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I refused to be deceived by buharis false integrity. It has been series of lie from the on set. Buhari has been soacked into the murky waters of politics and will never come out clean.
After forgery(certificate) and perjury(lying under oath), where lies buhari's integrity

Mbu the great lion tamer

You have no reason to fear if you don't intend to disrupt the election.

Mbu is only doing his job

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To those of you who don't believe in prophecies, you better start believing.

It was prophesied that lawyers were going to make so much money this year as a result of so many litigations.

I'm just preparing to sue anybody that will quote me anyhow

viccipedia:
Bros please in case of next time, you can still express urself in pidgin or broken English......



I'm not surprised, una oga no get certificate, we can't expect more from his supporters.

Lmao
You almost cracked my ribs with this comment

Chai diaris God o

I just dey envy Obanikoro

#1 billion

I need to sue seun

Warning: any Nairalander that insults or quotes me illegally should be ready for litigation from now on.

Jega told the world he was prepared to conduct an election even when it was obvious he was ill-prepared. Over 20million voters card are yet to be distributed, adhoc-staffs are yet to be trained. Jega had 4 years to prepare for this election but he failed and refused to admit it

theV0ice:
kai, lie small small na

It's not [size=20pt]SOYINKA[/size] speaking but [size=20pt]Adamu Gwazuwang[/size]

Mods pls take note before misleading Nigerians

Sorry I didn't read the post before commenting.
I'm not the lying type.

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The write up should have been captioned -Buhari the dreamer.


I just realized that buhari truly change
He has been changing parties since 2003.

But in fareness I think he really stands a Chance this time

By Adamu Gwazuwang

AS Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka put it the other day, ‘this intervention has been provoked, not so much by the ambitions of General Buhari to return to power at the head of a democratic Nigeria, as by declarations of support from directions that leave one totally dumbfounded.’ Nothing best describes the upsurge of vociferous but futile calls for Nigerians to forcefully swallow hook, line and sinker the arrival of a long awaited messiah in Buhari.

If political irredentism is a fixation, then we become quite familiar with this journey to perfidy, having travelled along same route in 2003, 2007 and 2011. Familiar in the sense that long before elections hold, celebrations begin that opposition has won. Then comes election day, results are announced and Election Tribunals here we come, etc, etc.

But perhaps this year’s election victory celebrations have never had so much grandiloquent exhibitions as the APC is demonstrating in the current campaigns.

Grandiloquent exhibitions

To be sure, the APC whether individually as AD, ACN, CPC or ANPP have never been able to produce a presidential candidate of their own, in the real sense of the word. In 1999 when it became obvious to the so-called and self-called progressive parties of the left wing capitalist orientation that they could not go it alone, they hurriedly shopped for a presidential candidate in Olu Falae to challenge Olusegun Obasanjo of the PDP.

All the other parties must have realised the master stroke of the PDP’s decision to allow its candidate come from the south west to appease frayed nerves in the region following the annulment of the June 1993 election. Added to the annulment was the death of Chief M K O Abiola, which singular event was capable of throwing national political stability overboard.

The PDP guessed right and chose Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo and as it turned out, the choice fitted the political mood of the nation as he beat Olu Falae fair and square.

Then came 2003, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari comes on board the presidential race with the purposeful ambition of dethroning Gen. Obasanjo at the polls. He got his politics mixed up and following a series of discordant vibes coming from his ANPP campaign organisation, he suffered a huge defeat in the hands of the old war horse, Obasanjo who quickly moved to appoint some of the leaders of ANPP including its then national chairman to positions in his new Government.

That effectively put the ANPP out of contention and dealt the party a severe political blow from which it never recovered. It was not surprising, therefore, when in 2007, Gen Muhammadu Buhari emerged again as the ANPP candidate and he sought to actualize his presidential dreams. Again, he failed as the PDP flag bearer Umaru Musa Yar’Adua defeated him at the elections in what was regarded as not too free, fair and credible elections.

In 2011, Buhari said his presidential pursuit was an idea whose time had come this time under his quickly formed platform, CPC. Again Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan who had just risen to the office from a most controversial and intricate cobweb of political intrigues to succeed late President Yar’Adua, took the General to the cleaners at the polls after which Buhari himself vowed it was his last attempt ever at the presidency.

Now in 2015 Buhari has been forced to eat his words and he is not only in the race but is already celebrating victory because of their erroneous belief that President Jonathan is still a political delinquent and has too many problems to grapple with.

Not a few have bothered to ask Buhari exactly what convinced him to go back on his vow not to run for the office of President. Instead, he is being led around the country by discredited politicians of all shades and colours under the guise of being modern day progressives whose sole ambition is to grab the Presidential villa at all cost even before they decide what to do when they eventually do not get there.

The Buhari campaign is travelling a familiar path which in his quiet moments does not appear to be in tune with his character traits. Accompanied with so much dancing and merry making, we are yet to see Buhari himself dance or show any form of body language indicating he and his sponsors are on the same page. Time will tell and there is not much time left anyhow as the Buhari campaigns have suddenly assumed the notion of trivializing the irrelevant.

Gwanzuwang writes from Abuja

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/buhari-trivializing-irrelevant/#sthash.VM165ST5.dpuf

armadeo:
Any attempt to try Regis would lead to complete break down of law and order. When the law breaks down too what next.

African leaders and sit tight

Could someone translate this for me?


Does seun now pay per comment

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Let the uncle bear his cross. Let's leave Fashola out of this

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Irrespective of what pastor Bakare has prophesied, I refused to be intimidated.

I see light at the end of the tunnel

The storm of insurgency will soon be over.

This election shall bring the fall of many and also the rising of many

Though we be battered on every side, our strength is not waned, Nigeria shall be great again

The Threat to the Nation-hood of Nigeria

Some folks think its solely the job of the government to fight this insurgency(no wonder some people donate their children for suicide bombing supposing to be frustrating the federal government)

While others due to tribalism and negative political ideology are just ignorantly happy that the north is boiling and hoping it continues till atleast May 29th.

The statement that- our strength is in our diversity has becomed a farce

Tribalism has dissipated our strength as a nation. Some people show little or no concern to war against terrorism, which is evidenced in their comments.

Though we be troubled on every side, our strength is not waned, Nigeria Shall Be Great Again

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The Threat to the Nation-hood of Nigeria

Some folks think its solely the job of the government to fight this insurgency(no wonder some people donate their children for suicide bombing supposing to be frustrating the federal government)

While others due to tribalism and negative political ideology are just ignorantly happy that the north is boiling and hoping it continues till atleast May 29th.

The statement that- our strength is in our diversity has becomed a farce

Tribalism has dissipated our strength as a nation. Some people show little or no concern to war against terrorism, which is evidenced in their comments.

Though we be troubled on every side, our strength is not waned, Nigeria Shall Be Great Again

The US seems to know more about bokoharam that Nigerians

Best selfie of the year