This will only worsen it for him... #fact

phlemzy:
The decision of most Nigerians shall manifest. They have only bought extra time for their a$$ to be opened the more by shifting the polls.

If 35% of the electorate never collect PVC which kind election INEC wan come do.

Dey cnt change anytin

"My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too much government."

PUSH1:
The independent national electoral commission is not Independent. It has been compromised by the gej government under pdp. Change is a must. It is now that you want to tackle insurgence for just 6 weeks. What have you been doing the whole of last year. bunch of fools.

Stop shedding crocodile tears. GEJ till 2019.

No postponement, no delay....GEJ must go on time, his scheduled flight back to bayelsa can't be missed.

Hmmmmmmm

The opposition APC and those supporting them are good at propaganda and noise making.

As it ever occurred to them that even if the election were to hold on the 14th February or whenever they might lose? Or is their rigging plan or soothsayer say they can never lose?

Will APC accept defeat if the lose the election or they are going to form a parallel government irrespective of the results?

No wonder they are following sai Bhuari, an unrepentant coupist. A serial losers that incite people to violence?

I think the people behind APC are better be careful not to over play their hands.

I hope the tout Amaechi is already on the street. Useless street urchin like him. Let him come out and face the army na.

Tolexander:
even if it is a man protesting, a protest is a protest in a sane country

Don't mind that poster.

some Nigerians will forever be fools, GEJ ma ass
This stupid man wants to start war and God won't let it work out for him

mistabiola:



Tune to Channels Tv and stop crying

plz did dy also shift d debate?

The election must be postponed. Five years is not enough, the govt needs additional six week to combat insurgency

#SayNoToStealingIsNotCorruption: If they postpone the elections, they are just postponing their evil days!

Which country is called Nigeria? But I live in Lagos.

EverestdeBliu:
My humble president,even if the election holds tonight,u'll sure still have millions of votes thumbed for the trio coloured umbrella. please I ask that u give them what they what n let the election hold as scheduled. Leave Jega, dnt push for his resignation. Nigerians love you,believe me we do. If this election is shifted,twill trigger more suspense,hate and wagging tongues,especially if u return re-elected,which is the obvious possibility...I've always supported u,pls heed to my plea.

U've been heard

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Brimmie:


But there's no light na!

nobleemy2:
plz did dy also shift d debate?

NO but Jega is about the address the press

jackpot:
Mike, no more Val election excuse from you. God don catch you today. You must buy me iPhone-6 and we go shopping that day. Where my phone sef?

**dials Mike's number**

Mike don die o

Are these the Abuja residents?

Infact dis new date clash with my sister's wedding...too bad

They are not serious.
GEJ carry on. When you cough, they shiver .Do the right thing jor.
Tomorrow let me hear any apc tout call my president weak again.

EverestdeBliu:
My humble president,even if the election holds tonight,u'll sure still have millions of votes thumbed for the trio coloured umbrella. please I ask that u give them what they what n let the election hold as scheduled. Leave Jega, dnt push for his resignation. Nigerians love you,believe me we do. If this election is shifted,twill trigger more suspense,hate and wagging tongues,especially if u return re-elected,which is the obvious possibility...I've always supported u,pls heed to my plea.

Hahhaaaaha. The man sabi do yawa.

Nigerians are fond of talking gibberish.

The military has come out to say that they cannot guarantee safety of lives and property in the trouble spots. If you are a parent with a child serving as a corper in those volatile areas, or in areas where Buhari's supporters unleashed mayhem in 2011, would you willingly allow your child to participate in election duties in areas where those stark illiterate, machete wielding youths with no regard for human life and only deterred by military presence hold sway?

People just yak nonsense without considering all the angles to this? Must we hold elections and put certain persons in harm's way? Nonsense.

elohorayodele:
If 35% of the electorate never collect PVC which kind election INEC wan come do.

What is the percentage of vote casted at last election.

lalasticlala:
Some residents of Abuja on Saturday again protested the possibility of postponing the already scheduled general elections.
At the Unity Fountain, near the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, where protesters gathered, an armoured police vehicle and other utility vehicles were seen parked with police officers scattered around the area.
The protesters were however blocked by police officers as they marched towards the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission.
A lady who simply identified herself as Sadatu said it was very wrong and unfair for anyone to consider postponing the elections.
“How can anybody think of this? That’s not fair, INEC had four whole years to prepare for this election. If we could have an election in 2011 when much was not in place, why not now?” she asked.

Another protester said the credibility of INEC was at stake with the rumoured postponement. He added that Nigeria’s democracy was threatened with by the call for election postponement at this time.

The protesters, with the intention of marching on the presidential villa, had gathered at the same venue on Friday marching towards the Eagle Square where they were blocked by security operatives.

The protest was organised by the civic group, National Consensus Movement.

The National Council of State had met on Friday and agreed that the elections should go on as planned.
Attahiru Jega, Chairman, INEC, has said the commission is prepared for the elections and has no plans for a postponement.

However, the commission has been holding consultative meetings all day to possibly review the scheduled dates for election.

Before Friday’s anti-postponement protest, some allegedly hired youths numbering about 100, had on Monday marched on INEC headquarters demanding the postponement of the elections.

The youth had gathered in front of the electoral body’s headquarters, asking the commission to delay the polls because of the difficulty in the distribution of the Permanent Voters Card, PVCs.

The youth carried banners and placards with the inscriptions such as “Election is for general participation, not for selective few”, “INEC, do the right thing”, “Don’t disenfranchise Nigerians”, and “We demand for the extension of election to allow Nigerian exercise their franchise.”

After the protest, the youth returned to the Unity Fountain where they were sighted sharing money.

It was not clear if they were sponsored by the Presidency or the PDP, but sources indicated that they were hired by some unnamed individuals who promised them money.

The protest confirmed PREMIUM TIMES exclusive story of last Thursday revealing the plot by the Presidency and the ruling Peoples Democratic Party to organize a nationwide protest against the electoral body to force it to shift the polls.
The National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, a retired colonel, recently at an event in London, made a case for a shift of the elections to give INEC more time to distribute all the PVCs.

However, criticisms trailed the call with Nigeria’s leading opposition party, the All Progressives Congress alleging that Mr. Dasuki was only making the call to buy time for President Goodluck Jonathan’s campaign to gather steam.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/176429-abuja-residents-protest-postponement-elections.html

i am very sure this people were manipulted with money just as fredric taylor opined that labour could be easily manipulted in 1920's

stagger:
Nigerians are fund of talking gibberish.

The military has come out to say that they cannot guarantee safety of lives and property in the trouble spots. If you are a parent with a child serving as a corper in those volatile areas, or in areas where Buhari's supporters unleashed mayhem in 2011, would you willingly allow your child to participate in election duties in areas where those stark illiterate, machete wielding youths with no regard for human life and only deterred by military presence hold sway?

People just yak nonsense without considering all the angles to this? Must we hold elections and put certain persons in harm's way? Nonsense.

Why must they start their 'special operations' on February 14th, a date fixed for election at least a year ago?

The military's announcement has politics written all over it.

Let s be honest. The possibility of losing is getting clearer for the incumbent. That is the real reason.

6 weeks is a long time in politics.

lalasticlala:
Some residents of Abuja on Saturday again protested the possibility of postponing the already scheduled general elections.
At the Unity Fountain, near the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, where protesters gathered, an armoured police vehicle and other utility vehicles were seen parked with police officers scattered around the area.
The protesters were however blocked by police officers as they marched towards the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission.
A lady who simply identified herself as Sadatu said it was very wrong and unfair for anyone to consider postponing the elections.
“How can anybody think of this? That’s not fair, INEC had four whole years to prepare for this election. If we could have an election in 2011 when much was not in place, why not now?” she asked.

Another protester said the credibility of INEC was at stake with the rumoured postponement. He added that Nigeria’s democracy was threatened with by the call for election postponement at this time.

The protesters, with the intention of marching on the presidential villa, had gathered at the same venue on Friday marching towards the Eagle Square where they were blocked by security operatives.

The protest was organised by the civic group, National Consensus Movement.

The National Council of State had met on Friday and agreed that the elections should go on as planned.
Attahiru Jega, Chairman, INEC, has said the commission is prepared for the elections and has no plans for a postponement.

However, the commission has been holding consultative meetings all day to possibly review the scheduled dates for election.

Before Friday’s anti-postponement protest, some allegedly hired youths numbering about 100, had on Monday marched on INEC headquarters demanding the postponement of the elections.

The youth had gathered in front of the electoral body’s headquarters, asking the commission to delay the polls because of the difficulty in the distribution of the Permanent Voters Card, PVCs.

The youth carried banners and placards with the inscriptions such as “Election is for general participation, not for selective few”, “INEC, do the right thing”, “Don’t disenfranchise Nigerians”, and “We demand for the extension of election to allow Nigerian exercise their franchise.”

After the protest, the youth returned to the Unity Fountain where they were sighted sharing money.

It was not clear if they were sponsored by the Presidency or the PDP, but sources indicated that they were hired by some unnamed individuals who promised them money.

The protest confirmed PREMIUM TIMES exclusive story of last Thursday revealing the plot by the Presidency and the ruling Peoples Democratic Party to organize a nationwide protest against the electoral body to force it to shift the polls.
The National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, a retired colonel, recently at an event in London, made a case for a shift of the elections to give INEC more time to distribute all the PVCs.

However, criticisms trailed the call with Nigeria’s leading opposition party, the All Progressives Congress alleging that Mr. Dasuki was only making the call to buy time for President Goodluck Jonathan’s campaign to gather steam.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/176429-abuja-residents-protest-postponement-elections.html

d election must hold ooh cum's febuhari 14, bcus we nigerian's's need change. All PDP protester's shud go n do dis.....

PUSH1:
The independent national electoral commission is not Independent under president Good luck Jonathan. It has been compromised by the gej government under pdp. Change is a must. It is now that you want to tackle insurgence for just 6 weeks. What have you been doing the whole of last year. bunch of fools.

you have just spoking my mind really .for good five years no strategic plan to curtail insurgence & for the whole last year silly inec are busy doing nothing, just a week to the polls they come along with useless excuses from clueless government since 1999. No matter how Nigeria have decided #change GMB 2015.

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