Pvin:
another convert from the east just like this my guy MOMENTUSJAY. Read his/her version.


Few days ago I was accosted by a friend who
wanted to know who between President Jonathan
and General Mohammed Buhari, I would be voting
for in the forthcoming March 28, 2015 presidential
election. His reason for coming to me with this
question was informed by what he described as a
“remarkable shift in my political sentiment in the
past few days.”
Now, I had been an unrepentant critic of President
Jonathan’s led administration and as such a
staunch supporter of General Mahammdu Buhari’s
candidacy. My unflinching support for General
Buhari has more often than not got me into
trouble with friends and fellow South Easterners
who are fanatically committed to Jonathan’s re-
election. Nevertheless, I have never allowed these
often verbal attack and public humiliation to deter
me from supporting Buhari. I was there in Okpara
Square the day the good old General came
campaigning in Enugu. I had to be there because I
believe in the change he was going to bring and
thought I had to give him all the support I could
muster.
So when I began speaking well of Jonathan in
recent days, my sudden political u-turn did not go
unnoticed by my closest friends. They wanted to
know why I am leaving my beloved General who
despite all odds I have stood by and voted for, for
the three times he had run for the highest office
in the land.
As could be seen, my shift in allegiance was not
informed by tribal sentiment. Though Igbo, I had
voted for General Buhari in all the elections he
contested for in this country. Also, I did not begin
supporting Jonathan recently because I believe he
is a better candidate to Buhari. In fact, truth be
told, Jonathan has failed in many areas and is still
going to fail in more areas. I am lobbying for
Jonathan’s reelection today because I believe that
his presidency more than that of my beloved
Buhari will take Nigeria to the path of peace and
prosperity that the great Ikemba longed and
prayed for many years ago.
As succinctly, argued in his magnum opus,
Because I Am Involved, Ikemba believed that the
trouble with Nigeria is premised on the undue
political advantage given by the British to the
North just before independence. He was insistent
that Nigeria cannot move forward with its present
lopsided and unjust political structure and
suggested an East-West Alliance as the best if
not the only way towards restructuring of the
country.
Any knee observer of Nigeria’s political
permutation in recent weeks will notice that the
quest for Jonathan’s re-election is gradually
bringing to fruition the East-West alliance that the
Ikemba had prayed for. For never before have the
Igbo and their brothers in the South-South and
South-West been so united in pursuing one cause
as they are in ensuring the re-election of
President Jonathan. I have feeling that If this new
trend eventually pulls through, it will bring an end
to the hegemonic position of the North and create
a new Nigeria where all Nigerians will be
considered equal; a Nigeria where the born to rule
mentality is finally erased for good.
As my present view can easily be misunderstood,
let me categorically state that this is not an
attack on the North. I bear no ill will towards the
North. I honestly love northerners; however, the
truth is that I believe that the present structure of
the country has made Nigeria so unworkable that
everybody, including the North is reaping from the
tragedy. A restructured, more viable and strong
Nigeria is also in the interest of the North.
In the final analysis, I am thinking of a new
Nigeria that will be born after March 28. A Nigeria
where Jonathan emerges the president and my
beloved General is made the chairman of EFCC.
That will definitely be an interesting Nigeria. As
you can see, I have a reason for supporting both
Jonathan and Buhari after all. Sai Buhari and
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan till 2019!

Adminisher:
This is the most retarded, intellectually shallow thread i have read today. Every sentence is a product of landlocked, narrow, in exposed South east upbringing. It may have been typed out of a beer parlour in Ihiala.

exxell:
So today, Buhari came to Owerri peacefully and went without any hitch. When he left, nobody used water to wash the road. He was respected as an official contender for the post of the presidency. Rewind back to last week. President Jonathan was in Daura, Kastina state and when he left, the youths and elders were washing the road as if an evil came to visit them. They spited the office of the presidency! All these while, I have always been skeptical of voting Jonathan again because he was too "gentle" for me. But I also know that Buhari is not a better option for Nigeria. My reasons are these;

#1 He is retarrded
#2 He is a Muslim and an extremist for that one
#3 He is too old to rule Nigeria in the 21st century... All these his packagings are hogwash by those who want to hijack Nigeria
#4 He said that the full meaning of APC is All Progressive Confident
#5 He has no certificate (Proven)... How can he rule Nigeria with so many professors around?
#6 He called INEC the Independent Nigeria Electoral Commission
#7 He is surrounded by crooks who wants nothing but their own selfish gains e.g Rochas Okorocha, Tinubu and Co, Amaechi
#8 He said that the name of his VP is Yemi Osunbade
#9 He said that he will stabilise oil prices in the world ( Confirm Madness)
#10 He just said today that he will make the naira equal to dollars (Who does this man take us for? Magas?

Because of the above listed reasons and because Jonathan didn't perform as I expected, I decided to void my vote. But today as I was discussing with a Mallam that came to repair my shoe, guess what this man told me? That Allah has decreed that Buhari will win. He said that Jonathan won the 2011 elections because the Nothern people sinned against Allah and that Allah said in the Qur'an that anytime they sin, foreigners will rule them! I was like the Fucckk? He said that this was what has been preached to them all these while in their mosques .
The one that annoyed me most was that he told me that the Northerners don't need any education in order to hold any political post because they have a divine mandate to rule the world.

At this point, I wanted to go inside my house, boil hot oil and barbecue this illiterate fool... But the love of God made me not to.

So finally, I have decided to go and dust up my PVC again and VOTE DR GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN! This man is an Angel.... Believe me when I tell you so.... You need to listen to a Northerner and believe me.

Pvin:
another convert from the east just like this my guy MOMENTUSJAY. Read his/her version.


Few days ago I was accosted by a friend who
wanted to know who between President Jonathan
and General Mohammed Buhari, I would be voting
for in the forthcoming March 28, 2015 presidential
election. His reason for coming to me with this
question was informed by what he described as a
“remarkable shift in my political sentiment in the
past few days.”
Now, I had been an unrepentant critic of President
Jonathan’s led administration and as such a
staunch supporter of General Mahammdu Buhari’s
candidacy. My unflinching support for General
Buhari has more often than not got me into
trouble with friends and fellow South Easterners
who are fanatically committed to Jonathan’s re-
election. Nevertheless, I have never allowed these
often verbal attack and public humiliation to deter
me from supporting Buhari. I was there in Okpara
Square the day the good old General came
campaigning in Enugu. I had to be there because I
believe in the change he was going to bring and
thought I had to give him all the support I could
muster.
So when I began speaking well of Jonathan in
recent days, my sudden political u-turn did not go
unnoticed by my closest friends. They wanted to
know why I am leaving my beloved General who
despite all odds I have stood by and voted for, for
the three times he had run for the highest office
in the land.
As could be seen, my shift in allegiance was not
informed by tribal sentiment. Though Igbo, I had
voted for General Buhari in all the elections he
contested for in this country. Also, I did not begin
supporting Jonathan recently because I believe he
is a better candidate to Buhari. In fact, truth be
told, Jonathan has failed in many areas and is still
going to fail in more areas. I am lobbying for
Jonathan’s reelection today because I believe that
his presidency more than that of my beloved
Buhari will take Nigeria to the path of peace and
prosperity that the great Ikemba longed and
prayed for many years ago.
As succinctly, argued in his magnum opus,
Because I Am Involved, Ikemba believed that the
trouble with Nigeria is premised on the undue
political advantage given by the British to the
North just before independence. He was insistent
that Nigeria cannot move forward with its present
lopsided and unjust political structure and
suggested an East-West Alliance as the best if
not the only way towards restructuring of the
country.
Any knee observer of Nigeria’s political
permutation in recent weeks will notice that the
quest for Jonathan’s re-election is gradually
bringing to fruition the East-West alliance that the
Ikemba had prayed for. For never before have the
Igbo and their brothers in the South-South and
South-West been so united in pursuing one cause
as they are in ensuring the re-election of
President Jonathan. I have feeling that If this new
trend eventually pulls through, it will bring an end
to the hegemonic position of the North and create
a new Nigeria where all Nigerians will be
considered equal; a Nigeria where the born to rule
mentality is finally erased for good.
As my present view can easily be misunderstood,
let me categorically state that this is not an
attack on the North. I bear no ill will towards the
North. I honestly love northerners; however, the
truth is that I believe that the present structure of
the country has made Nigeria so unworkable that
everybody, including the North is reaping from the
tragedy. A restructured, more viable and strong
Nigeria is also in the interest of the North.
In the final analysis, I am thinking of a new
Nigeria that will be born after March 28. A Nigeria
where Jonathan emerges the president and my
beloved General is made the chairman of EFCC.
That will definitely be an interesting Nigeria. As
you can see, I have a reason for supporting both
Jonathan and Buhari after all. Sai Buhari and
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan till 2019!

NgeneUkwenu:
Shameless and Kindergarten liar!

lewis33:
is oweri Jonathan home town. why can't people use common sense.

JackBaueress:
nna nawao! You know see say I hiss?
The way ndi Igbo carry Jonathan matter for head eh.... Ijaws will never reciprocate when una turn reach o!

Eheeeen!!

shakaTheZulu:


Why are you changing monikers like pants




All na = berem

JackBaueress:
because I made a sincere comment in sexuality section,you took a screenshot of my post and kept spamming it everywhere. Na you go tire o!
I will continue to be your nightmare on nairaland not until you stop stalking me.

focus7:
You decided before today, stop fooling yourself. Beside, I know you igbos always have problem with I identity but let me remind you that Owerri is not Jonathan town neither is Imo state but Daura is GMB town, you consider Jonathan to have displayed his dunceness to have imagine that he can lobby the emir of Daura and the people to vote for him at atime like this. Do you ever see GMB visit Otueke or do you see him vist Balyelsa more than once?

exxell:
So today, Buhari came to Owerri peacefully and went without any hitch. When he left, nobody used water to wash the road. He was respected as an official contender for the post of the presidency. Rewind back to last week. President Jonathan was in Daura, Kastina state and when he left, the youths and elders were washing the road as if an evil came to visit them. They spited the office of the presidency! All these while, I have always been skeptical of voting Jonathan again because he was too "gentle" for me. But I also know that Buhari is not a better option for Nigeria. My reasons are these;

#1 He is retarrded
#2 He is a Muslim and an extremist for that one
#3 He is too old to rule Nigeria in the 21st century... All these his packagings are hogwash by those who want to hijack Nigeria
#4 He said that the full meaning of APC is All Progressive Confident
#5 He has no certificate (Proven)... How can he rule Nigeria with so many professors around?
#6 He called INEC the Independent Nigeria Electoral Commission
#7 He is surrounded by crooks who wants nothing but their own selfish gains e.g Rochas Okorocha, Tinubu and Co, Amaechi
#8 He said that the name of his VP is Yemi Osunbade
#9 He said that he will stabilise oil prices in the world ( Confirm Madness)
#10 He just said today that he will make the naira equal to dollars Who does this man take us for? Magas?

Because of the above listed reasons and because Jonathan didn't perform as I expected, I decided to void my vote. But today in the evning as I was discussing with a Mallam that came to repair my shoe, guess what this man told me? That Allah has decreed that Buhari will win. He said that Jonathan won the 2011 elections because the Nothern people sinned against Allah and that Allah said in the Qur'an that anytime they sin, foreigners will rule them! I was like the Fucckk? He said that this was what has been preached to them all these while in their mosques .
The one that annoyed me most was that he told me that the Northerners don't need any education in order to hold any political post because they have a divine mandate to rule the world.

At this point, I wanted to go inside my house, boil hot oil and barbecue this illiterate fool... But the love of God made me not to.

So finally, I have decided to go and dust up my PVC again and VOTE DR GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN! This man is an Angel.... Believe me when I tell you so.... You need to listen to a Northerner and believe me.