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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by kindnyce(m): 5:42am On Apr 27, 2015
THE OLD MAN IS BEIGN DELUSIONAL

HE SHOULD ASK HIS KIDS,THEY II TELL HIM HUHARISM IS A MOVT NOT JUST A PASSIVE VICTORY
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by Nobody: 5:47am On Apr 27, 2015
Lolz May Sopanaa god of small pox annihilate your family may Esu Odara bless your incoming generation if sopanaa has not totally block there coming fool
illiad1:
Being an Igbo man/woman makes one a STAR by default in Nigeria. We are the centre of attraction. The HausaFulanis and their Yorubas slaves can't stop watching their backs even forty years after the war. God simply made us a higher specie. That's why we move like a Train with the speed of light. They can't simply fathom how we do what we do. Its the Lords doing and its marvelous in their eyes.

Doesn't it beat your imagination that forty years after the war and forty years of HausaFulanis ruling and ruining the contraption called nigeria the north remains the poorest region, with half of their population engaged in their best known profession, begging arms with leprosy hands.

Doesn't it beat your imagination that forty years after the war irrespective of all awolowo did to suppress the progress of Ndigbo after the war, Ndigbo lives in better part of lagos and eats well cooked three square meals daily while yorubas live in boys quarters and drink garri all day.

My advice to yorubas is this. If you so hate the Igbo man for being blessed, do what your father awolowo did; HANG YOURSELVES.
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by olalat(m): 5:50am On Apr 27, 2015
ShowYourCertificate:
Buhari's victory is not a popular mandate. He never secured massive votes from Nigerians. He failed woefully in the South East (couldn't even secure 25% votes there), failed woefully in the South South and won only marginally in the South West. He never got any massive votes from the South, infact he lost in the South.

With the cooked result produced from d SE bah. Who cares, the constitution only demand for 25% of 2/3 of the States. Cry me ocean.
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by Ijaya123: 5:51am On Apr 27, 2015
ShowYourCertificate:

It's a known fact that Buhari failed in the South (SE, SS, SW).

So who won in SW?

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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by sirsharks(m): 5:55am On Apr 27, 2015
ok we hear
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by Mrlady: 5:59am On Apr 27, 2015
Sweetguy25:
This man is great. He always says the truth, no matter how unpopular it is.
In fact, he is the most honest northern politician in this country. Forget Buhari, Balarabe Musa is the deal.
See hatred o undecided
Sweetguy25:
This man is great. He always says the truth, no matter how unpopular it is.
In fact, he is the most honest northern politician in this country. Forget Buhari, Balarabe Musa is the deal.
See hatred o
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by Nobody: 6:00am On Apr 27, 2015
theV0ice:
Finally, an abok.i, a nama rearer that some people consider great wink

Balarabe Musa is someone I respect very much but what he's saying holds no water...the June 12 elections had only 14million voters. 2011 elections won by Jonathan had 36million voters. If 2015 had 28million, it isn't buhari's fault. He's not the umpire and even the umpire will not point guns to people's head to force them to go vote. Nigerians generally are apathetic to elections.

A perfect example is the rerun elections in Imo state. Out of 144000 registered voters and 113000 PVC collected, less than 50000 came out to vote....

Now, whose fault is that?

your mother's?
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by Nobody: 6:03am On Apr 27, 2015
ShowYourCertificate:
Buhari's victory is not a popular mandate. He never secured massive votes from Nigerians. He failed woefully in the South East (couldn't even secure 25% votes there), failed woefully in the South South and won only marginally in the South West. He never got any massive votes from the South, infact he lost in the South.
he never needed no SE votes, those are minority votes. The minority always bends to the wish of the majority. SE votes? Laughing at ya grin

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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by kunyeo(m): 6:07am On Apr 27, 2015
Sweetguy25:
This man is great. He always says the truth, no matter how unpopular it is.
In fact, he is the most honest northern politician in this country. Forget Buhari, Balarabe Musa is the deal.

Vote for him then!
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by luvmijeje(f): 6:11am On Apr 27, 2015
The national chairman of the de-registered Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), said, Buhari has a mandate but not popular, he therefore wants the president-elect to form a government which will comprise all political parties

Oleeeeeeee! See force attachment.

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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by Nobody: 6:13am On Apr 27, 2015
ShowYourCertificate:
Buhari failed woefully in Imo state despite pulling over 100,000 votes. This is because he failed to secure 25%.

It's a known fact that Buhari failed in the South (SE, SS, SW). That's why his victory isn't a popular mandate. It's a regional mandate from the North wink. He needs to do sth about that when he assumes power.....a priceless advice.
he never needed any SE votes. Get it in your head: ibo votes are inconsequential

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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by olalat(m): 6:17am On Apr 27, 2015
illiad1:
Being an Igbo man/woman makes one a STAR by default in Nigeria. We are the centre of attraction. The HausaFulanis and their Yorubas slaves can't stop watching their backs even forty years after the war. God simply made us a higher specie. That's why we move like a Train with the speed of light. They can't simply fathom how we do what we do. Its the Lords doing and its marvelous in their eyes.

Doesn't it beat your imagination that forty years after the war and forty years of HausaFulanis ruling and ruining the contraption called nigeria the north remains the poorest region, with half of their population engaged in their best known profession, begging arms with leprosy hands.

Doesn't it beat your imagination that forty years after the war irrespective of all awolowo did to suppress the progress of Ndigbo after the war, Ndigbo lives in better part of lagos and eats well cooked three square meals daily while yorubas live in boys quarters and drink garri all day.

My advice to yorubas is this. If you so hate the Igbo man for being blessed, do what your father awolowo did; HANG YOURSELVES.

Ask ur fore fathers that used poly bags to pack their loads to the south western states to hawk matches on our street. Ask your father if u have one, how magnanimous Yoruba people are. Take stock of your rich fathers and fore fathers, many of them open shops in the day and go for rubbery in the night. They do all shots of illegal biz in our land, yet we are not hostile to them. We educated many of your few learned individuals yet u are not grateful. Your generations are aberration to this country. Your fore father staged the first coup that disrupted smooth governance in this country. Ur coward hero that did not think of the consequences started the war that almost annihilated your entire generation, he ran away. Your present leaders that do not think before taking actions just commit political blunder recently, yet they are the first to make stupid demands and pay unsolicited homage. The same line, you dim wit is towing presently. Why is it that you people do not think before u talk and act for goodness sake. It took ordinary civilian without military skill and knowledge to teach your thinkless fore fathers generational bitter war lesson. Yet somebody came years later to write: there was a country. I know very well you will become a lamented victims of the same doom line people before you towed that you too begin to embark upon now. You shall come here to claim victim of your self inflicted action. Mark my words.

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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by OrlandoOwoh(m): 6:18am On Apr 27, 2015
Whether popular or not, there is a mandate. In the US, some people that became presidents got more electoral votes than popular votes.
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by pure2012soul(m): 6:19am On Apr 27, 2015
ShowYourCertificate:
Read his statement, search your conscience, and then tell me if he's wrong in what he said.
I tire o. Some people can never be objective
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by lexy2014: 6:25am On Apr 27, 2015
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Buhari failed woefully in Imo state despite pulling over 100,000 votes. This is because he failed to secure 25%.

It's a known fact that Buhari failed in the South (SE, SS, SW). That's why his victory isn't a popular mandate. It's a regional mandate from the North wink. He needs to do sth about that when he assumes power.....a priceless advice.
popular victory or not I think we all agree on one thing, there was a victory. Thats d most impt thing. How was this victory obtained was it constitutional or unconstitutional? Having secured 25 percent in at least 23 states it was a done deal. D only thing is 2 keep our fingers crossed and c how GMB will rule post may 29
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by ddeola: 6:32am On Apr 27, 2015
Sorry Bala, your party was not even registered.

Nigerians have chosen their President and if you have a problem with that, go to Syria.

Popular my foot. angry angry angry

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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by BOLAUWA: 6:32am On Apr 27, 2015
wait oo,bt pdp don dey rig elections since 1999 dey win since nobody dey talk.nw APC rig election win, PDP nw dey cry. unu doh embarassed

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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by Nobody: 6:34am On Apr 27, 2015
theV0ice:


Keep shaking your head. You that thinks a man who graduated from Aldershoot and the US war college is an 'illiterate' is indeed a sorry case of a brainwashed individual.

Of course everybody knows how you and your ilk think

what d Bleep is wrong with you? Aldershoot n u.s war collect where places where buhari went for military training. Those are not schools where j get normal education....

Millions of Nigerians do not even know the meaning of the word illiterate. smh
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by BabaO2: 6:34am On Apr 27, 2015
ShowYourCertificate:
Read his statement, search your conscience, and then tell me if he's wrong in what he said.
What he said doesn't make sense. If the 70m have voted, GMB would have overwhelmly disgrace the sitting president because almost maximum available votes in SE were barbarically wrote for Jonathan. Most of the remaining of the said 70m not cast reside in GMB stronghold. He should stop foooling himself just because he wants to be relevant

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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by anwe: 6:35am On Apr 27, 2015
theV0ice:


When I consider the tears being shed by APGA today and the resounding victory of Okorocha, I am obligated to discoubtenance the results of march 28 in the SE and SS

You try since Buhari is now Okorocha and has rule Imo state before. By the way are you not aware that APC rigged massively in the north ? Again was Buhari harassed anywhere in the south ? but happened to GEJ in the North ?
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by pasol4real(m): 6:35am On Apr 27, 2015
theV0ice:


Its not the winning that poses a problem my friend.....its the brazenness of the rigging......allocating less than 5% of the votes in a whole state to GMB.

Anyway, thank God he didn't need them.....eventually wink
he Still wud hav won even without à single vote from the sw .So even the sw votes were in consequencial ,your votes hav always vin inconsequencial.gej wud Still hav won in 2011 without à single yoruba vote or sw vote.in otherwords ,yoruba votes are Just for formality sakes,ur votes are no determinant factor in Nigeria's elections. had jega n the north not rigged so brazingly in the north gmb wud hav lost woefully.
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by Change2015(m): 6:37am On Apr 27, 2015
chat2deen:




Bad as e bi, he know reach gej wey loose despite all rigging machine at his disposal.

Lol. You mind the children of bitterness. If Jonathan was not a brainless alcoholic I might almost understand this stupid worshipping... Just saying.

#change
#GMB
#APC
#oneNigeria
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by lexy2014: 6:39am On Apr 27, 2015
ShowYourCertificate:
Of course he never needed his WASC. Afterall, our previous leaders are hardly university graduates (with exception of Yar Adua and Jonathan) so it's not totally strange that we have a school drop out as a president. The world is aware.
let's agree with u 4a moment that the world is aware that buhari is a drop out. D world is also aware that mark zukerberg, larry ellison, bill gates are school drop outs but this hasn't prevented d world from patronising them. popular victory or not I think we all agree on one thing, there was a victory. Thats d most impt thing. How was this victory obtained was it constitutional or unconstitutional? Having secured 25 percent in at least 23 states it was a done deal. D US presidential elections in 2000, al gore got more popular votes but lost against george bush who won by reason of more electoral votes. D only thing is 2 keep our fingers crossed and c how GMB will rule post may 29. Buhari is d president elect there's nothing we can do about it.What we shuld b praying fƠ̴̴̴̴͡я̲̅ now is that he performs cos if he doesn't its another 4yrs wasted. Its not about buhari but d welfare of nigerians. If he does well in office d country will b better fƠ̴̴̴̴͡я̲̅ it and vice versa.no sentiments

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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by sokera: 6:46am On Apr 27, 2015
ShowYourCertificate:
Buhari's victory is not a popular mandate. He never secured massive votes from Nigerians. He failed woefully in the South East (couldn't even secure 25% votes there), failed woefully in the South South and won only marginally in the South West. He never got any massive votes from the South, infact he lost in the South.
tell me the state in north jona won massive votes ?
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by illiad1(m): 6:46am On Apr 27, 2015
olalat:


Ask ur fore fathers that used poly bags to pack their loads to the south western states to hawk matches on our street. Ask your father if u have one, how magnanimous Yoruba people are. Take stock of your rich fathers and fore fathers, many of them open shops in the day and go for rubbery in the night. They do all shots of illegal biz in our land, yet we are not hostile to them. We educated many of your few learned individuals yet u are not grateful. Your generations are aberration to this country. Your fore father staged the first coup that disrupted smooth governance in this country. Ur coward hero that did not think of the consequences started the war that almost annihilated your entire generation, he ran away. Your present leaders that do not think before taking actions just commit political blunder recently, yet they are the first to make stupid demands and pay unsolicited homage. The same line, you dim wit is towing presently. Why is it that you people do not think before u talk and act for goodness sake. It took ordinary civilian without military skill and knowledge to teach your thinkless fore fathers generational bitter war lesson. Yet somebody came years later to write: there was a country. I know very well you will become a lamented victims of the same doom line people before you towed that you too begin to embark upon now. You shall come here to claim victim of your self inflicted action. Mark my words.

Moments before he committed suicide, awolowo lamented in exact same manner as you just did. Adieu!
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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by nyabinghi(m): 6:49am On Apr 27, 2015
illiad1:
Being an Igbo man/woman makes one a STAR by default in Nigeria. We are the centre of attraction. The HausaFulanis and their Yorubas slaves can't stop watching their backs even forty years after the war. God simply made us a higher specie. That's why we move like a Train with the speed of light. They can't simply fathom how we do what we do. Its the Lords doing and its marvelous in their eyes.

Doesn't it beat your imagination that forty years after the war and forty years of HausaFulanis ruling and ruining the contraption called nigeria the north remains the poorest region, with half of their population engaged in their best known profession, begging arms with leprosy hands.

Doesn't it beat your imagination that forty years after the war irrespective of all awolowo did to suppress the progress of Ndigbo after the war, Ndigbo lives in better part of lagos and eats well cooked three square meals daily while yorubas live in boys quarters and drink garri all day.

My advice to yorubas is this. If you so hate the Igbo man for being blessed, do what your father awolowo did; HANG YOURSELVES.
you will soon run to cote d'ivoire like your chicked hearted fellow ojukwu who ran dressed like a sissy when obj and adekunle came for him. How many flat headed idiots died then, now e go reach 15 million.

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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by Chivee(f): 6:50am On Apr 27, 2015
ShowYourCertificate:
Who said it's Buhari's fault? You guys are so brainwashed that you can't comprehend simple statements anymore. SMH.
smh
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by Reference(m): 6:50am On Apr 27, 2015
Buhari the candidate was not the sole cause of voter apathy. It had much to do with the cumbersome electoral system, the overheating of the polity by both parties and the lack of faith in government as a whole as exemplified by the out going regime. Having said that Buhari has some doubts revolving around his persona particularly with the older generation who know him through and through and feel he will just not tick enough boxes by the end of his tenure.

However it is heart warming to see doubts arise. Hopefully they grow to dissent and evolve into solid opposition to broaden and deepen democracy in the northern polity similar to what happened in the west and less successfully in the south-south under OBJ and GEJ respectively.
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by pasol4real(m): 6:50am On Apr 27, 2015
izu777:
Without minding that he hailed from the same region with the president-elect, Balarabe Musa, an elder statesman has said Buhari's victory in the March 28 presidential polls does not reflect the wish of the generality of Nigerians. He said an election won on a shortfall of 42 million registered voters isn't a reflection of the true will of the people. Only 28 million of the total 70 million registered voters took active participation in the election.

The national chairman of the de-registered Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), said, Buhari has a mandate but not popular, he therefore wants the president-elect to form a government which will comprise all political parties. The former governor of old Kaduna state said, the only fortunate thing about the just concluded polls is that Nigeria is not divided despite anxieties before the elections.


PS: This article is a summarized version of the original news

Source: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/component/k2/item/532-buhari-s-victory-not-a-popular-mandate-northern-statesman
i See buhari'victory as God ' s mandate n not neccesarily the will or mandate of the people. in any case sometimes the will of God is not the will of the people.
Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by theV0ice: 6:51am On Apr 27, 2015
anonimi:



Someone posts a comment and you wonder whether the person passed through school without the school passign through him

Balarabe Musa said Buhari has a mandate but not a popular one based on total votes cast and the % he won. You are here bringing up the number of votes in 1993 i.e. 22 years ago that MKO won by a landslide compared to Tofa.

Do we have the same population as 1993

Then you spoil your own argument by bringing 2011 when 8 million people MORE voted despite a lesser population and Jonathan had a greater margin and wider SPREAD. Surely you nor try at all angry

What percentage of the population voting makes a vote popular? 12% voted in 2011 even with 4million multiple registration which inec weeded out this year.

When next you wish to bleat on a public forum, at least get those who know to educate you. MKO Abiola had 8million votes in 1993 while Tofa had 6million. Nothing landslide about it but the political commentators didnt bleat about it not being popular because unlike you, they understood what a popular vote meant.

Concerning spread, if the goons who went on a shooting spree in the SS had been reined in by brother Jonathan and his enforcers, surely Buhari would have gotten more votes than what your ogas choose to allocate him. If also the desperate rigging witnessed in the SE which even APGA, a PDP subsidiary couldn't stomach, the results would have been different.

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Re: Buhari's Victory, Not A Popular Mandate - Northern Statesman by dolido: 6:52am On Apr 27, 2015
Why are people so wild with their comments? B Musa is not criticizing or admonishing anyone by his statements, he's merely pointing out FACTS.

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