Jdesilentkiller:

I take it that you are atheist.

Jdesilentkiller:

While you and I die for the Jews abi?

RevDesmondJuju:


Boko Haram have since endorsed your candidate. Most of you APC supporters support the activities of boko haram through politization of the insurgency.

Kulikulitapa:


They simply don't want election to hold in Borno and the rest of NE. It has never been so bad like this in the history of Nigeria after civil war ! So many things under water that are not visible to human eyes. So sad and quite unfortunate !

MayorofLagos post=30317793:
[s]A LETTER written by the All Progressives Congress’ (APC) presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, to the leadership of the Ohanaeze Nd’Igbo, the umbrella socio-cultural organisation of Nd’Igbo, is at the root of the current crisis threatening the organisation.

      Not long ago, there was an attempt by yet-to-be identified persons to destroy the Ohanaeze Secretariat at No 7 Park Road, GRA, Enugu, even as a splinter group, led by the first republic Minister of Aviation, Chief Mbazulike Amaechi, continues to battle the Gary Enwo Igariwey-led executive over the duration of its tenure.

     However, investigations by The Guardian revealed that, contrary to the argument by the Mbazulike Amaechi that the tenure of the Ohanaeze executive is for a period of two years, the letter from Buhari seeking audience with leaders of Nd’Igbo actually sparked off the hostilities. 

   It was gathered that after the South East spokesman of the APC, Mr. Osita Okechukwu, brought the letter personally signed by General Buhari, an argument ensued between Amaechi and the Ohanaeze leaders over how and where the APC presidential candidate should be received. 

   In the letter — titled: “Request for Consultative Meeting” and dated November 7, 2014 — Buhari had written: “A time comes in the history of nations, when the ligaments holding the nation are stretched to their very ends, creating uncertainty, despair and general despondency to pervade the land. It is without pleasure that I say our country is once at crossroads.

   “This regrettably is where none of us wants our dear nation to be; and it is because of this unpleasant scenario that I am persuaded by many Nigerians to come forward again to seek for your votes, in order to halt Nigeria’s dangerous slide into anarchy and possible state failure.

    “In coming to the inevitable conclusion to seek your support and lend my humble service again to our fatherland, I considered it pertinent to hold consultations with all communities nationwide in order to build a mutually acceptable national consensus. Needless to add, no national consultation will be complete or meaningful without a meeting with the leadership of Ohanaeze NdIgbo.

  

 “Since I cannot assume to know all the pressing issues facing Ndigbo or what Ndigbo expect of the new Nigeria we wish to build, I would greatly appreciate if you could kindly arrange a consultative meeting with Ohanaeze Ndigbo where we could discuss and try to determine how this could best be done”.

   But no sooner had the letter gotten to the Ohanaeze leaders than the subject matter divided them because while Chief Amaechi was said to have told the Ohanaeze executive led by Igariwey that he should be allowed to host Buhari and his delegation at his country home, the Ohanaeze leaders objected.

    A source close to Amaechi confided in The Guardian that the elder statesman, having noticed the body language of the Ohanaeze leaders towards possible endorsement of President Goodluck Jonathan, contended that, as the most senior living political actor in Igbo land, he should be the one to receive the Buhari delegation. 

    “But the Igariwey executive insisted that since the letter was addressed to Ohanaeze Nd’Igbo, Buhari and his delegation should be received at the Ohanaeze Secretariat. The argument was partly the reason the issue of endorsement of President Jonathan was shelved until all the various contestants must have met with Ohanaeze,” the source disclosed adding that the crisis was instigated to ensure that each faction could endorse a different presidential candidate.

    As at the time of filing this report, neither Chief Igariwey nor Chief Amaechi could be reached for comments.

- See more at: http://m.ngrguardiannews.com/en/news/national-news/196179-how-buhari-s-letter-to-ohanaeze-stoked-crisis#sthash.iXZ6cfms.dpuf[/s]

Tunagee:


you wey dey talk, show us your own certificate na! illiterate lunatic

omonnakoda:
Your mother will die from snake bite

omonnakoda:
Importation is not the way to develop our economy or create jobs. Yes a port at that location would make sense if it is to be used for exports.To import first we musst earn the dollars and that is an oil dependency model.

Already the SE has many expert skilled shoemakers. What is government doint to enhance thei capabilities? Potentially with the rubber and leather resources in the country they can make enough shoes for our security services and even the whole country.
What about furniture making or building materials ,who is making these things in Nigeria.
What happened to the paper mill in that region or to TINAPA?

Jobs.That really is what we need. Not a new seaport to use for exporting jobs and our future to other manufacturing nations.
Let us industrialize and move away from that IMPORTATION mentality

mkpakanaodogwu:
GEJ BU Onye chi mere Eze 1 of Nigeria.IJEBEGO

GBTYO:


The northern cabal ensured the destruction of our railways so that they could cash in with their road haulage.

They will later destroy the NNPC relay stations and depots to cash in on the road freighting of fuel.

Today, if you travel on the roads you will see more fuel tankers competing with cars.

This is the legacy of a corrupt selfish mediocre duo. And today, they have the audacity to shout corruption where they are the main architects and actors of corruption.

The main reason they are fighting Jonathan is because he has plugged all their free money access points.

Jonathan's govt has gotten rid of ghost workers from the civil service payroll with the recently adopted IPPIS system.

Fertilizer subsidy scam is a thing of the past.

The huge waste and corruption in the agricultural ministry has been plugged.

There are several avenues too much to mention that they used to milk the system that this govt had successfully plugged.

The only reason they want Jonathan out is to revert back to business as usual.

Now that is the change they are preaching.