled by the C-in-C (President Jonathan) and the Military authorities, also appointed and administered by the President. Therefore i'm at a loss as to what you expect from the APC. What you term as criticism, is actually what keeps the ruling party on its toes as loopholes are identified and pointed out, albeit in a castigating manner, underlining its role as an opposition party. The same obtains in more matured democracies like the U.S, where the democrats relentlessly criticised President Bush for his war in Iraq. With regard to unguarded statements, while mot are outbursts of emotion which could be excused, none can be worse than that of the PDP's Lawal Kaita who pledged that the country would be made ungovernable.

Mynd44:
Political Prostitution: It is difficult seeing a candidate scream XYZ today and tomorrow screams ABC. Most of the members of the APC were once in the opposition which they labelled as thieves and
corrupt. Look at the case of Ekiti where Segun Oni joined the APC. That is a move that shocked even me because everyone remember the propaganda war he had with Fayemi before the courts declared in Fayemi’s favor. Endless Criticisms: Okay so the APC plays the role of an opposition party well. Yes they know how to criticize everything this administration does when
campaigning but is that what their campaigns are about? I am tired of hearing what the other guys are going, what do you have for us. When you criticize, you need to also give solutions so you don’t seem to be just doing it because you can or because you are against them. The APC and PDP are both agents of Nigeria’s development right but how about saying what the government is doing right and then when you say what they are doing wrong, tell them what they should have done.
Again I re-iterate that members and candidates of the APC are guided by the manifesto of the party. Whatever shenanigans they were up to in the PDP occurs only because the party and the system tolerates it. When last have you heard of any PDP manifesto? Guiding principle? Ideology? None. It is therefore not surprising that all kinds of nonsense is allowed to fester there. Members of the APC are forced to imbibe the discipline inherent in the party and adopt its progressive ideology, and the party's internal democratic principles (as was evident during the primaries) as internal control measures ensure that members are consistently kept in line.

Mynd44:
Future Plans: What does the APC have for us? What are their ideas, what will they do about security, poverty, electricity, mortality rate. Education etc. No one is talking about this or they are not talking about it enough. It seems to be a case
of making a lot of noise but not really saying
anything.
As a change Agent, APC intend to cleanse our closet to halt the dangerous drift of Nigeria to a failed state; with a conscious plan for post-oil-economy in Nigeria. To achieve this laudable programme APC government shall restructure the country, devolve power to the units, with the best practices of federalism and eliminate unintended paralysis of the center.

In sum, we subscribe to and shall preserve the fundamental objectives and directive principles of state policy as enshrined in chapter two of the 1999 constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria as amended, and without any intention to abandon any ideal which will guarantee the corporate welfare and security of our people. We specifically offer these 7 (seven) cardinal programmes:- (WBA-IFD) to the Nigeria populace.

War Against Corruption
Food Security
Accelerated Power Supply
Integrated Transport Network
Free Education
Devolution of Power
Accelerated Economic Growth
Affordable Health Care

More

This Is Why You Should Vote The APC.
PoliticsRe: Interim Government Rumour Treasonable – President Jonathan by Rawani:
TinyToes:
“There is no way Goodluck Jonathan, elected by the people with a clear mandate, will go and head an interim government. The only ING anybody can constitute is that of the military which, of course, will not be acceptable. The Economic Community of West African States, the African Union and the United Nations won’t accept it.
What President Jonathan has just said confirms what Sahara Reporters has been saying about his preference to hand over to the military instead of General Buhari. Nigerians are saying NO to ANY form of Interim Government, whether civilian, military or avian.

Jonathan was accused of planning to hand over to an ING led by General Minimah, which he has just confirmed clearly to be possible, and tried to downplay by adding a weak rejoinder of its unacceptability to the International community.

Since when does Jonathan care about the international community? You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all of the time.

PoliticsRe: POLLS: 6m OPC Members Will Vote For Jonathan –Gani Adams by Rawani: 6:38am On Feb 23, 2015
Chanchit:
Lol! If GEJ get sense, he would know that APC members in the whole of Nigeria are not more than 6,000.
Word of advice, keep your looted funds for rainy dAys, you are fighting a lost cause.
Kindly edit your post. I think you meant to say OPC members.
PoliticsRe: Fayose Celebrates Obj's Exit From PDP In A Front Page Advert In Sun Newspaper by Rawani:
I feel sad for the future of this man. His lack of wisdom and common sense of self-preservation is legendary. Dare I say even FFK is smarter than this dude.
PoliticsRe: This " Mbaka Why" Is Now A Slang In Onitsha Now by Rawani: 5:51pm On Feb 22, 2015
opiaoku:
This is now a know slang for both men, women and children

I have heard this from more than 50 people in different location


Chai fr Mbaka really fork up.


This man nicknamed Bbc don hammer ooo

The CD even sold more than Mbaka's own.



GEJ till 2019
Tell us more about the guy/CD nicknamed BBC please.
PoliticsRe: I’m Not In Any London Hospital - Buhari by Rawani: 2:49pm On Feb 22, 2015
oyb:
All the pdp mouthpiece papers are seeing the writing on the wall and falling into alignment.

The only bastion left to gej is the semiliterate gejites on the Internet. They are little better than the sheep in animal farm. Just substitute gej till 2019 for four legs good two legs bad
Wickkid grin
PoliticsRe: In The Event Of A Buhari Demise, Will The North Allow Osinbajo To Run? by Rawani: 8:54am On Feb 22, 2015
That is a decision for the party leadership, not the North.
PoliticsRe: Why I Dropped Buhari For Jonathan — Odumakin. by Rawani: 7:49am On Feb 22, 2015
Compromised soul. According to the almighty logic of Yinka O, Mr. A is a honest man but I choose to support dishonest Mr. B, because he promised me something next year.
PoliticsRe: I’m Not In Any London Hospital - Buhari by Rawani: 7:22am On Feb 22, 2015
ThisDay Newspapers is owned and managed by Chief Nduka Obiagbena, a core loyalist of Goodluck Jonathan and campaign donor.

nanya124:
THISDAY had earlier called Senator Bukola Saraki, who was
with Buhari. He handed over the telephone to the APC
presidential flag bearer, and the following conversation
ensued:


THISDAY: They said you were hospitalised in a London
hospital
Buhari: I am in London with Senator Bukola Saraki, Governor
Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun State for a short working visit. I
just finished talks with the former Prime Minister of the
United Kingdom in his country home. I would be having
another meeting with the Awujale of Ijebuland soon. Apart
from this, I am also visiting some friends. As you can hear
from my voice, I am hale and hearty with some of my
friends around me.


www.thisdaylive.com/articles/buhari-i-m-not-in-any-london-hospital/202405/
Sai Buhari!
March4Buhari
Vote for Change!

PoliticsRe: 2015 PRESIDENCY: Jonathan Goes For Broke-Sunday Trust by Rawani:
Billyonaire:
[s]Jonathan has the masterstroke in every game played. The election postponement was pre-planned in such a way that APC wil deplete their meager resources expecting an election that never would happen on a Valentine Day. What baffles me is APC's daftness to believe an election was to be held on a Valentine Day. The silence of APC is an indication of confusion occasioned by reluctance of financiers of the Illusion called APC as they have noted that PDP has once again deflated their bags of arsenals. APC is broke, confused and discombobulated.

We are winning the war on Boko Haram, The Power Plants are being commission, The Traditional Rulers are being visited. Cant APC figure out that commissioning of these mega projects after postponement of the election are orchestrated like a Game of Masters ?

PDP has a think-tank, educated in the Art and Science of Mind-Programming, Confusion Engineering, and Magical Tomfoolery to make Tinubu's Illiterate Party collapse in 24hrs if so desired.

Nigeria today, is not a republic to be run by some WAEC-less, Militarily backgrounded Yesterdays' men whose only legacies are History of Anti-Corruption Crusade that was powered by their Deputies. Today's Nigeria, is a sovereign and democratic ecosystem powered by Social Networking, high-powered Entertainment and Cyber-savvy youngsters that can give even the Americans a run for their money. So Nigerians REFUSE to be revert to a mantra of change that is totally Backwards.

Egyptians wanted Change - They Got it
Lybians wanted Change - They Got it
Syrians Wanted Change - They Got

We are NOT Arabs, we do not need Change powered by Islamic Fundamentalists; The change we needed is already here; Jonathan Ebele Goodluck Azikiwe (JEGA) holds all the cards, in this game. He will win AGAIN, come rain, come shine.

I celebrate this winning even before the Marching of Buhari out of relevance on the 28 of March.[/s]
Delusions of grandeur. There was no plan, just last minute panic. Jonathan is as impulsive as he is reactionary. The postponement is proving to be a booby trap for the ruling party, as the government, for one, has never been this suspected of having a hand in BH as indicated by their sudden resolve and successes in crushing the insurgency for electoral capital after sacrificing thousands of Nigerians for years, and their inability to desist from personal attacks on the General, which Nigerians interpret as weak, desperate, callous and evidence of lack of campaign substance.
PoliticsRe: Sahara Reporters End Has Come.. by Rawani: 6:52am On Feb 22, 2015
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PoliticsRe: APCLies About Gmb's Interview in UK Bursted (Venue-TranscorpHilton) by Rawani: 6:45am On Feb 22, 2015
Can you guys stop giving this person the attention he craves? No one can really be this silly.
Politics...MORE Pictures Of #BuhariInLondon... by Rawani(op): 8:16pm On Feb 21, 2015
TANoids beware...

1. Senator Bukola Saraki, General M. Buhari, Mrs. Toyin Saraki, and Governor Ibikunle Amosun in London.

2. Mrs. Osibanjo, Mrs. Aisha Buhari and a Guest.

PoliticsRe: Buhari In London, With Tony Blair, Saraki & Amosun by Rawani(op):
Gbawe:
An an aside, my respect grows for Amosun. He is one performing politician who has carried the Buhari project on his head far more than others. He is almost always visible and present anywhere Buhari is since the General won the APC primaries in Lagos. Good to note Amosun is a man of conviction.


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“With his experience and track record, I strongly believe that when elected, come 2015, Muhammadu Buhari would tackle the spate of insurgency and restore investors’ confidence in our economy and indeed the nation."

- Governor Ibikunle Amosun | 15-12-2014)
PoliticsRe: Buhari In London, With Tony Blair, Saraki & Amosun by Rawani(op): 1:19pm On Feb 21, 2015
The International community had clearly abandoned Nigeria to its vicissitudes because they were wary of our rudderless administration and its inability to manage its own internal affairs. However, they have recognised the sterling qualities of General Buhari and anticipate the positive contributions he will bring to the table, which is indicative by his efforts to consult with strategic international stakeholders, which will inform a robust foreign policy.
PoliticsRe: Apc If Buhari Is Not Dead Provide Him by Rawani: 1:10pm On Feb 21, 2015
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From left: Senator Ibikunle Amosun, General Buhari, Tony Blair and Senator Bukola Saraki. The pic was taken this morning during a courtesy visit at the country side home of Tony Blair in the UK.
PoliticsBuhari In London, With Tony Blair, Saraki & Amosun by Rawani(op): 1:00pm On Feb 21, 2015
From left: Senator Ibikunle Amosun, General Buhari, Tony Blair and Senator Bukola Saraki. The pic was taken this morning during a courtesy visit at the country side home of Tony Blair in the UK.

AS Aruwa @MusadiqZ 30m
"@bukolasaraki: Just finished a meeting with @Govsia @ThisIsBuhari and @tonyblairoffice pic.twitter.com/c91UOubh3a"


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TravelRe: Fatima Abba Gwadabe, The First Muslim Female Pilot In Kano by Rawani: 10:16am On Feb 21, 2015
CaptainOjemba:
Congrats to the lady, but I see it as a celebration of clueless and mediocrity for people that have ruled nigeria 38 years now celebrating just a pilot when my immediate community can boast of 2 pilots. I see it as celebation of backwardness of the looters who have held this country captive and now shouting change.
Those pilots were very likely trained at the only Aviation Training School in Nigeria (NCAT Zaria), run by those people, and built within those 38 years they held power.
TravelRe: Fatima Abba Gwadabe, The First Muslim Female Pilot In Kano by Rawani:
Arewa leading the nation in Aviation since time immemorial. From training schools to airlines and pilots, the region has given a good account of itself. Kudos Fatima.

...and there are many more coming. Governor Kwankwaso has once again proven why he is a progressive and a leading light in the APC with his people-oriented programmes and projects. His strides in education/sports/urban renewal/manpower development is impeccable to say the least, and is worthy of commendation by even the opposition.


Engr. Kwankwaso for Minister of Education
Gov. Fashola (SAN) for Minister of Works
General Buhari (GCFR) for President


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TravelRe: IS This Kano? by Rawani: 3:44pm On Feb 19, 2015
MrEverest:
Will you stop talking trash already! Just one bridge you saw & you are already jumping up. Go to Akwa Ibom & see world class infrastructure, flyovers, bridges, stadium, etc btw Kano is not a poor state allocation wise, with the phantom,voodoo, bogus & unrealistic humongous population the military allocated to it, comes excess money. Go figure!!!
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