Felixv:
athithief is busy in dubai enjoying the luxury and the comfort of that beautiful country --on his 20m yearly income.

while his followers (yahoo yahoo boys) are daydreaming of the rainy days..

but those who know --know that come 2019 sai baba all the way

and if athithief like he can go fight in amarica (america for us) hahahha

benitdavid:
click like if you think they are saying Nonsense, otherwise click share.

OkaNaUbe:

I guess the Institute predicted Hilary Clinton to win Donald Trump. Today, how market My point is: anything can happen.

shammahyaro:
Dear Nairalanders, pardon my typos as I haven't done this before. I'd try to summarize the issue though it isn't as simple as it is. I'm doing this without his knowledge sef.
My boyfriend has been looking for a job for the past 6months now and nothing has come forward.We stay in kaduna environs. He is a 2nd class upper graduate of industrial design and is very good with graphic design.Any job will do.God bless any one that helps.

jamace:
Is Buhari any different? Buhari has no WAEC certificate yet claims that he has. That is stealing!

BUHARI FAILS INTEGRITY TEST . . .

By Prof. Chris Nwaokobia Jnr.

If I were Buhari, I would just don't border contesting the next election because I will be embarrassed based on his fake WAEC result.

* First there was no Class 6 in 1962.

* Secondly, woodwork and health science were not offered in 1962.

* Thirdly, he couldn't have made A3 in History.

* Fourthly, this is an SSCE result sheet and not a British Cambridge result sheet.

* Fifthly, Ministry of Education, Katsina State is not an examination body and cannot issue exam result.

* Cambridge had asked Buhari to apply for a copy of his result sheet if any. Why has Buhari refused to apply for a copy? There is none.

* Sixth, Muhamed and Muhammad are not the same person.

Therefore, even if INEC awards him all the votes of 2019, he still stand disqualified because he forged his certificate. The world is watching and also taking notes.

Nigerians should speak up now or shut up in international fora.

I think Buhari should surrender himself for trial just as Fayose did. Forgery is corruption. Lying under oath is perjury. He has no right to speak about fighting corruption when he is wearing the corruption agbada.

socialmediaman:


They need to be specific on the party affiliations of those interacted with for this to make more sense. You'll get positive response when you interact with APC sympathizers or Buhari Media Crew (BMC) who are presently in the minority in Nigeria according to polls.

The Economist was more direct, and i believe will be more accurate, with their prediction, just like in 2015. I go with the Economist on this one. Buhari will most likely be unseated in the 2019 presidential election

Nwodosis:
Just as they predicted Clinton win!

bluefilm:
So what about you?
Are you working yourself?

rusher14:


Professor of what wrote this?

OkaNaUbe:

I guess the Institute predicted Hilary Clinton to win Donald Trump. Today, how market My point is: anything can happen.

shammahyaro:
Dear Nairalanders, pardon my typos as I haven't done this before. I'd try to summarize the issue though it isn't as simple as it is. I'm doing this without his knowledge sef.
My boyfriend has been looking for a job for the past 6months now and nothing has come forward.We stay in kaduna environs. He is a 2nd class upper graduate of industrial design and is very good with graphic design.Any job will do.God bless any one that helps.

shammahyaro:


I'm an undergraduate

jamace:
Counter his points if you have any.

Meanwhile, see what a cambridge certificate looks like here: https://www.nairaland.com/4826513/buhari-how-cambridge-local-examination

rusher14:


So WAEC gave a fake attestation?

kahal29:
The United States Institute of Peace (USIP) says it is less likely for President Muhammadu Buhari to be defeated in the 2019 election.

The organaisation said this in a report it released on the forthcoming general election.

USIP said the report is based on its interactions with Nigerians from different sectors.

The report, which analysed the chances of violence marring the elections, is contrary to two recent predictions by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), the research unit of The Economist Magazine, that the incumbent government will be unseated next year.

USIP said though many Nigerians feel that the current administration has not met their expectations, this is not likely to cost the All Progressives Congress (APC) government its hold on power.

“Many Nigerians feel their hopes have not been met. Some respondents suggest the electorate is sufficiently disappointed that voter apathy will be greater in 2019 than in 2015, with the unifying narrative of change that helped elect the APC in 2015 much less compelling as a factor in mobilizing the electorate, and perceptions that another defeat of the presidential incumbent is less likely to happen in 2019,” the report read.

Comparing the 2015 elections to the forthcoming one, the report said there is a greater chance of the occurrence of election violence, listing Adamawa, Anambra, Ekiti, Kaduna, Kano, Lagos, Plateau, Rivers as the eight of 36 states with greater risks of election violence.

While it stated that it is up to the combined efforts of political parties, security agencies and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to curb violence in the election, it said the greater work lies with the electoral body.

“Important shifts in Nigeria’s political and security context have occurred since the 2015 elections, presenting both evolving, and new, risks to the 2019 elections,” it read.

“Of all the state’s institutions, most respondents felt that peaceful elections in 2019 are contingent on the performance of Nigeria’s INEC.

“Given the relative success of the 2015 elections, they felt that INEC ought to be able to deliver credible elections again in 2019. They feared, however, that any regression from the level of performance achieved in 2015 could lead to violence because some would view the failings not as a result of incompetence but as deliberate attempts to frustrate the will of the voters.

“INEC should at least match the standards it set in 2015, and any regression could set the stage for violence.”

The report further said despite the projections of violence, “there are signs of hope”.

“Yet, while the potential for election violence exists, there are signs of hope. Some states have developed successful election conflict-mitigation practices. In the short amount of time remaining, INEC and the police should undertake a number of key reforms,” it said.

“ The United States, along with other international supporters of the electoral process, should also intensify their efforts to reinforce the work of these key Nigerian institutions.

“Beyond institutional support, rather than apply a conventional approach to electoral violence mitigation, donor programming should adapt to Nigeria’s current context, political shifts, and opportunities, and be sufficiently flexible to respond to the risks distinct in each of Nigeria’s states.

“In advance of the election, international diplomatic efforts to preempt electoral violence need to be intensified. Regional and international actors should convey their expectations that political parties effectively address their internal disputes, and be ready to put on notice politicians responsible for escalating these disputes.”


https://www.thecable.ng/its-less-likely-for-buhari-to-be-defeated-in-2019-says-us-institute

post=72677092:
Na so e go be.....
Insha Allah........

jamace:
Is Buhari any different? Buhari has no WAEC certificate yet claims that he has. That is stealing!

BUHARI FAILS INTEGRITY TEST . . .

By Prof. Chris Nwaokobia Jnr.

If I were Buhari, I would just don't border contesting the next election because I will be embarrassed based on his fake WAEC result.

* First there was no Class 6 in 1962.

* Secondly, woodwork and health science were not offered in 1962.

* Thirdly, he couldn't have made A3 in History.

* Fourthly, this is an SSCE result sheet and not a British Cambridge result sheet.

* Fifthly, Ministry of Education, Katsina State is not an examination body and cannot issue exam result.

* Cambridge had asked Buhari to apply for a copy of his result sheet if any. Why has Buhari refused to apply for a copy? There is none.

* Sixth, Muhamed and Muhammad are not the same person.

Therefore, even if INEC awards him all the votes of 2019, he still stand disqualified because he forged his certificate. The world is watching and also taking notes.

Nigerians should speak up now or shut up in international fora.

I think Buhari should surrender himself for trial just as Fayose did. Forgery is corruption. Lying under oath is perjury. He has no right to speak about fighting corruption when he is wearing the corruption agbada.

Aufbauh:
Very true as sensible Nigerians know that PMB will be return elected come 2019!
But as usual the vocal minority (PDP supporters) will have their say while the effective Majority (Buharists) will have their way come 2019.


"Experience teaches us that it is much easier to prevent an enemy from posting themselves than it is to dislodge them after they have got possession."- George Washington (#Wailers Copy)

wingmanII:


Will he be reelected based on stellar performance or senseless bigotry, tribal loyalties, religious fanaticism and illiteracy especially of his hausa/Fulani tribesmen.
It is a shame.

BluntBoy:


First of all, that Atiku is even being considered for the top post is an evidence of sentiments and tribalism.

It is clear from your post that you would want Atiku to win yet you drag the sentiments of tribes into it while being unable to cover your own sentiments and tribalism.

Officialpdpnig:


Whoever wrote this rubbish must be a professor of nonsense