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The controversial leader of the Boko Haram terror group
Abubakar Shekau on Tuesday declared the duo of
President Goodluck Jonathan and his 2015 arch-rival,
Muhammadu Buhari as infidels who cannot rule Nigeria.
He declared that the war he is waging would soon bring
democracy to an end.
Mr. Shekau who spoke in a 36 minutes video released via
youtube also warned that more killings and attacks would
be recorded in the days to come as he boasted that the
quantum of ammunition his group has so far seized from
the Nigerian army especially in Baga would be enough to
prosecute a war against Nigeria.
The man whom Nigeria military authority had declared
dead on three occasions in the last two years said his
group would soon bring Nigeria to its knees and warned
the governments of the neighbouring countries, comprising
of Chad, Cameroon and Niger of similar attacks.
Mr. Shekau who appeared in the video standing in front of
three patrol jeeps mounted with anti-air assault guns was
dressed in his usual military khaki with an AK47 hanging
from his shoulder across his chest. He delivered his long
speech, first in Arabic which lasted for 17 minutes and
then in Hausa for about seven minutes.
He ended his speech by
burning a Nigerian flag,
and replacing it with his
group’s flag that had a
black background and
white inscription.
The full translation of his
speech reads: “We thank
God for making us enter
Baga and Doro-Baga in victory. We have today declared
Baga as part of our territory and one of our operational
base”.
“Jonathan you are in trouble. All governors of Nigeria are
in trouble. All these war equipment that you see being
displayed in the screen are gotten from Baga and Doro.
Your army kept deceiving the world that you can’t fight us
because you have no arms. Liars! You have all that it takes;
you are just coward soldiers. You forgot that it is God that
arms. Is it not amazing that we, who started with sticks
and machetes, are today the biggest headache to the
almighty Nigerian soldiers? What a shame!!
“Jonathan is it not shameful that now even your supporters
are insulting and causing you? This should be a sermon to
the world that you should not trust in humans. Any one
that trusts a man will end up regretting. This is just the
beginning of the killings; what you’ve just witnessed is a
tip of the iceberg; more deaths are coming. This will mark
the end of politics and democracy in Nigeria. This is to
confirm to you that we carried out the Baga massacre, and
we are going to do more.
“Nigerians are busy with politics, hailing Buhari! Buhari,
Jonathan! Jonathan! Do you think the two of them are
spared? Do you think even Buhari is a good Muslim?
Buhari is not a Muslim as far as we are concerned – He is
nothing but an infidel and our enemy.
“Muhammed Yusuf, the president of Niger, so you too have
the temerity of coming out to pay sympathy visit to the
Francois Holland the President of France. Is this your true
character? Muhammed Yusuf, you have amazed us. You
shall soon see our wrath, very soon.
“And you, Paul Biya, the president of Cameroon. Now you
are asking for foreign assistance; please don’t waste your
time because God is more than all the help you will get.
“And even you Idris
Debby, you are not
spared. You guys have
acted too late, very late.
“Before I end my speech; I
want to react to a radio
broadcast from France
where the French said
they are enemies of Islam
and the prophet of Islam. I am going to read the France
statement (he tried reading a French statement) In that
broadcast the French government and people after
insulting the holy prophet of Islam said a war against
terrorisms is the same as fighting muslims.
“After this I will be setting ablaze the Nigerian flag just
like we always do in all the places that we have conquered.
It is a useless flag and its relevance would soon be a thing
of the past. We are now showing the world all the arms
and ammunition that we got from the Nigeria army
barracks in Baga, Doron-Baga, Mile-4 and this barrack.
What we have in our armoury now, plus all that we had
before is enough to execute a victorious war against the
whole Nigeria.
Shekau was later shown in the video setting a Nigerian flag
on fire, and hoisting a Boko Haram flag. He then lifted a
black flag with Arabic inscription as he recited an altered
version of the first few lines of the Nigeria National
Anthem, speaking in English:
“I pledge to Allah, my
God. To be Faithful Loyal
and Honest. To serve
Allah with all my strength.
To defend his Islam…
Allahu Akbar!! Nigeria is
dead; her constitution is
dead!! Islam and Islam;
war by war upon the
Kafir who is the
unbeliever”.
The concluding parts of the video showed a footage of
some Boko Haram members setting flags of Nigeria on fire
as one of them was heard saying; “and say the truth has
come and falsehood has disappeared; verily falsehoods are
bound to disappear”.
One of the Boko Haram members who was dressed in a
kaftan with a belt on his waste and a turban around his
head conducted the camera around a large a cache of arms
and ammunitions, as he gave details on each weapon and
how they were obtained.
“All these arms and ammunition you see in their
thousands are gotten from Baga. We thank God for making
this possible because he says we should always thank him
for every good thing he does and he shall give us more.
Words cannot express our gratitude to him. It is his mercy
for us that is why we got them so easily. God says he would
test us with all that he gives us; so we know God will be
waiting to see what we would do with these things. Insha
Allahu we are going to do his work with these arms at our
disposal. We are going to sacrifice our lives in doing God’s
work.
“As you can see we have thousands of AK 47 rifles, we
have so much that we are still conveying them to our camp
here. We have AA, we have different kind of them that can
be mounted on vehicles. We have Shell Car; we have RPGs;
We have mag and so on. We cannot just mention them. We
have dozens of vehicles and thanks to God that has given
us”.



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Teacher: When crude oil was N119 per barrel, we buy petrol
for N97 per litre
Now that crude oil is N49 per barrel with all other things
being equal, what is the expected price of petrol per litre?

Jonathan: N87.

Teacher: Pls who award PhD to this man who doesn't know
simple arithmetic?

Teacher: buhari what is d answer?

Buhari: sir, the only items that change is price, so our
change formular is;
If N119 changed to N49
Then N97 will CHANGE to N27

Teacher: But they said u don't have certificate?

Buhari: it's a simple arithmetic, even market woman can
solve it.

Teacher: Chai chai..... we need CHANGE

The epitaph that will be left for the
Presidential years of Goodluck Jonathan
is this: HERE IS A PRESIDENT WHO
DESTROYED PDP AND ALMOST
DESTROYED NIGERIA.

This is a season of hire-wired deceits, misinformation,
campaign of calumny and spewing of outright
falsehood and lies – all to hoodwink and deceive
ordinary and gullible Nigerians for their votes.
I am not worried about these antics of the politicians.
It is their way. For them, their business is politics and
their politics is business. No scruple. My real worry is
that many Nigerians who are the elites can see
through some of these outright falsehoods but have
decided to sit on fence and keep an embarrassing
silence. They forget that millions of ordinary Nigerians
who are confused and hoodwinked by these
falsehoods and who do not have access to facts
depend on their voices and guidance to make their
choices. This is, therefore, a message directed at those
silent Nigerian elites who should speak up at this
time. For me, I have decided that enough is enough.
This is the time to speak up.
Unfortunately, many of our elites do not want to
speak up now because they do not want to be caught
on the wrong side of any government in the next four
years; they prefer to play safe, not wanting to be tarred
with the brush of partisanship. But, I ask: what is
wrong with partisanship in a country where you and
your children have a huge stake? What is wrong in
speaking up and standing up for what your
conscience tells you is the right thing to do? What is
wrong in being caught on the wrong side of the
government in the next four years, if only you would
be caught on the right side of posterity?
Except for a few class of persons like INEC officials,
security agencies and those on the Bench, every other
Nigerian has a duty - yes, a duty - to speak up now
for our country, and to come down from that fence on
which they are sitting regarding the 2015 general
elections. Those elites who do not speak up now for
fear of being branded partisan and losing face upon
defeat are enemies of the people who are looking up
to them for guidance.
My message to those silent elites today is that whilst
they are sitting on the fence, people are being killed
like flies in some parts of the country on a daily basis;
whilst we are on that fence, our foreign reserves are
going down, corruption is growing like cancer, poverty
is growing even in the face of dubious economic
theories and figures, and we continue to live without
adequate power supply. Yet, those who should speak
truth to power are sitting on the fence in anticipation
of personal gains. I am sorry, but today I have come
down from that fence because my buttocks are
already hurting from sitting on it.
Do not forget that I am from the Niger-Delta region
and all my close friends and associates are the main
supporters and aides of Mr. President. Two or three
Governors who are either my former classmates or
colleagues are the main backers of Mr. President. It is
so easy, so convenient and so seemingly logical for
me to get into that political mix and forget about the
good of my country for personal gains. The disgusting
message we hear all over the streets of that region
every day at this time - promoted by the hirelings of
the President – is that Goodluck Jonathan is “our
son”, so we have no choice but to support him. In
fact, I see some of my “brothers” from the Niger Delta
region these days strutting all over the place,
denigrating people from other regions. It is typical of
what the Yorubas call “omo oju ori ola ri” (a person
whose eyes have not seen wealth before).
But the question I ask those who tell me such
nonsense and behave in such a manner is that, after
the next four years, what is next for us? Is our entire
future and that of our children dependent on a South-
South President for the next four years?
Kindly note that in getting down from the fence and
speaking up at this critical time, I do not mind if you
speak up for Goodluck Jonathan. Yes, you have a
right to do so as a Nigerian. But, as an elite, your
stand must be known so that when the massacres
continue because of cluelessness, when the
unrestrained stealing of our public resources continue,
when darkness continues to befall the nation because
of lack of power, it is important we all remember those
who betrayed their conscience and the people
because of ethnicity and self-aggrandisement and for
posterity to record it as such.
We have a President who has no single appetite to
fight corruption – yes, none. Imagine a campaign that
is dominated by the theme of corruption, yet the
President has decided to appoint a person facing trial
for money-laundering as his Director of Media and
Publicity. If nobody would say it, I will say it because I
am the one prosecuting the fellow in court and the
case has been adjourned to February 23 and 24 for
trial. Part of the lies told is that the fellow has been
freed whereas some of the counts in the Charge were
just struck out and the court held that he has a case
to answer on some other counts. Yet nobody is
asking the President these hard questions.
The President only mouths anti-corruption. The other
day (December 23rd, 2014, I think) the President said
he would like to erect a Hall of Shame for Nigerians
who engage in corrupt and unwholesome activities
that bring the country to disrepute. But he was the
same person who brought a convicted criminal,
Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, out of the Hall of Shame to
the Hall of Fame by misusing his power of Prerogative
of Mercy when he granted pardon to this self-
confessed ex-convict. Imagine the pain, the efforts
and resources that go into securing a single
conviction for corruption in this our clime. Yet, the
President decided to spoil the party for anti-
corruption campaigners. On top of that, he displayed
corruption within corruption by selective pardon when
the likes of Tarfa Balogun, Lucky Igbinedion and
others who were convicted about the same period did
not enjoy his Presidential pardon.
Yet nobody is asking these hard questions on the
campaign trail. The funny thing is that, nearly six
years into his tenure as President, Goodluck Jonathan
said the other day that he is just coming up with a
plan to tackle corruption!! Haba, Jona !
To add insult to injury, President Goodluck Jonathan
decided to tackle the corruption of stealing of our
resources in the high seas by empowering small-time
crooks and criminals to police our waterways. This is
because he has no idea as to how to revamp, re-
organise and re-invigorate the Nigeria Navy to
perform its constitutional duty. These days, it is an
eyesore to see our military chiefs and officers kowtow
to these empowered small-time crooks and criminals
for appointment and promotions and other privileges.
The disaster about this initiative of empowerment of
crooks and criminals is that crude oil theft has never
been so high, so rampant in the annals of this country
than it is now. Why? Because the President has put a
rat as a watchman over a morsel of fish. It is sad to
say, but the President, by his actions, has shown no
spine, no appetite, no nerve to fight corruption. He just
continues to sink into an abyss of moral debauchery.
The other tragedy of this President is that, even as he
is on the campaign trail, in the last one month, the
omnipresent insurgents have attacked towns like
Baga, Damaturu, Biu, Askira-Uba, Konduga, Marte
and Gombe. Even as we speak, the Boko Haram
insurgents are in total control of the whole of Borno
State except Maiduguri, Monguno, Dikwa, Konduga
and Biu. The insurgents are in total control of towns
like Baga, Bama, Gwoza and Banki.
Before Goodluck Jonathan’s administration, Boko
Haram was nothing but a rag-tag group of extremists
living in enclaves like Sambisa, while our proud
military boys patrolled the towns. Now, under
Jonathan, the reverse is the case. Our military boys
are now in enclaves while Boko Haram patrol our
towns. Is it not shocking that insurgents have a free
reign to enter cities, abduct young girls like in Chibok,
burn houses like in Baga, slaughter people for hours
like in Konduga, Gwoza etc, yet our military men are
nowhere to be found and they do not even give hot
pursuit to the retreating insurgents? What is really
going on?
One obvious flaw is that our President has lost
control of the military and the top hierarchy of the
military is merely feeding fat on this unfortunate
situation and the President seems to be totally
helpless in the face of this.
The only response the President and his handlers can
proffer is to hide this glaring and crass incompetence
under political gymnastics; they blame the opposition
on the one hand and in the same breath, they say it
is a world-wide trend and Nigeria is just having its
fair share of a global malaise. Is this true? As
President, you are the Commander-In-Chief. If you
have evidence against the opposition, just come out
with it and arrest the ring-leaders. Do not cry like a
baby as Commander-in-Chief. Deal with the situation.
That is why you occupy that seat. Till date, no single
evidence has been produced against any of the
opposition leaders linking them with the insurgency.
Rather, what we see is a President who is supposedly
bent on fighting insurgency but who is wining and
dining with someone who has been directly linked
with sponsoring the insurgents and even traveling
with such a person to Chad at a time when the State
Security Services officially invited that person to
answer questions relating to the insurgency.
Another calamity and embarrassment is that our
President, his Service Chiefs and security advisers
were all led into wasting public funds by entering into
a phantom cease-fire deal with fake Boko Haram
leaders that left them with bloodied noses. Not to also
mention the short-lived public celebration of the
supposed killing of the Boko Haram leader, Abubakar
Shekau, by the President and his security team, only
for the outlaw to appear in subsequent videos posted
online, taunting the Nigerian government. Any four
more years of a Jonathan Presidency can only lead to
more carnage by the insurgents. He just does not
have the requisite capacity to tackle this problem of
insecurity. The truth must be told.
Yet you hear the President say that the nation will
appreciate him better after he has left office. I am
sorry, but we have seen enough bloodshed and
incompetence in the last six years to know there is
nothing more to expect the next four years and we
have seen enough to do an assessment right now and
not in the future.
In all his campaign tours, the President is already
sounding like a broken record. He says he has made
the rails to function again. He mentioned this so much
that you imagine that he was primarily elected to
revive a few train lines. It sounds very funny when you
hear such things, whereas the primary duty of
government is the protection of lives and properties. If
that primary duty fails, then the government has
failed. It is like an undergraduate hoping to be
promoted to the next level by barely scraping through
the ‘electives’ and failing the core courses. It will never
happen. So, is the President providing train coaches
to be transporting the dead bodies from the North to
the South? Are the trains to be occupied by living
human beings or dead human beings?
Make no mistake about it, like the President always
says, it is true that we have a rise of terrorism around
the world. But, we have all seen how governments
around the world respond quickly and decisively to
any attempt for terror to rear its ugly head within their
society and how they quickly crush it. We saw it
happen in the United States after 9/11; we saw it
happen in Britain after the July 7, 2005 bus bombing;
in the last few days, we have seen it happen in France
and in Belgium. In all these cases, all attempts were
nipped in the bud. Even, here in Nigeria, previous
governments have nipped insurgency in the bud. The
ONLY government that has allowed it to fester,
germinate and grow into a full-blown war leading to
a successful secession of some parts of the country is
that of President Goodluck Jonathan. It is so bad that
hardly a day passes by without reports of one
insurgent activity or the other leading to loss of lives
and limbs.
The President is also quick to mention that his
administration has made the Nigerian economy the
number one in Africa. He forgot to mention two things,
though; one, that some of the major sectors of the
Nigerian economy, that is, the telecom sector, financial
services and the Nollywood industry that were taken
into account to re-base the economy were sectors not
created or grown by his government. Secondly, he
forgot to mention that the so-called re-basing has no
impact at all on the ordinary Nigerian as the 2014
World Bank Survey still shows that Nigeria is ranked
third among world top five poorest countries with
sixty-one percent (61%) of its citizens living below
$1.25 dollar per day. No government can boast of
any economic growth or theory that does not have a
direct impact on the lives of its ordinary citizens. It is
like a father coming home to announce and jubilate
about a pay rise and promotion at workplace, yet the
wife and children cannot eat or live better many
months later.
The Nigerian people have tolerated too much and
taken too much battering from the PDP-led Federal
Government since 1999. Under the Jonathan
Government, the situation in the country has sunk to
an all-time low, except for the few benefitting directly
from the government. They are blind to criticism and
blind to healthy opposition. They hurl abuses at
anyone who dares to point out these acts of
maladministration. In saner societies, the President
will not be allowed to campaign in many parts of the
country. The people will rise against him and chase
his convoy away.
The clear alternative to this monumental mess is the
person of General Muhammadu Buhari. Let us be
clear that Buhari does not present the total package
Nigerians want at this time. He is human, he is not
perfect. But at this point in our history, at this time, at
this moment, he presents the only viable option and
avenue for the people to vent their frustrations and
anger against an inept and clueless Federal
Government. He represents the rallying point for the
frustrated and teeming masses of our people. He
reminds me of MKO Abiola (with some of his
imperfections) who became the rallying point in the
struggle against military rule..... See Full details here



http://saharareporters.com/2015/01/18/keyamo-explodes-between-jonathan-versus-buhari-here-president-who-destroyed-pdp-and

Nigerians and their infinite capacity for
facile propaganda. I wake up this
morning and what I see all over social
media is some poor taste, childish
diagnosis of Major General Buhari as
being sick. Well, I agree. I agree that
Buhari is sick. I am sick, too.

Any Nigerian who is not sick is not sick because he or
she is incurably sick. We are all sick. And we should
be sick. So, yes,… …Buhari is sick of the monumental
corruption that has become institutionalized in
Nigeria.
Buhari is sick of the incompetence of a government
that cannot protect the lives and properties of its
citizens; …Buhari is sick of the lack of a sense of
urgency in the circles of government in Nigeria.
Buhari is sick of a country that has placed itself on
permanent reverse gear.
Buhari is sick of a country that has left itself naked as
it is raped dry by vagabonds in power.
Buhari is sick of a youth population without jobs.
Buhari is sick of a country where university education
has become comparable to 8th grade competence in
advanced civilizations.
Buhari is sick of a country where roads are death
traps.
Buhari is sick of a country where people go into
political offices near poor, but turn stupendously
wealthy overnight.
Buhari is sick of a country where education is priced
beyond the reach of the common masses.
Buhari is sick of a country where $20 Billion (possibly
$40 Billion) of public fund develops legs and walks
away, its whereabouts knowingly unknown.
Buhari is sick of watching the country he loves ranked
at the bottom of corruption index by Transparency
International.
Buhari is sick of a country that earns billions of
dollars in oil revenue, yet has not a single functional
oil refinery.
Buhari is sick of a country where government has
bowed to the dictates of power generator cabals in a
conspiracy that ensures perpetual darkness.
Buhari is sick of a country where senators and
congressmen earn more than the president of the
United States of America.
Buhari is sick of a country where soldiers are so
demoralized to confront a ragtag Boko Haram terror
sect.
Buhari is sick of a country where convicted looters
are pardoned and fast tracked for senate positions.
Buhari is sick of a country where life expectancy is
among the lowest in the world.
Buhari is sick of a country that is on international
news for all the wrong reasons.
So, yes, Buhari is sick; and so am I.
The big Question is, why is Jonathan not sick as
well? Why has Jonathan remained healthy in the face
of all the above-listed filth and diseases?
The Question is why is not every Nigerian sick of all
the social maladies and existential outbreaks?
It is a time to be sick, my friends. Buhari is; I am. Are
you? Let’s all get sick of where and how Nigeria is!
Let’s get real sick!!And the sicker we are, the healthier
we are going to be.
Let’s schedule a doctor’s visit on February 14. Let’s
not forget our health insurance card (voter card) as
we go for this February appointment.
We need to feel better. But until February 14, let’s feel
sick… …Real sick!
My footnote: There is no medical institution known as
Ahmadu Bello Teaching Hospital as the fake
letterheads read.
What everybody but the brainless GEJ pathetic
propagandist know is Ahmadu Bello UNIVERSITY
Teaching Hospital.
-Vitus Ozoke, Ph.D is a lawyer and professor of
conflict analysis and dispute resolution at Salisbury
University, Maryland, USA
@vitusozoke




http://saharareporters.com/2015/01/18/yes-buhari-sick-and-so-i-am-vitus-ozoke

Sometimes common sense is nt alwayz common....


get a work bro



or try harder with photoshop

Plzz Mods FP nah

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#11 Just Didn't Know Where Else to Leave This
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#14 Nothing Will Stop This Ambulance Car

You won't believe your eyes when you see these crazy pictures that come from Russia.

#15 A Taxi for Pigs

barcanista:
trolling op

Apparently I can't post links here, so I can't give a good
example of trolling. Sorry.

Yeah the change is here

Obesity is a growing problem in every corner of the world.
By Emily Stone — Special to GlobalPost..

1) Nauru: 95 percent of population
The tiny island of Nauru tops the world's fattest list, and
is one of the eight Pacific Island nations in the top 10.
Nauruans historically engaged in fattening ceremonies,
where well-born young women were kept inside and fed to
excess. That legacy, plus the transition for agriculturally
poor Nauru from a diet of fruit and fish to Western-style
meals, has been devastating.
Here are the other island nations that, along with the U.S.,
make up the top nine:

2) Micronesia,

3)the Cook Islands and

4)Tonga : all at 92 percent;

5)Niue : 84 percent;

6) Samoa: 83 percent;

7)Palau : 81 percent;

United States : 79 percent

9)Kiribati : 77 percent

10) Dominica: 76 percent


full details here

http://www.goshocking.com/2013/08/the-worlds-10-fattest-countries.html?m=1

Monimatic:
Buhari n Blue film...chai Konji is a bastard

Sometimes common sense is not always common.


Cc Barcanista, Caseless, Omenka

what does it take to be a computer literate?

thaoriginator:
no be dat ur cheap mumu phone wey u dey use

ABI ooo




Cc Barcanista, Caseless, Omenka

have forgotten everything, i stand to
remember carefully these facts cos i carefully
jot fouls and success as they avail...
In the ship of GEJ - all these happened......-36
FOULS
1. Petrol from N65 to N97 -in most other
places over N120
2. Kerosene from 50 naira to 120 and above
i.e (unofficial price).
3. Garri from N150 to N260 per measure
4. Sugar/flour/ beans/ all from N180 to N350
per measure
5. Electricity charge from N1,250 to N4000
per month and yet no light
6. Scarcity of money but abundantly available
for groups campaigning for TAN etc
7. Killings from few individuals to whole
communities being wiped out and taken over
8. Police/ military roadblocks from 1 per
40km to 2 per 3km
9. Crude oil illegal bunkering from 10,000
barrels to 100,000 barrels stolen per day
10. Industrial strikes by many organisations
including ASUU,Asup
11. Sack of few workers to thousands of
workers
12. WASSCE from 40% failure to over 70%
failure
13. Trust, love and unity among citizens from
much to zero
14. Stealing in billions of Naira to billions of
DOLLARS or TRILLIONS of naira
15. Budget implementation from 40% to less
than 20% Per year
16. Roads from potholes to huge craters and
cut-offs
17. Economy from worse to greatest in Africa
on paper, but the masses from poor to
poorest
18. Politicians defect from one party to the
other in an unusual fashion and soldiers also
defect to other countries
19. Transport fares on both air and road
networks have shot the roof
20. Bribe collection has no bounds- from only
police to soldiers inclusive
21. ATM charges from zero to N65 per
transaction
22. New English phrase called 'Tactical
Manoeuvre' when soldiers are deliberately
dispatched with low grade weapons to be
killed by a well armed "Boko Haram"
23. Lawmakers goes naughty
24. Police pension scam
25. Oduahgate
26. Bart Nnaji NEPA scandal
27. Allison jet scandal
28. Orisajafor $10 million arms scandal
29. Subsidy scam
30. Immigration death scandal
31. Missing $20 billion
32. Handlin boko haram wit kid glove
33. Election delegate bribe
34. Sheriff/ Ihejirika case, etc.
35. Increase in taxes and austerity
36. 16 is greater than 19 in democracy,....



Now, ds is my reasons for supporting Buhari
and I urge every oda Nigerian to follow suit.
BUHARI is d only former state gov, GOC,
minister of petroleum, head of state, PTF
chairman dt does nt hv a filling station, any
oil block, a foriegn account and doesn't
travel abroad for medical treatment. Under
Obj, btwn 1976-1980, Buhari wz d minister
of petroleum and under his watch and
supervision, Nigeria built and completed two
refineries, d one dt Jonathan and his bunch
of thieves hv bn unable to maintain nor even
build one. My research also reveal dt Buhari
refused even under pressure from foreign
powers to devalue d Naira, hence d
exchange under Buhari wz $1.2/N1, pls
check d rate of exchange now. Under Buhari,
Nigeria wz exporting refined
petroleum because d refineries were working.
Jonathan hs nt bn able to build 1 refinery
even in hs native home of Otuoke. Corrupt
officials and public waste had a very hard
time under Buhari. For instance, it wz on
record dt during Bihari gvt, no public officer
wz going home with hs official vehicle, u
drop d key once its 4pm. Today under
Jonathan, public officers ar using our public
helicopters to go and fetch water for dia
girlfriends on wkends. Today, Jonathan hs 11
presidential jets which he maintains with a
whopping $8m, making Nigeria d highest
presidential fleet of jets, pls check hw many
we hd under Buhari. D list is endless. Every
past head of state in Nigeria collects a
monthly pension of N23m bt Buhari wrote
Min of finance and rejected his, bt requested
for only 10% of d money which is N2.3m. I
am confident dt Buhari will deal with
corruption and its perpetrators. I am also
confident dt if corruption is dealt with, 90%
of Nigeria's problems will b solved. Dz ar my
reasons for suppprting Buhari. Let Jonathan's
pple tell us y de wnt us to continue d way
we ar today without light.

WE NIGERIANS MUST VOTE RIGHTLY IN 2015
BECAUSE
If SOMEONE is
J= Just
O= On
N= Negative
A= Assignments
T= To
H= Harm
A=All
N= Nigerians
THEN we must also find someone who will
B= Bring
U= Us
H= Hope
A= And
R= Remove
I= Incompetence
Come 2015 ......I SUPPORT CHANGES THIS
2015.....

Vote Buhari-Osinbajo. #change2015

He's the only current politician with a proven record of
effectively fighting corruption. That's General
Muhammadu Buhari, The forthcoming president, may
God grant him the sit.

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