₦airaland Forum

OREMUSSANCTUS:
By fire by force jonathan must rule dis country
Say no to fake change
Say yes to jonathan cum transformation

Oremussanctus 1 of Naira Land, u should do better than this.

Bursted!

It doesn't matter, *APC will still win with or without him.

Do ur worst fellas, #GMB will still win.

May God guide us to the Right Path.

Proudly Muslim.
Alhamdulillah bi Ni'matul Islaam.

13. You: Yes 'U' d op, that will b there just to observe wat other people are duin.

When the deadliest civil WAR breaks out all of us
ranting here APC and PDP note that the elites you
are fighting for on social media will survive with
their families but you and i will be refugees in
Benin Republic and other countries if we survive
it,and they will still sit at a peace accord meeting
somewhere in Ghana ,South Africa or the U.N to
still decide your fate and fly back their families
with their private jets to continue using those who
survived,if i may ask where are their children?
they are all abroad in safe keeping,Nigerian
youths listen and listen good,we have only one
Nigeria,what the RADIO did to Rwanda is what
SOCIAL MEDIA IS DOING TO NIGERIA NOW,the
worst CIVIL WAR IN THE HISTORY OF AFRICA
AND MANKIND IS IMMINENT,we are all pushing
NIGERIA TO WAR,there will be no winners or
losers,Nigeria ,you and i will lose atlast,the U.S/
the West promised SYRIA and LIBYA better life
where they would be free from dictators and
corrupt leadership, today you can see how free
these countries are,Iraq inclusive after
Sadam,Americans are safe in their country happy
and laughing over the suffering they have caused
using divisive propaganda to destroy
them,Nigerians be warned a great WAR is at hand
all of us here might not be alive to tell the story
but i bet you ,all the elites and their children will
be alive to tell the story.You and i don't own oil
wells and private jets,then what are we fighting
for.They want you to be counted as casualties so
there would be a case .Please say no to violence
if GEJ wins he wont feed his village if Buhari wins
he wont feed his village,and nothing will change
,there is no time a govt will solve all your
problems.There are more beggars and homeless
people in the U.S than Nigeria even in Obamas
backyard in Chicago homeless people queue up
for food hand outs daily.STOP PUSHING NIGERIA
TO WAR WITH SO MUCH HATE ON SOCIAL MEDIA
BE WARNED OF WHAT THE RADIO DID TO
RWANDA. We might not live to tell the
STORY.Lets preach LOVE and KINDNESS Partners.

Stay safe

nnadychuks:
Nigeria don't care

But I do care

frankmishael1:
quote me again and i will send u to hell

Like this ?

In the name of Allah, most Gracious, most Merciful.



In “Choosing your place in a gathering”, I mentioned the importance of sitting within a gathering and suggested finding a place closest to the Imam at Jumuah Prayers. This will put things into perspective…

According to Imam Abu-Haneefa in al-Fiqh al-’Akbar: “Allah is seen in the hereafter. The believers will see Him while they are in Paradise. (They will see Him) without any likeness, ascription, and quantity and there will not be any distance between Him and His creations.”

In a lecture I recently listened to by Imam Anwar-al Awlaki, he mentions that ”The people of Jannah, every Friday, will go down to a gathering place, and they will be seated according to how close they were to the Imam in Khutbatul Jumuah, this is when people will get to see Allah. That is the greatest pleasure. People in lowest Jannah will get to see Allah every Friday, but people in Jannatul Firdous will see Allah twice each day, once in the morning and once in the evening.” This is also mentioned by Ibn Al-Qayyim in Nooniyyah.

Remember this the next time you are choosing your place at the Musjid. The ultimate incentive, the ultimate reward!

…and remember… “The deeds most loved by Allah are those done regularly, even if they are small.”

frankmishael1:
God bless Gej

Is dat d work of Jonathan too

scribble:
Chei


See money

Wia d money

I won't risk my precious life for just 32k.

Buhari ofcourse.., and not Lagos alone it is going to be Naija as a whole.

#iRepChange

Wait first...wat do u think dis kiddo can do

Yea..She is telling him 'Ubanka'

On a serious note:
Wat do u think dis boy can do?

Hahahahhahaing..

#SOME men are very decent.

nnadychuks:
as if you will vote

Oh..I will surely vote.

Well composed..

With all that:

#Sai Baba.

This election will come and go peacefully by the unending Grace of God.

This guy sabi politics ah swear!

Day dreamer.

Serves dem right...

He is definitely #Dollarized.

#iRepArchitects.
#LeadersOfTheBuildingTeam.

There are good reasons for Buhari to be hopeful that he would win.

1. Bigger Base: In 2003, 2007 and 2011, Buhari was essentially a northern candidate with little support in the south. But he was clearly the darling of the “core north” and not the middle belt. Either as candidate of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) or the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), Buhari never had any impact in the south and most of the middle belt. Today, as candidate of the bigger All Progressives Congress (APC) — which has swallowed ANPP and CPC, in addition to the south-west party, Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) — Buhari has a bigger and broader base. He never won 25% in any southern state before; this time, expect him to hit that threshold in all southern states, except perhaps Bayelsa.

2. Bigger Purse: The formation of APC has not only given Buhari a bigger national platform, his war chest is now heavier. In the past, his finances were highly limited. He could not afford all the necessary logistics, such as buying enough campaign vehicles and maintaining them. He could not afford expensive media advertising. His supporters often taxed themselves to make expenses on his behalf. In 2015, the story has changed. Buhari is all over the newspapers, radio, TV and the Internet. He has a deep pocket courtesy of the support of governors such as Rotimi Amaechi and Aliyu Wamakko as well as wealthy Nigerians like Bola Tinubu and former vice-president, Atiku Abubakar. Buhari, from struggling to fuel his campaign vehicles long ago, now uses chartered flights.

3. Bigger Youth Support: Buhari was never the darling of the educated youth population until now. In 2011, Jonathan monopolised the market with his hold on the social media, where the youth are the most active. Buhari never had a Facebook page or Twitter handle. However, since he won the presidential ticket of his party in December, the story has changed completely. Youths who used to criticise Jonathan regularly on the social media simply moved to Buhari’s camp and, at some stage, drowned out pro-Jonathan voices. They have also been creative and proactive, criticising every move of Jonathan swiftly and generating a lot of viral messages against the president.

4. Better Image: Buhari used to be seen as a religious fundamentalist who was bent on Islamising Nigeria. He had also been credited with a couple of statements that seemed to paint him in that light. Long ago, he reportedly said Muslims should only vote for Muslims — a statement he denied. Last year, he was quoted as blaming Jonathan for the war against Boko Haram, reportedly saying a northerner gave Niger Delta militants but a southerner was instead killing northerners. All these reports painted him as a northern and Islamic champion. These impressions have since vanished, starting possibly from the moment he was attacked in Kaduna last year by suspected Boko Haram militants.

5. Critical Issues: For once, the electioneering relegated sectional issues substantially to the background. Gone are the days of “it is our turn” or “Nigeria will be ungovernable if we don’t have it”. Jonathan, as the sitting president, has been confronted with issues of insecurity and corruption which his opponents have highlighted very well. Indeed, the message resonates well with many Nigerians who, despite opposing Buhari in the past, are now saying they would rather have him than four more years of Jonathan. Issues such as the kidnap of Chibok schoolgirls, the alleged $20 billion missing oil money, poor power supply and the menace of Boko Haram are uppermost on their minds. In a sense, the “change” campaign is more of an anti-Jonathan sentiment.

Ogarnairaland:
the judge narrowly escaped shots from unknown armed men shortly after passing judgement on use of military by federal government in the general election. fingers are pointing to the rulling party. but I strongly believe APC is behind this act.

Source or #adonblivit.

On a serious note why do u 'strongly' believe APC is behind the act

focus7:
You decided before today, stop fooling yourself. Beside, I know you igbos always have problem with I identity but let me remind you that Owerri is not Jonathan town neither is Imo state but Daura is GMB town, you consider Jonathan to have displayed his dunceness to have imagine that he can lobby the emir of Daura and the people to vote for him at atime like this. Do you ever see GMB visit Otueke or do you see him vist Balyelsa more than once?

Why are you even wasting ur time replying to this fabricated story??

freshness2020:
And he failed 3 times waiting for the 4th time....

Then u nid BP pills, cos d results of this year's election will shock u.