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Mumu people congress

berem:
Mtscheeeew!!

Go and tell your vampire of your president to condemn the killing of over 2000 nigerians at Baga. Abi im never hear that one?

Oniranu oshi!

Tell Buhari and his cohorts to stop killing people to shame Jonathan out

It's not working. They can kill kill kill, umblella will still be plessed.

No mosanto pls

Alikaxon:
You don't get it at all-most of you are just biased, myopic and misguided. What does it take you to be reasonable and access facts for yourselves? We are the bigger problem in this country than our leaders.

dont mind the children of rebellion


they are just mad Jonathan is eating better than them

as if Buhari will give them food

nincompoops the whole busload of them

The PResident has many haters, detractors, naysayers, maligners etc

I was one of those on the bandwagon of Presidential bashers until the Lord showed me that I was merely part of the children of rebellion

Jonathan is a part of God's divine agenda for Nigeria and I wondered why grace is so abundant in his life

He has gone from testimony to testimony and whether the devil likes it or not he will also record another testimony next month.

Here is why I think he lives a testimony filled life:

The President is a good hearted man.

He has adopted so many children and he does well by them...Lord knows all the wedding he is attending are not his biological children but those he took in and he is good to them. Before he was President, whilst still a professor in Bayelsa...

he was feeding them

he was schooling them

he was nursing them

Biko, Ejo, Mbok tell me why he wont be a candidate of the goodness of the Lord?

There is nothing that can STOP the plethora of blessing this man has racked up in the Heavenlies....

He is a soft spoken man, he does not abuse his power...i can go on and on

A man that has full authority over his family will have over the nation

I wont use this opportunity to malign opposition figures but so many of them need to get their house in order and focus on doing genuinely good deeds, not with money that they have stolen but with their substance...

Maybe then they will stand a chance to be like Nigeria's No. 1

disloman:
if u r referring to d same lag rally,guy!u go shame ooooo.GEJ utterance 4 lag rally na wash.wey na him ADC dey control am on what to say n nt.SMH

NONSENSE

Do you have a certificate?

damn at least give him a BJ


y so stingy with the goodies

its not compulsory tho but try and be nice too

this is rubbish

just to continue stealing for tinubu empire

we need to vote the APC out and u will be surprised that Fashola is one of the biggest thieves in Nigeria

skyfall:
You insulted his business and took the whole thing personal so i don't blame him for blocking you. Your multiple tweets even make it look like you intentionally wanted to provoke him.

Remember he's a private citizen who isn't being paid from govt. coffers unlike Abati, Okupe & Omokri. If it was one of those people i'd start reasoning with you. Even they have the right to block you. Twitter followership rights isn't guaranteed in the 1999 constitution (as amended).

Tinubu pays him since his magazine business is nothing to write Forbes about

Dele mumudu is a dopemu oponu didirin tinubu bootlicker

tola9ja:
SURE AND HE WILL NEVER ACHIEVE WHAT MR BLASPHEMOUS ACHIEVE CALLING JONATHAN JESUS BECAUSE OF WHAT HE WILL EAT

dopemu like u

hold up


Nairaland is back (was down for 32 mins...u can tell by the time between billcosby and rattlesnake's comments)


was down temporarily for a few seconds there

why are they killing buhari voters like this?

tola9ja:
p d pigs thug yabing another person mother you will no that he is a bastard like okupe

Your father has not achieved a tenth of what okupe has you basic idi.ot

Bullcrap

Provide a video

The same articulate president during the Lagos rally

Maybe u mistaking him for the feofles General who cannot frounounce simfle acronyms like a fee cee

There are more people viewing this thread than people who will vote for Buhari next month

Dele mumudu is an idio.ta and a tinubu lackey

He should shut up


Mr president breathe fire and brimstone on those clowns....


Make it hot


Na only una get mouth

sorry op

Amaechi is a real douchebag

mortgaging the future of the people of the south south so he can feel important

a classic dumba**

tola9ja:
YOU ARE THE WORLD NO 1 OPONU
YOU SEARCH THE NAME OF A PERSON YOU DISLIKE INSTEAD TO SEARCH THE NAME OF THE COUNTRY

Your mother is the oponu you speak of mannerless dog

Its obvious your family needs deliverance....

ANd u have

CUTE but try this

OP...he failed twice, not thrice and its not him that remembered


Its Tinubu and Amaechi that reminded him

At his advanced age he cant remember his phone number, talkless of where to campaign

Rubbish


This Jim o Neil is an idiot

Jonathan will remain...he made Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy and its think tank members like Jimmy boy that dont want Nigeria to progress this rapidly

Jimmy started BRICS and N 11 countries but he never knew Nigeria will make BRIC, BRINC under Jonathan

Jo boy, carry go

penquin:
Pdp member here. *points up* pls is there no other party contesting for president

not a card carrying member of any party


mr. man are u sure u even have PVC?

penquin:
i swear... i ain't voting for him anymore... my grandpa doesn't speak good of him and my GP is not a pdp or acN.....MEMBER... both GEJ AND Gmb are irritating in my head don't know who to vote and i ain't voting for anyone. buh for lag o. na PDP I ll vote simply cus we tayad of ACN

Pls vote for Jonathan. We need him to continue if only for the sake of equity.

Because so many are on the Buhari train so we need to counter them well well

It’s been over 15 years of uninterrupted democratic governance in Nigeria. Sadly, the Nigerian democracy is still described in many quarters as fledgling. One wonders if things wouldn’t have been different if our brand of democracy was not encumbered by man-made traps which has gravely hindered its ability to thrive and naturally iron her kinks. In the final analysis, those who bear the burden of the needless sentiments that define the leadership question in our country are the Nigerian populace. Unfortunately, this ugly trend is rearing its head in our political discourse especially as it concerns the two major candidates in the forthcoming presidential election in February 14, 2014. President Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party and Gen. Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress.

The only advantage General Muhammadu Buhari has going into the presidential elections is his perception, by some middle aged Nigerians, as a no nonsense anti corruption fighter. Apart from that, he has several questions to answer as regards his past positions on two main issues in Nigerians political development –ethnicity and religion. You can’t wish those away, at least, for now.

Buhari is perceived as a being zero-tolerant for corruption. This stems from his days as military head of state when he jailed politicians to lengthy prison terms using military tribunals. It is completely different from operating in a civil democracy where he would have to use the civil courts and accept the bitter truth that the wheels of justice grind slowly but steadily. However, his anti-corruption disposition comes as a challenge to status quo. Beneficiaries of status quo have never allowed a change. He has them to contend with and they are more than plenty.

Those who perceive him as being zero-tolerant for corruption, express the wish for a change in status quo. Unfortunately, they do not look at historical trends. Malam Nuhu Ribadu went into the 2011 presidential election on the background of his achievements at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) –Which was the only office that had tested his zeal to fight corruption. He got rave reviews and mention as one capable of altering the status quo if he becomes president. But outcome of the election proved Nigerians had other considerations in voting for a president other than anti-corruption credentials. Such other considerations include broad-based approach to nationalism and acceptance across regions.

Apart from Buhari’s perception as an anti-corruption fighter, nothing else works in his favour. His views on religion and nationalism are parochial. On this ground, his greatest enemies are those old enough to recall his arguments, and actions, when confronted with issues that demanded a broad-based approach. Chief Richard Akinjide SAN, was Attorney general and Justice Minister in the Shehu Shagari administration which Buhari sacked via a coup d’etat. Reviewing Buhari’s democratic credentials and openness to broader national development, Akinjide concludes that Buhari lacks the appeal for national integration given his belief that southern Nigeria’s development ought to halt for the north to catch-up.

In an interview published in the February 10, 2014 edition of The New Telegraph, Akinjide said of Buhari thus: “He hasn’t got the electoral advantage to win an election. He has done a lot of things in the past, which are axiomatic he hasn’t got democratic norms. For instance, the government of Lagos State was to do the railway system and we know what he did about it. Nigeria has one of the worst railway systems in Africa today. Lagos State was going to do water system; he (Buhari) cancelled it. He even cancelled the railway system (metroline) in Lagos State. The railway system was approved by Shehu Shagari and the agreement was vetted by me as the Attorney-General and Lagos State deposited $50 million to a French company, which they forfeited and then they were asked to pay damages again in arbitration. Buhari was told, and he didn’t care. His belief was the South would be better developed than the North. Anybody who thinks like that is not worthy of being the President of this country. That is one of the reasons he has no political advantage for any political party. We all know and it is still on record what he did about human rights abuses. He imprisoned many political leaders and made decrees that were retroactive to make his point and invoke fear.

Reminded that Buhari had shown capacity to fight corruption in the country, the elder statesman said further “There is nobody in this country who has not fought corruption, one way or the other. But if you remember when he became Head of State, he was from the North, the Vice President was also from the North (Kwara) and the Secretary to the Federal Government was also from the North, as if South did not exist at the time. That is a serious wrong political arithmetic. People will not forget any of those decisions and I mean it. But when he left power through a military coup against him, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida came to power and he took as Number Two people from Abia and later Edo State. So, we had a fair balance. If you are doing Nigerian politics, you must have a fair balance. Anybody that made mistakes as Buhari did, will lose election”.

Also in an interview published in December 29, 2014 edition of The Union, Dr. Joseph Wayas, who lost office as Senate President as a consequence of the Buhari coup, concludes the retired army general lacks basic understanding of what democracy entails. He said: “Of all the people we talk about, I don’t think I would like to make a comment about Buhari because the first question would be to ask if Buhari understands what democracy means. I don’t want it to be seen like there is something between Buhari and me. But again, that is the great thing about this country right now– people are allowed to talk and they talk freely. Otherwise, I don’t think that the name Buhari should come in when we are talking of democracy. He truncated democracy and brought in a military dictatorship which set aside the constitution and brought in a long run of military rule”.

He further said: “Buhari does not know what democracy means. All his life he has been a dictator, doing things his own way. He is not used to second opinion. He is used to one opinion only, and that is his own”.

Besides, Buhari had shown himself as a great advocate of the sharianisation of Nigeria, an adventure which most Nigerians detest given the country’s categorisation as a religiously plural state. He has been quoted, without denial, as advocating in 2001, the total sharianisation of Nigeria in the quest to ensure dominance of his religious belief over others in the country. This issue, specifically, and those connected to his dictatorial tendencies such as the clampdown on the media and imprisonment of journalists using Decree 4, the execution via firing squad at the Bar Beach in Lagos of youth drug peddlers, intolerance to criticisms of the junta he led, unanswered questions over the actual reasons for the imprisonment of Dr. Alex Ekwueme, Nigeria’s then vice president and keeping under house arrest of his principal, Alhaji Shehu Shagari among many other issues, accounted for his loss in three previous presidential elections.

Besides, Nigerians are weary of the post-election violence of 2011 which are attributed to comments made by him in the run-up to the election. He again made such threats when in May 2012 he addressed supporters of the defunct CPC at his Kaduna residence and threatened that “If what happened in 2011 (alleged rigging) should again happen in 2015, by the grace of God, the dog and the baboon would all be soaked in blood.’’ Buhari perpetually shows himself as a man of great violence. This is not a credential to market in an election to become president.

The Dr. Haroun Adamu-led team inaugurated by President Olusegun Obasanjo to wind down activities of the PTF headed by Buhari discovered a fraud of about N25billion. In its report to President Obasanjo, Dr. Adamu wrote: “The Committee recommended that the total recoverable amount can be used to offset some of the outstanding debts because some of the creditors are contractors from whom these amounts are to be recovered. It also recommended that the President may wish to set up a high powered judicial panel to recover the huge public fund and to take the necessary action against any officer, consultant or contractor whose negligence resulted in this colossal loss of public funds.”

LOL

Rubbish which change

Takea very close look at the APC,
I am seeing Amaechi - 8yrs speaker; 7yrs governor under PDP,
Atiku - 8yrs Vice president under PDP,
Akume -8yrs governor under PDP,
Bukola Saraki - 8yrs governor; 2yrs Senator under PDP,
Timipre Cocaine Sniffer Sylva -4yrs governor under PDP,
Audu Ogbe - 2yrs chairman of PDP, Aminu
Masari - 4yrs Reps speaker under PDP,
Chris Ngige - 3yrs governor under PDP,
Kwankwaso - 7yrs governor, 3yrs Defense minister under
PDP, El-Rufai - 4yrs FCT minister, 2yrs BPE chairman under PDP,
Oyinlola, 7 and half years governor under PDP, Segun Oni, 3 and half
years governor under PDP, and to cap it all they went to OBJ begging, a man who they claimed spent 8 of the disastrous 16 yrs as the maximum
ruler of Nigeria to come and lead them on a rescue mission.
It is now clearer that APC is a waste basket of the PDP, where the people who created and perpetuated the "16 Disastrousyears" are now dumped.

Please Nigerians what is the change in this APC?

stayblack:
3 BIG CLUELESS MONKEYS.THIS OBA LOOK DISGUSTING....BUHARI IS OUR MAN..THIEVES..

your mother must be so proud of u

They r stupid fans

Buhari na scam

spenca:
It never ends the team keeps working

even after losing?