₦airaland Forum

Firefire:
wait...

mu2sa2:
In Nigeria big men don't vote, only ordinary people do and I have not seen- the real voters revolting against Buhari.

TonyeBarcanista:
Surely, if he by the slightest of luck or mistake emerge winner of PDP Primary, I will campaign for him as a loyal party man putting aside every prejudice.

But what I am saying is that such victory is future impossible... it is a tall dream and an impossible feat to achieve as things stand today in PDP.

With all due respect to him though

Doerstech:
With all these steps especially signatories verification... then it will easier for camel to pass thru the needles eye than Maleye to be recalled.....

Doerstech:
With all these steps especially signatories verification... then it will easier for camel to pass thru the needles eye than Maleye to be recalled.....

thaoriginator:
When you fight kwarapshun, kwarapshun will fight back..

buhariguy:
sent parking by criminals, idiotic pigs of Biafra and boko haram.

That means Nigeria is gone if the sane people of Nigeria should allowed this criminal elements to come back,

But God forbid.

Is always buhari till 2023

Juliusdking:
please please see a doctor the last time i check i thought u getting batter but u are not

tesppidd:
No amount of twisting,
No amount of cursing,
No amount of falsehood,
No amount of propaganda,

Will stop the Buhari/Osinbajo ticket.

PDP as a party had 16 years of mismanagement and went on a looting spree.

We completely reject to forget so soon.

We reject the tortoise mentality.

Buhari till 2023.
APC till 2055.

The sweetest joy would be when the 2019 presidential result is announced.
When I see these ipob touts/ wailers weeping and grinding.

Suddenly it would hit them that elections are neither won by the number of likes on nairaland
Nor by the amount of cursing and clapping.

-Control of 24 states
-Control of the national assembly
-Control of the INEC.
-Control of the DSS.
-Control of the Police.
-Control of the Army.
-Control of the Navy.
-Control of the Airforce.
-Kano and Lagos votes in check.

Buhari is not Jonathan.
Mahmoud is not Jega.

PDP will never rule this country again.

wristbangle:
There is no point reacting further via verbal rants. I have not voted before but I would make sure I use my precious pvc to vote out this useless man.

Though some Nigerian youths are intellectually lazy but all the youths are physically hard-working.

sowore2019:
Please don't get angry over the issue, just provide reasons on why he should apologize

Fesomu:
Alot of politicians are afraid of Buhari 2nd term because it's a term of vengeance against his perceived enemies.

papoudaupolos:
I, m the Beggest fool

papoudaupolos:
Lazy bunch of people waiting for manner.
The suffering is ur potion to the end

papoudaupolos:
Beggest fool

papoudaupolos:
Beggest fool

papoudaupolos:
Mine is low, u don't have any

papoudaupolos:
Mine is low, u don't have any

papoudaupolos:
Who dash monkey banana?
I can only believe u r an errand boy in babies factory.

papoudaupolos:
The bigot and hater.4 more years of misery awaits u.

papoudaupolos:
Anyone that can't feed himself in nigeria is a Lazy.
This administration has done a lot of good more than any in the recent time.
You may not like this because of tribal thing.but it's the obvious truth

papoudaupolos:
Anyone that can't feed himself in nigeria is a Lazy.
This administration has done a lot of good more than any in the recent time.
You may not like this because of tribal thing.but it's the obvious truth

papoudaupolos:
This will not stop buhari from wining.
Another 4 years of misery to the haters

GavelSlam:
Obasanjo -June 1, 2000: N20 to N30 (50%)
Obasanjo-June 8, 2000: N30 to N22(price drops 26.67%)
Obasanjo-Jan 1, 2002: N22 to N26 (18.18%
Obasanjo-June, 2003: N26 to N42 (61.54%)
Obasanjo-May 29, 2004: N42 to N50 (19.05%)
Obasanjo-Aug 25, 2004: N50 to N65 (30%)
Obasanjo-May 27, 2007: N65 to N75 (15.39%)
Yar’ Adua-June, 2007: back to N65(price drops 15.39%)
[/b]Jonathan -Jan 1,2012: N65 to N141 (116.92%)[b]
Jonathan – Jan 17, 2012: N141 to N97 (Price drops 31.21%)
Jonathan – Feb, 2015 N97 to N87 (price drops 10.31%)
Buhari – May 11, 2016: N87 to N145 (66.67%)
Yar’Adua was the only president who did not increase pump price of fuel. He reduced it from N75 to N65.

obailala:
With the current figure in the foreign reserves and the current stability in oil price, if the CBN wants to return the NAIRA to where it was in early 2015 (i.e. N200/$), it can achieve that effortlessly by dolling out some dollars to the market every month as was the tradition before now.

But then, to what end exactly? For a country that produces nothing, that would amount to subsidizing imports again and the little boost which has been received in agriculture and some other export products would be eroded again as Nigerians return to their import culture. Fact of the matter is that the Naira was overvalued, and (I believe on expert advice) the CBN has chosen to maintain the Naira at the current N360/$1 as has been the case for about a year now.

bettercreature:
You are wrong! Our reserve has increased by over $24billion since then.Naira can only appreciate no going back

Nyerhovwo101:
where is ur pvc?

nellybadas:
From a neutral point of view. Yes there was a shove from behind. But with the intensity and pressure of such a highly competitive game. You will require a much more convincing incident to give a penalty at stoppage time. To me it's poor refreeing. Knowing fully well that emotions were high. As if it wasn't enough he red carded the goal keeper. Well that's football for you. Full of controversies.

igbodefendercom:
President Buhari has a right to participate in debates or refuse to do so. There is no where in the constitution or in the electoral act where it is stipulated that a candidate must attend debates.

Giving the extraordinary circumstances our nation is facing, it is not inconceivable that Mr President may not be available for some or all debates.

This is whithout prejudice to our belief in debates as a constituent part of the electoral process.