Who go vote for am, apart from Redeem Church members?

TimeManager:
Dumb comment.

Ass blasted with pussification
Grow up man! You disgust me.

Kiss the truth!

butt-hurt faggin

TimeManager:
I thought you were all good & smiles when El rufai was lambasting Buhari in the past.
The woman is just as a two-tailed lizard as one morafucker Bishopmagic. Buhari should waste no little more time in sacking them.

Kiss the truth!

ASS-Blasted with Troll perfection

Chukazu:

the Binis Itsekiri and Edo are what makes them Niger Delta and they are also grouped along" nine oil producing Niger Delta states" so your argument doesn't hold

an Auchi person or Akoko Edo person is closer to Kogi

On last Friday’s broadcast of Trunews, on August 11 2017, host Rick Wiles shared an amazing warning about a major event happening soon in the United States.
His testimony began in 1998. A few weeks after publishing a new book called Judgment Day 2000, he attended a prophetic conference where he did not know anyone. To his surprise, a speaker at the event had already read his book and recognized him as the author, so they asked him to stand up and introduced him to the audience.
Published three years prior to the terrorist attacks on 9/11/2001, the front cover of Rick’s book showed a photo of a lightning bolt striking the Twin Towers in New York City.
When Rick sat back down, a woman sitting behind him tapped him on the shoulder and asked to speak with him after the meeting. She later introduced herself as Leah Mandell and explained, “You’re the man that was in my dreams. Two years ago, I had a dream where I saw a man sitting at his computer. He was typing. I saw a book come down from the sky. It went into his head and then came out his fingers and he typed it. Then I saw the title of the book. It was called, Judgment Day. And I have been praying for you for two years, not even knowing who you are, I simply prayed for that man I saw in the dream that God would give him that book and he would fulfill the Lord’s assignment.”
Through that encounter, they became friends. Three years later, on August 11, 2001, exactly one month prior to the terrorist attacks, Rick was driving in his car when he received a phone call from Leah. She said, “Rick, something very odd is happening today. Alarm bells, everywhere I go today there are alarms ringing, car alarms, burglar alarms, fire alarms, even oven alarms, every place I go, I hear alarms ringing. What’s really strange is people are having trouble turning the alarms off. I go into stores, the alarm is ringing. I go into an office, the alarm is ringing. And they can’t get the things to turn off. The Lord told me, ‘Call Rick Wiles and tell him, “The alarms are ringing, and this time, they will not be turned off.”‘”
The moment she said that, Rick’s seatbelt alarm started ringing even though his seatbelt was fastened.
One month later was September 11, 2001. Alarms were going off everywhere in cars, buildings, fire engines, and everywhere.
Three days ago on August 11 2017, Rick was driving to his church when suddenly a dead bird fell from the sky and smashed into his windshield. The bird did not fly into his path, but fell out of the sky like it was already dead. Then he received a phone call from Leah Mandell saying, “Rick, the alarms are ringing. Everywhere I go today, alarms are ringing. And there’s something else, dead birds. I’m seeing dead birds. It seems like everywhere I go, there’s a dead bird.”
Then he realized the date was August 11, the same date when Leah had called him sixteen years earlier with a similar warning.
In the program, Rick and his co-hosts speculated about what the dead birds might mean, perhaps a reference to airplanes falling out of the sky.
Rick’s amazing testimony begins at about the 24-minute mark on Friday’s program.
Confirmation:
This warning confirms what I saw in a dream on July 19, 2017, a graph of the stock market, which showed two drops with the second one much bigger than the first. The final part of the second drop ended with a steep plunge, indicating some event had triggered a panic sell off. (see the complete post)
I believe it was the same event author and professor Jim Reeve shared in a video in August 2016. He saw a strong bullish run in the stock market, ending with little green army men on top of a tall pole getting smashed by a large hammer in the sky, causing them to drop to the ground like confetti. Smashed army men falling to the ground sounds similar to dead birds falling out of the sky. So, it sounds like whatever is coming will involve a military conflict.
I believe we are close to this event. The solar eclipse on August 21 marks the beginning of a forty day countdown to Yom Kippur, a day when God’s judgment is set. Forty days have historically marked a set amount of time for repentance, like when Jonah warned the people of Ninevah they had forty days to repent. Yom Kippur this year begins at sunset on Friday, September 29. Amazingly, that timing fits perfectly with what market analyst Chris Carolan calls the dark days, which is when most market crashes have hit bottom, as calculated by the lunar calendar, not our Gregorian solar based calendar. This year, the dark days occur on October 16-17. (see the complete post)
I believe these events are part of what God is doing across the whole earth in this season, birthing a righteous remnant. Not a natural birthing, but a spiritual birthing whereby they are being propelled and empowered to step into their assignments, preparing the way for the return of the Lord. Their birth coincides with the unprecedented sign in the sky on September 23, the appearance of a woman giving birth to a child, fulfilling the ancient prophecy
1 A great sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, and the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars;
2 and she was with child; and she cried out, being in labor and in pain to give birth. (Revelation 12:1-2).
Rachel Baxter saw this event was foretold thousands of years ago, “The fall is coming this fall. Yes, I say it. This fall the mighty fall will begin in earnest and there will be no slowing, just as I have said through My prophets for thousands of years, it will happen. (Isaiah 13)” (See the complete post)
There have been many alarms ringing in prophetic dreams and visions, but I believe everyone will soon be hearing them.

https://z3news.com/w/rick-wiles-alarms-ringing/

This woman is more loyal than El Rufai who Atiku kick-started his career by introducing him to Obasanjo for appointment into BPE.

Chukazu:


Edo is what?

Edo belongs to the South-South geopolitical zone and isn't part of the geographical area known as Niger Delta.

Apart from the Binis and Itsekiri areas of Edo, the rest people of Edo can not be classified as part of the Niger Delta.

Nah only Mambilla boys get this people medicine

sonnie10:


The northern military junta. How naive people could be. I have heard someone allude to the current constitution as a social contract, and i ask, agreed upon by which parties?

The North has the most states and majority in both House. Any vote for national referendum will be a waste of time.

Where the Military Junta elected representatives?

Did they even hold constitutional conferences when drafting the constitution?

Chukazu:
somebody said he the first Rivers and Niger Deltan, that is not true... Godfry Otubu was also from Niger Delta, Edo to be precise

Edo is not Niger Delta

ColonelDrake:

Did you know that the first two positions of the Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs are for the North? The president is the sultan of sokoto and the deputy president is the shehu of Borno. No Yoruba Muslim, middle belt Muslim or Niger Delta Muslims can ever be in this position. This is a council funded with tax payers money. Yet yoru Muslims have no problem with this as the loyal servile slaves that they are. I feel like spanking the head of one Yoruba Muslim. too slavish for my liking. jeez..

The thing wey tire me nah that afonja spokesman who keeps politicizing every issue in the guise of speaking up for Nigerian Muslims.

Yoruba Muslims must reform Islam just as their christian counterparts have done over the years.

Taking consultations and decrees(fatwas) from Sokoto must end.

Even the Anglican Church in Nigeria (a church populated and dominated by Yorubas) has since pulled out of the Church of England over doctrinal disagreements regarding same-sex marriage.

Yoruba Muslims, Tanko Yakassi has openly called you their slaves.

I think that the only people capable of reforming Islam are the Yorubas.


Yorubas have redefined Christianity as can be seen with the Afro-Caribbean spiritualism they combined with Christianity (Celestial Church).

The Yorubas have a rare chance of becoming the race of people to reform Islam and this can only happen if they shed away any authoritarian link with Sokoto.

kp3tech:


Been thinking about it... I just assume it was from mecca.

Like most Catholic Bishops are promoted from Rome.

But Catholic Popes are not restricted to a particular race or tribe are they?

Even the concept of monarchy which both Fulanis and House of Saud promote is alien to Islam and this is the major crux between Shiia Islam as promoted by Iran and Sunni Islam as backed by the House of Saud.

I don't know why Yoruba Muslims can not elevate their clerics to be above that of the Sultan of Sokoto.

Same Sultan of Sokoto no get any bearing on Muslims in Mali, Niger or even Chad and these are people who share similar pseudo-Arabic cultures with Hausa/Fulanis. So it beats my imagination why Fulani monarchs disguised as Islamic authorities will be dictating the spiritual path of Yoruba Muslims.

You can never see such external influence on Yoruba people like the way the Yoruba Muslims have bowed completely to Sokoto.

Consider for a moment that the head of the Anglican Church in Nigeria - a Yoruba man - pulled out from the Church of England over disagreements arising from same-sex marriage.

Can the Yoruba Muslim dare that? NO!

Are the Fulanis more versed in the Koran than Yorubas? NO!

So why should the house of Dan Fodio dictate to Yoruba Muslims?

Kazim88, ask yourself who made the Sultan of Sokoto the permanent head of the Nigerian Traditional Rulers Association.

First they wanted to march for him....


Then they decided to Stand with him...


Now they are praying for him...


Can't wait for them to start weeping for him

SalamRushdie:
The bigot has never changed

The man remained a very bad serial loser.

The 2007 and 2011 carnage that his supporters unleashed is still very fresh.

Here is Buhari's reply

Buhari Replies Obasanjo / Aluko Commentary

BUHARI RESPONDS THROUGH OFFICIAL ANPP STATEMENT


April 16, 2003



The contents of the President's letter to General Muhammadu Buhari got to the media even before the ANPP Presidential Candidate received it. We find that very inappropriate and quite out of order. We have also noticed from the contents of the letter that it is either the president has misunderstood the Press Conference of April 16, 2003, which was delivered by the ANPP Presidential candidate on behalf of the Presidential Candidates of the Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP) or has deliberately chosen to view it out of context. Either way, General Buhari cannot be held responsible for that.



The ANPP Presidential Candidate who is a former Head of State himself will not seek to incite the public against a constituted authority as the President's letter imputes. In all his public service life be has been known to be disciplined and law abiding. For the purpose of this election, it is the considered opinion of the Buhari-Okadigbo Presidential Campaign Organisation that Chief Olusegun Obasanjo is simply another candidate in the race. We have noted that in the conduct of the 2003 elections, the President who to all intents and purposes is in charge of the election process has behaved less as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and more as an interested party in the elections. We have therefore addressed ourselves appropriately to that fact. The respected views of the Catholic Church in Nigeria and the several observer groups on the just concluded National Assembly elections are instructive.



We have noted the threats of the President in his letter. But the position of the ANPP Presidential Candidate remains unchanged. He will continue to maintain that Nigerians should promote democracy by exercising their rights to vote during elections. He will also continue to insist as he did in the press conference of 17th April, 2003 that the people should protect their votes with all they have. After all, as the PDP National Chairman, Mr. Audu Ogbeh once said himself, and we fully agree, "a fraudulent democracy is worse than a military dictatorship". We are at one with the President, that he as President has the responsibility for maintaining peace, law and order. But this responsibility does not in any way vitiate the people's responsibility or even the right to defend the nation's hard-earned democracy even against an elected President.



Sam Nda-Isaiah
ANPP Deputy Director General Media and Publicity

Abuja

Original article from Reuters has been scrubbed.

This is the handwork of Obama who got paid handsomely by the Saudis and lobbied by the crooked Chagoury to back Buhari in 2015

The only link I could find is a 2003 blog post discussing the build up of the 2003 elections.
http://nigeriavillagesquare.com/forum/threads/nigeria-2003-election-results-and-the-resultant-effect.1057/#post-15257

As you can all read for yourselves, Buhari threatened to unleash his armed supporters if the elections didn't go his way.

REUTERS

Obasanjo Letter Adds to Nigeria Vote Tension

Thu April 17, 2003 01:16 PM ET

By John Chiahemen and Nicholas Kotch

LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo added to the bellicose build-up to Saturday's presidential elections, warning his main challenger on Thursday not to stir up trouble in the security forces.

An opposition politician said his supporters were armed and ready for an emergency as the man in charge of the April 19 elections appealed to Nigeria's 60 million voters to put their "primordial past" behind them.

"Let me emphatically urge you not to incite the society and law enforcement agencies," Obasanjo wrote to Muhammadu Buhari, who on Wednesday pledged "mass action" if polls are rigged.

"You know both as military leader and former head of state that (any) direct appeal, and incitement of law enforcement agencies and the military, against lawfully constituted authority is both reprehensible and extremely unfortunate," he said in the letter, a copy of which was obtained by Reuters.

Both he and Buhari are retired generals and former military rulers in Africa's most populous state which is making yet another attempt to entrench democracy.

The ambition is to achieve the first transition from one elected civilian administration to another -- a feat which has eluded Nigerians since independence from Britain in 1960.

But the level of saber-rattling ahead of the votes for the presidency and 36 state governorships is not inspiring confidence, say analysts. All opposition parties accuse Obasanjo's ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of extreme rigging on April 12 during the elections for the National Assembly.

The loudest complaints have come from the southeast, the oil-rich Niger Delta and the southwest, home of the president's own Yoruba people.

"I can tell you that my boys are incensed. They are armed and ready...If anybody tries what they did last Saturday they will meet legitimate force," Governor Segun Osoba of Ogun state told a Lagos radio station on Wednesday.

The national chairman of Buhari's All Nigeria Peoples' Party (ANPP) said the party had not received Obasanjo's letter.

"The general (Buhari) is not inciting anybody. What we have said is that we reject the results of the April 12 elections because very many of them were spurious," Don Etiebet said.

In a veiled threat to his opponent, the president said he intended to use all constitutional means to preserve the peace.

"BAD HABITS"

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) admits its performance was sub-standard last weekend but there are grave doubts that it can improve by Saturday.

It has still not announced all results of the vote for the House of Representatives and Senate because thuggery and fraud forced re-votes in some areas.

INEC's chairman, Abel Guobadia, said there were fresh reports of attempted bribery of his officials and warned any attempt to interfere with election materials would invalidate the outcome of the elections in that area.

"These bad habits may have been carried over from our primordial past but they are certainly obsolete in the modern world," Guobadia said in the capital Abuja on Thursday.

Nigeria is the world's eighth biggest oil producer but the colossal revenues the industry generates have failed to develop the country where basic infrastructure is either broken or absent. Members of Nigeria's elite are invariably placed near the top of international corruption leagues.

As the incumbent, Obasanjo had been considered strong favorite to win a second and final four-year term on Saturday but the past week's events have challenged that assumption.

Buhari flew to Lagos on Thursday to try to capitalize on anger against Obasanjo among Yoruba people. But after their meeting, Yoruba cultural leader Abraham Adesanya gave no sign his people would go for a northern Muslim candidate like Buhari.

Buhari, who is banking on a sweeping majority in northern states, then flew to southeastern Enugu and met Emeka Ojukwu who led the Ibo ethnic group into a disastrous secession bid in the late 1960s.

"I want him (Obasanjo) to know as a warning from me that if he continues along this line the events of 1967 to 1970 will be a child's play to what will be unleashed, not by me but by the massive anger of the Nigerian masses," Ojukwu said in a speech.

Kazim88:


Hate?? Against who.

After watching Ahlaji Tanko Yakassai statement I felt disappointed.

Why divide people along religious line.

It would had been a great thing if people like Ahlaji Tanko really cared about Yoruba Muslim with actions to backed it up but using Islam just for political manipulation is an Haram. Correct me if am wrong.

It had to be a northerner to open your eyes.

The Yoruba Muslim wasn't just a meme created here but a harsh reality.

The Yoruba Muslim by their comments here are always looking for ways to appease and bend to Sokoto.

Their allegiance isn't to Odua but to Sokoto and this is the major division I have been preaching here for over 4yrs now.

If you doubt this, then ask why Osun state (a majority Muslim state) has been consistently voting for northerners?

In 2011, they went against the general political tide in Yoruba land and voted for Ribadu a northerner.

They have also consistently been voting for Buhari candidacy with the latter garnering significant votes up till 2015!

Sarrki dude is an irredeemable zombie

We see this again and again: no matter what they have done, Muslims are the victims. Islamic jihadists and supremacists eagerly take up the victim role, without the slightest indication of shame at doing so.

Lee Rigby’s murderer wants £100,000 ‘blood money’ over allegations that prison officers left him mentally scarred.

Michael Adebolajo, 32, who murdered the fusilier Mr Rigby, 25, in Woolwich, south east London, in 2013, lost his two front teeth when prison staff tried to restrain him four years ago.

He has now officially launched a court writ in which he claims he was left with a ‘psychiatric injury’.

And Mr Rigby’s mother, Lyn, 50, hit out at her son’s killer and said he deserves to ‘die in jail’.

Adebolajo, wants £25,000 in compensation after claiming to ‘suffer distress, loss and damage’ on remand at London’s top-security Belmarsh jail.

But he has been fighting the battle for two years and it could cost the taxpayer a further £75,000 in police and legal costs.

The writ has now been officially passed on to the High Court in London.

It claims that while Adebolajo, who killed Mr Rigby with Michael Adebowale, 26, was being escorted back to his cell after a phone call he dropped his hands from his head and spun round to confront officers.

He warned staff to ‘watch themselves’ and asked ‘Allah to strike down his oppressors’.

The killer claims he was ‘verbally abused’ before he was smashed into bars of his cell windows.

He also claimed officers twisted his left arm and that he was ‘stamped on’ in an ‘unreasonable, unjustified and excessive’ assault.

The Crown Prosecution Service ruled out action against the five prison officers after a police investigation.

A Ministry of Justice spokesman told The Sun: ‘The public will be rightly outraged at the thought of this offender claiming compensation from the taxpayer.’…

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4863962/Lee-Rigby-s-mother-blasts-murderer-chases-100k.html#ixzz4s5S9Nr4q

They were quick to mobolise because nah fulanis abi?

Criminality is a human endeavour. What we take as a crime in our society is a way of life in the animal Kingdom. Stealing and murder is the way of life for Hyenas and can't be equated as a crime.

But crime has not always been in existence for primitive man operated at a level we can describe today as barbaric.

Crime came into existence when mankind began to socialise in organised groups. For there to be peaceful coexistence rules where drawn and from there the concept of crime was invented.

But it will take mankind several millennia to develop effective crime preventive measures by adopting independent authorities to punish criminals.

In primitive man, crime only existed in one dimensions involving two parties - the perpetrator and the victim which I will refer as the "first parties". Instant retribution was the only way to check crime in primitive man's world.

As man began congregating in extended groups, second parties arose as arbitrators. "First party" victims of crime will seek a "second party" to help get retribution and justice for a wrong doing he must have suffered. This thus led to a feudal state of man and it gave rise to generational warring among mankind as justice wasn't at the core at preventing crime but rather relationships and strength of affiliation of the "first parties." A prime example of this feudal state of war over injustice can still be seen among bedouin tribes.

Most societies decided early on that for society to be peaceful and crime free a "third party" who is guided by equity and fairness and who is versed in the laws ought to be appointed to arbitrate on crime. This "third party" saw the beginning of both the legislative and judiciary arms of society.

In failed states, the first cracks were first noticed when equity and justice had become eroded and compromised. Society members thus forego "third party" arbiters for "second" and "first party" solutions.

In present day Nigeria, the Buhari led FG has eroded any little confidence the people have in the security forces and courts in checking criminality and upholding the law.

When you have Fulani criminals going unchecked killing and raping across the land with no intentions whatsoever to reign them in and punish them for their heinous crime, their victims will be forced to adopt "second party" measures to protect themselves from future injustice and criminality.

As I said earlier "second party" solutions fall on securing solace and protection from powerful relations or from forming a powerful militia from people of similar bloc or relationships.

This has since seen the rise of tribal militias like the Mambilla Militia who formed tribal armies in Taraba to check the marauding fulanis whom Buhari has done nothing to check their activities.

A similar tribal militia was quickly assembled in Ife by Yorubas to check the rioting Awusa mobs who had killed a Yoruba man. The people of Ife took the laws into their hands because they knew from recent experience in Mile 12, Lagos that the security forces will not arrest the marauding Awusa mob.

Another good example of abuse of powers by the Buhari govt is the unconditional release of 5 Awusa men who beheaded an elderly Igbo trader. Buhari had earlier set the path for the release of the shameless cowards when he stated that "people should not take the laws into their hands" - meaning that he believed the woman deserved to be killed for desecration of Islam, a punishment deserving of death according to sharia law. It will then come as no surprise when the Kano state govt withdrew all charges of the perpetrators and set them free.

Since 2015, Buhari and his satanic APC are taking us back to their barbaric feudal medieval Islamic state of terror. It will then be no surprise when Nigeria soon slips into anarchy.

double wahala for dead body

story

When it is the FG that is arraigning him in court, how do you expect to be viewed as impartial when you are the one's prosecuting him?

TimeManager:
Bishopmagic
May sense fall on you

GBENU SUN

First they marched for Buhari

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2105904_210560920150208063419jpeg05cd520baec61eaafe0008c600dca5d3_jpeg051e0f50d21357a0ff56bf0b4a8ebc58

Then they decided it was time to Stand with Buhari

www.nairaland.com/attachments/3532173_iswb_gif823e2a466c95a478d509d3405c16e8c0

But now they said they want to Pray for Buhari

[img]http://i.onthe.io/vllkyt5fst0jrrd2b.1e3f3a7b.jpg[/img]



Soon them go cry for BUHARI

Tinubu will soon come and chase them out of their land

jamace:
You must be a cave man not to know that appointment can be rejected.

and you are still evolving from your monkey state to describe the OP as a paid agent only because he brought this to our notice

jamace:
And so what? This is not the first time appointment is rejected. Appointments are rejected all over the world.

OP, is a paid agent of mischief.

which foolishness drove you to that conclusion?