TheSonOfMark:


While he's at it'' asked'' Buhari to'' speaked' in English. His diction and accent is embarrassing!

Mogidi:
Has he gone back to chatham house to debate people without PVC?

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GenBuhari:
In 10 years time when your children ask you how Nigeria turned into Somalia, will you tell them the role you played in stopping Gen. Buhari from salvaging the nation?

Ironically you are even in darkness as you campaign for the ruling party that put you in darkness.

Mogidi:


I would be happy to tell my children their dad fought gallantly to end the born to rule mantra of the north.

wakacome:
King "bu"of the "hari"kingdom will win king "jon"of the "athan"kingdom at the battle............king "jon"will cry so much

Mogidi:
Has he gone back to chatham house to debate people without PVC?

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GenBuhari:
So you are effectively saying you are going to lie to your children about your role in the somaliarisation of Nigeria.

Mogidi:


If "somaliarisation" is not joining the West and Northern cabals from destroying this nation am willing to live with it.

If Buhari who has consistently polled less than 3% in the west suddenly becomes a hero to moronic supporters of Tinubu, its their burden to carry.
The rest of us are not fooled.

GenBuhari:
I suppose if you can decive yourself like this why should I be surprised that you intend to deceive your children.

Do you even think about what the future holds for you as a young person under this current government?

You need to reflect on the reason that the only employment you have been able to secure is as a praise singer for a corrupt and reckless govt whose policies is responsible for rendering you jobless.

Please take a moment to reflect on this.

Mogidi:


Its the height of hypocrisy when you Northerners and westerners accuse us of being paid or being ethnic champions. The horde of supporters of Buhari are mainly Hausa/Yoruba, GEJ's supporters are mainly SS/SE , to bully us to accept your candidate when theirs nothing in it for our region is futile.

I'd have supported a Ribadu candidacy if APC fielded a man of such integrity, making a dinosaur your presidential candidate is rule 99 in the 101 reasons for losing an election.

The APC harps on being a party to fight corruption yet all discredited ex members of PDP find their way to APC and are accepted with open arms.
Members of APC are all disgruntled ex members of PDP in search for new opportunities to scam gullible Nigerians.
It won't fly here, we won't subscribe to a policy of cutting the nose to spite the face.

jessymore70:
Davidson Iriekpen

With three days to the presidential election, a fresh survey by an independent company has revealed that President Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) now enjoys a 17 per cent lead over the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd), with a margin of at least 17 per cent as they head to the presidential election scheduled to hold on Saturday, March 28.

Coming against a subsisting projection that Buhari’s APC would completely capture the votes of the South-west geo-political zone, a situation that could place the APC in good stead, the new survey shows that the reality on ground revealed that Jonathan might have unlocked the pathway to even out votes in that region.

A few of the survey highlights by Chike Uchime of Forward Magazine, a research and publishing company since 1995 and Daniel Dickson-Okezie of Zevland Ventures Limited, also a leading research and security consultancy firm, indicate that President Jonathan is primed to win the elections in view of the new realities.

Using 24,000 sample sizes across 33 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), to decide through an opinion survey, who will win the presidential election, the outcome of the research exercise was based on three critical factors.

The first is the respondents’ views on the achievements or performance of the president from 2011 to date and to see how this can affect his chances in the coming election. The second factor dwelt on the correlation between the outcome of the 2011 presidential election and the likely outcome of the 2015 presidential election, while the third factor was a detailed study of the various dynamics that have taken place since 2011 and the likely impact on the outcome of the 2015 presidential election.

According to the survey, “When asked which of the TWO main political parties they preferred, 65 per cent of the respondents opted for PDP, while 31 per cent favoured the APC, one per cent went for other parties, while the remaining two per cent went for none of the parties.”

When the respondents were asked how they would rate Jonathan’s performance in ten critical areas namely: security, agriculture, power, dducation, transportation, aviation, press freedom, fight against corruption, human rights and job creation, somen empowerment, they allegedly claimed to be impressed on the average.

“When the respondents were asked if they would vote for Jonathan based on their responses to the previous questions, 62.2 per cent answered in the affirmative, and 29.7 percent in the negative, while 4.1 percent were undecided.

“On the question whether Buhari is considered more capable in addressing the critical issues in the areas listed, 30.7 per cent answered in the affirmative, while 65 per cent answered in the negative. Another 4.3 per cent of the respondents were undecided. From the foregoing, it was becoming visible the likely direction of their votes.”

The survey report highlighted the dynamics that have taken place since the 2011 election and the likely impact on the outcome of this year’s presidential election.

According to the report, “Issues addressed here include: (i)The effect of intra-party conflicts; (ii) The effect of mass decampment/cross-carpeting; (iii) The effect of endorsements by ethno-religious groups, socio-cultural groups, paramount rulers and others; and (iv)  inter-religious/ethnic conflicts since 2011

“Each of these issues will either have a positive or negative impact on the candidates. For example, the mass defection of some PDP governors and party stalwarts to the APC may affect the PDP negatively in some states. However, this likely set-back may be cancelled out by some high-profile defection to PDP such as that of Governor Mimiko of Ondo State and those of former Governors Peter Obi, Attahiru Bafarawa, Ibrahim Shekarau among others.

“Also, the effect of the conflict between the Fulani cattle rearers and indigenous farmers mainly in the North Central states and Taraba State in North-east may likely COST Buhari, who is a Fulani, some important votes in the areas concerned. Equally, the increase in bloody clashes between the Hausa Fulani and the people of Southern Kaduna might likely tilt a win in favour of Jonathan.

“The volume of endorsements by traditional rulers and ethnic nationality groups among others in the South-east, South-south and South-west has enhanced President Jonathan’s chances.
“Another critical factor examined which may work in favour of the president is the recent and aggressive deployment of the social media network which now ensures a wider reach and delivery of its programmes to the people. Hitherto, the APC was in control and more effective in the use of the social media.

“In conclusion, based on our findings as enumerated above, President  Jonathan, the presidential candidate of the PDP stands an excellent chance of winning the 2015 presidential election by at least a 17 per cent margin over his closest rival,” the report stated.
The report, in its footnote, stated: “It should be noted that the report did away with the dubious format of allocating states to the president based on some illusory expectations. The report is the outcome of extensive field research with real people.”

sojakanu:
keep running

Mogidi:
Has he gone back to chatham house to debate people without PVC?

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PapiWata:
To prevent Bokko Hari from attempting to duck and scurry away from this latest proposed presidential debate, a second option of a televised debate by VIDEO LINK should be proposed, whereby President Jonathan can remain in the safety of the presidential quarters in Abuja, while Buhari remains in the familiar desert surroundings of Buhari Village, Chad Republic, even as both contestants lock horns for a debate by video link, which, failing anything more substantial, can be set up for FREE using Skype.

Another advantage of holding Nigeria's presidential debate by video link would be that Boko Hari can engage off-camera interpreters to explain in the Chad language what is being said by the president in simple English, so that the geriatric, senile and illiterate terror gang leader will be in a position to make intelligent-sounding noises that will help create the comforting illusion that Buhari has a functioning brain.

Long live Seriki Boko Hari, and may her reign over Buhari Village, Chad, for LIFE.

Long live El Presidente Jonathan, and may he lead Nigeria to greater heights until 2019, when his second term of office expires.

TheSonOfMark:




Hello simpleton. Your stupidity has caused an intellectual cataract which has made you unaware of the grammatical correctness in my earlier post.


What I think you should be more concerned about is the fact that:
1. It is 'education' not 'Education'
2. Only one exclamation nark (!) should have been used as against the three exclamation marks (!!!) you used..

School is over, boy. Now run along!

TheSonOfMark:


While he's at it ask Buhari to speak in English. His diction and accent is embarrassing!