OsunOriginal: What is all these shout about xtian this xtian that? Why are xtians this bigoted and always concerned about the religion of the leader? If the muslims also come out to insist on a muslim leader, what will happen? The Boko Haram situation we are now presently facing in the north.

Xtians should focus more on their religion rather than politics here and there.

Jerie:

Unseen great influence where? Someone that confessed he couldn't fly by helicopter to Yobe cos of security implications. Would he campaign there?

You think the middle-belters and xtians in the north would vote GEJ? He'll somersault there because he left them to the wolves when BH and other security crises came knocking.
Who told you this lie am from north central, believe u me no Christian in the north or north central will vote buhari nt even under gun point mark my world.
The 'Azikiwe' trick won't work in d SE this time. He'll win in Abia, T.A Orji is doing a 'wonderful' work there.

No need wasting my MB on GEJ, he'll be beaten like a drum.

danjohn: Sincere 9gerian you are a paid PDP agent. Why are you obsessed with Buhari? LEAVE BUHARI ALONE!!!

Frankie9ice:

If GEJ is yor model of 'having good will' for this country then I shake my head in shame for yor generation. Bloody psychopant!!!

Jerie: 36 states minus 19 Northern states equals 17 left.
Subtract 6 SW states plus Lagos, you have 11 states.
He'll lose 2 or 3 SE states. Leaves us wit 8 states.
He'll win in Akwa-Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross-River (joint population is not up to Lagos Central Senatorial District o!).

By the time Obj, Northern Boys, the Governors, Asari, and Nairalanders are thru with him ehn....

OsunOriginal:

You dont seem to understand what GEJ is yabbing - read the OP again.

GEJ is saying bad road is not responsible for most of the accidents on our road but rather driving attitude of Nigerians - and justified this by the number of accidents on his "good" roads and the bad one. You know most Nigerians are reckless drivers and drunkards.

GJE needs help.

OsunOriginal:

You dont seem to understand what GEJ is yabbing - read the OP again.

GEJ is saying bad road is not responsible for most of the accidents on our road but rather driving attitude of Nigerians - and justified this by the number of accidents on his "good" roads and the bad one. You know most Nigerians are reckless drivers and drunkards.

GJE needs help.

OsunOriginal:

You dont seem to understand what GEJ is yabbing - read the OP again.

GEJ is saying bad road is not responsible for most of the accidents on our road but rather driving attitude of Nigerians - and justified this by the number of accidents on his "good" roads and the bad one. You know most Nigerians are reckless drivers and drunkards.

GJE needs help.

GistVillage: The leading Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has lambasted opposition party, the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) over its comment on President Goodluck Jonathan’s speech on Christmas day, saying that the party would lead Nigeria to a senseless war if given the opportunity.

The CPC had earlier described the PDP as being “more interested in seizing political power rather than the adequate planning for effectual governance,” noting that Jonathan has not achieved any meaningful thing since he assumed office as the president.

Reacting, National Publicity Secretary of PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh, described the statement as a ritual bereft of imagination or sincerity.

The PDP said: “President Jonathan has invested heavily in critical infrastructures such as power, road and rail transport, security, agriculture, education among others. While the maturity span of some of these infrastructure is long term and are expected to yield benefits in coming years, there is abundant evidence that steady gains are already crystalizing in sectors such as power, education and rail transport.

“The CPC will definitely be blind to this steady progress because constructive engagement is not the ultimate motivation of its criticism,” the statement said.

On the alleged mismanagement of the nation’s resources, the PDP said:

“Even in 2011 when the CPC took desperation to a criminal level, orchestrating an orgy of election violence that claimed many lives, Nigerians stood firm for the PDP in an election adjudged locally and internationally as the most credible in the nation’s recent record. But has the PDP squandered its mandate,” the statement asked.

“This can only be true in the diseased imagination of the CPC. The PDP has remained the only truly national party on whose shoulders revolve the unity of the nation. Need we say that a Nigeria in the hands of a political party like the CPC is on an express road to Somalia.

“The PDP met Nigeria a pariah state, retrieved and returned it to the centre stage of global reckoning. It is also on record that at a time the economy of the western nations was hobbled by the global melt down with banks collapsing, no bank in Nigeria suffered similar fate.

“Similarly, as part of the party’s strategy against corruption, the PDP liberalized the economy and threw the door open to generate new jobs. The party also established anti-corruption agencies, the EFCC and ICPC as well as enacted the Freedom of Information law to enhance transparency in governance. The party’s dispassion in winning the battle on corruption has seen even senior members of the party convicted for corruption.

”We must add, that our battle on corruption is total and that President Jonathan has won the most critical aspect of it which is against electoral corruption. Nigerians now go to the polls and are sure their votes will count””. There is no shorter road to good governance than when mandate and withdrawal of it depend entirely on the people,” the statement concluded.

cc:http://mrte.ch/nab

toluxa1: A whole lot of the points you have listed here especially with regards to annulment are not even close to Biblical.

brokoto: Whatever mehn. . .you say it has nothing to do with religion yet you quoted the scriptures to back yourself up. You say your write-up is a fact but there is no statistic to back it up. So, what happens when you sleep with a blessed person?

Forester45: Mr President would have told us the location of the houses and roads his govt constructed. The local governmnt autonomy issue was not even addressed to minimize state Governors looting competition. We are tired. This has become a routine. If i may advise, we are 150million Nigerians & our annual budget is running in 4.9+ trillions. Why cant we share dis money to individuals??

Forester45: Mr President would have told us the location of the houses and roads his govt constructed. The local governmnt autonomy issue was not even addressed to minimize state Governors looting competition. We are tired. This has become a routine. If i may advise, we are 150million Nigerians & our annual budget is running in 4.9+ trillions. Why cant we share dis money to individuals??