if you what Nigerians to read your write up, make it brief, whatever you have up there, good luck to you.

ClearFlair:


God anointed Buhari to lead. Always remember that. Opposing him is an exercise in futility.

N HE anoint you to be stupid and lack a sense of reason

modestbrowser:
Who's the 4th force?

They are more popular than the 5th force

Hum

I think I'd like to support sowore cuz I've watched the dude's interview on several occasions but I don't think Nigeria is ripe for the young chap at the highest political office. Fela durotoye is also very smart and I'm cocksure he's gonna perform very well with the economy but I don't think I can trust him with the nations security. Therefore, my best bet is Buhari. Why? First off, he has laid a good foundation for the economy. Secondly, he's doing well in security though not to our expectation but better than when he came into power. Lastly, one of the major keys to development is continuity, which means we have to give Buhari another chance to continue with his projects.

You are just too damn insightful.

Tuale!!!!

babadee1:
It's really funny that the writer chose to use Barack Obama as an example in this case. Someone who ran for president as a candidate of one of the two major parties in the US. There is nothing like a third force in American politics. Every single president has either been a Republican or a Democrat for the past 200 years. Independent and third party candidates have little to no chance of winning over there.

Since Nigeria has chosen to adopt a US style of politics, it is likely that we will evolve into a two party system as well. The so-called third force candidates need to go and register with either APC or PDP, and work their way up through the ranks to run for president if they would ever hope to win one day.

VULCAN:
You are just too damn insightful.

Tuale!!!!

Lol