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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by ifakiboy(m): 12:45pm On Dec 08, 2017
Please, how are the looters? Babachair, Baru, or Oke?

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by dieBYfire: 12:47pm On Dec 08, 2017
BUHARI HAS FINALLY STEPPED DOWN INDIRECTLY, I SUPPORT THIS WORDS , INCOMONG PRESIDENT ATIKU GET READY FOR ASOROCK IN 2019!

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by ojoagba: 12:48pm On Dec 08, 2017
we must stop this attitude that its only igbo that detests bad governance. am from the north and the harsh economy affects every body including those blindly supporting because of religion. even security, are the herdsmen not doing worst than boko haram?

How biafra by the way?[/quote]

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by Nobody: 12:50pm On Dec 08, 2017
Ebullience:
President Muhammadu Buhari has challenged those who want to contest against him in 2019 to an integrity test.

Speaking at an interactive session with community leaders and stakeholders at the Coronation Hall of the Kano Government House to round off his two-day visit to the state, he said Nigerians would not let treasury looters return to power.

He said: “Those who ruled Nigeria without vision and looted the nation’s treasury are the same people boasting that they will displace the APC government and return to office.

“We will wait and see, if they think Nigerians are ignorant. They have the guts of declaring their intention to reclaim office.”


The President cautioned the opposition to be ready to respond to questions from Nigerians on how they governed for 16 years without genuine development.

The opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says it will be returning to power in 2019 because, in its view, the APC is not doing well.

Buhari said: “Public office holders involved in sharp malpractices would incur the wrath of God. “Those assigned into public positions of trust were mortals, they will transit and appear before their creator to answer for the misdeeds carried out while holding forth the position entrusted in their care by the populace.”

To the President, “it is infuriating that those tasked with the administration of criminal justice in Nigeria were detected to be engaged in criminal acts”. “Diplomatic passports, huge amount of foreign and local currencies were found in the possession of a judge; how does this sound?”

Buhari also alleged that “from 1999 to 2014, Nigeria exported over two million barrels of crude oil daily at the cost of 100 USD, the monies realised were squandered and looted. They failed to save for the future and this is where we are today.”

He lamented that “corruption and corrupt practices have assumed a frightening dimension” and explained that “the fight against corruption is the most difficult task of the present administration’s agenda since its inception over two year ago”.


All the property recovered from treasury looters will be sold off and the proceeds remitted to the Federal Government’s coffers for use to provide the good things of life for Nigerians, he said.

Selling off the properties would serve as deterrent to politicians who want to steal, the President added.

Giving reasons for his thinking, Buhari said it was to avoid the mistake he made as a military ruler when the stolen assets he confiscated were returned to the owners after he left office.

President Buhari thanked Kano people for their warm reception and promised to play a part in the state’s development.

Buhari said: “The mammoth crowd, including children, women and youths who thronged the streets to catch a glimpse of me, is a signal to those on the other side of the divide that I am still popular and relevant at home.”

Emir of Kano Muhammad Sanusi 11 raised the alarm on the “danger lurking ahead over the massive importation of cheap beverages into the country”. I urge the Federal Government to do something urgent to stop this ugly trend.”

He called for the review of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) charter, saying the liberalisation agreement of cross-border trade does not favour Nigeria as massive smuggling of sub-standard products, such as rice, textile materials and beverages have continued to kill the nation’s economy.

Stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state adopted the President as their candidate for the 2019 general elections.

They also expressed their commitment and support for Governor Abdullahi Ganduje as their candidate for 2019.

According to a statement by the Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, the President did not say he accepted and did not decline the endorsement even after the party leaders promised to procure the nomination forms for him and threatened to sue him if he declined.

President Buhari merely beamed with smiles and went on to underscore the need for unity in the party and among the diverse peoples of Nigeria.

The APC stakeholders meeting was attended by Governor Ganduje, his deputy Prof Hafizu Abubakar, the state Chairman and the members of the State Executive Committee and members of the National Executive Committee of the party from Kano State.

Also present were two of the state’s senators; members of the House of Representatives from the state, the Speaker and 34 of the 40 members of the Kano State House of Assembly and the 44 party chairmen, their deputies and the Local Government Area secretaries of the APC.

It was witnessed by Jigawa State Governor Muhammed Badaru Abubakar.

The state chairman of the APC, Alhaji Inuwa Abbas hinged their endorsement of the President on his achievements in the last two years especially on security, the war against corruption and the restructuring of the economy.

Speaking on a humorous note, Ganduje said the party was prepared to drag the President to court to force his acceptance of the second term ticket.

Buhari said he understood the clamour by the ordinary people on the streets who raised four fingers on each arm, ”meaning four-plus-four”.

He, however, stressed the need to sanitise party politics by ridding it of vote buying and violence.

“What I saw in the elections in Kogi, Bayelsa and Rivers, the use of money and those headless bodies really upset me. I don’t wish to see that anywhere. I would not have won if money and killing was the modus of operation. That is my view of politics,” the President said.

http://thenationonlineng.net/buhari-looters-wont-return-power-2019/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
grin grin grin
of course dullardeen thats why we wee give u all our support so u can return to ur cows in daura grin

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by deltaisgreat: 12:54pm On Dec 08, 2017
Even buhari who said that Abacha never stole our money is claiming integrity. The whole world know that Abacha was a looter but buhari exonerated him of looting. No wonder he accepted to be sponsored in 2015 by amechi and he is protecting him. Amechi who we all know very well.

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by enemyofprogress: 12:58pm On Dec 08, 2017
Baba you too no clean o

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by Nobody: 1:02pm On Dec 08, 2017
This clearly showed our vote don't count in Nigeria. Our leaders already know who will win the election so what's fnck are we doing under the sun!!!
Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by Deeldorado: 1:05pm On Dec 08, 2017
See his dictatorial language. A government that has not delivered a single project.

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by ud4u: 1:05pm On Dec 08, 2017
Pls Baba, we are tired of your change and corruption fight syndrome, pls leave in peace.

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by Nobody: 1:07pm On Dec 08, 2017
a narcissist, he believes everyone is corrupt except him and his cows and his Fulani militia, he needs to be in Daura with his cows, he will not impose his myopic views on us, if Nigerians decide they prefer looters who is he to decide otherwise.one mans looter might be another man's
economic genius, that is why we have the courts to interpret and find a common ground. It's not about corruption only,like Bill Clinton said, "it's the economy stupid'. I'd prefer a morally bankrupt looter who will make my life secure, provide jobs and treat all. Nigerians equally than a pristine and a man of integrity who will ignore the voice of the people, be sectional, ignore massive genocide, be divisive.
and be an economic disaster.vox populi voice dei and

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by iamloski(m): 1:09pm On Dec 08, 2017
Some persons in nairaland are commenting without getting the detail of a story,I think comments should be filtered before it gets published. In conclusion stop commenting out of Content.
Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by AkupeMBANO(f): 1:20pm On Dec 08, 2017
Buhari your days are numbered in aso villa.

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by Cannonleo(m): 1:23pm On Dec 08, 2017
I think your referring to yourself sir

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by victorazyvictor(m): 1:24pm On Dec 08, 2017
GavelSlam:

How biafra by the way?

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by Mysselff2: 1:28pm On Dec 08, 2017
Hope Buhari is aware that Nigerians are no longer fooled by his pretences,we now know the real looters of our treasury from 1978 NNPC to PTDF and presently NNPC $26 billion

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by Awoleesu(m): 1:31pm On Dec 08, 2017
And Kwankwaso was absent? And PMB thinks Kano is in his pocket? Hehehehehehe I dey laff ooh...

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by galaxy2020(m): 1:32pm On Dec 08, 2017
See mumu, most of the looters are now in APC.

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by tete7000(m): 1:32pm On Dec 08, 2017
No looter where there has been no conviction. Convict people first, send them to jail. Only then can you boast they won't return to power. The earlier you people realize those who haven't been convicted are innocent, the better for you.

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by jackson555: 1:34pm On Dec 08, 2017
Saint Buhari' OLD DEVIL!
anonimi:


Very true.
That is why he said Abacha did not steal since barawo bubu stole more than Abacha.


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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by mex22: 1:38pm On Dec 08, 2017
Are they planning on rigging it cos I hear voices of people on this thread who are displeased and annoyed with this govt for failing them.Is fighting corruption the only priority of this govt.Every statement is corruption without nothing been said about strides taken to boost and revive the economy.Presently the economy is shambles and u have done nothing to revive it and u are seeking a second term.But on a serious note I thought Buhari said his leadership would be for one term.A man that can keep to his words can't be trusted.Nigerians let's vote wisely come 2019 and elect a president who can take us to the next level.The suffering is glaring let's learn our lessons.

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by Abdulqareem: 1:48pm On Dec 08, 2017
gaskiyamagana:

Sai Baba till 2023. Wailing continue.....

I am a chronic supporter of Buhari. For the fact that we love him as a man with unquestionably integrity does not mean we should ignore the wrong doing in administration. He was pressured into ousting the grass cutting man. We all knew how Abbah Kyari collected #500,000,000 from MTN and the rest was story. Lawal Daura and his groups of cabals frustrated Magu, Kachukwu & Osinbanjo and others. If Buhari will reshuffle his cabinet let do it. 2019 is around the corner.
Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by AmTruth: 1:48pm On Dec 08, 2017
id911:
Lootimi Amaechi, Babachir Grasscutter Lawal, Gen Savings Dubai Burutai, Abba MTN Gyari, Abdulraman Danbazau, Abubakar Malami, Abdul Maina and other First Class executive looters in your government what are they called?
If delivery judgements is base on what we post on nairaland most of us will be Chief justices by now. My lordship Sir/madam.
Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by dokunbam(m): 1:48pm On Dec 08, 2017
sureheaven:
God bless PMB, we know u are trying ur best but water pass garri. Inasmuch u haven't done what the masses is expecting of u, bt we still believe u can do better. No way for looters to rule this country again.

cool
Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by talk2percy(m): 2:01pm On Dec 08, 2017
Who ask for ur opinion?? U take a very good last look at Aso rock cuz u won't come back as well

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by MONITZ: 2:04pm On Dec 08, 2017
GavelSlam:


How biafra by the way?

Y u do u like diversionary tactics? Biafra isn't the topic for discussion here,face the topic and u will surely be free to ask any questions about Biafra later on a thread that calls for it,
wat do u think GavelSlam!

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by snipesdam(m): 2:07pm On Dec 08, 2017
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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by jacyhelen(f): 2:08pm On Dec 08, 2017
Ebullience:
President Muhammadu Buhari has challenged those who want to contest against him in 2019 to an integrity test.

Speaking at an interactive session with community leaders and stakeholders at the Coronation Hall of the Kano Government House to round off his two-day visit to the state, he said Nigerians would not let treasury looters return to power.

He said: “Those who ruled Nigeria without vision and looted the nation’s treasury are the same people boasting that they will displace the APC government and return to office.

“We will wait and see, if they think Nigerians are ignorant. They have the guts of declaring their intention to reclaim office.”


The President cautioned the opposition to be ready to respond to questions from Nigerians on how they governed for 16 years without genuine development.

The opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says it will be returning to power in 2019 because, in its view, the APC is not doing well.

Buhari said: “Public office holders involved in sharp malpractices would incur the wrath of God. “Those assigned into public positions of trust were mortals, they will transit and appear before their creator to answer for the misdeeds carried out while holding forth the position entrusted in their care by the populace.”

To the President, “it is infuriating that those tasked with the administration of criminal justice in Nigeria were detected to be engaged in criminal acts”. “Diplomatic passports, huge amount of foreign and local currencies were found in the possession of a judge; how does this sound?”

Buhari also alleged that “from 1999 to 2014, Nigeria exported over two million barrels of crude oil daily at the cost of 100 USD, the monies realised were squandered and looted. They failed to save for the future and this is where we are today.”

He lamented that “corruption and corrupt practices have assumed a frightening dimension” and explained that “the fight against corruption is the most difficult task of the present administration’s agenda since its inception over two year ago”.


All the property recovered from treasury looters will be sold off and the proceeds remitted to the Federal Government’s coffers for use to provide the good things of life for Nigerians, he said.

Selling off the properties would serve as deterrent to politicians who want to steal, the President added.

Giving reasons for his thinking, Buhari said it was to avoid the mistake he made as a military ruler when the stolen assets he confiscated were returned to the owners after he left office.

President Buhari thanked Kano people for their warm reception and promised to play a part in the state’s development.

Buhari said: “The mammoth crowd, including children, women and youths who thronged the streets to catch a glimpse of me, is a signal to those on the other side of the divide that I am still popular and relevant at home.”

Emir of Kano Muhammad Sanusi 11 raised the alarm on the “danger lurking ahead over the massive importation of cheap beverages into the country”. I urge the Federal Government to do something urgent to stop this ugly trend.”

He called for the review of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) charter, saying the liberalisation agreement of cross-border trade does not favour Nigeria as massive smuggling of sub-standard products, such as rice, textile materials and beverages have continued to kill the nation’s economy.

Stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state adopted the President as their candidate for the 2019 general elections.

They also expressed their commitment and support for Governor Abdullahi Ganduje as their candidate for 2019.

According to a statement by the Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, the President did not say he accepted and did not decline the endorsement even after the party leaders promised to procure the nomination forms for him and threatened to sue him if he declined.

President Buhari merely beamed with smiles and went on to underscore the need for unity in the party and among the diverse peoples of Nigeria.

The APC stakeholders meeting was attended by Governor Ganduje, his deputy Prof Hafizu Abubakar, the state Chairman and the members of the State Executive Committee and members of the National Executive Committee of the party from Kano State.

Also present were two of the state’s senators; members of the House of Representatives from the state, the Speaker and 34 of the 40 members of the Kano State House of Assembly and the 44 party chairmen, their deputies and the Local Government Area secretaries of the APC.

It was witnessed by Jigawa State Governor Muhammed Badaru Abubakar.

The state chairman of the APC, Alhaji Inuwa Abbas hinged their endorsement of the President on his achievements in the last two years especially on security, the war against corruption and the restructuring of the economy.

Speaking on a humorous note, Ganduje said the party was prepared to drag the President to court to force his acceptance of the second term ticket.

Buhari said he understood the clamour by the ordinary people on the streets who raised four fingers on each arm, ”meaning four-plus-four”.

He, however, stressed the need to sanitise party politics by ridding it of vote buying and violence.

“What I saw in the elections in Kogi, Bayelsa and Rivers, the use of money and those headless bodies really upset me. I don’t wish to see that anywhere. I would not have won if money and killing was the modus of operation. That is my view of politics,” the President said.

http://thenationonlineng.net/buhari-looters-wont-return-power-2019/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Caliber of people supporting Buhari's second term:
* Mentally deluded
* Islamic fanatics
* 30k crew (BMC) e.g NgeneUkwune
* Politicians benefiting from the monumental corruption currently going on

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by ufuosman(m): 2:08pm On Dec 08, 2017
Baba u hv to think very well because you too will not come out
Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by AmTruth: 2:09pm On Dec 08, 2017
mex22:
Are the planning on rigging it cos I hear voices of people on this thread who are displeased and annoyed with this govt for failing them.Is fighting corruption the only priority of this govt.Every statement is corruption without nothing been said about strides taken to boost and revive the economy.Presently the economy is shambles and u have done nothing to revive it and u are seeking a second term.But on a serious note I thought Buhari said his leadership would be for one term.A man that can keep to his words can't be trusted.Nigerians let's vote wisely come 2019 and elect a president who can take us to the next level.The suffering is glaring let's learn our lessons.
If the economy is truly in shambles i think you would not be able to buy the Data you have use to make your comments. Just my thinking anyway. However with the gradual drop in food price,the appreciation of the naira in FX from 520 to 360,the millions of farmers engaged that has reduce our import on rice,the empowering of half a million youth in npower, just to mention few now. I know most of you will never see because you choose not to see. It ok anyway, 2019 shall tell the number that love the president most. Ok!

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Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by jacyhelen(f): 2:13pm On Dec 08, 2017
Caliber of people supporting Buhari's second term:
* Mentally deluded
* Islamic fanatics
* 30k crew (BMC) e.g NgeneUkwune
* Politicians benefiting from the monumental corruption currently going on
Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by AmTruth: 2:19pm On Dec 08, 2017
jackson555:
Saint Buhari' OLD DEVIL!
Are u an Independent Person of Bastard(IPOB) . Before i would be crucified i didn't say independent people. And why must you call my PRESIDENT old devil. I know you must be an Independent PERSON of bastard(IPOB). I hope you are happy now. Right!
Re: Buhari: Looters Won’t Return To Power In 2019 by mex22: 2:27pm On Dec 08, 2017
AmTruth:
If the economy is truly in shambles i think you would not be able to buy the Data you have use to make your comments. Just my thinking anyway. However with the gradual drop in food price,the appreciation of the naira in FX from 520 to 360,the millions of farmers engaged that has reduce our import on rice,the empowering of half a million youth in npower, just to mention few now. I know most of you will never see because you choose not to see. It ok anyway, 2019 shall tell the number that love the president most. Ok!

My brother even by the time buhari leaves govt.things cannot be they way he met them.meaning dollar he met at 210-220 can never get it to that.Mind u he met a bag of rice at 7,500 other food stuffs at way below half of the price.the fact the prices of food stuffs dropped a little is because the hardship was much that most Nigerians had to resort to farming to feed.If he came in hit the ground running probably a bag of rice today would have been as low as 5,000 and other items far cheaper.The buying power dropped,the salaries could not take most people home cos of high inflation occasioned by bad govt.policies and slow response to issues.Our exchange rate got to #520.cos the govt. didn't allow foreign currencies to do their thing(by pegging d dollar n other currencies against d naira) bringing about over a 100% rise in a space of 1year.As a result companies closed shop cos of high cost of production and thousands jobs were lost.
I am not a fan of Jonathan. I am just an honest Nigerian who is bold to say the truth when things aren't going well.I see people who can't have one tangible meal in a day.Here in the north the rate of food theft is on the rise cos there isn't money in circulation,no visible capital projects been done.Brother there is hunger in the land if u are not aware.

@Amtruth is see from your profile u registered just in December.I suspect you are one those online politicallyvrecruited robots paid to boost the image of a political party.Come,gone are the days of those magic.Performance should speak for itself .#WESAYNOTOPROPAGANDA.

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