Its so very easy to run your mouths against GEJ even without looking at the past violence in the north from the 80s till date. If you guys are so stupidly upset, go th Jega & ask for your votes back, or else SHUT UP!!!
You think GEJ is weak abi? well, as we say in warri : na when jungle mature monkey go know who born am
, time will tell

On the other hand, Regardless of its showing in the gubernatorial elections, the CPC does not seem to have a long term future. Without Buhari’s halo, the party is simply an unwieldy aggregation of political outsiders and malcontents from other parties, all hoping that their proximity to Buhari may yield an anointing by association. With the general’s halo, the party is simply a personality cult. Nigerians who voted for Buhari had high hopes, but on hindsight, the CPC was always a poor vehicle for national change. The search for truly transformative alternatives will have to continue. In any case, the talakawa crisis remains a grave plague that we must confront as a society. Any viable opposition movement must tame the north’s feral ghettoes and translate the fury therein into transformative democratic energy.

hmmm, The plot sickens

At least he gave us a upright INEC boss instead of the idiot Iwu, hence wonderful elections,

The north has been in the power game n tussle for over 30years & they have yielded nothing but chaos & failure. Maybe we should do it the Israeli way: for every attack on non muslims & corpers, we bomb 10mosques in other southern cities n kill some mallams, that should work abi? we sef for south fit gbege na

No be today we ikebe dey for back. If non muslim mess or fart for north dem go riot. its all due to their state of poverty, zero education, & the fact that they r being brainwashed in to such cruelty. We can now see how badly buhari wants power,

Nothing, I repeat, nothing can justify the carnage and the violence unleashed in Zaria, Gombe and other parts of the north. I strongly disagree with those who are making excuses for the bestiality; who say that the PDP is to blame for “provoking” this bout of rioting. “High wire manipulation” and “money politics” do not justify people taking lives. I am sure most of us would feel differently if these mobs were about to lynch us and burn our homes with our families in them. Would you “understand” if some crazed lunatics were about to take your head off because you are a Christian and therefore presumably voted for GEJ? Would you then say, “It’s really okay to kill me because GEJ bought the Emir of Zaria and Its all my fault”? (Is there real incontrovertible evidence for these conspiracy claims beyond rumour, innuendo and half truths being spread online?)  It is easy to make a case for violence in the virtual comfort zone of Facebook when we are far from the mindless bloodshed. Whoever feels that there was High wire manipulation (whatever that means) and money politics should seek legal options to right the wrongs against them. It’s supposed to be a democracy not a MOBOCRACY. Money politics did not start today.

Buhari should immediately go on air and instruct his supporters to stop the violence. In fact he should personally visit the crisis areas. He should not bother dissociating himself and his party from it. CPC has made no secret of the fact that its main stronghold and constituency is the northern underclass. Now that this constituency has gone out of control, it cannot escape some culpability. CPC’s thugs and rioting mobs do the retired general no credit and readily disqualify him from high office. Ironically, several Christians voted for the CPC just as several Muslims voted for the PDP. Should Muslims who voted for Shekarau and Ribadu also be killed presumably for denying maigaskiya valuable votes? This madness has to stop. Buhari’s failure to speak out decisively in condemnation of the violence casts him as another desperate politician that will never rise to the level of a statesmen whatever he and his supporters may think.

well done jega.

Nothing, I repeat, nothing can justify the carnage and the violence unleashed in Zaria, Gombe and other parts of the north. I strongly disagree with those who are making excuses for the bestiality; who say that the PDP is to blame for “provoking” this bout of rioting. “High wire manipulation” and “money politics” do not justify people taking lives. I am sure most of us would feel differently if these mobs were about to lynch us and burn our homes with our families in them. Would you “understand” if some crazed lunatics were about to take your head off because you are a Christian and therefore presumably voted for GEJ? Would you then say, “It’s really okay to kill me because GEJ bought the Emir of Zaria and Its all my fault”? (Is there real incontrovertible evidence for these conspiracy claims beyond rumour, innuendo and half truths being spread online?) It is easy to make a case for violence in the virtual comfort zone of Facebook when we are far from the mindless bloodshed. Whoever feels that there was High wire manipulation (whatever that means) and money politics should seek legal options to right the wrongs against them. It’s supposed to be a democracy not a MOBOCRACY. Money politics did not start today.

Buhari should immediately go on air and instruct his supporters to stop the violence. In fact he should personally visit the crisis areas. He should not bother dissociating himself and his party from it. CPC has made no secret of the fact that its main stronghold and constituency is the northern underclass. Now that this constituency has gone out of control, it cannot escape some culpability. CPC’s thugs and rioting mobs do the retired general no credit and readily disqualify him from high office. Ironically, several Christians voted for the CPC just as several Muslims voted for the PDP. Should Muslims who voted for Shekarau and Ribadu also be killed presumably for denying maigaskiya valuable votes? This madness has to stop. Buhari’s failure to speak out decisively in condemnation of the violence casts him as another desperate politician that will never rise to the level of a statesmen whatever he and his supporters may think.

If Buhari cannot call a press conference to hail the best election in 9ja so far & calm the frivolous & inhuman acts of vilolence in the north, then i wonder whether if he is worthy of my vote or our votes, ?

I WILL vote GEJ & nothing dey happen!! With the reforms going on in the banking sector it would only be a matter of time before things start to normalise

Nice one osoisi. My cuz just came back from warri a few days ago & he sez the road is being repaired, though not completely. GEJ has just only been in power for only 8months & he has given a roadmap & plan which he is following, IN 8 MONTHS. Haba people lets be fair n square, GEJ has a better option & would see us through these phase. Nobody is asking anybody to be quiet but please be mature & sensible about your comments,

It would be good to reflect upon your present blessings of which every man has many - not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some. GEJ would do us proud as he is OUR PRESENT BLESSING,

Bad market for them that want to so desperately ruin the person of GEJ. when he assumed power 8months ago nothing was in place for this elections & see how thus far we have come from Jega's appointment to him being given full control over INEC. Those fueling this rubbish are just fools leading fools on a foolhardy mission.

It's clearly evident that Jega worked in the interest of all. A postponed election is better than an annulled one. Buhari should stop throwing baseless accusations. Taking the background of Jega one would know that he cannot be influenced or pressurized back in his aluta days.

Are men to be ruled by God"s Law (Our domiciled Constitution which can be amended for the greater good) or by the whims of a dictator (our past leaders)? Are men a property of the State, or are we Free Souls under God? This same battle continues throughout the world today, GEJ is d man

time would tell & time would be in GEJ's favor cos it's just a matter of time & chance, he would bring every wrong to right & move us forward. it's very easy to castigate & stigmatize cos GEJ came from PDP, but with time all u jokers would be surprised at what GEJ would do, GEJ has my vote!!

Dats why they are callled sahara (dry desert with nada to offer). GEJ was clear, sincere & genuine to all topics & questions thrown at him. Sahara (or Sharia-ha) are just a bunch of political "hallelujah boys".

Its just a positive step in the right direction which can be always be improved on, Wonder what all the past military dictators are coming back to do? hmmm
GEJ has my vote!!