Is that there plan, is that why they are miss spelling boko haram to ntarnish Jonathans administration?

Bunch of ritards, confused baaastards,


Now, Nairaland frontpage = APC front page.

My topic i created recently was an eye opener to the world but the Mods refused to push it to the front page.

APC = BH

GET TILL BUHARI BECAME PARISH PRIEST.

jpphilips:


That is if hunger has not killed you before 2016, Most of you will turn beggers before GEJ is done with your arzz.
You think National security is a joke? Do you have any Idea what Boko Haram is capable of?
Did you see the video where they were beheading people caught on the streets?
You are just too dumb to realize that Jonathan is not what a commander in chief should be,
needless to remind you that a vote for Jonathan is a vote, for murder, incompetence, high cost of living etc
That wish shall visit your family a thousand fold before 2019. You think it was chicken that has been blown apart all these while.

God shall curse the people who with their votes will continue the statusquo that brought nothing but death to the Nigerian people.

If the army with a gun has no balls to sanitize their system and ours, who are we mere civilians to hear their cry.

Baseless and useless FACT.

BH Was projected to tarnish Jonathan's administration by all means.

They want to take power by all means because their damm oil block will be 50 years in 2015 which is the year it will expire, now they are frustrated and don't know what to do anymore.

*GO and tell your dried fish open teeth to order his boys to be in order and stop killing innocent Nigerians".

I hope you remeber what he was saying in 20111 "boote me, boote me, boote me
" and later as he failed, he said That "Blood will flow on Nigerian soil which is happening today".

DEVILS - God will punish you people for putting Nigeria to this mess.

catalanscrew:
Rubish

CAPITAL *NTTOORR!!!!!* Hahahahahahahahahahah.

If you don't like it go and die.

solexy4real1111:

mumu post
this idi*ot won dey use us promote him poor blog. smh..lindaikeji to be

Escaped janjaweedians....Keep on barking - CASTRATED MAGGOTS.

"You are scared of this news right, is it today or yesterday you started knowing linda ikeji"?

Confused BAASTARD

thaoriginator:
Give us Amaechi, TANoids nightmare!

Or osho baba,so they can Go and Die!

Janjaweedians are barking,,,, escaped dog!!!!!

CONFUSED GANGSTERS***HISS*********

bashydemy:
ok Ayanfayose we don hear

Yes, you have heard it.

Dr. Emmanuel Oduaghan, gov­ernor of Delta State hosted a team of journalists recently in his office in Asaba, capital city of the state. During the interac­tive session with his media guests, he declared that, President Goodluck Jonathan and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), will win 2015 general elections with a wide margin.

Excerpts:

You were once quoted as saying that you don’t know who will succeed you but that you know who will not succeed you. Can you explain what you mean?

I know those who will not succeed me; those who have not picked forms will not succeed me, so my prediction was right. Some were moving around even before the whistle was blown but eventually they did not pick forms, so those ones will not succeed me. Those who have picked the form and have declared, one of them will succeed me.

If you want to talk about anointed candi­dates, I have 16 anointed candidates, so we have agreed that they are going to do six months each over eight years because I don’t have one anointed candidate.

On a more serious note, the wish of everyone, whether you are governor or an editor, is that whoever succeeds you should continue from where you are stopping. I think it is the wish of everybody. Now, what we have experienced over the years is that some governments come and put aside the works of the previous governments.

For instance, we are talking about Delta State Beyond Oil today; I am not praying that whoever will come to take over from me will say Delta beyond oil is nonsense because the reality is on ground now. We are even talking about Nigeria beyond oil. Everybody is now talking about the alternative to oil and we have been singing this song for the past seven and half years and then somebody will come tomorrow and say it is not a good economic plan strategy, let us jettison it and say let us go back to depend on oil budget which is no longer there.

That is what I meant when I was talking about successor. I was just praying that some­body who will take over from me will contin­ue from where I stop because when I took over from the previous administration, I continued and completed projects that he started. If I had said let me not do that, the Okere road in Warri that people are talking about today, the Japa road and all that; I was the one that started them but I have to complete them and people are using them. So as I leave, I pray that the person coming after me will do the same. That was what I meant.

Why do you think some governors are trying to arm-twist the National Chairman of the PDP, Alhaji Adamu Mua’zu with court cases and don’t you think the PDP governors are playing God in terms of the emergence of party candidates?

As for arm-twisting the PDP National Chairman and court cases, what I can say is that I don’t know of any governor who is behind the court cases. And we feel sad; because my colleagues and I are talking. We feel sad because the party’s national chairman, who is a onetime governor for two terms – so he is our colleague – senior colleague in terms of governorship, that people are subjecting him to the kind of thing that is happening, we feel sad that he is going through this kind of embarrassment.

In fact, two weeks ago, there was an alarm that he has been taken to court in Delta State but of course there was no record that he was taken to court here. It is a kind of propaganda to pitch the governors against the PDP national chairman.

The national chairman has been a governor before and we are proud that he understands some of the things we are going through. We are totally – I can assure you that the PDP governors are totally working with the PDP national chairman.

Then the issue of playing God; I don’t think the governors are playing God. The party structure puts a lot of responsibility on gov­ernors in terms of organising the party at the state level, in terms of funding the party and of course in terms of ensuring that the party wins at the state level. And if you expect me to win for the party at the state, as a governor I must be interested in who is running for which seat – it must be someone that the party can market to win elections.

And it is not an individual thing, really. It is party thing. Who becomes the party’s gov­ernorship candidate; it is the party at the state level that will decide.

The governors cannot really impose candi­dates. what really happens is that when people are not able to get their ways, the easiest per­son they can blackmail is the governor – that the governor has done this or that but when they also have challenges in running the party, the person they run to is also the governor. So I guess that is what is happening; governors cannot play God.

I’m sure you know that in some other par­ties, they play more God than the PDP.

What structure have you put on ground to forestall another round of war session between Ijaw and Itshekiri after your tenure?

Concerning the Ijaw and Itshekiri crisis; now let me assure you – the problem of Itshek­iri and Uroboh has been on before some of us were born and we are still having flashes. But one thing is that we have been able to provide a forum for discussion, to reduce the tendency for violence. And that is one of the strategies we are trying to use. Even in the EPZ matter the two ethnic groups and the community leaders are discussing, both in Delta and in Abuja.

So there is no room for fight. Of course, because of the economic benefits of the EPZ, a lot of community interests are involved. So what you are seeing is community interests for the project, it is just that there is little under­standing of the overall benefits of the project and that is what we are trying to tell the com­munities that what you are quarrelling over is just crumb compared to the bigger benefits of the project. And I think we are getting somewhere.

And I must use this opportunity to thank Mr. President, who has been very understanding. And also, the Minister of Petroleum; they have been quite understanding, and fortunately, they are from this zone so they understand some of the complex nature of the relationship in this area.

I tell you, there will be no fight.T here are two things that usually cause fight. One is economic issues, which EPZ falls into and the other is political but the two we are managing them.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=95400

Billyonaire:
Amaechi always looks half mad to me. I dont know if anyone else noticed.

Guy you are on point, not half mad, he is already mad.

APC = MadDogs

Safari29:
see them. Awon oniranu. when apc wins next year and he occupy a bigger position pls come back and do ntorr for him again segbo. Awon Oponu oshi

Hey Sharaaap!, who the hell are you talking to like that....

Occupy bigger waiting, in your fathers parlour or in your Mum bed room?

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate, Ayodele Fayose has said that the plan by the All Progressives Congress (APC) to win elections at the state and federal level would not succeed.

While addressing journalists in Ado Ekiti, the state capital yesterday, the former governor said that the opposition APC had tried to distract President Goodluck Jonathan just because of their desperate desire to win the 2015 presidential election at all cost.

He lamented that at the time the nation was trying to host the world for the World Economic Forum for Africa, the Boko Haram struck in Abuja and the APC was sensationalising it.

“When the plan to host the President in Ekiti State was at its peak, the insurgents went to Jos and the APC began to politicise it, thinking that the President will come to Ado-Ekiti on Thursday for my mega rally

The spokesperson of Kayode Fayemi Campaign Organisation, Dimeji Daniels had described the Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) reason for the last-minute cancellation of its rally as comical and a reflection of the fact that the PDP was not confident.

According to him, the PDP rally was cancelled as President Jonathan had as well cancelled his earlier planned attendance in view of the internal bickering associated with the undemocratic manner of Fayose.

In response, Fayose said, “We have postponed the rally until further notice because we’re concerned about the life of our brothers and sisters in the North. But the APC does not feel the pain our people in Jos are feeling.”

He added that the party leaders went ahead and started dancing in Ado-Ekiti, less than 24 hours after the Jos disaster in the name of holding a rally. According to him, “It is disheartening that the APC went ahead with its own campaign rally in Ado-Ekiti today, despite the number of lives that were lost in Jos, Plateau State on Tuesday.

“Questions Nigerians must begin to ask are; why is it that anytime President Goodluck Jonathan is about to attend a major political event, the Boko Haram will strike? The reality is that the same way these APC made Ekiti State ungovernable during the PDP government of Oni, is the way they are also trying to make Nigeria ungovernable now, just because they want to seize power in 2015, an ambition that will fail by the grace of God.”

SOURCE: http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=64689

Dr Ebele Goodluck Jonathan is the president of Nigeria till 2019, if you don't like development, peace and unity, pee in your pants every time you hear his name, HE MUST Rule Nigeria till 2019. The BH sponsor should go and hug transformer because GEJ Must rule Nigeria.....

If you don't like it, go to hell.

Article written by former Minister Femi Fani Kayode. Read and tell us what you think...
Major General Muhammadu Buhari has emerged as the APC flagbearer for the 2015 Presidential election and President Goodluck Jonathan has emerged for the PDP. The battle for the soul and future of our nation now begins.

Let us consider Buhari. On 22nd July 2014 he told The Nation Newspaper that "our country has gone through several rough patches, but never before have I seen a Nigerian President declare war on his own country as we are seeing now.
Never before have I seen a Nigerian President deploy federal institutions in the service of partisanship as we are witnessing now. Never before have I seen a Nigerian President utilize the common wealth to subvert the system and punish the opposition, all in the name of politics. Our nation has suffered serious consequences in the past for egregious acts that are not even close to what we are seeing now. It is time to pull the brakes''.


One may have been prepared to accept the general's words as being those of a genuinely concerned and committed patriot who simply wanted our President and his Government to do a better job and who was worried about the unfolding situation in our country if he had not consistently exposed his true colors and his obvious soft spot for Boko Haram.


Permit me to share just one example of the expression of that soft spot in this contribution. On 3rd June 2013, Thisday Newspaper led their newspaper with the following headline: ''The military offensive against Boko Haram is anti-north- General Muhammadu Buhari''.



The headline was followed by these words: ''Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, has criticised the declaration of state of emergency in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States and the subsequent military offensive against the Boko Haram Islamic sect. Buhari, who featured on the “Guest of the Week,” a Hausa programme of the Kaduna-based Liberty Radio, yesterday said the federal government’s action was a gross injustice against the north. According to him, unlike the special treatment the federal government gave to the Niger Delta militants, the Boko Haram members were being killed and their houses demolished. He said he was not in support of the declaration of state of emergency in the three north-eastern states because President Goodluck Jonathan had failed from the outset in addressing the security situation in the country''.


The implications of these shameful and indefensible comments, coming from a former Head of State, are obvious and self-evident. If the truth be told Buhari's peculiar affinity with the terrorists and his fawning about their safety and welfare is as unbearable as it is nauseating.


Yet that same General Buhari who said these unacceptable things one year ago is now busy pontificating about his concerns for our nation. Many would argue that that is pretty rich coming from him given his past comments about a ruthless group of terrorists who, more than any other, merit the award for the greatest ''troublers of our nation''. Given this I regard Buhari's comments to the Nation Newspaper on the 22 July 2014 as nothing but self-serving and belated clap trap and balderdash.



Yet this clap trap and balderdash is worthy of a little attention. Of particular interest to me were the following words: ''never before have I seen a Nigerian President declare war on his own country as we are seeing now''. Really? Correct me if I am wrong but I thought that the war that President Goodluck Jonathan had declared was against terrorism and Boko Haram and not against the Nigerian people.



Does General Buhari find it difficult to make a distinction between the jihadists and the Nigerian people? Does he see them as being one and the same? Does he actually equate members of Jama'at ahl as-sunnah li-d-da'wa wa-l-jihad with the Nigerian people? Does he regard the military offensive against Boko Haram as being an offensive against OUR people? Does he honestly believe that anytime that a Boko Haram terrorist is killed by our Armed Forces and security agencies or that his house is blown up that it is an attack on the Nigerian people or an assault on the north? Are those people that Boko Haram slaughtering, terrorising, abducting, pillaging, robbing and raping on a daily basis all over our country not the real Nigerians?


Does he honestly believe that Boko Haram is representative of the thinking of our people or even the majority of the people in the muslim north? Has this man not lost touch with reality? Does he really belong to the 21st century or is he nothing more than an old relic from the distant past who secretly craves for a return to the norms, ways and values of 6th century Saudi Arabia? Is such a man really fit to be President of our country?



Is he still insisting on having another muslim as his running mate in order to establish his strange dream of a muslim/muslim President and Vice President for our country or has he shelved that idea due to political pressure from President Olusegun Obasanjo, public resentment and bitter outrage?



Has he beat a tactical retreat from the muslim/muslim adventure and finally opted for Governor Olagunsoye Oyinlola, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, Governor Kayode Fayemi or some other yoruba christian to be his running mate as my sources are suggesting?



I must confess that all three of these individuals are profoundly good men and are eminently qualified for the job but does this latest concession come from the heart or is it just a ruse and an attempt to appease the christian community? Is it an attempt to lure them in and make them drop their guard? Does Buhari have any respect for Christians?




Does he have any empathy with the christian community in northern Nigeria for the immense suffering, degradation, humiliation,contempt, shame, indignity, persecution and mass murder that they have been subjected to in the north for the last 54 years and particularly in the last few years?



Does he regard christians as being human beings? Does he accept the fact that Boko Haram are nothing but beasts? Does he recognise the fact that no-one has the right to take the life of another human being in the name of religion? Does he know that compulsion has no place in any civilised religion and that each human being has the right to exercise his or her free will to determine which religious faith he or she wishes to espouse?



Does Buhari understand the meaning of the words ''secular state'' or the concept of the secularity of the state? Can he possibly accept the virtues and comprehend the wisdom of such an equitable and reasonable constitutional arrangement which guarantees the rights of all faiths and which does not allow one faith to laud it over another anywhere in our country?



Does he recognise the fact that Nigeria is in actual fact a secular state in which the rights and dignity of the members of every faith, including the christian faith, are guaranteed by the constitution? Does he accept the fact that in this day and age it is a heinous crime against humanity and particularly the girl-child and that it is a complete violation of the laws of our land for little girls of the age of 5, 6, 9 13 and even up to 16 to be married off and subjected to rape in the name of religion and marriage?



Does the General support paedophiles, sexual predators, sociopaths, sadistic perverts and the criminally-insane like the Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau who are sexually attracted to innocent and defenceless little girls and who believe that they can be ''sold in the market'' and ''forced into marriage and slavery?'' Does he honestly believe that Boko Haram are human beings? Does this man that wants to be President of our country not recognise a heartless and callous beast when he sees one?



Does the wanton and relentless shedding of rivers of innocent blood, including the blood of children, not move his heart? Does the open abduction of almost 300 little girls, each of whom is young enough to be his grandaughter, from the sanctity of their school dormitory in the dead of the night not evoke pity in him and not stir him to rage?



Does he have any compassion and does he feel no pain for the suffering of the victims of Boko Haram? Does he know that Boko Haram has killed as many muslims as they have christians in their insane attempt to establish an islamic fundamentalist state in our country?



Is his inability to make a distinction between Boko Haram and the Nigerian people informed by the fact that he is a closet Haramite whose stated desire is to ''spread sharia throughout the whole of the country'' as he said in 2001? Does Buhari still believe that ''muslims should only vote for muslims’’ or ‘’for those that will protect their interest'' as he said in 2001?



Does he still believe that ''christians should not worry when muslims chop off their own arms and hands in the name of sharia because it is none of their business'' as he said in 2001? Does he still believe that Boko Haram members should be forgiven, granted amnesty, pampered, sent abroad to learn and given monthly allowances ‘’like the Niger Delta militants’’ as he suggested in 2013?

Does he still believe that , if he is not elected as President in 2015, ''the dog and the baboon shall both be soaked in blood''?



The questions are legion. Given his views about Boko Haram does General Muhammadu Buhari have the moral right to condemn anyone, least of all the President and the Federal Government, for the challenges that we are facing in this country?


Never before have I seen a former Nigerian Head of State openly express sympathy and covertly support a murderous and bestial terrorist organisation that has killed well over 30,000 innocent Nigerians in cold blood, that has abducted and raped our little girls and that has slit the throats and drained the blood of our young boys.


Never before have I seen a former Nigerian Head of State openly defend a bunch of cowardly, uncouth and barbaric jihadists that have bombed and burnt alive the weak, the vulnerable and the elderly in our country and that have slaughtered our soldiers, policemen and intelligence agents at will and with such callousness and glee.


Never before have I seen a former Nigerian Head of State openly canvass restraint and mercy for a bunch of bloodthirsty, cold-blooded mass murderers and criminals that have turned our country into a pariah nation, that has made the north the home of the most callous, ruthless, hateful, vile and evil terrorist organisation in the world and that has transformed our nation into a horrendous haven for ruthless islamic fundamentalists and bloodthirsty islamist militias.


If the truth must be told the only thing that is worse than Boko Haram are those in the Nigerian political class that secretly support and covertly assist them. A Buhari Presidency would be a disaster for our country, a danger to the Christian community and clear evidence of the final victory and triumph of Boko Haram and the jihadists over the Nigerian state. It would also represent the end of Nigeria as one nation.

SOURCE: http://lindaikeji..com/2014/12/buhari-or-jonathan-time-to-decide-femi.html

yinka500:
Rubbish!

It is your BH sponsor that is rubbish.

Frustrated almajirins.

Thank you Mr Commander, This is what Nigerians need.

We all know that, that dried fish with open teeth is behind the BH.

He want to get power by all means, if you could remember what he said after losing the election in 2011, he said that "Blood will flow on Nigeria soil" but today it is happening.

The man knows himself very well and he is a chronical bastaard!

GEJ IS THE PRESIDENT TILL 2019, Quote me and i will Bleep your brain.