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and i hope MBAISE would be made state |
The president of the United States, Barack Obama, on Monday March 23, sent a special message to Nigerians regarding the upcoming elections, urging that the voting exercise be carried out peacefully. Here are five quotes from Obama’s message that members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) are very uncomfortable with: 1. “Nigeria is a great nation and you can be proud of the progress you’ve made.” Obama acknowledges that Nigeria has made tremendous progress that we can be proud of. Listening to the APC’s message you would think that Nigeria is not working, and Obama rightly points out that we have made progress under the present Jonathan administration. Who would want uncertain change over the chance to keep progressing? 2. “Together, you won your independence, emerged from military rule, and strengthened democratic institutions.” Read the quote again. Obama says there is no going back to military rule. Do we want to go back to being bound by the shackles of dictatorship? Buhari says he is a “reformed democrat” but as we all know a leopard doesn’t change its spots. 3. “You’ve worked hard to improve the lives of your families and to build the largest economy in Africa.” Contrary to all the lies that the APC has been trying to sell, our economy is progressing, and it did not become the largest economy in Africa by chance but by the good policies of the Jonathan administration. Obama states this fact whilst acknowledging that the lives of Nigerians have improved, and thereby showing the APC to be liars. 4. “Violence has no place in democratic elections — and that they will not incite, support or engage in any kind of violence — before, during, or after the votes are counted.” When violence is mentioned, Nigerians cannot extricate General Buhari from his famous statement before the 2011 elections and his famous silence after his supporters went wild. The Blood of Dog and Baboon statement recently made concerning the 2015 elections still echoes deeply. The APC is threatening a parallel government also… Obama’s speech is a clear warning against that. 5. “Boko Haram wants to destroy Nigeria and all that you have worked to build. By casting your ballot, you can help secure your nation’s progress.” Secure your nation’s progress. Don’t change your fortunes. Obama’s call on Nigeria to secure our progress is like a call to retain President Jonathan under whose presidency this progress has been achieved. As it is ill advised to change a commander-in-chief during war, Nigerians must fight together and eliminate Boko Haram with the armed forces who are presently winning the war and sustain this momentum. Obama also said: ”in this task of advancing the security, prosperity, and human rights of all Nigerians, you will continue to have a friend and partner in the United States of America.” Lest we forget, Nigerians are still much aware of the flagrant violation of human rights under General Buhari, resulting in a rupture in diplomatic relations with the UK and others. |
Maple:Why would you guys waste your votes on this loser again(GMB)..He has been losing and wont fail to lose this one GEJ TILL 2023 |
lilbabyak:GEJ TILL 2023 |
Glowstone:that one na must nah |
As the presidential elections in Nigeria are approaching, let us remind you what the PDP presidential candidate, Goodluck Jonathan, has promised to fulfill if elected. President Jonathan is not the only one who made promises to Nigerians. Other candidates, especially the APC candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, held rallies to assure Nigerians that they deserve this position. Below are the GEJ’s proclamations that were mostly announced during the presidential public debate organised by the Nigeria Elections Debate Group (NEDG) on March 22. 1. TO REBUILD THE NORTH EASTERN REGIONS During the debates, Jonathan stated that apart from the normal budgetary provision of funds to reconstruct the areas affected by the insurgency, the government has set up the Presidential Initiative for the northeast and the safe School Initiatives in order to ameliorate the sufferings of the people of the area. Moreover, after the recent visit to the north- east, the president took to his Facebook page to say that the region is experiencing “greater levels of security”. “Yesterday (March 19), I visited Yobe and Borno states. Though there remains some challenges, I am gratified that my people in both states are experiencing greater levels of security due to the efforts of our gallant military. May God bless Nigeria,” he said. 2. TO PROVIDE JOBS During his Kwara Campaign Rally, President Goodluck Jonathan he promised to provide jobs for Nigerians if elected through the agricultural sector. The president also said he would provide an avenue for wealth creation, and added that young graduates would benefit from his administration’s initiatives. 3. TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL ELECTRICITY In February, Jonathan commissioned the 750 Megawatt Olorunsogo Phase 2 Power Plant in Ogun state. According to him, “this project of the National Integrated Power Project (NIPP) will provide additional electricity to power the ongoing Transformation of Nigeria from the largest economy in Africa to a top 20 global economy”. “It is the goal of this administration to ensure that we work with all Nigerians to provide the infrastructure our nation needs to fulfill her remarkably great potential,” he added. 4. TO PREVENT CORRUPTION Speaking at the INEC’s debate, the president said that he wants not only to enforce the existing laws but also to prevent any corruption from the beginning. Acknowledging that corruption remains one of the major problems in Nigeria, he emphasised that enforcement of existing laws on corruption only was not enough to check the trend. “People think that enforcement is the only way to check it. Enforcement alone does not work. Armed robbers have been caught and killed but this has not stopped armed robbery in the country. Prevention is better. We will ensure that nobody has access to steal funds. We will strengthen the institutions so that they can fight corruption,” he said. 5. TO FIGHT OIL THEFT During the debate, Jonathan also disclosed that his government was working on a development of a technology that would check the stealing of crude oil. Moreover, the president at the commissioning of four navy ships in Lagos on 19th February said that “these ships will help to protect the economic interest of Nigeria by fighting oil theft as well as provide security for maritime activities within the continental shelf”. 6. TO FUND THE EDUCATIONAL SECTOR President Jonathan also promised that his government will continue to fund education in order to ensure that Nigerian graduates and scientists compete well with their counterparts in other parts of the world. Moreover, he said that Nigerian universities will rank among the best in the world in the next four years, as a result of the ongoing transformation of the education system. According to him, Nigerian universities had already been equipped to compete with their foreign counterparts. “We all feel bad that no Nigerian university was ranked but we are working seriously to change the trend. We have equipped most of our universities through the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund). We are talking about infrastructure that has failed over the years but with the way we are going, in the next four years our universities will compete with other universities across the world,” he said. 7. TO HOLD ELECTIONS AS SCHEDULED The president promised that this year’s general elections will start on Saturday, March 28, as scheduled by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), and the governorship, National and state Assembly elections would as well be held on Saturday, April 11, as scheduled. http://www.naij.com/408246-top-7-jonathans-electoral-promises-part-2.html |
The background isnt bouyant enough for such a mighty ride |
APC has done it again!!! Always Setting GEJ up But that wont make GEJ loose *GEJ TILL 2023* |
good for them,they really deserved the trophy ....I don't think any president has touched more trophies than GEJ *GEJ TILL ONE OF MY TOPICS MAKE FRONT PAGE* |
pls can anyone quote me with the link to MOUAU aspirants thread |
Oga abeg help with the direct link to download nairaland android app (not playstore) |
JayKayMaybachz:Oga abeg help with the direct link to download nairaland android app (not playstore) |
Lala247:lol,na for only 9ja nah |
EroticAngelina:the pesin mean die |
Lol,people are so mean these days
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Pls,can anybdy help and explain wat WHO WINS THE REST OF THE MATCH in inplays mean? |
uzomarinze11:afor ogbe i guess |
calmbabadee:no probs |
medamillion:good for you guyz |
cocoduck:lol,oga abeg no too much para for dem |
calmbabadee:only if i deserve it |
hazyfm:i sight you WOLE SOYINKA,But correcting me in such a manner makes you a bigger ILLITERATE |
medamillion:its true though,you sound like a GMBite |
wat kinda dull username is the OP bearing? hairyanus?...lwkmd |
medamillion:You ve got a nice opinion too,but fear the country you are in,they are good in playing games |
hardywaltz:you just gave your own opinion,So allow mine to be....I'm not good in exchanging words with pple |
KwoiZabo:dats it bro,When will holding cartons n papers labelled BRING BACK OUR GIRLS bring back the girls if its actually true,such a miserable country |
Pelmet:That's right ma,i thought i was the only one doubting this |
KwoiZabo:ok ,we are waiting |
asadike:absolutely |
senatorucheo:tnx boss |
Oklander:lol,not really....but remember its my opinion not yours |
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