[size=14pt]Where exactly in the report did he say so? Where is the quote?[/size]

CHM11:
If they go by the books and Buhari is not qualified yet he is allowed to contest, then we will remain rubbished as a nation.

The law must and should be followed, if Buhari is not qualified he should not be allowed to contest. Law is Law and nobody is above it. When/if he is disqualified, let's see what happens then.

Dividing this country into many sub groups isn't such a bad thing afterall.

I take the rest of your points, but having recognized you from a certain "intellectual" thread, I expected that you'd be better than to utter that bolded part. The primary strength of this country is in its unity in diversity.

SomebodyLovesMe:
I love this news because it will give GEJ a false sense of hope, which means he'll stop trying to rig.

Then, on 28th March, the reality of his defeat will hit him hard in the face like a wet slap.

Exactly what was in my mind!

This is priceless!

I smell something.

Ok

I'm not going to say anything.

"After watching Mr. Buhari speak at the event and the questions and answers session, my friend said, they did not ask him about his certificate, i laughed, i said to him, have you noticed that none of the international media house has asked him about such issues? He said thats what he observed too. But why?

I told my friend its because the international media outfits sees it foolhardy and meaningless to question the certificate of a man whose profile of attending the prestigious US war college is still on Wikipedia."
QED.

Sunnybobo3:


Come March 28, you'll realize that elections are not won on social media.

Come March 28 you'll realize that there's always a first time a jinx is broken.

Most of the lights in the south-south are gas flares

This man, you think the implications of your utterances is limited to the Nigerian landscape (the animal kingdom) where you can say anything you like. Chatham House, a world renowned and respected institution can sue you and bankrupt you and generations of your extended family for defamation of character.

The witty general refused to be drawn into making promises on expected achievements within the first 100 days. He is making quite a lot of sense.

Those that believe this man is an illiterate should go and beg their parents' forgiveness for wasting their money in the name of education.

"Boko Haram are my brothers and sisters" - GEJ

Do that okay, and instead of gaining support, you will end up proving to the world that the problem was never really beyond the government of Nigeria, that all this carnage and death and destruction and misery (including the infamous and heartbreaking Chibok saga) could have been avoided but because of the nonchalant attitude of the government, it thrived.

Shame on FG unless they refund those 1000 Naira each to the applicants!

todayboy:
he is only participating he is not a guest lecturer as claimed by APC. but am very sure his doctor at the hospital will not allow him to give the lecture

Go school, you no gree!

[size=14pt]Fayose, G n D!!![/size]

I don't know about you guys, but I'm in a way enjoying this period. After being nonchalant and carefree towards Nigerians in the last 3+ years now oga is having sleepless nights. Now he's giving everybody attention. Power of the people. Suddenly immigration want to recruit again after all the death and misery the botched recruitment/exploitation caused including unfulfilled presidential promises to the injured and relatives of the victims.

Syphax:



Where is the link to this pics?

http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1987/1987%20-%202524.html

Syphax:



You guys are pathetic,Buhari that couldn't equip the army during his regime.The lack of weaponry in the Nigerian army was caused by Buhari and fellow Fulani general who refused to equip the army.So quit saying that!

My friend sharrraaap if you don't know what you're talking about.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2021942_19872524page001a_jpega34173a30db6ebb848cb676544707b4e

Original link: http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1987/1987%20-%202524.html

Okay, I hate those buses but you don't have to ban them. Rather, enforce road worthiness requirements and carry out random tests even on the highway. (The full road worthiness test takes a while but an expedited version could be carried out more frequently). You are stopped on the road, they check your tyre thread and expiry date (from the manufacture date), your lights (brake, reverse, headlamps, indicators, hazard), brakes etc. Shouldn't take more than 10 mins.
Plus I'd really like to see all the road traffic agencies and units merged into one. Call them the road traffic police or something. That includes the FRSC, VIO and the Federal Highway Patrol unit of the police. However, that'd only work if it is decentralized from the federal structure else there'd be complications. Eg. The VIO collects revenue for the state government rather than the federal, through the internal revenue board.
So the mainstream police stop you and ask for your license and registration (which is done purely to find out if the car is stolen) while the road traffic body does everything else. In countries like the UK they even test for alcohol intoxication levels of the driver.

Oga, which levels na?

So you mean Jollof rice is originally Nigerian!

That is an ISIS tank

The kind of punishment I want to see more of in Nigeria. Get them doing something useful, not idling away in jail. Especially in a country like Nigeria that could do with a lot of community service.

Yeah got mine just now. I suppose you mean Kaduna center

amicdan:
Anybody from kaduna got the interview invite??

Well, Bornonians need him the most.

GMB, sir, please come and rescue this country from insecurity and international embarrassment.

Un-effing-believable! *Reaches for international passport, goes looking for kerosene and a box of matches*

We are beginning to find out the real reasons for the six-week postponement. 1. Smear campaign 2...

Too short. Most of these answers he has given in past interviews and discussions. I liked the Ebonylifetv discussion (part 2) way more. They touched on new topics like youth, gender etc. not dwelling too much on the recurring corruption, economy and insecurity questions.