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PoliticsRe: I Will Declare My Assets Publicly – Buhari by Zitoangels(m): 9:02am On Feb 20, 2015
ogb5:
Why not start by showing the electorates your certificate. Obama did it, he showed everyone his birth certificate when requested, why can't buhari show his damn certificate.
See what happens when you one turns a mumu @40?? Always you and your dumb comments again...So showing of certificate is your hallmark for good leadership?? No wonder you support a clueless person. Birds of the same feather they say,flock together.
PoliticsRe: I Will Declare My Assets Publicly – Buhari by Zitoangels(m): 9:01am On Feb 20, 2015
ogb5:
Why not start by showing the electorates your certificate. Obama did it, he showed everyone his birth certificate when requested, why can't buhari show his damn certificate.
Romance8 Reasons Why Broke Guys Should Not Date by Zitoangels(op): 6:30am On Feb 20, 2015
’m not trying to encourage women to be gold diggers
nor write broke guys off as useless.
This is just an advice from a guy who have tasted both
sides which I feel I should share with you and found
that a broke guy who is in relationship is not being true
to himself.
To be honest, most of what we have heard about
relationship are unfounded. Nobody will love you for
who you are when you don’t have shi shi. Believe me,money can
steer a relationship... I read about a professor in one of the
American schools who proved that Money indeed can buy
happiness,when its spent on people.
That’s just the truth.
Even the independent ladies who don’t want your
money will want someone who’s settled in their life. For
them, finding a partner is about finding someone who
fits into their lifestyle and plans for
the future. That includes things that cost money.
Below are the reasons why broke guys should forget
dating for now.
1. You are not ready for it;
You may want it but honestly you don’t need it.
You need to be thinking of a master plan. You need to
re-prioritize your life and get busy with something.
Anybody who is having some major financial struggles
needs to be focused on getting that together, not
dating. get your act together
THEN date.
2. You Ego Will Be Bruised;
Money does matter in our society, way too much. A
person’s ability to eat and look good and get medicine
in time of need and take care of your woman are the
things that makes one a man. Think about it, she called
you on phone and asked for money and you gave her
the
same answer. “I no get”. Then you found out much
later that she somehow got the money. You ask and
was told that she got it from another guy. Your heart is
darned if he is one of her admirers that you are aware
of.
3. It Is A Distraction;
A broke guy needs all the time in the world alone to
sort out things and having a woman who will add some
few loads to
his already bent shoulder will do him no good. Don’t
tell me he needs a woman’s support because a good
female friend supports one more than his girlfriend.
You don’t need that extra load.
4. You Will Be Cheated On;
You read me right. Girls have the habit of getting bored
of things quickly, this is due to who they are, which is
coupled with the pressures of society. Society
always wants them to get the newest and latest thing,
so one day she will get tired of hoping and waiting and
accept that guy who has been disturbing her. She may
not tell you about it because she wouldn’t want to hurt
you so you end up being cheated on.
5. You Will Be FriendsZoned;
She likes you but cannot continue to date you because
you cannot take care of her needs. So she would
friendzone you in other not to lose you completely. At
least
there is something you are good at and she will keep
your friendship because of that. Women are smart
walahi
6. She Won’t Feel Loved;
Since traditionally men are the ones that pay for dates,
it is impossible then to prove your love when there is
no shi shi. How can you surprise her? How can you
take her out on a date or buy her gifts? How can you
say you love her when she cannot rely on you when
she is broke?
7. You Will Be Dumped;
Not because she doesn’t love you but because You are
not the right material
for a woman who has marriage and raising a family in
her agenda. You may be lucky to get someone who will
stand by you but a goal without a deadline is just a
dream. She will eventually get tired of hoping and give
up. Your Bottom will be dumped. Sorry
U can't command respect
As a man traditionally, u hav d obligation to command
respect, but immagine when u can nt buy ur
subsciption on her blackberry fone dat wz bought 4her
by her x, or u can't pay 4d okada man dat carrd her 2ur
house, dat very day, u begin 2 loss value nt only b4 her
both her friends and family member. U can't talk and
ur voice wil be heard. Infact ur presenc in some
gatherin wil b a flop.
I know that all people deserve to be loved no matter
who or what they are but money is very important in
every relationship so I think a man that cannot afford
to date needs to wait[color=#000000]’m not trying to encourage women to be gold diggers
nor write broke guys off as useless.
This is just an advice from a guy who have tasted both
sides which I feel I should share with you and found
that a broke guy who is in relationship is not being true
to himself.
To be honest, most of what we have heard about
relationship are unfounded. Nobody will love you for
who you are when you don’t have shi shi. Believe me,money can
steer a relationship... I read about a professor in one of the
American schools who proved that Money indeed can buy
happiness,when its spent on people.
That’s just the truth.
Even the independent ladies who don’t want your
money will want someone who’s settled in their life. For
them, finding a partner is about finding someone who
fits into their lifestyle and plans for
the future. That includes things that cost money.
Below are the reasons why broke guys should forget
dating for now.
1. You are not ready for it;
You may want it but honestly you don’t need it.
You need to be thinking of a master plan. You need to
re-prioritize your life and get busy with something.
Anybody who is having some major financial struggles
needs to be focused on getting that together, not
dating. get your act together
THEN date.
2. You Ego Will Be Bruised;
Money does matter in our society, way too much. A
person’s ability to eat and look good and get medicine
in time of need and take care of your woman are the
things that makes one a man. Think about it, she called
you on phone and asked for money and you gave her
the
same answer. “I no get”. Then you found out much
later that she somehow got the money. You ask and
was told that she got it from another guy. Your heart is
darned if he is one of her admirers that you are aware
of.
3. It Is A Distraction;
A broke guy needs all the time in the world alone to
sort out things and having a woman who will add some
few loads to
his already bent shoulder will do him no good. Don’t
tell me he needs a woman’s support because a good
female friend supports one more than his girlfriend.
You don’t need that extra load.
4. You Will Be Cheated On;
You read me right. Girls have the habit of getting bored
of things quickly, this is due to who they are, which is
coupled with the pressures of society. Society
always wants them to get the newest and latest thing,
so one day she will get tired of hoping and waiting and
accept that guy who has been disturbing her. She may
not tell you about it because she wouldn’t want to hurt
you so you end up being cheated on.
5. You Will Be FriendsZoned;
She likes you but cannot continue to date you because
you cannot take care of her needs. So she would
friendzone you in other not to lose you completely. At
least
there is something you are good at and she will keep
your friendship because of that. Women are smart
walahi
6. She Won’t Feel Loved;
Since traditionally men are the ones that pay for dates,
it is impossible then to prove your love when there is
no shi shi. How can you surprise her? How can you
take her out on a date or buy her gifts? How can you
say you love her when she cannot rely on you when
she is broke?
7. You Will Be Dumped;
Not because she doesn’t love you but because You are
not the right material
for a woman who has marriage and raising a family in
her agenda. You may be lucky to get someone who will
stand by you but a goal without a deadline is just a
dream. She will eventually get tired of hoping and give
up. Your Bottom will be dumped. Sorry
U can't command respect
As a man traditionally, u hav d obligation to command
respect, but immagine when u can nt buy ur
subsciption on her blackberry fone dat wz bought 4her
by her x, or u can't pay 4d okada man dat carrd her 2ur
house, dat very day, u begin 2 loss value nt only b4 her
both her friends and family member. U can't talk and
ur voice wil be heard. Infact ur presenc in some
gatherin wil b a flop.
I know that all people deserve to be loved no matter
who or what they are but money is very important in
every relationship so I think a man that cannot afford
to date needs to wait[/color]’m not trying to encourage women to be gold diggers
nor write broke guys off as useless.
This is just an advice from a guy who have tasted both
sides which I feel I should share with you and found
that a broke guy who is in relationship is not being true
to himself.
To be honest, most of what we have heard about
relationship are unfounded. Nobody will love you for
who you are when you don’t have shi shi. Believe me,money can
steer a relationship... I read about a professor in one of the
American schools who proved that Money indeed can buy
happiness,when its spent on people.
That’s just the truth.
Even the independent ladies who don’t want your
money will want someone who’s settled in their life. For
them, finding a partner is about finding someone who
fits into their lifestyle and plans for
the future. That includes things that cost money.
Below are the reasons why broke guys should forget
dating for now.
1. You are not ready for it;
You may want it but honestly you don’t need it.
You need to be thinking of a master plan. You need to
re-prioritize your life and get busy with something.
Anybody who is having some major financial struggles
needs to be focused on getting that together, not
dating. get your act together
THEN date.
2. You Ego Will Be Bruised;
Money does matter in our society, way too much. A
person’s ability to eat and look good and get medicine
in time of need and take care of your woman are the
things that makes one a man. Think about it, she called
you on phone and asked for money and you gave her
the
same answer. “I no get”. Then you found out much
later that she somehow got the money. You ask and
was told that she got it from another guy. Your heart is
darned if he is one of her admirers that you are aware
of.
3. It Is A Distraction;
A broke guy needs all the time in the world alone to
sort out things and having a woman who will add some
few loads to
his already bent shoulder will do him no good. Don’t
tell me he needs a woman’s support because a good
female friend supports one more than his girlfriend.
You don’t need that extra load.
4. You Will Be Cheated On;
You read me right. Girls have the habit of getting bored
of things quickly, this is due to who they are, which is
coupled with the pressures of society. Society
always wants them to get the newest and latest thing,
so one day she will get tired of hoping and waiting and
accept that guy who has been disturbing her. She may
not tell you about it because she wouldn’t want to hurt
you so you end up being cheated on.
5. You Will Be FriendsZoned;
She likes you but cannot continue to date you because
you cannot take care of her needs. So she would
friendzone you in other not to lose you completely. At
least
there is something you are good at and she will keep
your friendship because of that. Women are smart
walahi
6. She Won’t Feel Loved;
Since traditionally men are the ones that pay for dates,
it is impossible then to prove your love when there is
no shi shi. How can you surprise her? How can you
take her out on a date or buy her gifts? How can you
say you love her when she cannot rely on you when
she is broke?
7. You Will Be Dumped;
Not because she doesn’t love you but because You are
not the right material
for a woman who has marriage and raising a family in
her agenda. You may be lucky to get someone who will
stand by you but a goal without a deadline is just a
dream. She will eventually get tired of hoping and give
up. Your Bottom will be dumped. Sorry
U can't command respect
As a man traditionally, u hav d obligation to command
respect, but immagine when u can nt buy ur
subsciption on her blackberry fone dat wz bought 4her
by her x, or u can't pay 4d okada man dat carrd her 2ur
house, dat very day, u begin 2 loss value nt only b4 her
both her friends and family member. U can't talk and
ur voice wil be heard. Infact ur presenc in some
gatherin wil b a flop.
I know that all people deserve to be loved no matter
who or what they are but money is very important in
every relationship so I think a man that cannot afford
to date needs to wait
RomanceEight Reasons Why Broke Guys Should Not Date by Zitoangels(op): 6:56am On Feb 19, 2015
I’m not trying to encourage women to be gold diggers
nor write broke guys off as useless.
This is just an advice from a guy who have tasted both
sides which I feel I should share with you and found
that a broke guy who is in relationship is not being true
to himself.
To be honest, most of what we have heard about
relationship are unfounded. Nobody will love you for
who you are when you don’t have shi shi. Believe me,money can steer a relationship... I read about a professor in one of the American schools who proved that Money indeed can buy happiness,when its spent on people.
That’s just the truth.
Even the independent ladies who don’t want your
money will want someone who’s settled in their life. For
them, finding a partner is about finding someone who
fits into their lifestyle and plans for
the future. That includes things that cost money.
Below are the reasons why broke guys should forget
dating for now.
1. You are not ready for it;
You may want it but honestly you don’t need it.
You need to be thinking of a master plan. You need to
re-prioritize your life and get busy with something.
Anybody who is having some major financial struggles
needs to be focused on getting that together, not
dating. get your act together
THEN date.
2. You Ego Will Be Bruised;
Money does matter in our society, way too much. A
person’s ability to eat and look good and get medicine
in time of need and take care of your woman are the
things that makes one a man. Think about it, she called
you on phone and asked for money and you gave her
the
same answer. “I no get”. Then you found out much
later that she somehow got the money. You ask and
was told that she got it from another guy. Your heart is
darned if he is one of her admirers that you are aware
of.
3. It Is A Distraction;
A broke guy needs all the time in the world alone to
sort out things and having a woman who will add some
few loads to
his already bent shoulder will do him no good. Don’t
tell me he needs a woman’s support because a good
female friend supports one more than his girlfriend.
You don’t need that extra load.
4. You Will Be Cheated On;
You read me right. Girls have the habit of getting bored
of things quickly, this is due to who they are, which is
coupled with the pressures of society. Society
always wants them to get the newest and latest thing,
so one day she will get tired of hoping and waiting and
accept that guy who has been disturbing her. She may
not tell you about it because she wouldn’t want to hurt
you so you end up being cheated on.
5. You Will Be FriendsZoned;
She likes you but cannot continue to date you because
you cannot take care of her needs. So she would
friendzone you in other not to lose you completely. At
least
there is something you are good at and she will keep
your friendship because of that. Women are smart
walahi
6. She Won’t Feel Loved;
Since traditionally men are the ones that pay for dates,
it is impossible then to prove your love when there is
no shi shi. How can you surprise her? How can you
take her out on a date or buy her gifts? How can you
say you love her when she cannot rely on you when
she is broke?
7. You Will Be Dumped;
Not because she doesn’t love you but because You are
not the right material
for a woman who has marriage and raising a family in
her agenda. You may be lucky to get someone who will
stand by you but a goal without a deadline is just a
dream. She will eventually get tired of hoping and give
up. Your Bottom will be dumped. Sorry
cool U can't command respect
As a man traditionally, u hav d obligation to command
respect, but immagine when u can nt buy ur
subsciption on her blackberry fone dat wz bought 4her
by her x, or u can't pay 4d okada man dat carrd her 2ur
house, dat very day, u begin 2 loss value nt only b4 her
both her friends and family member. U can't talk and
ur voice wil be heard. Infact ur presenc in some
gatherin wil b a flop.
I know that all people deserve to be loved no matter
who or what they are but money is very important in
every relationship so I think a man that cannot afford
to date needs to wait
PoliticsRe: Obasanjo Tears PDP Membership Card In Public by Zitoangels(m): 12:30pm On Feb 16, 2015
Baba don vex: And he just made it Official
Nairaland GeneralTouching Speech By Buhari To Nigerians by Zitoangels(op): 12:24pm On Feb 16, 2015
He gave the speech at a meeting with the Catholic bishops in
Abuja
One Nation Bound in Freedom, Peace and Unity.
As our nation approaches perhaps the most crucial election in
our
history, all true patriots are called to deeper reflection of the
basic ingredients that bind the nation together- our common
freedom, peace and unity. This reflection is even more relevant
in the face of the illegal postponement of the general
elections-
a feat achieved through various sinister ploys and with the sole
aim of avoiding the will and verdict of the people. In all of
these,
I feel the urgeto communicate some of my personal vision and
thoughts to the people of our great country, especially on the
question of religion, a sensitive matter for many citizens that
has become the most frequently used tool by the ruling party.
This affordsme an opportunity to give my response to the
ruling
party’s false propaganda and lies against my person.
Needless to say, we must at all times hold the unity, peace and
progress of our dear nation paramount and above all other
considerations, especially politics. Those who deliberately
disseminate divisive disinformation and attempt to stoke
primordial sentiments using religion or ethnicity and create
fear
in the minds of our people fail the standard of patriotism this
nation demands of them and deserves from them. The ruling
government and PDP have adopted this sad divisive and false
narrative as their strategy to prevent the inevitable change
that our country and people desire and require. And they have
succeeded in making some of us victims of the tales which they
invent, propagate and sell as gospel truth to gullible listeners,
while it is all nothing but a tissue of lies.
I would like to solemnly declare that in spite of what our
detractors say, I am not a religious fanatic of any sort and I
have never been. In all my life, I have never supported
extremism
of any kind, and nowhere in my record of service to this nation
can this false toga, political opponents have tried so hard to
put
on me, be substantiated. Indeed, it is very unfortunate and I
feel extremely sad that I have to give this type of assurance.
My background is in the army, and there is no doubt that the
military is the most integrated pan-Nigerian institution. And
even today, the military is one of the institutions that
represents the pride of our nation’s possibilities in unity.
Compatriots from every corner of this country come together,
work and live together, entrust their lives to each other and
integrate their families. It is a military where many of my
dearest friends, from all faiths and parts of the country, lost
their lives defending the unity of our nation. That was the
military I served in, and in that military it was impossible to be
a
bigot.
For me, the issue of religion was, and should always, be a
matter
of personal conviction. This personal conviction approach to
religion has defined my work and interactions all my life,
including my tenure in office as military Head of State. The
religion of all those I worked with was never a factor in their
progress or in what happened to them. All that mattered then,
and should still matter today, are competence, integrity and
readiness to be fair to all.
I was recently informed that we had a balanced cabinet with
key
positions such as Finance, Energy and Defence occupied by
Christians. In addition, 11 of the 19 governors I appointed were
Christians. My most memorable recollections of subordinate
service was under Christian bosses, the finest our country had
then, and among the most respected today. Indeed one of the
best appraisals I received in the course of my military career
was
from General T.Y Danjuma.
Government has no business preferring one religion to the
other.
The role of government is to protect lives and properties of
citizens and to respect and protect their constitutional rights.
One critical freedom that every government must strive to
protect is the liberty for citizens to exercise their respective
faiths, Christians and Muslims or others, in a lawful manner
without fear or hindrance and to prosecute those who use
religion as an excuse to destroy homes, schools and places of
worship. When governments fail in that duty, they must then
assist in the rebuilding of structures including destroyed places
of worship and giving full restitution for lost property. We,
Nigerians, are a religious people, and the burning of places of
worship constitutes one of the vilest forms of abomination to
all
those who believe in God. It is the duty of governments to
protect this important sensitivity.
Let me state this categorically, that I, MuhammaduBuhari, as
an
individual, and as president of this great country by the grace
of God, given the opportunity to serve, have no personal
religious
agenda. And I will not entertain, consider or promote the
religious
agenda of anyone. I will not condone any initiative that seeks
to
promote one religion over the other. Neither I, nor my party, or
any member of my team has any desire or plan to Islamize or
Christianize Nigeria or support anyone with such intention.
Although I am a practising Muslim, and I have been so all my
life,
I have never belonged to, nor shared the views of, any
extremist
group. I am not even a cleric. I believe that religion is personal
and private. Many of the people close to me are not of my
religion. My cook and driver for 20 years are Christians, Most
of
my bodyguards are Christians. Some were killed while
protecting
me in the terrorist attack on my convoy in Kaduna. If I have
not
Islamized these people who serve under me, how will I Islamize
the
likes of Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, Ogbonnaya Onu, Governors
RochasOkorocha, Kayode Fayemi, Rotimi Amaechi or Professor
Yemi Osinbajo who is a senior advocate of Nigeria and a
pastor?
Or how will I Islamize Nigeria?
Our constitution, which in many respects, is similar to the
American constitution does not permit a state religion. The
Sharia identified in the constitution is almost synonymous with
customary law. It is only applicable in matters of personal
status
such as marriage, divorce and inheritance. This has been the
case
since the 1979 constitution. Just as no one can make any
customary or any other religious law the law of Nigeria, so
Sharia
cannot therefore be the law of Nigeria.
My record is evidence of this strongly held belief. Before my
tenure, the deadly and violent extremist radical sect,
Maitasine
carried out terrorist activities in the north, especially Kano;
When it erupted again in Yola, during my tenure, I took direct
command, and personally led the successful effort to eradicate
the threat to our country. Similarly, when some Chadian
insurgents attempted to occupy Nigerian territory, I led the
military confrontation that eliminated the threat.
For all purposes, we must all learn to live together as brothers
and sisters, because the problems that bedevil our nation do
not
discriminate based on religion or ethnicity. Poverty and hunger
do not know or respect religion or creed. When a bomb explodes
in
a market, it kills and maims without regard for religion or
ethnicity. The millions of the unemployed youth of our country
cut across all tribes and religions.
Wicked propagandists continue to spread vicious lies about me
for
political gain, including claiming that I once asked Muslims not
to
vote for Christians. This must be the height of absurdity. How
could I ever say that, when whoever voted for me would be
voting
for the Christian running with me on the same ticket? And how
could I ever say that of Christians when my own holy book, the
Qur’an, tells me that in the entire world those that are
nearest
in love to me are those who believe in Jesus Christ [AS]? I ask,
who, intending to win any election, ever does that? How can I
choose southern Christian running mates [Chuba Okadigbo of
blessed memory, Pastor Tunde Bakare and Pastor YemiOsinbajo]
and with them by my side make such silly utterances?
Because they have no record, they must seek to destroy our
own;
and because they have no integrity, they feel they must
impugn
our own.
We must reject those who propagate hatred, ethnicity,
divisiveness, sectionalism or seek to manipulate our religious
differences in such cynical fashion. On our part, we will remain
undeterred: our commitment is to bring about change in the
way
we live and think and work in this nation; and our goal is to
ensure a decent existence for all. And, by the Grace of God,
that
is what we will do—we will remain true to our commitment and
we
will achieve our goal.
May God bless Nigeria and its people for all time.
General Muhammadu Buhari
PoliticsTouching Speech By Major Buhari by Zitoangels(op): 12:15pm On Feb 16, 2015
He gave the speech at a meeting with the Catholic bishops in Abuja

One Nation Bound in Freedom, Peace and Unity.

As our nation approaches perhaps the most crucial election in our
history, all true patriots are called to deeper reflection of the
basic ingredients that bind the nation together- our common
freedom, peace and unity. This reflection is even more relevant
in the face of the illegal postponement of the general elections-
a feat achieved through various sinister ploys and with the sole
aim of avoiding the will and verdict of the people. In all of these,
I feel the urgeto communicate some of my personal vision and
thoughts to the people of our great country, especially on the
question of religion, a sensitive matter for many citizens that
has become the most frequently used tool by the ruling party.
This affordsme an opportunity to give my response to the ruling
party’s false propaganda and lies against my person.
Needless to say, we must at all times hold the unity, peace and
progress of our dear nation paramount and above all other
considerations, especially politics. Those who deliberately
disseminate divisive disinformation and attempt to stoke
primordial sentiments using religion or ethnicity and create fear
in the minds of our people fail the standard of patriotism this
nation demands of them and deserves from them. The ruling
government and PDP have adopted this sad divisive and false
narrative as their strategy to prevent the inevitable change
that our country and people desire and require. And they have
succeeded in making some of us victims of the tales which they
invent, propagate and sell as gospel truth to gullible listeners,
while it is all nothing but a tissue of lies.
I would like to solemnly declare that in spite of what our
detractors say, I am not a religious fanatic of any sort and I
have never been. In all my life, I have never supported extremism
of any kind, and nowhere in my record of service to this nation
can this false toga, political opponents have tried so hard to put
on me, be substantiated. Indeed, it is very unfortunate and I
feel extremely sad that I have to give this type of assurance.
My background is in the army, and there is no doubt that the
military is the most integrated pan-Nigerian institution. And
even today, the military is one of the institutions that
represents the pride of our nation’s possibilities in unity.
Compatriots from every corner of this country come together,
work and live together, entrust their lives to each other and
integrate their families. It is a military where many of my
dearest friends, from all faiths and parts of the country, lost
their lives defending the unity of our nation. That was the
military I served in, and in that military it was impossible to be a
bigot.
For me, the issue of religion was, and should always, be a matter
of personal conviction. This personal conviction approach to
religion has defined my work and interactions all my life,
including my tenure in office as military Head of State. The
religion of all those I worked with was never a factor in their
progress or in what happened to them. All that mattered then,
and should still matter today, are competence, integrity and
readiness to be fair to all.
I was recently informed that we had a balanced cabinet with key
positions such as Finance, Energy and Defence occupied by
Christians. In addition, 11 of the 19 governors I appointed were
Christians. My most memorable recollections of subordinate
service was under Christian bosses, the finest our country had
then, and among the most respected today. Indeed one of the
best appraisals I received in the course of my military career was
from General T.Y Danjuma.
Government has no business preferring one religion to the other.
The role of government is to protect lives and properties of
citizens and to respect and protect their constitutional rights.
One critical freedom that every government must strive to
protect is the liberty for citizens to exercise their respective
faiths, Christians and Muslims or others, in a lawful manner
without fear or hindrance and to prosecute those who use
religion as an excuse to destroy homes, schools and places of
worship. When governments fail in that duty, they must then
assist in the rebuilding of structures including destroyed places
of worship and giving full restitution for lost property. We,
Nigerians, are a religious people, and the burning of places of
worship constitutes one of the vilest forms of abomination to all
those who believe in God. It is the duty of governments to
protect this important sensitivity.
Let me state this categorically, that I, MuhammaduBuhari, as an
individual, and as president of this great country by the grace
of God, given the opportunity to serve, have no personal religious
agenda. And I will not entertain, consider or promote the religious
agenda of anyone. I will not condone any initiative that seeks to
promote one religion over the other. Neither I, nor my party, or
any member of my team has any desire or plan to Islamize or
Christianize Nigeria or support anyone with such intention.
Although I am a practising Muslim, and I have been so all my life,
I have never belonged to, nor shared the views of, any extremist
group. I am not even a cleric. I believe that religion is personal
and private. Many of the people close to me are not of my
religion. My cook and driver for 20 years are Christians, Most of
my bodyguards are Christians. Some were killed while protecting
me in the terrorist attack on my convoy in Kaduna. If I have not
Islamized these people who serve under me, how will I Islamize the
likes of Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, Ogbonnaya Onu, Governors
RochasOkorocha, Kayode Fayemi, Rotimi Amaechi or Professor
Yemi Osinbajo who is a senior advocate of Nigeria and a pastor?
Or how will I Islamize Nigeria?
Our constitution, which in many respects, is similar to the
American constitution does not permit a state religion. The
Sharia identified in the constitution is almost synonymous with
customary law. It is only applicable in matters of personal status
such as marriage, divorce and inheritance. This has been the case
since the 1979 constitution. Just as no one can make any
customary or any other religious law the law of Nigeria, so Sharia
cannot therefore be the law of Nigeria.
My record is evidence of this strongly held belief. Before my
tenure, the deadly and violent extremist radical sect, Maitasine
carried out terrorist activities in the north, especially Kano;
When it erupted again in Yola, during my tenure, I took direct
command, and personally led the successful effort to eradicate
the threat to our country. Similarly, when some Chadian
insurgents attempted to occupy Nigerian territory, I led the
military confrontation that eliminated the threat.
For all purposes, we must all learn to live together as brothers
and sisters, because the problems that bedevil our nation do not
discriminate based on religion or ethnicity. Poverty and hunger
do not know or respect religion or creed. When a bomb explodes in
a market, it kills and maims without regard for religion or
ethnicity. The millions of the unemployed youth of our country
cut across all tribes and religions.
Wicked propagandists continue to spread vicious lies about me for
political gain, including claiming that I once asked Muslims not to
vote for Christians. This must be the height of absurdity. How
could I ever say that, when whoever voted for me would be voting
for the Christian running with me on the same ticket? And how
could I ever say that of Christians when my own holy book, the
Qur’an, tells me that in the entire world those that are nearest
in love to me are those who believe in Jesus Christ [AS]? I ask,
who, intending to win any election, ever does that? How can I
choose southern Christian running mates [Chuba Okadigbo of
blessed memory, Pastor Tunde Bakare and Pastor YemiOsinbajo]
and with them by my side make such silly utterances?
Because they have no record, they must seek to destroy our own;
and because they have no integrity, they feel they must impugn
our own.
We must reject those who propagate hatred, ethnicity,
divisiveness, sectionalism or seek to manipulate our religious
differences in such cynical fashion. On our part, we will remain
undeterred: our commitment is to bring about change in the way
we live and think and work in this nation; and our goal is to
ensure a decent existence for all. And, by the Grace of God, that
is what we will do—we will remain true to our commitment and we
will achieve our goal.
May God bless Nigeria and its people for all time.
General Muhammadu Buhari
PoliticsRe: Man Beaten ‘blue-black’ For Wearing APC Cap In Nyesom Wike’s Home Town - Pic by Zitoangels(m): 5:09pm On Feb 13, 2015
In Gej's voice- "Uhm,we'll set up a commitee to look into the beating" ;DIn Gej's voice- "Uhm,we'll set up a commitee to look into the beating"
RomanceRe: Have You Ever Turned Down A Lady Who Has Expressed A Romantic Interest In You? by Zitoangels(m): 8:48am On Feb 13, 2015
portaableg:
Hmmm talking about Expressing Romantic Interest, I actually do like someone in here you knw.
hmmm,and i was begining to wonder when you'll finally open up your feelings to me
RomanceRe: Have You Ever Turned Down A Lady Who Has Expressed A Romantic Interest In You? by Zitoangels(m): 8:39am On Feb 13, 2015
I turn them down always. grin
i tell them "stop doing my job for me"
PoliticsRe: Postponed Elections: Chimamanda Adichie Is Angry! by Zitoangels(m): 5:20pm On Feb 11, 2015
Its quite refreshing to see and read what our Intellectuals think of Buhari who some people say he's an illiterate.
PoliticsFunny?? What Will U Do If It Were To Be You? by Zitoangels(op): 12:17pm On Feb 10, 2015
This might be a joke to some people but its exactly what's
currently happening to my friend right now.
What will you do if it were to be you??
Nairaland GeneralFunny?? What Will U Do If It Were To Be You? by Zitoangels(op): 12:10pm On Feb 10, 2015
This might be a joke to some people but its exactly what's currently happening to my friend right now.


What will you do if it were to be you??

RomanceRe: Guys! Can You Date A Girl With A Body Like This? Yes/no (photos) by Zitoangels(m): 8:21am On Feb 07, 2015
no bobby?? no ukwu?? wtf! Is this some kind of deceptive gay test or what?? angry
PoliticsRe: Apc Are Now Giving Free Recharge Cards To Voters? (pic) by Zitoangels(m): 7:34am On Feb 04, 2015
Akpan107:
hmmmm....

APC will never fail to lose this Election.

See free rice wey dem dey give...
Whose logo and picture
is on the rice??

You're daft. but its quite unfortunate that you dont know this!
PoliticsRe: Achievements Of The Jonathan/Sambo Administration In Pictures by Zitoangels(m): 12:18pm On Feb 03, 2015
Arysexy:
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Fool!

Ihovbor is 450MW and there are about 6 other power stations going on.

Ihovbor and geregu alone are 1000MW, talkless of trans amadi. Calabar, omotosho, etc

It's people like u that burst the gas pipelines to stop full capacity generation from these gas plants.
Bros, are you saying Goodluck built trans amadi gas plant??
PoliticsRe: Open Letter To President Jonathan By Army Officers by Zitoangels(m): 1:55am On Jan 31, 2015
OYA, let the blaminq beqinq to roll! 'cos I know some people will still come to say "its just another propaganda aimed at the president". When they see the truth, they wear thick sunshades! LION NO FIT BORN GOAT NAU...Clueless president,clueless supporters.
PoliticsRe: PDP Presidential Rally In Port Harcourt, Rivers (Photos) by Zitoangels(m): 8:48am On Jan 29, 2015
OP...SHOW US A PICTURE OF GEJ OR SAMBO SPEAKING AT THE RALLY.
PoliticsMEND Calls President Jonathan “A Clueless, Inept And Bare- Faced Liar,” by Zitoangels(op): 10:57pm On Jan 09, 2015
T he Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta
(MEND) has challenged President Goodluck Jonathan to name
the “persons” he yesterday claimed paid Henry Okah to
“assassinate” him, and explain why the individuals, whose
identities he obviously knows, were not arrested, tried and
convicted.

The challenge is contained in a press statement today by
MEND spokesman Jomo Gbomo, who said his movement regards
Jonathan’s campaign rally speech as “the most outrageous and
ridiculous speech by any President.”
Mr. Jonathan’s allegations followed MEND’s endorsement
earlier in the week of the presidential candidate of the All
Progressives Congress (APC).
“Mr President, the Movement for the Emancipation of the
Niger Delta (MEND) say thank you for vindicating every word
in our recent statement of endorsement of General
Muhammadu Buhari and for also solidifying your status as a
clueless, inept and bare face liar,” it said, stressing that its
endorsement of the APC candidate has absolutely nothing to
do with Mr. Okah.
It recalled that prior to the bomb blast of October 1, 2010,
MEND issued a warning of an impending attack in Eagle
Square, Abuja, in which it also advised the public to stay clear
of any parked vehicles so as to avert any casualties. Those
warnings, it said, were ignored by the Nigerian Security
agencies, leading to the unfortunate and regrettable
casualties.
“If as Goodluck Jonathan claimed, that he was a target of an
“assassination” attempt, why did we issue a prior warning?” it
questioned. Where in this world would an assassin warn their
target in advance of an attempt on their life? This false
allegation by Goodluck Jonathan, further confirms our earlier
assertion of how he takes Nigerians for stupid as he seem to
have forgotten how he openly came out to absolve MEND of any
involvement in the attack. Rather than address his
administration’s failures, he chose to descend so low by using a
very cheap bare faced lie to get sympathy. Is this the kind of
President the country wants to be stuck with for another four
years of misery?”
Turning to the report on the National Dialogue report, MEND
pointed out that Mr. Jonathan has finally resorted to cheap
blackmail by urging the nation to vote for him as a condition to
implementing the report, adding that it was a blatant insult on
top of the billions of Naira spent on that jamboree.
MEND therefore urged Nigerians to use the power of their
vote to secure it back from the claws of Goodluck Jonathan’s
corrupt and inept government and the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP).

SOURCE:
SAHARAREPORTERS

PoliticsRe: Photos: Jonathan's Campaign Banners Destroyed In Abuja By Unknown Persons by Zitoangels(m): 8:27am On Jan 08, 2015
shadowgwalker:
when an arbokee is bored and tired of beating cows all over Abuja he resorts to tearing and eating campaigne posters.
hahaha...though i'm for GMB 2015,but what you just said gave me quite a good laugh there. Now lets be serious- i still think you are just like your clueless president Gej,who goes about weighinq baseless blames to unknown perceived enemies about any of his misfortunes.
PhonesHelp On How To Change Imei On Smasung Galaxy Grand 2 Duos by Zitoangels(op): 8:09am On Jan 08, 2015
PlS i need help on how to change imei on samsung galaxy grand 2 duos.
PoliticsRe: Eldeethedon Goes Hard On Jonathan, Says His Govt Reeks Of Lies, Corruption And I by Zitoangels(m): 4:06pm On Jan 02, 2015
eleojo23:
Holding our leaders accountable does not apply to only the president. People usually forget the governors and LGA chairmen. The progress of the country lies very much on them since they are the ones who are to ensure that development reaches the people at the lowest levels.
When the head is rotten,the body follows.
PoliticsRe: I’m Coming Up With Anti-corruption Plan — Jonathan by Zitoangels(m): 7:27am On Jan 02, 2015
Can cluelessness get any worse than this?? Honestly, sometimes i just feel ashamed callinq this man My President. The very thought of it shames me not to talk of discussinq him amonq my colleagues abroad.
PoliticsRe: Buhari Garners 40,000 Followers On Twitter In 2 Days. by Zitoangels(m): 12:28pm On Dec 25, 2014
victorazy:
U mean INEC esteemed customer? grin
Out of 170m population he could only get 40,000? Failure knocking again undecided
Yes! and in just 2 days!! so imagine the figure he's gonna pull in a week's time...2 weeks...or say months!!! so dude, I strongly suggest that you quit that brand of weed you're on.

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