semid4lyfe:

E be like sey na cry babies be all these Buhari/Bakare supporters

Better save una tears for when GEJ wins and is sworn in as President and C-O-C

Tears of Joy ko, Tears of Sorrow ni

Nonsense

get out of here mumu

ode,

if u no like am go hug wet transformer mumu

Hehehehe, wetin make you think se nor be wet transfromer I hug the first time?

By the way, were you born premature and delivered thru' the anus?

Guy, nor let me descend on you o

Good song by the way. . .not going to improve Ayatollah Buhari's electoral chances sha

seguno2:

definitely YES for the bold part. That is why democracy is about ETERNAL VIGILANCE of the citizens of the acts of ommission and commission by their elected REPRESENTATIVES at all levels. Buhari being a dictatorial autocrat who brooks no criticism cannot lead such a revolution.





[size=14pt]Africa does not need great men (bullies & lawless brutes). It needs great democratic institutions.
- Barack Obama[/si

Sammy107_d:

Nigeria needs strong men to build strong institutions - Gen. Buhari

Donbrig:

If Buhari wins, every Nigerian will smile again. Buhari is indeed an honest man with a prudent heart, many of our corrupt leaders are so scared of his victory. Lets give him a chance to transform our great nation, he has done it before, and he will do it again. Have you ever asked why is it that Nigerians succeed everywhere except in their own country? Buhari will help every Nigerian answer this question and put an end to CORRUPTION.

Nicklee:

Aisha2, honeric01, abes, egift, blink182, GenBuhari03, Lagosboy, proudly9ja and all other buhari supporters!!!

We can get this on TV certainly. I have never been more proud as a Nigerian. The song has inspired me over and over and I certainly think it should reach other Nigerians.

My friends and I are currently spearheading a Bulk SMS campaign for BB too. It's our own personal initiative and we are launching series of text messages to a large database of functional GSM numbers that we have.

I'm up for any initiative that will propel this cause. We can do this if we really want to. Maybe one of you can spear-head the initiative and see how far we can go.

BB 2011 all the way!!!

aisha2:

I have listened to it over and over again. Am at the venue for the youth debate playing it for some pple, almost every one is in tears. This song is heaven we need to get it on TV

danjohn:

Fellows we need to be able to coordinate this thing with our email accounts.  I have tried reaching, AIT, Channels, and Silverbird.  Silverbird responded asking for more questions.  I called then and left a message.  Please provide me with your email accounts so that I can put you on copy.

Iysayah:

[b]though i have my reservation about Buhari, i dont know why. it is only striking that after several election frauds, he still has not given up hope of getting to the top of Nigeria one day. for me, THATS A MAN! he definitely has something motivating him. but what it is we dont know. only, so far, he has impressed me with his determination and innovative ideas ( or ideas of his campaign organization). however, i really wished we had some one who is entirely not from the ERA OF OBASANJO, IBB, BUHARI AND GANG- those will rule till they die? and dont get me wrong, GEJ IS NOWHERE NEAR MY MIND, HE IS, IN MY OPINION, A CHARACTER YOU ONLY FIND IN WOLE SOYINKA'S INGENIOUS DESCRIPTION OF A JESTER. is it not a waste of 5 GENERATIONS TO SEE THESE PEOPLE STILL WANT TO RULE NIGERIA? i read enough comments here to make me believe young people can lead Nigeria, and young is not neccessarily in 20s and 30s but 40s and late 40s too, even early 50s, irrespective of tribe, ethnic origin, religion, whatsoever! to be honest, i hardly can count any candidate that holds that appeal to me[/b]

onye_ngbu*:


[size=18pt]Hey Mister;

Be sincere to yourself, if you have looked like you claim, there is someone in this election called Pat Utomi.

He is not from that era, why not vote him![/size]