₦airaland Forum

[quote
author=Flets post=31467680]These APC elements are just clowns

Assuming Okorocha is correct. ... means if all looters are leaving PDP,
then there must be some internal cleansing going on. So far all renowned
political criminals are resident in APC.

#I have decided.... I can never hand over the future of my kids to
Tinubu and Atiku and Buhari. GEJ is different and performing. ... He
has my vote.[/quote]you have spoken my mind

Built2last:
Oh boy i dey watch am....that Aye Dee guy must have read history...

He knows this country like the nipple of his girlfriend

Exactly

Redoil:
APC are the ones that kidnapp those lovely shildren just to score cheap point in polls against gej

Believe me today Boko haram will never end in Nigeria again,be it APC or PDP Govt.

[quote
author=SmooshCHN post=31381923]Otueke is a long way to go from Abuja.
Anything can happen if he doesn't prepare. If he wins this election, he
had better done something good for Nigerians.[/quote]Wake Me up whenever Buhari and wife come to Gym

[quote
author=bisi16 post=31379455]Obviously a foto session. Y aren't they
sweating? And look at PEJ's track suit, if she were a regular, she 4
know say na oversize. Check out d dangling earings too, who wears that
to d gym?. Jonathan looks like a regular tho[/quote]Wake me up When Buhari come to Gym.

LagosBoi2:
Kudos to the N/A

I can understand why miracle is happening just within 6weeks to elections...


CHANGE we want
CHANGE we need
CHANGE we will vote for

GMB is coming to put Nigeria in her right place

Vote GMB/PYO!!

Vote APC !!!

No it's Buhari and APC that is working.
Foool

Tundenoni:
APC for sure

PDP for sure

[quote author=dejt4u post=31331870][/quote
........
Until i see Shekau with my eyes

afeez5808:
Missed it

you mean your period??

olas24u:
Very true,they want to use okadigbo method

Chai !,APC with lies, 1week =1lie.

krasican:
SUSPECT EVERYWHERE

When the Hunter become the Hunted,

Even if you don't vote for Him, me and my entire families go vote am

[quote
author=makzeze post=31225187]The current working visit of the
presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) retired
General Muhammadu Buhari is one visit that ignited serious political
fireworks for more than a week.

Buhari’s working visit to the United Kingdom, which the opposition party
said is part of its campaign engagements outside the shores of the
country, has generated unprecedented interest and attacks from the
ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its members.
No sooner had the APC presidential campaign organisation announced,
about 10 days ago, that its candidate was travelling to the United
Kingdom for engagements than the political fireworks started.
On the Thursday Buhari left, the social media platforms of the PDP were
replete with stories that Buhari was “sick and flown to London on air
ambulance.”
Explanations by the APC campaign office that Buhari had travelled to the
United Kingdom for engagements with British policy makers in Chatham
House London didn’t seem to convince the ruling party’s foot soldiers
enough to back out.
A statement by the media and publicity director of Buhari Campaign
Organization Malam Garba Shehu that fateful Thursday said Buhari had
left Abuja on a short working visit to the UK.
He said: “In the course of this visit, Buhari is expected to hold
meetings with key members of the British political establishment and
interact with some global institutions with stakeholder interest in the
affairs of Nigeria.”
“General Buhari would hopefully give a talk at the prestigious foreign
policy hub, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House
in London,” Shehu said.
But instead of debunking the rumour, the explanation of Buhari’s
itinerary further emboldened other PDP chieftains to launch further
attacks.
Ekiti State governor Ayodele Fayose dived into the fray and said that
Buhari was indeed sick and receiving treatment at Cavendish Hospital,
London.
Fayose, it would be recalled, had sponsored front-page death-wish
advertorials in some newspapers, indicating that Buhari would die in
office like Generals Sani Abacha and Umaru Musa Yar’adua did.
The advertisement generated serious controversy, compelling his party,
the PDP to “distance” itself from the inglorious adverts. But Fayose
remained unperturbed.
To dispel the illness rumour, the Buhari handlers released his
photographs walking after his arrival at the Heathrow Airport.
The next day Friday, Buhari began his engagements by granting an
interview to a local medium, the All Eyes on Africa TV Show hosted by
Kemi Fajodutimi.
He also had a morning meeting with former Prime Minister of Britain Mr
Tony Blair and an interactive session with Nigerian professionals in
Diaspora on Saturday.
Buhari also visited the London residence of the Awujale of Ijebuland,
Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona, at about 1.30 pm UK time and returned to his
rented flat in the city same Saturday.
Instead of dousing the fireworks, the General’s engagement further
triggered the likes of Fayose who, in a press conference last Monday,
insisted that Buhari was bedridden in Cavendish Square, saying that all
the photographs from the airport, the interview, the Blair’s visit, were
stage-managed.
The Ekiti governor, who addressed journalist in Abuja, said “the picture
which was widely published by the media was taken in Suite 881 at the
Transcorp Hilton Hotel Abuja.”
“Buhari is on the sick bed at Cavendish Square London. They should come
out and say so. The APC has been trying to cover it up by not allowing
him travel out, but the man knows he is sick and so he decided to go for
medical check,” Fayose said.
Taking journalists round Suite 881 at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Fayose
said the purported interview with Fadojutimi in London actually took
place in the suite.
He took his time drawing comparison of the sofa, paintings, table lamp,
the flower vase, the lighting points and DSTV magazine in the suite with
what was published on the papers.
An online newspaper inquired from the office of Tony Blair in London to
confirm whether he met with Buhari, and the office confirmed that
meeting actually took place in Blair’s office, not Buhari’s “hospital
bed.” But the matter refused to die.
Alarmed by Fayose’s death wishes of its candidate, the Buhari campaign
office appealed to President Goodluck Jonathan to call the Ekiti State
governor to order.
In a statement, its spokesperson Shehu said the APC campaign had learnt
on good authority that Governor Fayose has hired people in London who
have been trailing the movements of the APC presidential candidate while
on his working visit in London.
“Let it be on record that knowing Governor Fayose’s antecedents, we are
not leaving anything to chances. The governor who has published
death-wish advertorials on Buhari will stop at nothing. If anything
should happen to General Muhammadu Buhari while in London or anywhere
else, the authorities over there in the UK and at home should know who
to hold responsible,” he said.
The recriminations continued as APC chieftains who included governors
visited Buhari in London, taking photographs with him.
But even a confirmation from Chatham House that Buhari would speak in
one of its engagements last Thursday didn’t convince Fayose and his
likes to mellow down.
Last Monday, the Royal Institute of International Affairs (RIIA) posted
on its website that Buhari would be speaking on the topic “Prospects for
Democratic Consolidation in Africa: Nigeria’s Transition.”
The programme to be chaired by Sir Richard Gozney, former British High
Commissioner to Nigeria, will commence at 10am London time and last for
an hour,” it said.
“The postponement of Nigeria’s fifth election since its return to
civilian rule in 1999, together with fierce political competition, a
security crisis and severe economic challenges linked to the drop in oil
price, has thrown into sharp relief the challenges of conducting this
essential process in such a complex environment.
“While there is widespread speculation as to the reasons for the delay,
there is also widespread acknowledgment of the necessity that national
elections do now take place as scheduled on 28 March,” Chatham House
said.
There was a sigh of relief from many Nigerians when Chatham House
announced also that there would be a live streaming of the event
commencing at 10am GMT and all those wishing to pose a question to
General Buhari were advised to do so via Twitter using the hash tag
#CHAfrica.
The controversy changed after Chatham House confirmation of Buhari’s
engagement with it. The ruling party’s media handlers went to town with
another story that Buhari was actually in London to meet some Arabs
billionaires who would fund his campaign. Some newspapers even carried
the story on front pages.
On the eve of the Chatham House event, another story broke that PDP had
hired some African-Americans to “disrupt” Buhari’s lecture. It turned
out that some protesters went to the venue last Thursday only that they
were outnumbered by the APC supporters.
Finally, Buhari appeared in Chatham House where he had a meeting with
another Britain former Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
The APC flag bearer addressed the gathering for one hour which was
live-streamed and took some questions.
Responding to a question about his health, Buhari said he was certified
fit by his doctors to run for the office of the president.
“I am fit. My doctors have declared me fit. I am going back home for the
final phase of the campaign to win the elections,” he said.
Buhari said he often laughed whenever he heard stories that he was
either bedridden or dead. “I just laugh when I hear some people wishing
me dead or saying I was dead,” he said.
Buhari’s public appearance in Chatham House didn’t go down well with his
opponents in the ruling party.
In an instant reaction to the London event, the PDP presidential
campaign office media director Chief Femi Fani-Kayode described Buhari’s
appearance “as a stage show of shame.”
“It is amazing that a man that refuses to participate in a debate in his
own country is so ready to go to a foreign country to sell his message
in a desperate attempt to curry favour with the people of that country,”
Fani-Kayode said.
Fani-Kayode added that “for now, all we can say is that it is truly
pitiful that a former Head of State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
believes that it is more important to win the hearts and minds of the
British than it is to win the hearts and minds of the Nigerian people.”
In the same vein, PDP in a statement by its spokesperson Olisa Metuh
described the London event as “a script well written, a script well
acted, all a truthful lie. The messenger belies the message.”
“We wish to urge General Buhari to quickly channel his message and
energies home, meet Nigerians who are choking up with questions on his
capacity to lead. He may realize ultimately too, that politics in this
instance is local and shall be decided locally,” PDP said.
It is not clear yet if the Chatham House event would finally put to rest
Buhari’s illness theory, just as his certificate controversy seems to
have been finally laid to rest.

Source:http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/politics/48224-politics-of-buhari-s-london-visit[/quote]

[quote
author=NJPot post=31209805]GEJ knows that he is not going to win this
election. That is why, before he finally hands power over to Buhari on
May 29, he will fight tooth and nail to ensure that he destroys all
those that messed up his administration. If na me, I go do the same
thing. I go kill and kill and kill them all bastards before I finally
hand over. Tunder fire Boko Haram, fire all those that ruined GEJ
administration. His advisers, corrupt sanators, fayose etc. Meanwhile,
see the
Ten
things that I learnt from the richest man in Africa that has
transformed my life. It may transform your life too and make you achieve
your goals.[/quote]In your widest dream

[quote
author=vicadex07 post=31183656]For pro-GEJites the 2015 campaign is
about Buhari, Buhari and Buhari. For pro- GMBites the 2015 campaign is
about Nigeria, Nigeria & Nigeria.

Questions for Jonathan and PDP
1. Why was (is) "Boko Haram" busy destroying
states and areas that the opposition party will
win convincingly in the presidential election?
2. If we are to believe that the opposition were
the brains and architects of "Boko Haram",
then why is it that they have never ever
attacked and destroyed any prominent PDP
figure or their properties?
3. If the opposition have the capability of
arming "terrorists" with armour tanks, RPGs,
AA Guns, military uniforms, military trucks,
helicopters and the ability to command
soldiers to vanish from military checkpoints,
wouldn't they have targeted to destroy PDP
strongholds and their assets?
4. Why would the opposition seek to destroy
their own strongholds anyway? To achieve
what?
5. Why was (is) "Boko Haram" targeting to
destroy basically only prominent northern
politicians and their traditional rulers and their
communities?
6. In the light of questions 1 to 5 above, why
has there been a deliberate campaign of lies
and propaganda by the PDP and their religious
wing that collect bribes in billions of naira that
"Boko Haram" is the baby of the opposition?
7. Of all the cars used by "suicide" bombers
retrieved from the scene of their attacks, to
whom were the cars traced after forensic
investigations? Why is it that nothing is ever
heard after such evidences have been collated
at the scenes since 2011?
8. At the last count, over 500 hundred "Boko
Haram" suspects have been in detention since
2009, but why is it that government hasn't
been able to come clean on those sponsoring
the "terrorists", and why is it that, with such a
huge treasure trove, government has not been
able to know and curtail the operational
methods of the "terrorists"?
9. Why did the "terrorists" become stronger
after a scandalous 33 billion dollars (over 4
trillion naira) was expended on the so called
war against them?
10. Isn't it curious and suspicious that a
ragtag group called "Boko Haram" whose bulk
of fighters possibly had only one week
trainings could overcome and overrun our
military men who spend 5 years in the NDA,
some months in Jaji, and some months also
at the National War College in Abuja apart
from several overseas trainings?
11. Why was it that, at a point from 2013, the
Nigerian military was not taking the war to
"Boko Haram" camps in the deserts of the
northeast instead of waiting for "Boko Haram"
to come on the offensive?
12. Since when has repulsion become the best
form of defence instead of attack?
13. Why did "Boko Haram" have the most
freedom to operate and destroy so many
towns and villages during all the period of
State of Emergency that was supposed to have
made them immobile?
14. Was the State of Emergency some fraud
pulled off to empower the "terrorists" and
make the targeted communities sitting ducks
for easy elimination?
15. Who was providing "Boko Haram" with fuel
and other logistics in their camps considering
how they easily move with long convoys of
trucks to operate without challenge?
These are not the only questions.... There are
many more. But they've not been able to
answer any of these, rather they always want
to heap their scheme on others.
These questions and many more could be the
reason they are mortally scared of losing
political power. But it just can't continue like
this anymore.
Change is a basic constant in life.[/quote]TRASH, APC e-agent would always have something to say.

teemanbastos:
wic military? Lies.. Why didnt dy send d war weapons 3yrs,2yrs bak..why wen election is near? No wonda dy postpond d election cos sum of dia rigging equipments hadnt arrived.. PDP Knw dy will lose and they are bent on unleashing mayhem.. But God is bigger than them all since the Voice of the People is the Voice of God. When the battle is hottest,Victory is nigh.

trash

skulboiy1990:
None of them has any credible agenda to deal
with, especially within the context of the
evolving global economy and Nigeria’s broken
public finance. In Nigeria’s history, the two presidents who
made the most fundamental transformation
of the economy, Babangida and Obasanjo,
were exceptional in the quality of the teams
they put together. I therefore pray that Buhari will be
magnanimous in victory – if the wins- to put
together a “team Nigeria” for the rescue
mission and I know if Buhari wins, he will ride
on the populist wind for “change”.
If Jonathan wins, then God must have been magnanimous to give him a second chance to
redeem himself. My advice to Gen. Buhari and his team is to
build a true political party with a soul from the
patchwork of political associations. It is
surely easier to oppose than to govern. Buhari
and his team must realize that they do not yet
have a coherent, credible agenda that is consistent with the fundamentals of the
economy currently. The APC manifesto
contains some good principles and wish-lists,
but as a blue print for Nigeria’s security and
prosperity, it is largely hollow. My advice to President Jonathan and his
handlers is to stop wasting their time trying
to campaign on his job record because his
record on the economy is a clear “F” grade. I
refer PDP as dining table politics, I am not
sure how many PDP members can tell you what their party stands for or its mission and
vision for Nigeria. I will like to draw the
President’s attention to two issues;
First, beside the coterie of clowns who
literally make a living with the sing-song of
transformation agenda, President Jonathan must know that it remains an empty slogan.
Second, Jonathan must claw back his powers
as President of Nigeria. He largely
outsourced them, and must now roll his
sleeves for a new beginning. I take liberty to
tell you this brutal trust: if you are not re- elected, there is little to remember your
regime after the next few years. Be assured that those of us who are prepared
to die for Nigeria will never spare you or
anyone else this bitter truth. Nigeria must survive and prosper beyond
Buhari or Jonathan!

Nigeria must move forward

enoqueen:
thx darl....

if your judgment is base on this picture,then GBM is perfectly alright because i have seen this photo before

Elypsis:
Suede fruit na.....#rotfl#

That is BlackBerry

[quote
author=gabriel212 post=31134637]Awon opolun ayirada deceiving gej to
collect the small change he should use for his upkeep when he return to
otouke.
If you like go their with my dad i dont care
I AM FOR BUHARI.[/quote]Guy you're on your own alone oo

[quote author=gentleasia
post=31134835]Who ever say gej till 2019 again, such calamity go befall
such person before gej 2019 finish....
fool

[quote author=tatosh
post=31126794]Fellow Nigerians, Good governance is not rocket science
like GEJ & PDP make it look. They make it look like it is sooo
difficult to make Nigeria a better place and do things right.

It only takes someone who has a social & moral conscience to be the
leader and we would see the difference.

Let's use the brain God has given us to think about Nigeria beyond
2015/2019 and put all ethnic and religious sentiments apart.

The imminent change is not about APC or PDP but it's about the power of
the people to make a change if we find any government oppressive, inept
& incapable.

Vote APC
Vote Change[/quote]ain't the same calibre of people chanting the so called CHANGE

[quote
author=Eluwilussit post=31078625]Do you mind the hypocrites. Talking of merit in the same statement where
Buhari is mentioned is hypocrisy. If it were to be based on merit,
Buhari is the last person among all the contestants to merit it.

He overthrew a democratic govt. He snubbed Oputa panel. He incited his
followers the last time he lost and over 800 nigerians lost their
lives.Academically, he is the least qualified. He lied under oath. He's
73. The list goes on and on.

If he was in London and could not honour the gathering of his supporters
in diaspora with his presence, then we need to pay close attention to
chief Fayose's allegations.
Nice comment, there,s alot of controversy surrounding GMB,i am tired of defending him.

[quote author=RollySexy post=31067806]With or without certificate even if buhari present fatima bread receipt as certificate I wud vote for him. :It's a BIG SORRY FOR You,enhmmmm, future leader

[quote
author=Duru1 post=31055906]I guess Olusegun Obasanjo shall remain a
fool for a very long time. One of the majors reasons that precipitated
January 15, 1966 coup was that government of Nigeria under the Prime
Minister Tafawa Balewa had allowed indigenes of northern region of
Nigeria without a secondary school certificate to be commissioned as
officers in Nigerian armed forces while denying such opportunity to
southerners, especially the Igbo chaps with at least Grade 2 in WASC.
Tanx you for this comment.[color=#006600][/color]

[quote author=customized13 post=31041823]very patriotic, I love that Yoruba man.

He's not only an asset to ekiti state but to Nigeria at large. Tanx dear ,FACTS will speak itself out

[quote
author=Adewummy007 post=31040465]have they confirm that the picture was
actually in Transcop Hilton before apologizing[/quote]Ayo Fayose was realy right.

[quote
author=StunningCEO post=31043380]jonagoat killin nigerian citizens like
goats. dis men shd be arrested n tried. not kill dem anyhow.[/quote]Another e-agent of Boko haram revealed here.

[quote
author=Topeakintola post=30953232]PDP has less than 6 weeks to
convince Nigerians why they should vote for GEJ. Rather than concentrate
on this very difficult task, they are wasting their resources on making
Buhari more popular everyday.

It is all about FEAR. Fear of Kirikiri has turned Fayose into a mad man.

GMB will be your President come May 2015. [/quote]NEVER,GMH Can't be my president.

[quote
author=sakaguchi post=30952958]All the foolish commentaries above about
pics of fleeing terrorists is just ludicrous and typical of APC
apologists. I wonder if you take cameras to terrorist den. Some people
think with their duodenum I swear!

This news should bring good feelings to all peace loving and forward
thinking Nigerians. I remember when the army was being ruthless on this
terrorist 2011. Any arrest, you'll see a foolish Hausa/Fulani/Muslim
lawyer crying foul and asking for human rights for the terrorist. This
day, the only way is death. It makes me happy when I hear of the death
of this Islamists. May the soul of my cousin Philip killed by this
Islamist rest in peace.

The Army/Military is making giant strides in flushing out these mofos
terrorists in their thousands. I don't see APC giving them kudos. Could
it be that they are angry that the Army is frying the Militant arm of
APC? They were quick to give inane commentaries when Boko Haram was
creating useless Islamic caliphates. Why are they suddenly dumb in
talking about this good news that all forward thinking Nigerians are
happy to hear and see?
#questions #APC.[/quote]my brother help me ask APC and their e-warrior

LRNZH:
..

very heart touching and pathetic,i wish GEJ will read this.

chinchong:
.

Wishing him quick recovery [color=#990000][/color]