anonimi:


Abeg na wetin be the criteria for being a PROGRESSIVE

- organising a convention that is carnival-like?
- conducting primaries for over 24 hours and waiting another 24 hours after for the JagaBandit of an Asiwaju to decide if he wants to change his mind or give it to the PREDESTINED winner/candidate?
- TALKING about "hope for Nigeria" without any antecedents to validate such hope or verifiable plans for getting the hope in future?
- subscribing to the doctrine/ideology of providing BASIC servicies, utilities, infrastructure etc for modern life to EVERYONE in the society whether elite oh abi masses oh the way Awolowo's Action Group (AG) did six decades ago and the five LOBOO Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN) governors?

Na which of the four options, even sef you fit add your own if none of the four dey inside that your crtiteria.

Hope you will not tarry before you respond.

jmaine:


Really ? . . .Oya show us your intellectual worth and prove me wrong . . . .

najoke:

Pls who came 2nd in PDP presidential primary

soroptimist:
FUNNY tweet!

K ‏@justkayode 5m5 minutes ago
"@_Kaelo_: Buhari's votes to Atiku be like exchange rate. 188 Buharis to 1 Atiku." Chei #APCdecides

barcanista:
My Oga, you people should be the ones leading the campaign to return Buhari to power. The General is not the typical Politician that seeks public rating at all cost, he allows posterity to take its place, and today he is being celebrated despite the campaign of calumny against him. Like Sanusi told Jonathan, "You can't kill the truth"

najoke:


Bros pls dont derail this thread.

You can open open a new thread to discuss what you posted....in the meantime, lets enjoy this moment.

Hope Jega is watching?

docadams:


Am 100% in agreement with you on this. It will surprise you to know the intensity of debates involving Jona and Buhari here in Warri . Many are fixated on account of ethno religious inclination. But many more have started asking question of whether things could have been better. Jona's case is compounded by Uduaghan's incompetence. In our small environment the enenlightment is on.

xtanburg:
Whr can I watch the live stream?

anonimi:


Abeg na wetin be the criteria for being a PROGRESSIVE

- TALKING about "hope for Nigeria" without any antecedents to validate such hope or verifiable plans for getting the hope in future?
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zimoni:
Buhari all the way.

That is my President.

APC should not fall for PDP's ploy by nominating a muslim as the VP. That would be a great mistake.

PDP have successfully divided Nigeria along religion and ethnic lines, they even accused APC of being a muslim party.

A Christian Southerner would be an ideal VP.

Let's kick them out(Jo is not the problem oooooo but PDP. PDP is a PLC).

Cheers.

barcanista:
Nda isaiah's agent should help him

barcanista:
Some people don't know when to take the Honourable step to withdraw. I respect Kwankwaso, I suspect that Kwankwaso believe in himself(his track record speaks for him), he is probably testing his popularity against the future. As for Rochas, he has good oratory but he got it wrong when he tried to use the age card to blackmail his co-contestants. He shouldn't have contemplated it. Again he was being boastful by personal achievement rather than just a brief on why he is the best man. Atiku was busy telling us story for the gods. As for Nda Isaiah,

Evathyst:
As much as I would av pressed d 'yimu' button with regards to ds post of urs. One thing which I don't seem to understand is how u SaTANic propagandists reason. Like seriously?


How can u say 'we' talk about hope without any antecedents to validate such hopes? Is it d incorruptible Gen Muhammadu Buhari dt has no antecedents or d indefatigable Fashola? Bro, ur own case of ignorance is classic.

Dapo4u:


That doesnt make him a retard. In fact, some of the current crops of democrats are even more retard. I still dont understand why SEVEN PDP members of House of Assembly in Ekiti state would impeach a speaker of APC dominated chamber. Nothing can be more scandalous, authoritarian and undemocratic as that?

MORNDEW:
My Dear Delegates,

As you gather for our convention, please remember that history, change and the hopes of Nigeria are there with you. They are there to ask you to perform according to your best judgment and patriotic conscience. I also ask you to do the same.

We seek a new Nigeria. It starts with us. It starts today. I have placed myself before you seeking your help to nominate me as your standard bearer for our progressive party, APC.

Personal ambition does not drive me in this regard. I seek to be the next president of our beloved nation because I believe I have something to offer Nigeria at this time of multiple crises. Insecurity, corruption, and economic collapse have brought the nation low. Time is past due that we work together to lift Nigeria up. I am ready to lead Nigeria to its rightful future.

I have always served Nigeria to the best of my ability. I have always tried to give more to the nation than it has given me. This is the principle of service that has guided my public life. Thus, I am not a rich person. I can’t give you a fistful of dollars or naira to purchase your support. Even if I could, I would not do so. The fate of this nation is not up for sale.

What I will give you, and this nation is all of my strength, commitment, sweat and toil in the service of the people. What I can give you is my all.

The PDP has been in power much too long for the little good it has done. For the past six years, Nigeria has walked backwards carrying the weight of PDP’s incompetence on its shoulders.

Due to its broken leadership, Nigeria has been afflicted by a strange illness. We are a great nation riddled by endless crises. Instead of resolving problems, this government multiplies and manufactures them.

PDP cannot stand before us and say things have gotten better under its direction. It has only gotten worse and it’s now time for change.

PDP’s government may say that it needs more time – that what we need now is continuity – but we do not.
What we need now is change!

I know what it takes to achieve real change – I have led our nation before – in times almost as unhappy as these.

I know that to solve our problems we need real leadership, not warm words and empty promises. A leader needs integrity and strength – and an unbending commitment to do what is right.

I know that leaders must not just mouth words about change – they must embody it in their lives and their values.

My love for Nigeria is writ large across my heart and I have spent a lifetime in the service of its people.


Through a long career trying to build a better country for my fellow Nigerians in offices both high and low I have always tried to place my country before myself.

While some who have occupied those same positions have grown mysteriously rich, I still live on my army pension. I own no foreign bank accounts, I own no companies profiting from government contracts.

Why then do I seek office, if not for myself? While others might prefer to stay at home watching their grandchildren grow and live the battle to others I still see injustices that need to be righted and I still dream of a New Nigeria.

I am what you see before you – a simple man who believes in serving both God and his country. A man who is impatient for change, who loves Nigeria and seeks to serve it once again.

When I last led this nation I launched a War against Indiscipline – today, I pledge a Battle for Hope.

A battle against the dark forces of corruption and despair that have held our nation hostage to their greed for too long.

We simply cannot afford four more years of PDP’s corruption and the corrosive cynicism that it has bred.

The time for hope, the time for belief, is now.
You cannot trust the corrupt to end corruption.
You cannot trust the selfish and self interested to rule in the best interests of the people.

You cannot trust those who believe hope is a tool of government rather than a human right to plant the seed of belief.

Let’s be clear. This is not a time for continuity. Failure does not deserve continuity. Incompetence does not deserve continuity.

It deserves change; that is what the nation deserves and that is what we will bring.

Make no mistake – as is always the case for those who seek to bring change, it will not come easy.
And today I ask for your votes and support as I make these five pledges to the nation:

I will honestly govern Nigeria in accord with the constitution and rule of law.

I will bring all resources necessary to end poverty through ending corruption, promoting broadly-shared economic growth, investing in our country and creating jobs.

I will tolerate no religious, regional, ethnic or gender bias.
Muhammadu Buhari

barcanista:
Bro of what value is Christian or Muslim Vp? all we need is someone that is generally accepted across board. I am rooting for Buhari/Fashola ticket 2015

najoke:


Pls who came 2nd in PDP presidential primary

kastonkastrol:
you are very right @ the highlighted. People keep saying buhari is too old, but my question to them is; what was the age of nelson mandela when he became the president of south africa? And today the entire continent is celebrating him(mandela). Many people that are against buhari hardly have any reasonable argument against him.. Is either he is too old or they will tell you he is a religious fanatic(which is entirely not true)

As for nda-isiah, that one case na laughable matter oo

Btw a big kudos to rochas and kwankwaso..

barcanista:
Next he will start telling you to blame your Local Govt Chairman and Ward councillor

barcanista:
http://www.tvcontinental.tv/livestreaming

anonimi:


I guess your question na joke like your moniker

NaijaTalkTown:

I'll do that on 14th February 2015