Mynd44:
Those who call him "hero" are the problem with this country and sick in the head.

And add to that some people actually mentioned a Nobel prize....

Smh I concur I v argued dis couple of times but i seems not to be winning an audible voice just ushered out my mind

skyra:
you would not b saying this if he had done a mugabe on us. He is on record to have said his ambition isn't worth the blood of any nigerian.
Truth be told, there was massive rigging on both sides of the divide, would buhari have conceeded defeat if he had lost? Somehow I doubt he would.
Whatever else he may be, he earned my respect and deepest thanks for accepting the peoples wishes and bowing out gracefully from the stage

soloafe:
I wish same can be said of you madam chiboks. even ur igbo nation are disappointed in you, for the embarrassment u have brought to them.

holatin:
ow old are you, when did you start reading newspaper ?
Answer dat and I will tell you who made that statement and why abati was charged to court by buhari

dearpreye:


It still doesn't justify your stupid and odious generalisation. It doesn't matter how hard you try to twist it.

I believe similar acts must have committed by a barbaric few amongst your people!

AroOkigbo:

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For once just think what the country would have turned to had he said no to the election results.
Bros, it could have been worse.

Mynd44:
Those who call him "hero" are the problem with this country and sick in the head.

And add to that some people actually mentioned a Nobel prize....

Smh

Raxxye:
A hero, according to Wikipedia, is

"a character or person, who, in the face of danger and
adversity or from a position of weakness, displays
courage or self-sacrifice"

Another source defines it thus:

"a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic
qualities or has performed a heroic act and is
regarded as a model or ideal"

Unless Ezekwesili has a different definition of a hero different from the above, then I beg to disagree with her.

For promising to conduct a free and fair election without interfering in the process, and keeping his words: that makes him a hero

Think for a second what would have become of last Saturday's election had the president lost his calm after the card reader failed to capture him and kept him waiting in the sun for over thirty minutes, moreso when his party had advised against the use of the card reader. Had he stormed out of that polling booth, that would have been the end of election that day, and the consequences could only have been imagined. For maintaining his cool in the face of that, he is a hero

For calling GMB and congratulating him(something GMB never did in 2011 and can never do), and thereby averting "goons and baboons" being soaked in blood, he is a hero

For telling his party not to bother contesting the outcome of the election in court to avoid distracting the incoming president, he is a hero

Hate him as much as you choose to do, Mrs Ezekwesili, you cannot take this glorious moment from him. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has set a standard for democracy, not only in Nigeria, but also in Africa. The man is a true democrat and, indeed, our national hero!

soloafe:
I wish same can be said of you madam chiboks. even ur igbo nation are disappointed in you, for the embarrassment u have brought to them.

triiga:


Why re u talkn as if yhu dnt knw d kinda politicians ds country hav produced ova d years, Which politician will concede in d manner GEJ did without goin to court...Pls reason befor talkn

aflyingbird:
fk u. for your own good, go and get yourself an education and learn the true meaning of heroism. thank me later.

chamboy:
what is Igbo Nation.. Gathering of Hypocrites

hugafella:

your father, mother and entire lineage are d0pe heads. your dad personally trained a rascal like you. only a Bastard can make stupid comments. I'm sure your mother raised a cretin in you and all your siblings. id!ot!

temitemi1:
GEJ my HERO! FAYOSE my role MODEL...

Raxxye:
A hero, according to Wikipedia, is

"a character or person, who, in the face of danger and
adversity or from a position of weakness, displays
courage or self-sacrifice"

Another source defines it thus:

"a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic
qualities or has performed a heroic act and is
regarded as a model or ideal"

Unless Ezekwesili has a different definition of a hero different from the above, then I beg to disagree with her.

For promising to conduct a free and fair election without interfering in the process, and keeping his words: that makes him a hero

Think for a second what would have become of last Saturday's election had the president lost his calm after the card reader failed to capture him and kept him waiting in the sun for over thirty minutes, moreso when his party had advised against the use of the card reader. Had he stormed out of that polling booth, that would have been the end of election that day, and the consequences could only have been imagined. For maintaining his cool in the face of that, he is a hero

For calling GMB and congratulating him(something GMB never did in 2011 and can never do), and thereby averting "goons and baboons" being soaked in blood, he is a hero

For telling his party not to bother contesting the outcome of the election in court to avoid distracting the incoming president, he is a hero

Hate him as much as you choose to do, Mrs Ezekwesili, you cannot take this glorious moment from him. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has set a standard for democracy, not only in Nigeria, but also in Africa. The man is a true democrat and, indeed, our national hero!

geefasee:
dont mind her she is only booking herself for another post. Gej did not give her any appointment that is why she is vomiting jagons. Yeye

Mynd44:

Fayemi conceded to Fayose and no one cried

Raxxye:
A hero, according to Wikipedia, is

"a character or person, who, in the face of danger and
adversity or from a position of weakness, displays
courage or self-sacrifice"

Another source defines it thus:

"a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic
qualities or has performed a heroic act and is
regarded as a model or ideal"

Unless Ezekwesili has a different definition of a hero different from the above, then I beg to disagree with her.

For promising to conduct a free and fair election without interfering in the process, and keeping his words: that makes him a hero

Think for a second what would have become of last Saturday's election had the president lost his calm after the card reader failed to capture him and kept him waiting in the sun for over thirty minutes, moreso when his party had advised against the use of the card reader. Had he stormed out of that polling booth, that would have been the end of election that day, and the consequences could only have been imagined. For maintaining his cool in the face of that, he is a hero

For calling GMB and congratulating him(something GMB never did in 2011 and can never do), and thereby averting "goons and baboons" being soaked in blood, he is a hero

For telling his party not to bother contesting the outcome of the election in court to avoid distracting the incoming president, he is a hero

Hate him as much as you choose to do, Mrs Ezekwesili, you cannot take this glorious moment from him. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has set a standard for democracy, not only in Nigeria, but also in Africa. The man is a true democrat and, indeed, our national hero!

Texcoco:
Yeah and was forced days later to recant by thieffnubu,go figure.

Boss13:
[s]The Jonathanians wants to force PGEJ to our history book. A clueless man who performed the least when compared with dead presidents. They beat their drums that Jonathan conceded defeat and averted conflicts. What was he expected to do, stay glue to power. Probably many would die but Jonathan and his wicked aides will pay dearly. I presumed he remembered Gbagbo and with pressures from the international communities, he was left with little choice but to accept that he has lost.

Jonathan still remains the worst president the country has ever experienced. A country not at war yet unsecured with refugees. People lost their means of livelihood, many lost loved ones and homes, innocent children being kidnapped or slain in their sleep. Yet the wicked Jonathanians would comfort themselves with a clueless and dumb president conceding defeat than hide their heads in shame for their wicked deeds and non-performance. What impact was Jonathan's administration to Nigerians. Our economy flipped and stumbled, corruption overran law enforcement officers, lawlessness and impunity were the order of the day. Ministers and aides acted like demi-gods and raped our country of its resources. Militants and criminals were allotted juicy contracts for electioneering purposes. Our military was politicised and reduced to a debacle of shame and epitomised as a failed institution.

While the wicked partied to stupor, Nigerians watched and waited patiently and today we are happy and grateful to be off the chains of wicked and selfish power mongers. Jonathanians are nothing but automated wicked in full display.[/s]

Sagamite:


You are a cretinous fuuktard!

If you father and all your ancestors are too daft to rull over Nigeria, don't assume everyone's father cannot.

Cretinous fuuktard!

0ldirtybastard:


Your likes are manacled by rock-hard poverty and stupidity of revoltingly odious heights, confined in a cocoon of mind-defying unintelligence and egregious dimwittedness. You'll only present me with 3 minutes of crude spectacle, with me unleashing primitive savagery and brutality on you in physical form, leaving you trounced and completely battered, head stomped to a pulpy mass, arms twisted out of human fashion, legs broken in grotesque appearances. Keep wallowing in the abysmal depths of undiluted hopelessness and unbrilliance. When your father can't even head an organization of alaye boys, you're here condemning GEJ.

temitemi1:
GEJ my HERO! FAYOSE my role MODEL...