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Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by hedges007(m): 1:30am On Feb 08, 2015 |
Ok..we gonna change our slogan from FeBuHari to GeneralMarch4Buhari 5 Likes |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Nobody: 1:32am On Feb 08, 2015 |
anwo247: You don't exist. |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Ivanspring(f): 1:33am On Feb 08, 2015 |
Generals02: LOL... Your post got me laughing, honestly. Firstly, i'm not a direct beneficiary of GEJ's government. Secondly, i'm not a teenager and I developed breasts many many years ago. Thirdly, I don't eat yam and oil. I prefer it with soup. Finally, ... I will come back and modify this fourth point after church today...Mr General. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Fiilosofer(m): 1:33am On Feb 08, 2015 |
mrrock: excuse me pls... Who is the youth you are talking about Are you sincerely comfortable with the current state of things in your nation? Are you entirely sure you don't want a change yourself... 1 Like |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by hedges007(m): 1:34am On Feb 08, 2015 |
They kill our Febhuari slogan but only end of creating the one that will give them headache the most " #GeneralMarch4Buhari = GMB " . This has only increases our Morale ..we must change this injustice come GMB. 3 Likes |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Adsales: 1:38am On Feb 08, 2015 |
Let these elections not even hold sef. I am tired of all these campaigns, rallies, promises that are lies and having political candidates being forced on us. Whatever will be will be jare! |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by DJEhimond(m): 1:42am On Feb 08, 2015 |
Chai! APC goons be like "Since there is no more feBUHARI, we will use marchBUHARI ..." All they know how to do is deface posters. Stay at a spot for 2 minutes and they will paste an APC poster on you ... Agbero people! 2 Likes |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Nobody: 1:50am On Feb 08, 2015 |
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Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Atlantian: 1:53am On Feb 08, 2015 |
They said Election cant be postponed, yet it has been postponed. There is nothing Buhari, Tinubu or any other APC nematode can do about it. And come May 29th, Jonathan will be sworn in again, and there is nothing anyone can do about. I am sure all APC change finders will consult conductors for whole fares not change, cos their journey has returned back to their bus stop. 2 Likes |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by zoomzoom(m): 1:54am On Feb 08, 2015 |
[quote author=Vicotex post=30526935]Haters gonna hate. #freshAir for GEJ #FreshAir till 2019 #FreshAir till buhari rephrases his speeches #Apshit how market [/quote #Marchbuharitodauratoretirement 2 Likes |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by zoomzoom(m): 1:56am On Feb 08, 2015 |
AllBusiness: #marchbuharitoretirement 4 Likes |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by 1009ja: 2:06am On Feb 08, 2015 |
What's going to be is going to be. President Jonathan can only intimidate Jega but not the teaming frustrated Nigerians who see his regime as one of the most corrupt in the world. With the level of corruption in this government, GEJ should really clueless if he is surprised at the level of support Buhari is getting from all corners. This is not about North and South, but about Buhari who represents the only hope for Nigeria to help our country out of greedy individuals who are masquerading as public officials. If APC elected somebody like looter Atiku, people would have no choice but to stick with an equally corrupt Jonathan. But with Buhari in the picture, we have to grab this only hope to decisively deal with corruption. Nigeria will never get anywhere with this level of corruption. Nigeria will never get anywhere with a regime as corrupt as this one. Look at China. China is now confronting corruption in public and private sectors. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Nobody: 2:13am On Feb 08, 2015 |
APC is corrrupt ten times more than PDP otherwise they wont present a man like Buhari as their candidate...a despot and coup plotter.Removed Shagari from office. Arrested Ekwueme.Ekwueme languished in Kirikiri Prisons for over 30 months, courtesy of Buhari’s jungle justice. That was how Buhari “fought corruption” and became Mr. Integrity. If you examine all the points used to advance the argument for Buhari’s return as president of Nigeria, they do not really add up. They are artificially spruced up to confuse and deceive those who were not born or matured enough to experience firsthand, Buhari as a brutal public officer. Even if the missing $2.8 billion from the coffers of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has not been conclusively proved, we have the Dr. Haroun Adamu Panel which President Olusegun Obasanjo set up to probe the Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF), which Buhari headed as its Executive Chairman. The panel’s disclosure that 25 billion Naira was “mismanaged” is always swept under the carpet by Buhari’s sanctifiers. The General and his supporters always ignore the 53 mysterious suitcases suspected to be full of foreign currency, forcibly cleared by Buhari’s military aide, Major Mustapha Jokolo, even after the Customs had confiscated it as a contraband item. Now, this certificate saga, which ought to be known as Buharigate, puts additional question to the Mr. Integrity tag placed on the Daura general. His supporters say it does not matter; it is a mere distraction dressed up by the ruling party to divert attention from “the real issues”. I do not agree. Certificate issues have become an enduring item in determining a person’s fitness to occupy public office. It was a certain “Buharigate” that, in July 1999, got Hon. Salisu Buhari bundled out as the Speaker of the House of Representatives when it was proved that he made false claims about attending University of Toronto, Canada. Muhammadu Buhari’s case is more complicated, and he was the cause of his own ensnarement in a spider’s web. Buhari refused to obey the law, which says that every candidate must submit a minimum academic requirement to the INEC. Instead, he swore an affidavit, saying his certificates were with the Military Board. When the Army came out and denied having Buhari’s certificate, the APC, as usual, accused the Army of becoming a tool in the hands of PDP. The question of whether Buhari actually had any certificate with the military was drowned in noisy propaganda. Secondly, the matter of whether it was the job of INEC to go and collect Buhari’s credentials from the Military Board was also ignored, and those asking the questions were rudely told to “go to court”, the same court that Lai Mohammed, the National Publicity Secretary of APC, is accusing of being used to “scuttle democracy”. One day, we woke up to the earth-shaking news that Buhari had applied to his school to release his School Certificate. What came out must have made the operators of “Oluwole” forgers park in Lagos livid with rage at the bastardisation of their trade by incompetent amateurs. It was a “cut-and-join” affair bearing the letterhead of Katsina State Ministry of Education, with Buhari’s old man 2015 photo superimposed! To the best of my knowledge, Katsina State was created in 1987 and Buhari claims he took his WASC in 1961. Yet, Buhari’s supporters cacophonously chorused that we should move on, the man has produced his certificate. Why this issue is important is that Buhari lied under oath that his certificate was with the military. He has presented none. That is perjury, a serious offence that could get him disqualified and even jailed if we had functional rule of law. Secondly, it means Buhari became a Major General and later Head of State without valid evidence he was educationally qualified for officer commissioning. I am afraid, even if Buhari manages to produce the genuine copy of his WASC, his famous claim to integrity has already been injured beyond repair as a result of his perjurious lies under oath. The evil that northern political leaders committed by bringing uneducated individuals into our state institutions has shown in the fact that these chaps ran the country aground. Buhari was one of such individuals inflicted upon the nation. During his time as Head of State, goods disappeared from the shelves, and food was being rationed in an otherwise capitalist state! Draconian laws were made, backdated and used to murder drug suspects – Bartholomew Owoh, Lawal Ojuolape and Bernard Ogedengbe. Buhari ruled Nigeria like a bushman. The Press was put in chains. Buhari became a beautiful bride to those wishing to do away with President Goodluck Jonathan, having risen on the wave of religious messianism after the Sharia riots of 2000 which swept across the Muslim North. He supported it openly and vowed to ensure it is taken to all parts of Nigeria, including the non-Muslim parts. It was from this constituency that he always got his votes in the three previous times he has vied for the presidency. Now buoyed by Bola Tinubu’s supporters in the South West and renegade former PDP governors, Buhari looks much better placed than ever to take a good shot at the presidency. What should we expect from such a man with limited educational background and outdated connection to modern reality as president? Why is a professor of Law, Yemi Osinbajo, enthusiastic about deputising for a man who can’t even pronounce his name correctly? The answer is simple. They know that when Buhari was Head of State it was Tunde Idiagbon, the deputy, who was in charge. They also know that as Chairman of PTF, it was a battery of Fulani technocrats headed by Afriprojects Consortium CEO, Alhaji Salihijo Ahmad, that was in charge. They are hoping Osinbajo will be in charge if Buhari is elected. And I laugh! 2 Likes |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by discusant: 2:14am On Feb 08, 2015 |
anwo247: 2027 Buhari and Wole Soyinka. 2031 Buhari and Obasanjo. Lol!!! 2 Likes |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Nobody: 2:15am On Feb 08, 2015 |
ahh this isn't good na |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by nzeadachie: 2:16am On Feb 08, 2015 |
1009ja:GUY YOU NO DEY HERE? BUHARI CAN NEVER RULE NIGERIA AGAIN, ARE YOU SURE THAT BUHARI IS NOT HEADING TO PRISON FOR PERJURY? IT'S 14 YEARS IN PRISON OOOO 3 Likes |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Saucekide25(m): 2:20am On Feb 08, 2015 |
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Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by ismyheal75: 2:29am On Feb 08, 2015 |
Some people can't even read in between the lines. This is not a matter between APC and PDP, nor a matter between GEJ and GMB, it is a matter between the government and the masses. They are telling us we don't have a say. Patrick Obahiagbon once said we are not practising democracy but "Cabalocracy" i.e government of the cabals, by the cabals and for the cabals. The next thing I'm actually expecting the ruling party to do is to: 1. Force Jega to resign 2. To buy more time to pursue the law suit against Buhari on disqualification 3. To re-strategize on how to go about rigging. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by nzeadachie: 2:31am On Feb 08, 2015 |
ismyheal75: 1 Like 1 Share
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Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Sike(m): 2:47am On Feb 08, 2015 |
Chai! 9ja?! SmH |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Ilekeh(f): 2:51am On Feb 08, 2015 |
Aitee1: HOW DOES THIS MAKE HIM LESS CLUELESS? Seriously, you ought to read your laws and focus less on Wizkid's lyrics. 1 Like |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Icecream4U(m): 2:54am On Feb 08, 2015 |
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Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by tuniski: 2:58am On Feb 08, 2015 |
kushreen:that has been your stock in trade name calling for those who dare to say it the way it is. So it is u that will take nigeria forward with a backward man surrounded by the very people who are perennial profiteers of nigeria! Smh. Nigeria sai GEJ APC sai Buhari! MarchBuhari on 28/3/2015 as GeJMarchOntill2019!!! |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Walelavender(m): 3:01am On Feb 08, 2015 |
If they like they should shift it to May 28, for all I care, this present government would hand over on May 29. Prof Jega, without doubt, reached his 'breaking point'. For those calling for his arrest and prosecution should cover their faces in shame, as it is glaring the man is not going to make their rigging plans an easy ride. Let the ruling party expect the shocker of their life as CHANGE will sweep off the era of bad governance # God save Nigeria# 2 Likes |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Nobody: 3:01am On Feb 08, 2015 |
The only way that we can live, is if we GROW. The only way that we can grow is if we CHANGE. The only way that we can change is if we LEARN. The only way we can learn is if we are EXPOSED. And the only way that we can become exposed is if we throw ourselves out into the open. Do it. Throw yourself and VOTE BUHARI COME MARCH 28 1 Like |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Johnrake69: 3:04am On Feb 08, 2015 |
ismyheal75: Am not sure you have an idea of what your talking about. let's face it, Inec were never ready for the elections. Have you been to any local government to see the crowd waiting to get their PVC? more than 45% of registered voters are yet to get theirs and you want the elections to go on. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by onyxo76(m): 3:13am On Feb 08, 2015 |
this doesn't mean well for us as a nation... i just fear the Military coming back.... |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by otbliz(m): 3:18am On Feb 08, 2015 |
Ivanspring:That's the way to reply like a boss |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by shegzee43: 3:30am On Feb 08, 2015 |
dennismukoro: probably march with him to the grave ![]() dennismukoro: probably march with him to the grave |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by stopdat: 3:35am On Feb 08, 2015 |
myhoodlink:hmmm |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by Kamsi12(m): 3:35am On Feb 08, 2015 |
I love dat |
Re: INEC Officially Shifts Nigeria’s Election Date To March 28 And April 11 by LogicPower(m): 3:36am On Feb 08, 2015 |
Generals02: The part in bold got me laughing seriously - I almost spilled my cup of tea and got chocked on my snack of roasted cashew nuts. 1 Like |
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