if you vote buhari again. e fit be say na final burial for your economy be that.

...

ftp baby

how can he attend? he wan disgrace himself be dat...do you even have an idea of Buhari's academic configuration?

just imagine, this kinda post getting to front page!

THE ARRANGEMENT OF THE CANDIDATES, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ACCORDING TO THEIR POLITICAL PARTIES
Omoyele Sowore – African Action Congress, AAC
Moses Shipi – All Blending Party, ABP
Oby Ezekwesili – Allied Congress Party of Nigeria, ACPN
Obadiah Mailafia – African Democratic Congress, ADC
Yabagi Yusuf Sani – Action Democratic Party, ADP
Chuks Nwachukwu – All Grassroots Alliance. AGA
Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim – Alliance for New Nigeria, ANN
Tope Fasua – Abundant Nigeria Renewal Party, ANRP
President Muhammadu Buhari – All Progressives Congress, APC
John Gbor – All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA
Yahaya Ndu – African Renaissance Party, ARP
Martin Onovo – Conference of Nigerian Political Parties, CNPP
Chris Okotie – Fresh Democratic Party, FDP
Davidson Isibor Akhimien – Grassroots Development Party of Nigeria, GDPN
Edozie Madu – Independent Democrat Party, IDP
Sunday Chukwu-Eguzolugo – Justice Must Prevail Party, JMPP
Ade Fagbenro Bryon – Kowa Party Hamisu Santuraki – Mega Party of Nigeria, MPN
Babatunde Ademola – Nigeria Community Movement Party, NCMP
Eunice Atuejide – National Interest Party, NIP
Ike Keke – New Nigerian Peoples Party, NNPP
Habu Aminchi – Peoples Democratic Movement, PDM
Atiku Abubakar – Peoples Democratic Party, PDP
Hamza Al-Mustapha – Peoples Party of Nigeria, PPN
Donald Duke – Social Democratic Party, SDP
Ahmed Bee Buhari – Sustainable National Party, SNP
Peter Nwangwu – We the People of Nigeria Party, WPNP
Ali Soyode – Yes Electorate Solidarity, YES Party
Habib Mohammed
Gajo – Young Democratic Party, YDP
Kingsley Moghalu – Young Progressive Party, YPP

PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI

Political party: APC

State Of Origin: Katsina State

Alma Mater: Nigeria Military Training College, Mons Officer Cadet School, UK, US Army War College.

Career: Military, Politician, Farm Owner.

Age: 76 years

Political Antecedence: Former Military Head of State 1983-1985, Former Minister of Petroleum 1976, Former Military administrator (Governor) of Borno State 1976, Former Chairman at PTF, Incumbent President of Nigeria and Minister of Petroleum.

Business: Investor in Agriculture

Leadership background: Government Agency, Army, Politics.

ATIKU ABUBARKA

Political party: PDP

State of Origin: Adamawa State

Alma mater: School of Hygiene, Adamawa, Nigeria, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria.

Career: Retired Customs Officer, Politician, Businessman.

Age: 72

Political Antecedence: Presidential Aspirant(SDP(1993)), Presidential Aspirant(CAN 2007), Presidential Aspirant() Former Vice President(1999-2007),

Business: Founder INTELS, American University of Nigeria. Beverage companies, Investor in Agric.

Leadership Background: Government Agency, Politics, Business.

Spatta:
I am assuming that this Guy comes on Nairaland to write something to promote himself and watch out for responses to feel the pulse of Nigeria concerning him, He is a Lone ranger, No campaign like Atiku, No followers like all the small small parties, He just want Nairaland to talk about him and read comments until the Election is over and they give him his own share for participating at all, That is why some of them are running Expecially that Eunice Atuejide

everyone Knows that Atiku is on a stealing campaign after buying his way through at the party's primary, He will first recoup his money and Nigerians will cry and regret for being deceived by Atiku

It is a known Fact that Buhari and his APC blood monger have failed and there is no chance for them in in 2019

Any wise Voter will be looking at the Younger Candidate who is technology driven and innovative, a man with pedigree and Integrity

The most feared among them all for his boldness

Only the wise Voters Know Him

If you know You Know

Vote Tope Fasua ...ANRP

Olawepo from apt...

OBY EZEKWESILI Political party: ACPN
State of Origin: Anambra State
Alma Mater: University of Lagos, Nigeria, Havard University, USA.
Career: Chartered Accountant, Activist, Politician.
Age: 55
Political Antecedence: Chairperson at NEITI, Former Minister of Education 2006-2007, Vice President at World Bank (African Region), Board Member at Bharti Airtel.
Business: --
Leadership Background: Politics. Business


Note: The blank space, denoted as (--) does not totally imply that the candidate lacks proper background on the blank line, but this work is based on the information made available online.

MOSES SHIPI
Political party: ABP
State of Origin: Bauchi State
Alma Mater: Abubarka Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi, Nigeria.
Career: Quantity Surveyor and Investor
Age: 39
Political Antecedence: Former PA for the Former Governor of Bauchi State, Isah Yuguda(2004), National Chairman of ABP- All Blending Party.
Business: CEO and Founder of : La Shipson Construction Nig. Ltd., La Shipson Oil and Gas Nig. Ltd., La Shipson Shipping Company Nig. Ltd.

Leadership Background: Business, Political Party

OMOYELE SOWORE

Political party: AAC

State Of Origin: Ondo State

Alma Mater: University of Lagos, Nigeria, University of Columbia, USA.

Career: Lecturer, Writer and Investor.

Age: 47

Political Antecedence: Former SUG President, 1992. Founded AAC, National Chairman of AAC.

Business: Founded Sahara Reporters in 2006.

Leadership Background: Media, Student Politics, Political Party.

THE ARRANGEMENT OF THE CANDIDATES, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ACCORDING TO THEIR POLITICAL PARTIES
Omoyele Sowore – African Action Congress, AAC
Moses Shipi – All Blending Party, ABP
Oby Ezekwesili – Allied Congress Party of Nigeria, ACPN
Obadiah Mailafia – African Democratic Congress, ADC
Yabagi Yusuf Sani – Action Democratic Party, ADP
Chuks Nwachukwu – All Grassroots Alliance. AGA
Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim – Alliance for New Nigeria, ANN
Tope Fasua – Abundant Nigeria Renewal Party, ANRP
President Muhammadu Buhari – All Progressives Congress, APC
John Gbor – All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA
Yahaya Ndu – African Renaissance Party, ARP
Martin Onovo – Conference of Nigerian Political Parties, CNPP
Chris Okotie – Fresh Democratic Party, FDP
Davidson Isibor Akhimien – Grassroots Development Party of Nigeria, GDPN
Edozie Madu – Independent Democrat Party, IDP
Sunday Chukwu-Eguzolugo – Justice Must Prevail Party, JMPP
Ade Fagbenro Bryon – Kowa Party Hamisu Santuraki – Mega Party of Nigeria, MPN
Babatunde Ademola – Nigeria Community Movement Party, NCMP
Eunice Atuejide – National Interest Party, NIP
Ike Keke – New Nigerian Peoples Party, NNPP
Habu Aminchi – Peoples Democratic Movement, PDM
Atiku Abubakar – Peoples Democratic Party, PDP
Hamza Al-Mustapha – Peoples Party of Nigeria, PPN
Donald Duke – Social Democratic Party, SDP
Ahmed Bee Buhari – Sustainable National Party, SNP
Peter Nwangwu – We the People of Nigeria Party, WPNP
Ali Soyode – Yes Electorate Solidarity, YES Party
Habib Mohammed
Gajo – Young Democratic Party, YDP
Kingsley Moghalu – Young Progressive Party, YPP

I will be listing them one after the other.


INTRODUCTION

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has already scheduled the Presidential election for Saturday, 16th February, 2019, and as usual, the people’s parliaments – on social media, radio talks, TV shows, regular newspaper stands among others, are already getting suffused with misguided frenzies, and purulence of hate speeches bordering on ethnic and religious jingoism, brewing sophistical variants that are already distracting us from cogent matters, as if there are jinxes being replicated and casted on us by some public enemies, The people’s parliament are places of intellection that should percolate correct political positions to the midst of less - educated folks, to help us raise more electorates who are better informed to make quality choice. And if, in the frontline of intellection, public views are already being enveloped in atavistic modus, and discourses are already being pigeonholed in irrelevant matters such as mudslinging, cheap points, ad hominem, as time fades away unconcernedly, then, one should know beforehand that quality choice cannot be made at the polls.
In respect of the foregoing, it becomes very vital that we keep on improving our culture of scrutiny, by employing intelligent tools, sometimes as this work, which present key items on the dossier of all presidential aspirants. Works as this, naturally, will inform presidential aspirants that the matter of aspiring to become a president in Nigeria, isn’t an endeavour to handle with kid gloves. The people deserve to know your key attributes if you expect us to entrust our socioeconomic destinies in your hands for the next four years. We should be able to scrutinise your track records to appreciable extents, if you want us to trust you. As I think, this work, ought to start, or help something, at least.

Oluwamayowa Lala (8th of December, 2018) Author of this work .

Deji Adeyanju and two others who were arrested and arraigned on Wednesday a re to spend the second night in prison after the presiding chief magistrate failed to show up for a bail hearing on Thursday.
PREMIUM TIMES learnt from Ariyo-Dare Atoye, a long-time friend of Mr Adeyanju, that the activists had met their bail conditions, but would require the presence of the judge to sign off on their release.
Mr Adeyanju was arrested on Wednesday morning while leading a protest against police bias ahead of 2019 general elections. He was arrested with two other activists, Daniel Abobama and Boma Williams.
Mr Adeyanju accused Inspector-General Ibrahim Idris and other security chiefs of exhibiting overt allegiance to President Muhammadu Buhari, warning that they could compromise security operations to ensure the president is re-elected at the general elections next February.
He led other activists to the headquarters of foreign missions in Abuja last week.
Following their arrest on Wednesday morning by the officers sent to quell the demonstration, the police arraigned Messrs Adeyanju, Abobama and Williams at the Chief Magistrate’s Court in Karshi, a low-income suburb of Abuja.
After failing to immediately meet their bail terms, the activists were taken to the federal correctional facility in Keffi, home to Nasarawa State University about 40 minutes drive from Abuja.
Police spokesperson Jimoh Moshood said in a statement that the activists’ actions were criminally defamatory, and also capable of incitement and breach of public peace.
He strongly denied all allegations of bias raised by Mr Adeyanju and others, saying the police remain a professional institution before which the interest of Nigerians takes priority of political officeholders, including the president.
Screenshots of Mr Adeyanju’s social media posts were attached to the statement, and Mr Moshood indicated they would form a key part of police evidence during the activist’s trial.
Calls have mounted for Mr Adeyanju’s release since Wednesday afternoon. Amongst those who have issued statements and warned the police against eroding Nigeria’s democratic tenets — amongst which the rights to speech and demonstration are key elements — are Amnesty International and Enough Is Enough Nigeria.
Top politicians like Shehu Sani and Oby Ezekwesili have also condemned the detention of Mr Adeyanju and prevailed on the police to immediately set him and other detained comrades free.
Mr Atoye told PREMIUM TIMES Thursday afternoon the presiding magistrate, Aliu Kagarko, would be available to sign the bail documents of the activists on Friday morning.
The bail terms set by Mr Kagarko included a level-14 civil servant, a prominent businessman with N20 million bond.
We have secured the “three level-14 civil servants,” Mr Atoye said. “The businessmen angle too is sorted.”
Mr Atoye lamented that Mr Adeyanju and the two others would be in custody until Friday, but was upbeat that they would be released before mid-day.
“We just have to present the sureties to the magistrate tomorrow for his endorsement, and we would be on our way to prisons to pick them up from there,” Mr Atoye said.

Source:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/298189-activist-deji-adeyanju-two-others-to-spend-another-night-in-prison.html

seborrhic:
Sowore probably leads in his rented apartment in the U.S.,not in Nigeria.

wicked somebori

concerned parties' or supporters are being contacted to participate.
let's do away with beer parlour projections. an opinion poll as this is more accurate.

the poll is still ongoing, and updates will be reported. anyone who can report it can also do that.

Omoyele Sowore = 2319

Tope Fasua = 2301

Atiku Abubarka =1541

Muhammadu Buhari = 1456

Hamza Al Mustapha = 49

Fagbenro Byron = 37

Fela Durotoye = 25

Kingsley Moghalu = 21

Ezekwesili Oby = 18

Donald Duke = 11

Eunice Atuejide = 5

Olusegun Mimiko = 5

Funmilayo Davies = 3

Chris Okotie = 2

source:

https://www.purposeville.org/2018/11/22/vote-now/

As reported in an online poll, hereunder listed are results of the polls so far, the poll is still ongoing.

Tope Fasua = 98
Muhammadu Buhari = 37
Atiku Abubarka = 27
Omoyele Sowore = 19
Fagbenro Byron = 16
Fela Durotoye = 10
Ezekwesili Oby = 7
Donald Duke = 5
Eunice Atuejide = 3
Funmilayo Davies = 2
Kingsley Moghalu = 2
Chris Okotie = 2
Olusegun Mimiko = 1


Tope Fasua is still leading the polls!!
Your vote counts, let's measure the strength of our candidate

Click below Link to vote!

Source:
https://www.purposeville.org/2018/11/22/vote-now/

CLICK ON THE WEBSITE LINK BELOW VOTE AND SHARE WITH OTHER SUPPORTERS.
Tope Fasua = 74 Muhammadu Buhari = 20 Atiku Abubarka = 21 Ezekwesili Oby = 5 Fela Durotoye = 3 Omoyele Sowore = 15 Kingsley Moghalu = 1
Donald Duke = 2
Tope Fasua is still leading the polls!! Your vote counts, let's measure the strength of our candidate Click below Link to vote!
https://www.purposeville.org/2018/11/22/vote-now/

you better know him now. he remains the best among all aspirants. till tomorrow.

can we say Nigerians are beginning to challenge the status quo? can we say people are truly sick of old people perpetuating themselves in the corridors of power.
Conducting an online poll:
we found out that these presidential aspirants gathered the votes below
Tope Fasua = 67
Muhammadu Buhari = 16
Atiku Abubarka = 20
Ezekwesili Oby = 4
Fela Durotoye = 2
Omoyele Sowore = 14
Kingsley Moghalu = 3
Donald Duke = 1
The rest = 0
source:
https://www.purposeville.org/2018/11/22/vote-now/

CLICK ON THE WEBSITE LINK BELOW VOTE AND SHARE WITH OTHER SUPPORTERS, WE MUST NOT LOSE!!

Tope Fasua = 61
Muhammadu Buhari = 15
Atiku Abubarka = 14
Ezekwesili Oby = 4
Fela Durotoye = 2
Omoyele Sowore = 4
Kingsley Moghalu
= 1

Donald Duke = 1

Tope Fasua is leading the polls!!

Your vote counts, let's measure the strength of our candidate
Click to vote!

https://www.purposeville.org/2018/11/22/vote-now/

any issue, pharaoh? let efri wonu pruf dia sefu nau.

can we say Nigerians are beginning to challenge the status quo? can we say people are truly sick of old people perpetuating themselves in the corridors of power.
Conducting an online poll:
we found out that these presidential aspirants gathered the votes below
Tope Fasua = 54
Muhammadu Buhari = 14
Atiku Abubarka = 15
Ezekwesili Oby = 4
Fela Durotoye = 2
Omoyele Sowore = 2
Kingsley Moghalu = 3
Donald Duke = 1
Olusegun Mimiko = 0
Hamza Al-Mustapha = 0



source:
https://www.purposeville.org/2018/11/22/vote-now/

can we say Nigerians are beginning to challenge the status quo? can we say people are truly sick of old people perpetuating themselves in the corridors of power.

Conducting an online poll:

we found out that these presidential aspirants gathered the votes below

Tope Fasua = 39
Muhammadu Buhari = 8
Atiku Abubarka = 7
Ezekwesili Oby = 4
Fela Durotoye = 2
Omoyele Sowore = 2
Kingsley Moghalu
= 1

Donald Duke = 1



source:

https://www.purposeville.org/2018/11/22/vote-now/

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But tell us a better presidential aspirant, and let's stop castigating everything.