Beaf:

I laugh in Buhari!

During Shagari's rule, a senate committee (headed by Olusola Saraki) traced our missing $2.8billa NNPC money to Buhari's London Midland bank account. He got the reporter (Vera Ifudu) who read out the facts on NTA sacked (she later sued, won the case and got compensation.

Buhari simply hasn't been "caught", because of soldiers penchant for burning down whole buildings, staging coups etc just to get rid of evidence. Buhari is most likely struggling for democratic power now to get rid of the last traces of incriminating evidence against him (since the coup route don block wella).

If no be to cover evidence, den e mean say Buhari loot don finis and e wan com chop.

3kay945:

i have been considering buhari, i think he is the better than GEJ, mr GEJ said i should judge him according to what he is able to do. but when i look around, i see nothing he has done. i have lost hope in him. i want pragmatic leader.
And you think BUHARI will do well!

Beaf:

I laugh in Buhari!

During Shagari's rule, a senate committee (headed by Olusola Saraki) traced our missing $2.8billa NNPC money to Buhari's London Midland bank account. He got the reporter (Vera Ifudu) who read out the facts on NTA sacked (she later sued, won the case and got compensation.

Buhari simply hasn't been "caught", because of soldiers penchant for burning down whole buildings, staging coups etc just to get rid of evidence. Buhari is most likely struggling for democratic power now to get rid of the last traces of incriminating evidence against him (since the coup route don block wella).

If no be to cover evidence, den e mean say Buhari loot don finis and e wan com chop.

Jeezuzpick:

My honest, unbiased opinion:

Buhari might not be the man for the job.

I think the guy has a short fuse, and, even with the best of intentions,
you need a lot of patience to run a country like ours.

Jeezuzpick:


He ruled by decree as a soldier, and I believe he may not expect the democratic
process to be much different, and may not like to liaise well with the lawmakers,
and even the courts.

He seems to me to be the kind of man who will flaunt court orders simply because
he feels he is right about a matter. While OBJ was not so different, at least he showed
some tact sometimes,

Buhari as president might only give us ''democratic despotism'', if there ever was such a thing,
where the legislators and judiciary will simply become flabby windbags, while the executive
does as it pleases.

My honest, unbiased opinion.

marvix:

Beaf we are on the same side, but we dont have to paint Buhari bad to achieve our goal.

Buhari stands out as one of the few good leaders of our country in the past, his administration as a military man was better than Objs as a democratic leader.

Buhari is a good choice but the truth is that we need fresh air it is time to say goodbye to our past, Buhari and IBB represents our distant past we must put them behind us, forgive their mistakes highlight their achievemnts if any and listen to their advice when called to the council of state meetings, while Atiku represents our immediate past and I say we kiss that immediate past goodbye learn from his mistakes that you dont fight your boss when you are not principle, Jonathan is the present and is the present that can lead us to the future we crave for, he may not be the best man for the job in a country of a 100million people but definitely not all 100million people are contesting, he may not be the best among the pack that have declared their interest but he is the one with the brightest chance to help us say goodbye to our past, he is working hard at his job eventhough we may not yet see the improvements we want to see, but if we have found ourselves here because of a continuos degradation of our leadership that spawned 25yrs, then we dont expect anyone to perform a miracle in one year, if we have started taking fuel in the fuel stations for granted and know that once a court pronounces judgement it is final, if we can now report issues to the president directly on facebook whether he replies or not is an improvement surely he cant say he didnot hear us, if we all can look forward to an election with hope that it would be fair if not totally free I believe it is an improvement incase we forgot the run up to the 2007 elections we had no such confidence or expectation but today we look forward to it, if we have a president who welcomes govs from other parties after his party gov has been sacked these are little improvements but we must not lose sight of them.

For my friends clamouring for Ribadu, they should learn from our history, Nzeogwu should not have planned a coup at the time he did, he was a young radical man who wanted his country to change for the better instantly, Buhari was a young man with passion for his country when he sacked the politicians but that was definitely not his time, Ribadu belongs to the future that Jonathan is taking us to and when Buhari is ripe and ready to run for president a Sanusi lamido can give him a run for it, that would still be the time a Fashola and Oshiomole will also be contesting at that time more young vibrant men with passion and integrity would be running and all the old cargoes and their hanger on would naturally retire because Nigerians would have moved on.

In this present tense I give my unalloyed support to Goodluck Ebele Jonathan for the 2011 presidential election and note Goodluck has my vote note tha Goodluck has my vote but not PDP!!!

marvix:

@Beta things can Ribadu win an election for nigerias presidency free or not? Can he even play d politics to get the ACN ticket.

In politics it is beyond your popularity and ideals it is more abt how u can handle d good d bad nd d very ugly in the political atmosphere.

Ribadu belongs to a future where the president will not be as powerful as it is today.

If you want to talk abt Jonathans achievement just consider that the thot that u have dat dis election would be better than d 2007 elections is already an achievement for d young man, don't 4get dat Ribadu also served in d govt f d PDP as d helmsman of d anticorruption agency, was corruption totally wiped out??

Tunsbobo:

The saying that the problem of Nigeria is Nigerians is absolutely correct! How would anyone who is sane and in his right senses want to Vote for Ex Dictators, master coupists and Evil Minded men like Atiku, Ibb or Buhari who have absolutely nothing positive to offer as per the development of our nation. Most of them only want to come to power because they want to have it, not because they in the interested in the development of our darling nation or the well being of Nigerians. If u are a Nigerian out there, and u wish Nigeria well; don't Vote for these pigs in human skin or you would continue suffering for the next 4 years or probably 8 years, and by that time you would have no right to complain 'cos you are the ones who voted them into power. A word is enough for the wise!

haka_nai:

I think you will not need the courts again.for me and i know some others out there,we would make our votes truly count. :oBUHARI you got my vote!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!