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If they like let them bribe the whole religious leaders including the ifa and ogun herbalist will not stop the change movement from chasing out the clueless one back to Outoke come May 2015 !!! Vote wise Vote Change

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Bro its not do or die oooo take it easy na ordinary joke!!

bro4u:
Wowwww ur stupidity is AWESOME
GEJ TILL 2019.

Man take it easy oooooo Vote wise Vote for Change

Rapmoney:
You blind fool! GEJ doesn't even need ur stinking vote to win. Baskard!!!

E pain you reach like that

OLADD:
Bring out the pic of your popsy, if he's more handsome than GEJ, it means he was not the one that genuinely gave birth to you.

Story for the gods. SAI BUHARI. The clueless one is incapable to rule, tested and confirmed for 6 years with nothing to show for it. Vote wise, don't vote for propaganda vipers!!!

Click likes in favor of the peoples general!!!

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including TYT Danjuma should not raise dust just because is one of the the bomb this woman is sharing ooo diar is God ooo

coogar:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/2077139_20150129105246_pnge53a742e615903693ee07b0cf5bfc48c

all i keep seeing is "did he asked"

GEJ has given stark illiterates the mouth to meddle in a discourse that is intellectually out of their league.

methodyk:
I hope Buhari will come and stabilize OPEC or oil price....Wake up!

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And what have you also achieve in life ?

Juliaann:
Useless? yet he govern a whole state you that is responsible what have you achieved so far?

fighting on NL I guess

AIT is the most corrupt broadcasting media in Nigeria by coming out with this propaganda in support for the clueless one. And if i may ask, what happens if the IP's originates from PDP or is in favor of PDP? The poll portal would have been left up till this very moment. God bless Nigeria SAI Buhari, vote for change movement.

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and what happens after then?

temitemi1:
And u called urself GEJ fan?? I smell another apc lie... Pls tell ur general to provide his certificate

What I am pointing out here is the allegation that Cambridge don't offer Hausa language as part of there curriculum in the 60's

abouzaid:
you don't even understand the report, it means that buhari result is probably forged because it did not follow the format used in reporting results in 1961. comments like yours are an evidence of the rot in the nations educational system

Senjuchiha:
....c ur lyf,go sch u no gree,go get common sense u say na waec.....chai,i 4 lyk knw who born u

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Senjuchiha:
.....cuz,u dn dy show 1 of d symptoms of loosed nuts in d brain syndrome

*Blocks purchase of military helicopters from Israel
By Emeka Mamah, Deputy News Editor, with agency reports
LAGOS—TWENTY-Four hours after US Secretary of State, John Kerry met President Goodluck Jonathan and former Head of State, General Muhammadu Buhari, pledging his country’s determination to work with Nigeria and other countries to end activities of the Boko Haram terrorists, the Israeli media, yesterday, revealed that the US stopped Nigeria’s purchase of Chinook military helicopters from Israel to fight Boko Haram.
The sale/transfer of such aircraft required a review by the US, to determine its “consistency with US policy interests,” Obama administration officials told The Jerusalem Post.
It quoted White House Assistant Press Secretary and Director for Strategic Communications, Ned Price, as saying that reviews of such kind take place in the case of “any requests for one country to transfer US-origin defence items to another country.”
Nigeria’s largest arms purchase ever reported was from Israel in 2007, in a deal with Aeronautics Systems worth $260 million. That company is Israeli, however, not American.
A single Chinook costs roughly $40 million to produce.
Vanguard had reported the Nigerian military in the past as saying that the country also resorted to training its security personnel on terrorist encounters in Russia and China because of the refusal of the US administration to sell arms to the government following “unfounded allegations of human rights violations by our troops,” among others.
However, the reports quoted unnamed Nigerian officials as also saying that the US blocked the order “after the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had initially approved the purchase.”
Policy directives
US officials told The Jerusalem Post that such transfers must be consistent with a policy directive revised by President Barack Obama in January, which outlines the criteria for conventional weapons sales.
The policy requires US transfers, including Boeing aircraft, to take into account “the risk that significant change in the political or security situation of the recipient country could lead to inappropriate end-use” of the weapons.
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While the Nigerian report suggests Abuja sought the purchase of Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopters, Israel predominantly uses Sikorsky CH-53 aircraft for missions involving heavy-lift transport. Both Boeing and Sikorsky are American companies.
Israeli laws concerning the export of arms is less restrictive than those in the United States. Israel, however, is a member of the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms and, in 2009, reported to the body that Israel, in practice, refrains from transfers “where there is imminent risk that arms might be internally diverted, illegally proliferated and re-transferred, or fall into the hands of terrorists or entities and states that support or sponsor them.”
Sixteen nations operate the Chinook helicopter, none of which are in sub-Saharan Africa.
Nigerian officials were reported as saying that “we had even tried to procure arms from Russia but this was stalled because of the Ukrainian crisis, thus compelling us to turn to other nations like Israel. But even this has been frustrated by the US.”
They further said it was not just in the area of arms procurement that US has been most unhelpful, adding that contrary to its public stance that it was assisting in the rescue operations of the abducted Chibok secondary school girls, it has done nothing significant to help Nigeria in this regard.
Other intelligence sources also cited the fact that the US has refused to share intelligence with Nigerian security forces in a timely manner.
They said: “When we complained, they started sharing some intelligence, but days after such intelligence is of little value”.
Boko Haram gained notoriety around the world after its militants kidnapped 276 students of Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok in Borno State in April last year. The US sent military personnel to assist in finding the girls.
Amnesty connection
In August, Amnesty International said it had gathered video footage, images and testimonies that “implicates the Nigerian military in war crimes” which the Nigerian government vehemently denied.
US Secretary of State John Kerry said in Nigeria recently that the United States remains committed to helping the government combat Boko Haram.
“We are engaging with the Nigerian government at all levels to identify areas of counter-terrorism cooperation,” other state officials earlier said.
This was contrary to what the US ambassador to Nigeria James Entwistle told reporters last October while speaking on the refusal by his country to sell high calibre weapons to Nigeria. Entwistle told reporters that “the kind of question that we have to ask is, let’s say we give certain kinds of equipment to the Nigerian military and that is then used in a way that affects the human situation, if I approve that, I’m responsible for that. We take that responsibility very seriously.”
source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/boko-haram-us-halts-israeli-aid-nigeria/

With this latest news, I believe Buhari has been vindicated from the Certificate saga and PDP should just allow this propaganda laid to rest and focuses more on issue based campaign.

Lets conduct a poll to test popularity between Buhari and GEJ by clicking like for Buhari
and clicking share for GEJ.

The University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate, UCLES, now Cambridge Assessment, has provided further details on the West African School Certificate, WASC, results presented by Muhammadu Buhari, the candidate of the All Progressives Candidate in the February 14 presidential election.
In a new post on its website, the university confirmed result grades for the examination in 1961 were issued in numbers, not letters, as suggested by critics of Mr. Buhari who have dismissed the results he presented as fabricated.
According to Cambridge, “Examination results were classed in grades from 1 to 9”.
“1, 2,3,4,5 & 6 indicate a Pass with Credit; 7 & 8 indicate a Pass; 9 indicate a Failure,” the school said.
Results tendered by Mr. Buhari shows he had credits in English Language, Geography, Health Science, Hausa Language; failed in Mathematics and Woodwork, and had a pass in Literature in English.
In its post, Cambridge said for candidates to qualify for its certificate in 1961, they needed to pass English, and not necessarily Mathematics.
“To pass the School Certificate, candidates had to pass examinations in a variety of groups. It was compulsory to pass English Language, but not Maths, in order to gain the Certificate,” the university said.
The details followed intense controversy over whether Mr. Buhari, a former Head of State and retired Army General, completed his secondary education.
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The Nigerian constitution requires any candidate running for the office of the President to have at least the Senior Secondary School Certificate or its equivalent.
The ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the campaign office of President Goodluck Jonathan accuse Mr. Buhari of lacking the requisite qualification for the office of the president.
Mr. Buhari, who ran for president in 2003, 2007 and 2011, repeatedly declared that copies of his academic records were with the military.
The former head of state also said original copies of his credentials were lost when his house was raided when he was in detention during the administration of Ibrahim Babangida who toppled his regime.
The Army at first said it had copies of Mr. Buhari’s results, but backtracked later, saying it had only a letter of recommendation from his principal at Katsina Provincial College, result grades without either the statement or certificate.
Responding, Mr. Buhari expressed surprise that the military could claim not to have his results, and insisted that he indeed completed high school and passed at Division Two level.
PREMIUM TIMES later exclusively published copies of Mr. Buhari’s WASC results as well as a master list containing the results of some of his classmates, obtained from his former secondary school, now Government College, Katsina.
But after the publication of the Statement of Results, some Nigerians, including President Jonathan and the PDP, dismissed the results as forged.
One of the allegations said Hausa language was not part of the Cambridge exams in 1961.
Another said Mr. Buhari’s results that year were recorded in alphabets, not in letters as Mr. Buhari claimed.
While Cambridge has declined to categorically confirm Mr. Buhari’s results, saying only the APC candidate could request or authorize such disclosure, the school posted a response to enquiries on the matter on their website authenticating some of the claims in Mr. Buhari’s result.
The University confirmed that according to the Regulations for 1961, African Language papers, including those for Hausa, were set for the West African School Certificate.
It also put the number of candidates who sat for the WASC Hausa examination in 1961 at 152.
“Our records show that Hausa was set in the Northern Region in 1961,” Cambridge said.
The university also confirmed result grades in 1961 were issued in numbers, not letters,

Source: http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/175777-cambridge-university-provides-details-buharis-wasc-results.html

With this latest news, I believe Buhari has been vindicated from the Certificate saga and PDP should just allow this propaganda laid to rest and focuses more on issue based campaign.

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