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During the presidential campaign ahead of the 2015 polls Nigeria’s top political shareholders were fighting for votes by all the means. The positions and credibility of the incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari have been constantly under attack. As the election period and the inauguration are over, Naij.com decided to pick ten controversial statements that have not proven to be real. 1. If APC survives till October 2014, call me a bastard – Doyin Okupe Okupe, who was the aide to the former president, Goodluck Jonathan, had, in December 2013, said that he would change his name if APC still existed after one year due to what he described as lack of leadership deficiency briefly after it was founded. He had said: “If they don’t crumble and disappear by 2014, don’t call me Okupe. The APC boat is destined for the Red Sea.” 2. Mark my words, it will not happen for Buhari to rule Nigeria – Doyin Okupe Okupe is known for one more quote against Buhari. He stated that the former military ruler was not qualified to be the president. “Yes, I said Buhari was not electable. I also said his victory will not happen. I said and I still insist that Buhari has no WASC certificate. I said a lot of things to promote my candidate and many things to put his opponent down.” 3. I will go on exile if APC wins – Bode George The ex-deputy national chairman of the PDP, Chief Olabode George, has claimed that he may be going into exile following the victory of Buhari. He said: “What will I be doing here? I can decide to go and live anywhere. Look at everyone surrounding him (Buhari). 4. Buhari can never win in Yorubaland – Gani Adams Gani Adams, a factional leader of the Yoruba group, Oodua Peoples Congress, said the APC hopeful, Buhari, should not expect getting a bloc vote from the South West in the presidential poll. He also noted that a good number of his people were yet to get over their reservations with the Fulani. Adams told Nigerians: “South West is a place that you cannot use the media to deceive. We are highly exposed and highly educated.” 5. If Jonathan loses, we would set Nigeria on fire – Asari Dokubo Asari Dokubo, the leader of the Niger Delta Volunteers Force, has issued threats against opposition politicians comprising Muhammadu Buhari. ”For every Goliath, God created a David. For every Pharoah, there is a Moses. We are going to war. Everyone of you should go and fortify yourself,” he said. 6. Buhari has a dead brain – Mama Peace The former First Lady of Nigeria, Dame Patience Jonathan, has targeted Muhammadu Buhari saying his brain was dead. “Wetin him dey find again? Him dey drag with him pikin mate,” she said in Pidgin English. “Old man wey no get brain, him brain don die pata pata.” 7. We instigated the 6 weeks postponement so that Jonathan can win – Fasehun According to him, it had become obvious that Goodluck Jonathan would lose the presidential election to Muhammadu Buhari. Fasehun disclosed that he called a few influential people and advised them to shift the election date and fortunately they listened to him and the election date was shifted. 8. Jonathan already has Lagos votes – Obanikoro The minister of foreign affairs, Musiliu Obanikoro, has revealed what will befall President Goodluck Jonathan in Lagos state. The minister expressed optimism that President Jonathan would win in Lagos. 9. Buhari at 70 wears diapers like my mother – Fayose Ayo Fayose, Ekiti state governor, has blasted Muhammadu Buhari, saying that many people in their 70s wear pampers. Fayose stated this during the forum of the PDP governors, holding in Lagos: “Lots of people in their 70s wear pampers, too old to rule Nigeria, we have to be careful not to make mistake.” 10. Buhari will die before the election – Ayo Fayose Ayo Fayose many times tried to prove that Nigeria’s new president was ill and would die very soon. Ekiti state governor had in an advertorial claimed “General Buhari will not survive his tenure as president of Nigeria if voted in after the February 14 presidential elections.” Later he said he had: “No regrets on my Buhari obituary advertisement, he cannot live up to 75 years.” Bonus. Find out some more totally wrong quotes below: “I will deliver 1 million votes for Jonathan” – Olusegun Mimiko. Fact: The Ondo state governor could not deliver even 300,000 votes. The APC won. “Jonathan will win Lagos” – Jimi Agbaje. Fact: He could not even win his (Agbaje’s) ward. “Jonathan must win at all cost” – Sule Lamido. Fact: He could not win Jigawa state for GEJ. The APC defeated the PDP convincingly. “APC is a disgrace” – Gani Adams. Fact: He lost his ward woefully to the APC. “APC is filled with liars and will lose in Nigeria” – Babangida Aliyu. Fact: The Niger state governor has lost his senatorial bid to David Umar of the APC. - See more at: http://www.gltrends.com/top-10-controversial-anti-buhari-quotes/#sthash.xksZdNBs.dpuf
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APPARENTLY emboldened by the travails of Prince Buruji Kashamu, the Senator-elect, Ogun East Senatorial District who is facing extradition battle, his main rival, Prince Dapo Abiodun has intensified effort to get his (Buruji’s) election upturned at the State Election Petition Tribunal, sitting in Abeokuta. Prince Dapo Abiodun Abiodun, who contested the March 28, 2015 election on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) argued that the people voted for him but that the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) allegedly manipulated the process. The APC candidate who assembled a team of lawyers led by some Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SAN) including Mallam Yusuf Ali, Ricky Tarfa and Abubakar Muhammed, launched the suit with a 285-page petition that contains exhibits from local and international sources. The petitioner presented his case on two legs, against Kashamu’s actual qualification for the election and alleged irregularities and fraudulent manipulation of the electoral process in favour of the declared winner. Apart from Kashamu, the petitioner also joined both the PDP and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as co-respondents. On page 76 of the petition, under sub-title, “Particulars of Non Qualification”, the petitioner highlighted specific details of the alleged facts in issue that disqualified the Senator-elect from contesting the election. Specifically, the petitioner contended that having been duly indicted by a Grand Jury in the United States of America (USA) Federal Circuit for trafficking heroine with an ARREST WARRANT being issued and still standing, the first respondent must travel to USA and clear his name before he could be deemed qualified to contest any election in Nigeria. According to the petitioner, following Kahamu’s indictment by USA court, he was arrested in the United Kingdom (UK) but was released after five years on technical grounds. “The United States of America Government has opposed various applications and desperate moves of the first respondent to quash the subsisting indictment and have invited the first respondent severally to answer to the indictment,” the petitioner averred. The petitioner swore that the indictment of the first respondent by the US court and the warrant of arrest issued against him has been in the public domain for sometime as it has been subject of discuss in several seminars and publications. Apart from challenging the qualification of Prince Kashamu to contest the election, Abiodun also averred wide spread irregularities and manipulation of the electoral process, the resolution of which should earned him the mandate. The petitioner further contended that careful analysis of the allegation of malpractices
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