stellytwinkle:
I can bet with all my pots of soup that GEJ would win.
If there is/are any contradiction(s) here, I dare you to bet with me.

stellytwinkle:
I can bet with all my pots of soup that GEJ would win.
If there is/are any contradiction(s) here, I dare you to bet with me.

tucky200:
Sai baba
Sai buhari
Hit like if u believe in change

medamillion:
THINK TWICE BEFORE YOU VOTE

Who is Jonathan to Nigeria nd Nigerians, When Jonathan was a deputy governor in bayelsa state, Calamity befall Alamesiegha. When he was d vice president of Nigeria, Calamity befall Yaradua. Now he is d present president of Nigeria, a lot of calamity is befallen Nigeria, More than 100,000 of Nigerians are now refugees in neighbouring country, Over 13,000 have died in d hand of boko haram, fuel from 65 to 97, nepa tariffs going higher, Dana air crash, Agagu plane crash, yakowa and Azazi crash, Taraba state Governor Danbaba Suntai plane crash and lost memory, Two military helicopter crash, corruption everywhere, Impunity,thuggery,kidnapping,insecurity everywhere, 16 is greater than 19, 7 house of assembly members out of 26 impeached their speaker, brigandage master fayose and his thugs beat up judge inside court, To mention but few. JONATHAN is a Calamity which any Nation should Resist.

Vote for Betterment of Naija
Vote for CHANGE
Vote GMB/PYO
VOTE APC

Olril18:
they said they are bringing change,
they are only bringing change of hunger!!
ask those in osun,and Ogun,6 months and 3
months of salary respectively unpaid
people are now groaning in hunger
people av died becos they can't
pay hospital bills..
the economy of osun is now virtually paralyzed
is this the change they want to bring??
vote wisely
vote for continuity
GEJ till 2019!!!

stellytwinkle:
I can bet with all my pots of soup that GEJ would win.
If there is/are any contradiction(s) here, I dare you to bet with me.

blessedvisky:
Great people of NL, today is the day we finally decided the future of this great country!! The long awaited presidential elections are finally here. Let's see what the results would look like today for the two main contenders.

CLICK LIKE FOR GMB AND SHARE FOR GEJ

UrennaNkoli:
These are some of the best photos from the final week of campaigning before we all as patriotic Nigerians align out to perform what should arguably be the toughest test yet in the history of this country. This is your obligation and my obligation, vote and say no to violence.

Pls vote wisely.

1. A comedian dances at a rally of Nigeria's ruling People's Democratic Party (PDP) in the south-western town of Akure ahead of Saturday's presidential and parliamentary poll. Analysts say the vote is evenly split, with the result too close to call but the PDP is confident that it will win its first once more.




2. The opposition All Progressive Congress (APC) is also confident of victory. Here, its supporters wave brooms in northern Bauchi city to signal their determination to sweep to power in Africa's most populous state.



3. This man wears a mask of President Goodluck Jonathan in the commercial capital, Lagos. He is facing a strong challenge from Muhammadu Buhari, a former military ruler who hopes to return to office as an elected president.



4. Here, a vendor sells sunglasses at his roadside shop in front of posters of the bespectacled Gen Buhari. He is campaigning under the slogan "change".



5. Gen Buhari and Mr Jonathan have also been courting traditional rulers, who wield influence over voters. These traditional rulers met the president in Owerri in south-east Nigeria, in the final days of campaigning....



6. The election has been marred by militant Islamist group Boko Haram's six-year insurgency in the north-east. Here, a woman lies in a makeshift hospital in Maiduguri, the former headquarters of Boko Haram...



7. The militants have been in retreat since regional forces launched an offensive earlier this year to recapture territory. In this photo, a Nigerian soldier is seen entering a building in Bama town. The building was used by the militants as a prison, before they the fled.



8. This woman in the capital, Abuja, buys meat at a market. Some Nigerians have been stocking up on food, amid fears that the election could trigger violence.



9. Meanwhile in Lagos, a man is seen drawing water from a well while a woman washes dishes. Despite the country being Africa's main oil producer, most Nigerians are poor, hoping that the party they vote for will improve their lives.


Dats gud!!!! The Day has come


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