chamber2:

I wonder why people come here to post crap.Is it because you don't pay to login into Nl? We are in an election period,politicians are therefore free to deploy any strategy they consider necessary to win the sympathy and votes of the electorate.If GEJ wins it will be highly justified because he has done his home work very well. Rather than concentrate on reaching out to the voters,the opposition parties are busy calling names.
In the Nigerian recent democratic experience,apart from M.K.O.Abiola of blessed memory,GEJ remains the only Nigerian politician who has deployed aggressive campaign strategies,and that goes a long way to demonstrate his determination to conduct a free and fair election come April,2011.

Come to think of it,how many states has Buhari visited to deserve our votes?GEJ has visited almost all the geo political zones in Nigeria,including Emirs,Obas,Ezes,Clergies etc.GEJ set out to be great right from childhood and i am not surprised at his achievements so far.People talk about luck,who was Obama b4 he became US president?

ONE THING IS CERTAIN THOUGH,BUHARI WILL NEVER BECOME NIGERIAN PRESIDENT

People talk about luck,who was Obama b4 he became US president?

lanre80:

When i see Nigerians of Southern extraction supports Buhari, I am always overwhelmed by their deep sense of patriotism. But it is unfortunate that majority of Nothern Nigerians (precisely of Hausa-Fulani extraction) are not matured to this level. You can only see what i'm talking about if you had been opportune to live a stretch of time with the Hausa-Fulani's. For me, i was born and lived there all my life (i attended primary,secondary and university Education there)until Career carried me to the South. In fact, i can speak hausa better than my language.

Though the failure of PDP government cannot be over-emphasised which NEGATES MY VOTING FOR PDP. Yet I WILL NOT VOTE FOR BUHARI.
REASON: Hausa-Fulani plays Politics, Religion and Tribalism Concurrently. And this is also same with the very educated ones with few exceptions (which can't b Buhari).
I am not trying to EXONERATE THE SOUTHERNERS. I have spent two years in the South-east, one year in South-south and two and a half yrs in south-west. To cap it up, all i can say is that we all have our lapses or should i say bad side. But common to all the geo-political zone is politics and tribalism.
Nevertheless, for Hausas religion is an integral part of politics.

Don't get me wrong, Hausa-fulani's are good people and i like so many things (but for Politics and religion ideology) about them as compared to my southern brothers.

Putting all these into cognizance, with Buhari Sentimental statement about Muslims voting for Muslims in 2003. I tell you that, BUHARI MEANT IT WHEN HE MAID THAT STATEMENT. Going by my experience with Hausa-Fulanis, That is his kind of person. Though there are still Hausa-Fulanis with exceptions (but few). This is called sentiment and sentiment hardly change.

If you have forgotten that statement down south, Southerners and Christians up north have not forgotten(Cos religion discussion is hyper-sensitive in the north) . And i bet you, they will never vote Buhari, atleast majority if not all of them.

GEJ is president by default and all people are questioning are his last 13 months, thats all they are asking,  (nothing wrong with that)

bk.babe97y:


Because of people like you  I hope GEJ wins so your misery can continue. Have u ever been in a place where the electricity never went out, not even once, in 50 yrs? Where most crimes were solved? Where the Govt. was accountable to, and served, You? Where the Justice System worked? etc

I cant imagine how anyone would advocate living in Nigeria as you guys describe its current condition, to talk of hoping to have the same hopeless situation for at least another 4 yrs! Dude, go on Youtube and see how normal societies are run; YOU LIVE IN A JUNGLE AND SEEM TO BE HAPPY ABOUT IT!!! If I had to live in Nigeria, chaotic as you guys describe it, trust, I'd rather be dead.

A place where everyone requests a bribe before carrying out tasks which they are constitutionally inclined to? Cops, Doctors, everyone, all corrupt and you wanna vote GEJ in, why again?

Homie, instead of going of your own free will to mortgage your future and that of others, why dont you (on election day) just stay home and watch soccer or something (if theres electricity); or burn your voter's card now instead of dragging others with you on your journey of impending doom?

Because of people like you I hope GEJ wins so your misery can continue. Have u ever been in a place where the electricity never went out, not even once, in 50 yrs? Where most crimes were solved? Where the Govt. was accountable to, and served, You? Where the Justice System worked? etc

I cant imagine how anyone would advocate living in Nigeria as you guys describe its current condition, to talk of hoping to have the same hopeless situation for at least another 4 yrs! Dude, go on Youtube and see how normal societies are run; YOU LIVE IN A JUNGLE AND SEEM TO BE HAPPY ABOUT IT!!! If I had to live in Nigeria, chaotic as you guys describe it, trust, I'd rather be dead.

A place where everyone requests a bribe before carrying out tasks which they are constitutionally inclined to? Cops, Doctors, everyone, all corrupt and you wanna vote GEJ in, why again?

Homie, instead of going of your own free will to mortgage your future and that of others, why dont you (on election day) just stay home and watch soccer or something (if theres electricity); or burn your voter's card now instead of dragging others with you on your journey of impending doom?

Newscaster:

You obviously know nothing about Nigeria. So, voting Buhari/Ribadu will solve all the problems you have gleefully highlighted in probably 4 years? You are hallucinating for sure. Better not to talk than to attempt to talk and make no sense.

pj5:

@Pharoh, You are really getting worked up oh

Chuks84:

here's the goodluck biscuit

Meanwhile, the thing no sweet at all.

Efe Ekarume:

Parboil it to get the sweet taste.

bk.babe97y:


Because of people like you I hope GEJ wins so your misery can continue. Have u ever been in a place where the electricity never went out, not even once, in 50 yrs? Where most crimes were solved? Where the Govt. was accountable to, and served, You? Where the Justice System worked? etc

I cant imagine how anyone would advocate living in Nigeria as you guys describe its current condition, to talk of hoping to have the same hopeless situation for at least another 4 yrs! Dude, go on Youtube and see how normal societies are run; YOU LIVE IN A JUNGLE AND SEEM TO BE HAPPY ABOUT IT!!! If I had to live in Nigeria, chaotic as you guys describe it, trust, I'd rather be dead.

A place where everyone requests a bribe before carrying out tasks which they are constitutionally inclined to? Cops, Doctors, everyone, all corrupt and you wanna vote GEJ in, why again?

Homie, instead of going of your own free will to mortgage your future and that of others, why dont you (on election day) just stay home and watch soccer or something (if theres electricity); or burn your voter's card now instead of dragging others with you on your journey of impending doom?

bobbyray:

people should be careful for what they eat today, the antichrist might come as a gentle GEJ

sept 11-world trade centre
january 11 - haiti earthquake
march 11 - japan earthquake and tsunamis

this is year 2011

Luke chapter 20 vs 11

a word is enuff for the wise

Newscaster:

You obviously know nothing about Nigeria. So, voting Buhari/Ribadu will solve all the problems you have gleefully highlighted in probably 4 years? You are hallucinating for sure. Better not to talk than to attempt to talk and make no sense.

Chuks84:

here's the goodluck biscuit

Meanwhile, the thing no sweet at all.

Before what were you expecting?

How can the biscuit have a sweet taste when his wife's english is sour for our ears?

Africankel:

I have just finished using one of the Buhari condom, as for Okotie noodles, thats what I'll have for breakfast tomorrow. . . I dont know about Ribadu milk sha

kasiem:

Bb's own na stone 4 lynching

mama-gee:

Before what were you expecting?

How can the biscuit have a sweet taste when his wife's english is sour for our ears?

Africankel:

I have just finished using one of the Buhari condom, as for Okotie noodles, thats what I'll have for breakfast tomorrow. . . I dont know about Ribadu milk sha

bhusayor:

LWKM4H, nlnders, i hail una
[na wa 4 nairalist oooh!!!]

lanre80:

@ bk.babe97y
I was talking about the ideology of the person of Buhari and you were talking out of context which means you didn't even comprehend what i've written. Talking about seeing other parts of world, i might have not seen much, but thank God i was oportune to do my masters in the UK ( which means, i know what you are talking about).
What i'm talking about is the ugly side of Buhari and to us who have lived up north, it is an issue. Even if Buhari can bring a change. I am telling you that something else is holding his legs backward. And that thing is religon. If you can look away, i bet you others won't look away.
I will give you another analogy why i said Buhari is just a sentimental person and that is his person.
CPC's logo carries what is called a kalam (This is a pen used for writing on islamic slate). And people come here and say and he is not carried away by religion.
Look, nigeria's president should not be sentimental (especially in terms of religion)