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[size=13pt]Hahahahahaha . . . . GEJ should only accept Birthday Greetings from majority of wellmeaning Nigerians with genuine intentions and not some Boko Haram infested blood sucking charlatans like the APC [/size](***I****am****joking*****oh*****) |
It's laughable. This man thinks we are all mumu that will swallow his propaganda hook, line and sinker A city that about 90% of residents do not have access to pipeborne. |
So, who even deceived him that he had the capacity to win Presidential election? |
I just had a boiled corn on my way back from work today. But seriously, it didn't even occur to me that we are in November and corn season had long past |
[size=13pt]Joe Igbokwe is not well. He should be ashamed of himself[/size] |
W |
Francis5:All those rooting for this expired baggage to lead us should be ashamed of themselves |
But really, who else measures up with him - Atiku, Buhari or Kwankwaso? |
2015 Polls: No Presidential Aspirants’ Credentials Measures Up To Jonathan’s – Cleric NAN — Nov 16, 2014 | Leave a comment Prof. Yusufu Obaje, the former State House Chaplain, said that none of the credentials of the aspirants clamouring for the presidency measured up to that of President Jonathan. Obaje said this while delivering a homily at the inauguration of the Civil Chaplaincy Ministry Nigeria, a civil society group, on Sunday in Abuja. He tasked the Ministry to spread God’s word in schools, hospitals, prisons and Nigeria at large. Obaje who also spoke on the transformation programme of the Federal Government, said that it was a pity that Nigeria had yet to experience continuity in governance as every new leader wanted to do something different. He said he had taken a cursory look at the credentials of all the aspirants for the 2015 election, adding that President Jonathan remained the best candidate even at the risk of him (Obaje) being tagged `a Jonathan fan’. “Nigeria for over the years has not yielded the expected result, in spite of many and diverse transformation programmes and agenda of successive governments; we are still very far from the Nigeria of promise. “Each government even within the same political party, always comes up with a different kind of transformation agenda; there is hardly any genuine continuity of transformation programmes. “By the time President Jonathan leaves the office by the grace of God in 2019, somebody else will come even within the same party with another transformation agenda.’’ “Whether or not you call me a Jonathan fan, I have not seen him for quite a long time; I do not believe on the credentials of those who are aspiring to be presidents now. According to him, they are not better than President Jonathan in spite of all his weaknesses, I was in PDP, I saw Hausa-Fulani politics in Nigeria, we moved to join APC, I saw Yoruba politics in that party. “I finally landed in APGA and I saw Igbo politics. Obaja stated that the national transformation programme was a service oriented task that must be executed, based on the principle of sacrificial and selfless service by all citizens. He, however, expressed disappointment with the leadership of political parties and INEC for the high cost of nomination forms which ensured that only the rich could vie for elective positions. “Nigerians must resist on-going attempts by the leadership of our political parties to turn our democracy into aristocracy, a government of the rich, by the rich and for the rich.’’ “How do you explain an ordinary nomination form being sold for N12 million for senators by some parties, presidential form between N22 million to N27 million non-refundable? “Majority of Nigerians cannot earn N5,000 a month and we kept quiet, leadership assumes that we accept anything if we say nothing and then we all face the consequences. “By 2019, maybe it will be N100 million, but the consequences are enormous. The majority poor masses will rise up some day, let us not create that opportunity,” he said. He said that the major developmental issue that Nigeria was facing was that of money politics where everyone in leadership position buys his or her way to such positions. According to him, with such money already spent, the leaders assume that they have already paid their dues to the electorate and can afford to be unaccountable to the electorate. “Those that pay their way into leadership positions always bring disaster on themselves and the people in general. “One of the greatest problems we face politically today is that out of the 10 mandates for leadership, we major in one of them and that is commercial mandate. “People buy their positions and when they buy and get to that position, they have a seeming right to ignore those who collected their money for the position. “As we continue to do that, we should not expect any serious development,” he said. Speaking earlier, the Superintendent General of the Ministry, Rev. Dr Success Ekebuisi, said that the group is made up of people chosen to propagate the gospel of Christ in all spheres of the Nigerian society. Ekebuisi urged the commissioned chaplains not to lose sight of the reason for which they had been called and urged all Nigerians to stand out in all that they did. (NAN http://leadership.ng/news/390618/2015-polls-presidential-aspirants-credentials-measures-jonathans-cleric |
[size=15pt]Janjaweeeds and Lies are siamese twins[/size] |
Hahaha . . . I pity the janjaweeeds that started jubilating yesterday that a PDP governor was defecting to their fold |
Ishilove: Any Muslim in the house? |
gregg2:They are very good at writing - always winning on Punch, Nation, TVC etc |
Sahara Reporters is deceiving Buhari and eating his money |
[size=15pt]The writer is an APC bad belle janjaweeed[/size] |
It is well with Nigeria Goodluck till 2019 |
[size=13pt]That Old man Oyegun should just shut up. Evidence that APC are sponsors of Boko Haram is so overwhelming[/size] |
[size=13pt]This Aregbe is a joke Who is he acting that drama for?[/size] |
[size=20pt]God Forbid!!![/size] |
Chidiokereke:No sir. He supported Buhari because he is an ethnic bigot like Buhari that beleives so much in Hausa/Fulani hegemony |
Recall that in 2010 when I failed to get the PDP ticket against President Jonathan, I and others went to try to bring about an electoral alliance between the CPC and ACN. And even when Buhari eventually disappointed a group of us, myself, General Babangida, General Aliyu Gusau and Mallam Adamu Ciroma, I still went out of my way to support Buhari even in CPC. Atiku has an unforgiving spirit. No wonder the PDP sidelined him in the last years |
"Recall that in 2010 when I failed to get the PDP ticket against President Jonathan, I and others went to try to bring about an electoral alliance between the CPC and ACN. And even when Buhari eventually disappointed a group of us, myself, General Babangida, General Aliyu Gusau and Mallam Adamu Ciroma, I still went out of my way to support Buhari even in CPC " So, this is what Atiku did in 2011? The guy just lost all the respect. No wonder PDP sidelined him |
noblezone: |
Jega has done so well sanitizing INEC and should not have even brought up this issue of 30,000 polling units in the first place. Any way, good that he sees reasons to suspend the move |
OP, Capital NO NO NO |
Agbakoba is absolutely right |
Trailblazer1:I'm reading it over and over again |
AFOOooo:Prophet of doom All your postulations are negatives |
OP, those were killer punches. For me and my family FORWARD EVER!!! Never going back . . . Goodluck Nigeria |
gregg2:They are avoiding this thread |
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