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nnachukz:Lie I know sincere guys that will vote Buhari. What has Jonathan done for the Igbos or d south people? Those shouting GEJ in the north are definitely deceiving him like Maddddddd |
Buhari will still win this election even if he decamps to PDP or says he will step down |
What bloomberg is simply saying is that we need change simple #votewisely #vote Buhari |
A new Bloomberg report that features an analysis of Nigeria’s stocks market and foreign investment concludes that a loss for president Goodluck Jonathan at Saturday’s presidential polls may be necessary to stimulate the economy. The report gives a not so encouraging overview of the present state of the market in a paragraph thus: “Since rising to a five-year high in July, Nigeria’s benchmark stock index has plummeted 30 percent and is now only 11 percent higher than when Jonathan took office in May 2010. Stocks in South Africa and Kenya rallied 90 percent in the period, while those in Zambia and Ghana more than doubled. The naira fell to a record in February, and domestic government bond yields of almost 16 percent are the highest among 31 emerging markets monitored by Bloomberg indexes.” The report details interactions with different stockbrokers and investors, many of whom are of the view that a new government will be needed to ignite the spark and build confidence. A particularly instructive response from one Holger Siebrecht who works with Bolton-based Acadian Assets Management hints at an economy boost if General Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC) wins the presidential election. “We think the market may welcome a win by General Buhari,” Siebrecht, who helps oversee $360 million of emerging-market debt at Acadian, said in an e-mailed response to questions on Tuesday by Bloomberg. “Buhari is likely to be more effective than Jonathan” at tackling corruption and Boko Haram, and managing the government’s finances amid falling earnings from oil, he said. The report continued on a similar note, quoting responses from other players in Nigeria’s stock market. It ended thus: “Nigerian stocks trade at 7.9 times forward earnings, the lowest level after Zimbabwe among African bourses tracked by Bloomberg. They will probably rally whoever wins the election, but will be more buoyant if Jonathan is voted out, according to Lanre Buluro, head of research at Lagos-based Primera Africa.” “If Buhari comes in we believe the rally will be much more sustained,” said Buluro. “It would be a breath of fresh air. The country’s been ruled by the same party for 16 years.” With just two days to the presidential election, I doubt very much this is the kind of analysis or report the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) members and president Jonathan’s loyalists want to see. http://www.olisa.tv/2015/03/26/bloomberg-jonathans-exit-needed-spark-ignite-nigerias-stocks-market/ |
MrPeterson:Gbam |
Jega has repeatedly said the database is not online. Dem no dey hear? I dey laf these mumu PDPigz. They have seen the signs that they would loose this election and now looking at last minute strategy to jeopardise this election. E NO GO HAPPEN! Sai Buhari all d way.
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egift:Gbam! |
Jonathan is very incompetent we need a firm, decisive, honest and experienced Leader Sai Buhari |
Did u see it? ![]()
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This man was paid by PDP because he said all d propagandas PDP has been spreading. He was definitely reading from a script written by FKK and Co. Sai Buhari Sai Osinbajo Vote change |
Richard Grenell (born September 18, 1966)... He became the first openly gay spokesman for a Republican presidential candidate, after being hired by Mitt Romney. He resigned after pressure from social conservatives and gay liberals alike. Richard Grenell lives in California with his partner of nine years, Matthew Lashey, a media and entertainment company executive. He was never a US envoy to Nigeria but In 2001 Grenell was appointed by President George W. Bush to serve as director of communications and public diplomacy for the United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations. Career In 2001 Grenell was appointed by President George W. Bush to serve as director of communications and public diplomacy for the United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations. In 2009 Grenell launched Capitol Media Partners, an international strategic media and public affairs consultancy.[4] Media have reported that prior to his post with the United Nations, he was a political adviser to major Republican figures, including George Pataki and Dave Camp.[5] In 2013 Grenell was a signatory to an amicus curiae brief submitted to the Supreme Court in support of same-sex marriage during the Hollingsworth v. Perry case. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Grenell |
To GEJ/PDP
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kolonigga: |
Advertico:Buhari is talking to the masses about his plans, GEJ is sharing our dollars. Sambo is? Where is he self? Vote change Vote Apc Vote Buhari for president oga |
This is what we call a fantastic campaign not one running up and down sharing dollars. Talk to us Nigerians both inside and outside about your plans you have. APC has done very well in this, I will give them A+ while PDP n others F9. Sai Osinbajo Sai Buhari |
GEJ is going out! Take am too
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Onaedose1:Jonathan's transformation in the power sector is a total failure. |
EmmySparky:Lol Sai Buhari jare |
PDP will definitely be buried come March 28th. Nothing for them! |
Very humble woman |
Massive defections has hit PDP in Katsina state. This photo speaks; PDP Members are seen here returning their cards in droves in Katsina. http://newsrescue.com/photos-pdp-members-return-their-cards-in-droves-in-katsina/#axzz3UWJPENWI
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I love this woman, very down to earth like her husband |
I only see corel drawn/photoshoped transformation. |
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kheart:Nice one |
GEJ u are so so clueless, ur cluelessness is legendary ![]() |
This is hilarious ![]()
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The guy is fed up with GEJ's momentuous and chronic cluelessness. He wants change. I too GEJ..... take am joooooor! Noting for u jare
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Where is he self?