Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

[Ayo Ojutalayo]

The message below was sent to me by another Buhari supporter. This is a challenge to our Igbo compatriots. A man who gave you his daughter deserves your support. It's "like father, like daughter" .... to have followed her heart to a Christian home in Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra State. She is a heroine.

Ayo Ojutalayo 

http://www.newspunch.org/the-buhari-we-know-obasanjo/

I wasn't sure of the statement ascribed to Obj about Buhari's daughter so I asked a journalist/editor. This was his answer:

FYI: Doubting Thomas' ~ Amina, General Muhammed Buhari's last daughter, is marrried to Col. Goddy Udechukwu (rtd) from Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra state. A converted Christian, a full-fledged Anglican like her kids and hubby, she must be getting ready to host her Dad and friends in the village this Christmas. 

~ Emeka Oparah (Who sent the vital detail to the Buhari Global Support Group.)

Just so you know, in case you are a doubting Fayth like. ..

Deleola

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[Wilson Iguade]

So sad that now which community that one's child, not even the candidate, but the child marries into is the qualification to become president of Nigeria. Very sad indeed! 

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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

Wilson,

It was not sad for you people to say Buhari is a Muslim fundamentalist/bigot, but sad to show or know that he allowed his daughter to marry an Igbo Christian? You know there is a difference between going to another community to marry their daughter (Babangida, Benjamin Adekunle etc), and allowing your daughter to be married to the same community? One needs a particular level of development to appreciate exceptional people and exceptional deeds. Even if you don't like Buhari, you should credit him and his daughter for this.

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Kolawole Onifade]

Very very sad.

And all that despite the man's incoherence and obvious lack of depth in a recent TV interview!

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[Kolawole Onifade]

Why can't the SW stay in the sidelines and watch as these people battle themselves for power? Why must we always want to lead, be seen and thereby court unnecessary enmity? See, the civil war was meant to be between the north and Igbo but we put ourselves in between and became eternal enemies of the Igbo! Meanwhile I watch as the north keep quiet and allow us to take the heat! We exhibit a "know-it-all" attitude on every national issue. Perhaps, that explains why of all ex-HOS, our own man is the only elenugboro always abusing serving HOS and exhibiting foolish narcissism. It rankles!

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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

Kola,

Thank God the man has track records with which he is being judged. "Incoherence and lack of depth in a recent interview" does not change the Buhari that we know, and that Nigeria needs. I expect you to at least give credit to the so called Muslim/Fulani bigot to have allowed his daughter to marry a Christian Igbo; and the daughter converted to Christianity!!!

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Afis]

"Amina, General Muhammed Buhari's last daughter, is marrried to Col. Goddy Udechukwu (rtd) from Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra state.".......Newstory.

Afis comment: Ladies and gents, don't be fooled by the above info. This is still part of the Deception to capture you Southerners, Al Kaffir, the unbelievers.

The above is another form of Al Taqiyya........the doctrine of deception to convert the Al kaffir.

By giving his last daughter, I mean by sacrificing his last child in furtherance of the glory of Allah, Buhari is now the utmost Jihadist. 

How else can one capture many Christians, if not by sacrificing one Muslim?

My peoples think hard until your brains ache..........If Buhari became the president, would he not have captured millions of Christian Munguns? So, what does it cost to sacrifice one, to capture millions?

Heya, you Christians must RONU, if YORUBA peoples refused to RONU.

Shikena,

Afis, Chief Ijangbankosenikanfa. 

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[Wilson Iguade]

My credit is not necessary to those that loves one another and get married. Not sure how all these benefits a Despot, who does not deserve any credit, but killing democracy, Hehehehe! 

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GMB Interview:

Buhari in Quest to Secure Nigeria [A MUST READ].

INTERVIEW

Buhari: Nigeria Will Be Secure Under My Leadership

QUESTION: The key issues facing Nigeria obviously are security, corruption and governance. I believe your last beat as a serving general before you became head of state was GOC Jos Military Command. As the then GOC Jos, the current North-east was under your command. Given what is happening today, given the onslaught of Boko Haram, how would you have prosecuted the war differently?

Differently? Certainly something has to be done first to secure that part of the country, which is virtually under Boko Haram. I have the background information of what happened in the North-east then as the GOC in Jos back in 1982-83. You would recall the Chadian troops made an incursion into Nigerian territory. The United States then asked (former President Shehu) Shagari to help Chadian President (Hissene) Habre because Habre was suspected of being used to destabilise Libya. Oil had not been discovered in Chad then and the country was a bit poor. So the president agreed to provide petroleum products to Chad. All the tankers were lined up and were providing fuel to Chad. And Habre decided at that it time to attack Nigeria and killed our soldiers, took some of our military hardware and I was extremely concerned. I flew into Lagos, saw the Chief of Army Staff, General (Inuwa) Wushishi then, and I moved into Maiduguri. That was the last time, until recently, in whatever form the Chadian troops dared Nigeria. I have also been a governor in that area, the North-east.

The question is how did Boko Haram start, because we have to know how it started before we can effectively get rid of it. Just like how did the Niger Delta militants start in the South-south. Politicians use unemployed youths as vanguards, they called them ‘Ecomog’ in the North-east then. One of their leaders called Yusuf, a young charismatic man, tried to give it a religious tinge but unfortunately the chaps were badly handled by the security forces - a combination of the police and the military. There was a small demonstration by members of the sect on motorcycles over the death of one of them accompanying a corpse and seven of them were shot dead. Of course they were not wearing protective helmets. Now this is an ordinary offence in this country and it was easy to handle. Just arrest the people, take them to a police station and charge them to court the following day and fines could be imposed. But instead, they chose to shoot them. From there, Boko Haram really started and they have never looked back. And once the police couldn't handle the situation, according to the Nigerian internal security operations, they handed the matter over to the military. The army commander then did extremely well. The GOC of Third Armoured Division in charge of the command went and looked for Yusuf, got him and handed Yusuf to the police. The police killed Yusuf, his in-law and levelled their houses and since then Boko Haram got out of hand.

What would I do differently? It is to make the military much more effective in their operations. If we get the opportunity, we will make the Nigerian military capable again because if we could go through ECOMOG forces to stabilise troubled zones and go to Darfur and to other places of the world and perform, why can’t we perform at home when our national sovereignty is being threatened? That is what we will do differently, to make Nigerian military capable again.

QUESTION: The Nigerian military became incapable following a failed coup against your successor, General Babangida. And following the failed coup, the command and control of the army decided, as it were, to disarm the army so that they were not able to take on the political leadership of the military at the time. We heard some of our helicopters were even given out to Congo and other countries, so that the army would not have the weapons. Since then, the army has not been equipped. So is it a question of lack of equipment, a question of will or that of rot over the years?

I think it is a question of the rot over the years, because the most important thing is the intelligence. Having known how the Boko Haram developed, what I would have personally done differently would be to get the Presidents of Cameroun, Chad and Niger together to say, ‘look our borders are porous and that we are not able to effectively protect them and monitor movements of people in and out of our territory, but please make sure that you do not provide training facilities or allow people to be coming into the county.’ The practical possibility of guarding our border from Lake Chad area to Sokoto is nil. If you look at that area, you cannot stop the donkeys, the oxen, the camels and human beings from crossing that border. It is impossible, unless you will line up all the Nigerian population, which is not possible. But firstly you have to reach an agreement with your neighbors. As we talk now, Cameroun seems to be fighting Boko Haram more effectively than Nigeria, from what I read in newspapers. You cannot change the Nigerian military overnight but still, but I think there are trained officers who can train the men and you can get the weapons legally. There are government rules and regulations and as an elected government, the people or countries that normally provide you with weapons will not refuse to provide the weapons because it is an internal operation. We are not attacking anybody, rather we are being attacked. So countries that have been providing us with military hardware will have sympathy for us and provide us with weapons. We do not have to change money in the black market or take it from the vault of the central bank in a hired aircraft and say you are going to buy weapons. This is unusual, very, very unusual as government has legal ways of how to source arms and ammunition. Look at how we fought a serious civil war for 30 months without borrowing a kobo. General Gowon was the head of state then, Chief Obafemi Awolowo was the Minister of Finance and deputy chairman of the Federal Executive Council. We fought the civil war without borrowing a kobo. Now you want to chase insurgents after spending what they have spent, they are rushing to the National Assembly for permission to borrow $1 billion, there is a problem of leadership and I think everybody knows it.

QUESTION: But how will you make the US to supply us arms given the accusations against the military and how will you get Cameroun to cooperate more given the crisis over Bakassi and the border demarcation, bearing in mind their refusal to cooperate up till now?

On the question of the US selling arms to us, the US can influence our traditional arms suppliers but the US is probably not a major supplier of arms to Nigeria as far as I can recall – right from independence till now. But they can influence those that can supply arms to us. As you know, the black market of sourcing military hardware has never been stopped even with international pressure. I think for the weapons we need to fight Boko Haram, a group of people taking arms against the country. I do not think we need weapons of the magnitude people are talking about. Of course, the military was disarmed in order to stabilise democracy. But how can I stabilise the army and get the cooperation of the US to help us and at least to give us the moral support and allow our traditional arms suppliers – France, United Kingdom and Russia – to give facilities for maintaining those weapons like tanks and armoured cars? I believe the US will not stand in the way of a democratic country getting supply of weapons and ammunition to defend itself against internal or even external aggression. As I have said earlier, Cameroun is even fighting Boko Haram more effectively than us. If you would recall that there were some kidnappers that took away the wife of a (vice prime) minister but the Camerounian law enforcement agency got her released. 

QUESTION: Given your experience in the military, what can you point to as the problem with the military in challenging Boko Haram?

I think what I can do is appeal to the patriotic sense of the military. The military's constitutional role is to protect this country from external aggression and I mentioned earlier on, even in internal operations, the police are allowed to come in at the initial stage but once things are bad, then the military has to come in, just as it is happening now in the North-east. I believe the military would like to preserve a strong Nigeria because if they allow Nigeria to be balkanised, they will be the first to lose their security because I do not see any part of a balkanised Nigeria that will like to get a general or colonel to be in charge, and you don't talk about pension or even gratuity. So there will be total insecurity if they allow anything to happen to Nigeria. I think the situation needs a leadership that will give the military the backing in terms of sourcing the weapons and ammunition to fight. And Nigeria, no matter how oil prices have fallen, will source enough funds to fight the insurgents.

QUESTION: Do you see corruption in the military as a major problem?

It is a major problem. As I have just mentioned there are ways to source weapons, ammunition and other military hardware; there are rules and regulations; tenders boards at various levels where they examine applications by suppliers; getting the best for the country and then recommending to the government to go and secure it. The issue of putting dollars in an aircraft or handbags or asking one senior officer to go and look for weapons does not arise under the Nigerian laws. This is corruption and I do not blame the military because it is a situation of a fish with rotten head.

QUESTION: Don't you think that the nature of the warfare, which is asymmetric, in the fight against insurgents also has a lot do with the limited successes the military has recorded? We have a situationwhere you have to seek out terrorists who live in the midst of the people. It is not like fighting with a conventional army?

I agree with you partly, but look at how some of the committed commanders that dealt with the late Yusuf’s case. I talked about intelligence; we have structures of assistance throughout the country. We have ward leaders, district heads and emirs – these people are good sources of intelligence. There is this structure on ground and it still exists. Some parts of Nigeria have been able to ward off Boko Haram. It is not because of government's effort but people started their own JTF. If Maiduguri people did not organise their own Civilian JTF, the city would have been overrun.

QUESTION: At the initial stage of the insurgency, you were quoted as saying that any attack against Boko Haram was an attack on the North and that while federal government negotiated with the Niger Delta militants it was attacking Boko Haram. So you were now tagged as one of those behind Boko Haram. How would you react to this and what do you think is the place of negotiations in arresting the insurgency?

Yes, I spoke on the radio and gave a press statement. I hope you would take the positive ones as well and not only the negative aspect. I mentioned that they were trying to give it a religious tinge and I came out to say that no religion advocates hacking the innocent and our people can easily understand. Christianity and Islam do not authorise anyone to take the life of any other person. Justice, which needs restraint, is what is supposed to be applied by the strong to the weak. The incident where I made that statement was, if you could recall what happened in Barma and Baga. I think Boko Haram killed a soldier or two and the whole town or part of it was razed, some satellite pictures of it were published. This is not how to do it. What to do was what was done to Yusuf before he was killed. If you recall, the army did not have raze the part of Maiduguri but they went and caught Yusuf and handed him over to the police. This is what the army then was supposed to do and even now. It is not to go on a rampage killing everybody and that was why I made reference to what the late President Yar'Adua did when he invited the militant leaders, sent them presidential jets and they came here in Abuja and they negotiated with him, empowered them and put them back into the society. But that type of army, which was sent to Barma and Baga, they created part of the problems we are in now and now the problems have proved stubborn to be solved. Instead of trying to get the leadership as Yusuf was found, they just went and razed parts of the towns and alienated themselves – the military and law enforcement agencies – from the people rather than getting their sympathy. This is what could be done differently, use intelligence, find out the leaders that are responsible and deal with them.

QUESTION: But that statement led to the feeling in many quarters that you were sympathetic to Boko Haram and that led to the political brickbats between your party the APC and the PDP, and PDP alleging that APC is sympathetic to Boko Haram. Do you regret the statement now or the context in which it was made?

The problem is the failure on your part, the media, to carry out investigative journalism if I may use the word, because when I made the statement it should have been in the context of my position that no religion advocates the hacking of the innocent and that the strong should be sympathetic or show some restraints when dealing with the weak. If it were in that context, then the question of I being sympathetic to Boko Haram would never have arisen. 

When I was bombed, what was the reaction of Boko Haram? Did Boko Haram ever put out a statement? It was the government that quickly said that they were not responsible and that was the last we heard about it. Even if it was an unknown Nigerian, I think a proper investigation would have been carried out to find out what happened. How did they get the sophisticated weapon to bomb your headquarters in Abuja and the United Nations building? How did they get to such a sophisticated level of detonating an explosive device just adjacent to my vehicle and see how it pierced the body of the bullet proof vehicle as if it was a piece of paper. I think that we have to really have a capacity for investigating this type of things. So my party and myself have shown enough patriotism that we are not behind any insurgency in or outside Nigeria. The harm it is doing to our economy has not yet been calculated by anybody but I was reliably informed that everyday about 100 articulated vehicles, not even tankers, used to go to Maiduguri and traders from Cameroun, Chad and Niger do business there. At least two million Nigerians, from wheelbarrow pushers to big time shop owners, make their living in the city. But look at it, these are all being destroyed.

QUESTION: Tell us what happened on that day you were bombed.

I don't know why you want to listen to a disaster story again. Well, you know Rilwanu Lukman died somewhere in Europe and if you could recall he was my Minister of Power and Steel. So I was told that his body was to be brought the following day. I was told on Tuesday that on Thursday he would be brought home for burial, through Kano Airport where it will then be flown by another aircraft to Zaria. So I decided to drive to Daura, my hometown to be able to come to Kano the following day to receive the body. Luckily, was in a bulletproof vehicle. I was only using it from Kaduna to Abuja and may be Abuja to my hometown because armed robbers are getting more desperate now and they operate 24 hours a day now. A vehicle was trying to overtake us, but my backup vehicle stopped him in Kaduna. But when we came to that market before the overhead bridge, there was confusion in the market located on the right side of the road leading to Zaria. So that driver got an access and quickly drove close to my vehicle. Then the bomber exploded the device and when I came out I saw blood on my trousers and I looked to the right and I saw body parts of people selling second hand clothes, sugar cane on the roadside. I don’t remember the law enforcement agencies ever telling Nigerians how many people were killed there. I shook my head. Some of my operatives quickly came to me. I saw some of them were bleeding. They pushed me to the other side of the road in case there was another bomb. They stopped another vehicle coming, replaced the driver and drove me home. That was what happened. They tried to take the picture of the vehicle and we saw the army when they came. I noticed one person dressed like a woman with a handset contacting some people while beside the armoured car. So I told them, go to the military, show them the picture and tell the soldiers that you too want to interview the man in ladies dress. I do not know why he left his jeans trousers on but he had his wrapper around his body. That was the last I heard about it. Nobody ever bothered to brief me on the outcome of any investigation on the incident.

QUESTION: From all you have said, we are persuaded to believe that the solution to the problems afflicting the country is just about having a good leader. What credentials are you presenting to Nigerians as an alternative to what we have currently?

Yes, I tried to mention one. While I was the GOC in 1982 and Nigeria was giving Chad economic help and instead of the president of the country coming to thank our president for giving him economic support, he just sent his soldiers to kill our soldiers. I had a command then and it was within my area of responsibility. I went and sorted it out. Secondly, you must have known about Maitasine sect. I was the Head of State in 1984. Maitasine, you recall developed from Kano and he was killed during the Second Republic but his followers resurfaced in Burunkutu, again in Borno and Jimeta, Yola. My second in command then, Tunde Idiagbon, was not in the country. I flew into Yola, Gambo Jimeta, I think he was the AIG and Wash Pam were there and that was the last we heard about Maitasine. Really, I do not think the Nigerian military including the law enforcement agencies have absolutely lost their capacity to deal with internal security problems. The leadership seems not to be aggressive and cannot properly lead. And the fundamental problem of Nigeria now is security. Nobody is feeling secure in the country and I think this is the fundamental responsibility of government. So the leadership must make sure that they secure Nigeria and efficiently manage it.

QUESTION: Are you also thinking of doing something to beef up your charisma? Nigeria is a complex entity and needs somebody who is flexible. People say you are stiff.

If I can achieve results with my stiffness, let the stiffness stay. Because when you go and ask ordinary people, when we, myself and Idiagbon, came on board, ordinary people in Kano came out when it was hot, they put the keys of their cars on top of the cars, slept in front of their houses and woke up the following morning. People say time changes, yes, but when people find out that you do not tolerate big thieves not to talk of the small ones, then they will sit up.

QUESTION: Do you subscribe to the view that oil is an issue with regards to this security challenge? What is your position on the role of Chad in the botched ceasefire agreement?

I think Chad knows that Nigeria can certainly secure its borders. I still cannot understand why it took the leadership of this country so long to get those three presidents to sit down and agree. I think even within the framework of ECOWAS such agreements were feasible to make sure that weapons do not cross our borders and that people were not given training facilities. How could Boko Haram abduct 200 schoolgirls of ages of 14 to 18 from their school and we were giving the impression that these girls were in Nigeria? For seven months, the Nigerian government could not get the intelligence of where these girls were in particular and where they were moved. They kept saying they know where the girls are, then what the hell is stopping them from getting the girls out? Imagine you have got a daughter there, how do you go to bed and how do you wake up for seven months? Your 14-year-old daughter is in the hands of insurgents and your government is making noise and spending money on unnecessary things. I think the whole country ought to have been mobilised to get those girls back alive or their bodies so that their parents can get closure.

QUESTION: Should the Nigerian government negotiate with Boko Haram?

Well, since they are stronger than the government, I think the government should negotiate with Boko Haram. But we did not even negotiate with President Habre of Chad when he tried to come into our country. We tried to solve our problem ourselves. Nigeria is capable, this is my point. I firmly believe that because when we were there with Prof. Gambari as Minister of Foreign Affairs, we had an Afrocentric foreign policy, that is, first Nigeria in our heart and then our immediate neighbours. If you do not cultivate a good relationship with your neighbours, it will cost you so much in terms of security and the economy. So you have to cultivate a friendship with your neighbours and then it goes on to ECOWAS, Africa and the rest of the world. I think this is a viable policy option. But if your neigbours think you are a nuisance to them, then the economic activities and the cross-border trade suffer. Since colonial rule, when they sat down with rulers and maps and they cut us off; they cut us off in Benin, in Niger, in Chad and Cameroun. We are virtually surrounded by people who are culturally related to Nigerians. So it is quite easy to get our neighbours to sympathise with us and help us check insecurity so that we can stabilise out country and move forward.

QUESTION: The North is backwards in terms of development and the Boko Haram scourge has further compounded it. If elected the president, how do you hope to bridge the gap and reconstruct the economy of the North-east?

First of all it is important to debunk the notion being peddled by Boko Haram that Western education is ungodly. They go into schools and slaughter children both Christian and Muslim children. They go to mosques and explode devices, they also go to the churches and motor parks. So really, it is very easy to disabuse the minds of Nigerians on the wrong notion that Boko Haram is a religious enterprise. They are just simply terrorists. Having reduced them to that, then you can earn the support of the immediate communities for you to flush the insurgents out of the society. I believe that this will not take a long time. Then you discuss with your neighbours to make sure that weapons are not crossing the borders and that there are training facilities for terrorists. As we can see, the Camerounians are very serious about fighting Boko Haram. They are fighting the sect more than we are fighting the insurgency and they are doing it more successfully because they are able to secure their own part of the country from being occupied by Boko Haram. So you have to first get rid of Boko Haram before you can talk about rebuilding the North-east because you cannot do it while the fighting is still going on.

Then we have to go back to General Gowon's three Rs. We have to assess how much damage to infrastructure has been done and then see how we can re-equip them and help people to get employment and access to goods and services. I think that soldiers and police barracks and their armories must be strengthened to ensure that they are properly secured. Thirdly, I think that the air force has to be made more effective by acquiring more new aircraft and establishing a base in Kano so that the distance to cover is shorter and returning to base is made easier.

QUESTION: Is oil an issue in this insurgency, especially with regard to the role of Chad?

Yes oil has now become an issue because Chad no longer needs us as it used to need us in terms of supporting them because oil has been discovered and developed in commercial quantities and they generate more money now. They can really bypass Nigeria and get what they want. So oil is an issue. It makes a country economically viable, especially because foreign countries investing in Chadian oil will certainly have sympathy for them and they can try to help them to be stable.

QUESTION: Why did Boko Haram prefer you leading their negotiation with federal government at the initials stage?

You know there were problems with the Boko Haram leadership, there were some people that claimed to be leaders of Boko Haram and the sect disowned them. So we have to identify the real leaders of Boko Haram before you can negotiate with them. I do not think the government has identified the leadership. So it is shooting into the dark and this is why I am insisting on intelligence, which means gathering information and making sure that it is correct and you deal with it. Without intelligence you waste too much resources and lives.

QUESTION: In terms of economic policy, the central question right now is oil and the fall in (foreign) reserves and the exchange rate? What direction of economic policy will you take Nigeria if you are elected president?

You see, it is a pity that we have a mono-cultural economy and we all depend on oil. We have agriculture, mining, things that can complement oil in terms of income and employment. I think insecurity cannot be separated from this. The amount of oil lost to the activities of oil bunkers sometimes has put Nigeria in a very serious condition. On the question of reserves, having been in charge of Ministry of Petroleum for over three years, I know that people who invest their capital and knowledge, they know Nigeria has prolific fields but they have moved offshore mainly due to insecurity. Unluckily for Nigeria, the offshore oil fields, most of them are prolific but are expensive to develop. The best way we can persuade investors to come in and invest is to secure the country. Security is still key to economic development. People will just load the barges and tankers on the high sea and come to collect the crude from the terminals and go and empty them because part of the oil proceeds belong to them (60:40%). But when they are losing, they cannot bring in more resources and technology to establish more reserves in the country. So security is the key, this country has to be secured.

QUESTION: If you are elected president when the country is in great economic deficit, how will you turn things around and secure the economy?

I think that for the navy, air force and the army it is their fundamental constitutional responsibility to secure the country with whatever we have. I believe this country is still strong to make sure that we secure these areas as quickly as we can and re-establish confidence in ourselves, in the world and in our business partners. The capacity to do it rapidly, I am afraid, one has to know the total intelligence, one has to know where we are exactly before you can make a determined move to correct the situation. Really, it is a question of putting whatever we have available in terms of fighting capability to first secure that area, to earn the confidence of investors for them to quickly come back, because they can even organise soft loans for us to stabilise our budget deficits so that we move forward.

QUESTION: So can we deal with security without tackling corruption? When you came to power last time, you were known for your fight against corruption. Today, it’s a different kind of fight. In your party, the APC, there are many people accused of corruption, so how do you first put your house in order and then deal with the hydra-headed issue of corruption?

I think the priority has to be the other way round, we have to put the country in order first. In attempting to put the country in order, it is going to be a terrible situation for whoever wins and I pity whoever succeeds President Jonathan, even if it were to be myself. But this is what we can do; the practical way to tackle corruption is to draw a line, because institutions have been compromised. We cannot go on the way we did in the military in 1983 to fight corruption. This time around, you cannot do it that way because most of the institutions have been compromised. The person you will depend on as the auditor to go and check the CBN, maybe he has got some substantial part of the deal. These are the facts on the ground. So what you do is to persuade them and tell them to help to amend it. You have drawn a line, part of these are in courts and you cannot interfere with the judiciary, no matter how bad you believe the judiciary is. Constitutionally or otherwise, you have to leave the judiciary, you cannot bring better judges and put them on the job over night. It takes generations. So you have to appeal to their conscience and prove to them that you are serious and that cases in the courts that you are interested in them but let the judiciary continue. Cases that have been struck out, the government will move forward but any case that comes up will be handed over to the judiciary. But to say that you are going to investigate, I am afraid that government will not last a quarter because the institutions have been compromised.

QUESTION: So there is no capacity to investigate corruption and what you are proposing is to draw a line going forward?

Yes, to be honest, the capacity is not there because as I said, institutions have been compromised but if you say I am not going to participate in corruption, I am not going to tolerate it from day one, I hope the people will believe it and those that have cases in court have to give way so that people that have not been caught because God help those caught helping themselves then. We can deal with them. But as I said, you cannot go head on as we did under the military.

QUESTION: Essentially to understand you sir, so all these governors who are alleged to be corrupt, all these senators and others, you are drawing the line. Is that amnesty for corruption? Don't you think that you are also being a victim of your past, that something you did successfully, that because you were criticised, you are now afraid to do it again?

No, I am not afraid. If I was afraid the day they attempted to bomb me, I would not have felt like continuing. But I felt I have done nothing wrong other than telling the truth where I find it serious enough to tell the truth. The important thing is that I mentioned it, you don't have the capacity to catch the big thieves right now, you don't have the capacity. You have to do it gradually because, as I said before, all the institutions have been compromised. Do you know that I said it about 18 months ago, I think it was at a book launch where I said in my own area in Nigeria, people hardly go to the police. If they are cheated or something, once they are alive, they say 'God dey' and they continue with life because they cannot afford justice, they cannot get it. Virtually the whole country has reached that stage.

QUESTION: How do you reconcile your party’s position to ensure zero tolerance for corruption with the approach you have decided to adopt on corruption?

No, I said that as far as corruption is concerned I will not tolerate it from the day I take charge of governance. But those cases that are in courts, they will continue but as we move forward, cases that come up will be handed over to the judiciary.

QUESTION: The effects of shale oil and the direction of our oil right now, how do you intend to save our mono-cultural economy, given the new world order for oil?

Again, the issue is the security and then the unemployment of restive youths. Those who go to school cannot get jobs and others cannot go to school. I believe agriculture and solid minerals are the sectors we can move quickly into in dealing with the unemployment of the youths. But then moving forward has to take a lot of thinking and planning and cooperation of the international community to come and invest. We must get our infrastructure back. For instance, power supply. A lot of industries were closed because they cannot afford the diesel, they cannot survive the roadblocks from the ports to their places. You can imagine how many roadblocks are mounted by the military, police, customs and immigration. Everybody is asking for money, whether you are guilty or not guilty. So to secure this country is no joke. It has to be done. That is the bottom line.

QUESTION: Now let’s talk about religion. There is a perception that you are either a fanatic or a fundamentalist. Are you a religious fundamentalist?

Well, what I know is that I am a practising Muslim. I think that those who accuse me of being a fundamentalist ought to have seen which career I came out from. From the day I left school I did not work for a day and I joined the military and consistently the Nigerian military has been 80 per cent Christians. So you find out that your orderly, your cook and sergeant major are Christians and you are a Muslim. And fighting through the civil war, if you could recall the international media was saying the Muslim North versus the Christian South. You remember how it upset General Gowon to the extent that after the civil war when they rushed to help us, he said, ‘I do not need your blood money.’ They refused to understand that Gowon was and is still a Christian and all his commanders were Christians and less than 10 per cent of the military were Muslims. So this perception that I a religious fanatic is what can I call sophisticated disinformation. I cannot disown my religion because of the accusations. People I worked with for more than 20 years and I rose from second lieutenant to general. All the commands and staff that I worked with along the line, most of my associates were Christians, for example when I moved into Maiduguri to sort out the Chad invasion, my number two then was Ugokwe. He is a Chritian from the South-east. He happened to be my coursemate but because of civil war he lost his seniority and he became my number two. When the Americans provided President Shagari with satellite pictures that I had gone beyond Nigerian border, I received a presidential order to pull out and fall back into Nigeria. I handed over the division to him and went back to Jos.

QUESTION: Do you go to Mecca? When last were you in Mecca?

I did not know you were following me so closely. The last time I was in Mecca was 12 years ago. Somebody asked me this question why was I do not go to Mecca like some others and I told him that I come from a big family in terms of numbers. And with the collapse of education, I have to make bigger contributions to the education of members of my family. Again with the collapse of the health facilities, these are immediate requirements for majority of Nigerian families. So I have less money to go to Mecca because I have to contribute to the education of blood relations.

QUESTION: So should the state fund anybody to Jerusalem or Mecca?

My opinion is no. As far as Islam is concerned, going to Mecca is your personal business.

QUESTION: Religion is also a toxic issue in Nigeria, I understand that there is somebody that you like, who you may make your vice-president but happens to be a Muslim. Will you have a Muslim-Muslim ticket?

Yes these developments are very irritating. I talked about General Gowon and his commanders and his nine years in office. I talked to you about past pairings: (Bashorun Moshood) Abiola and (Ambassador Babagana) Kingibe and I told you myself and (Major-General) Tunde Idiagbon – military - and Abiola and Kingibe - civilian. So this surge of religion consciousness, as far I am concerned, is a recent development and it has been taken to a bigger dimension. Let me tell you in 2007, I went to Lagos to meet with religious leaders and one of the biggest Christian religious groups. After an hour of meeting with them, the leader said to me, general, I replied ‘Your Eminence’, and he said, ‘We are not going to accept a Muslim-Muslim ticket.’ I said thank you very much. I respected him because he meant it. But if you ask me, I think Nigerians ought to be less concerned about the issue. I joined partisan politics in April 2002 and by 2003, there were governors, there were senators, but I got the ticket. I picked late Chuba Okadigbo, every Nigerian knew Okadigbo, he was a Roman Catholic and an Igbo and he was brought up politically by Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, we were rigged out and we were in court for 30 months, up to the Supreme Court. In 2007, I picked Chief Umeh-Ezeoke, he was an Igbo and Roman Catholic. Again we were rigged out. In 2011, I picked Tunde Bakare, a pastor. So how more Christian do you want me to go in picking as running mate? I never picked a Muslim as a running mate.

QUESTION: But this time around?

I am not going to tell you. I would do that after the primary. If I win the primary then I will reveal who is my running mate.

QUESTION: But would you consider a Muslim-Muslim ticket?

I said I would not tell you.

QUESTION:There is a school of thought that said your incursion into Chad was in disobedience to the civilian authorities. That you did not wait to get the permission of President Shagari.

The type of training I received up to my commissioning and up to my rank then, major-general, was that you have to be loyal to those that are below you and those above you. How can a country, which America literally forced us to give petroleum products to, instead of its president flying in to come see our president and thanking him, went and killed our soldiers and you think I will wait for orders. Well, I asked for their understanding, whether they gave me or not I do not know until they asked me to pull out, otherwise I would have lost respect from my soldiers.

QUESTION: I think that most people think that you are not a fundamentalist. But I have seen your children at the airports, they are like my children, they love good things. I do not think that you raised yourself in that fundamentalist way. However the fear is about those around you, that the nature of your support base is driven by clerics. The fear is that if you become president will these clerics not take over the Villa?

I am just a Muslim and those who studied Islam or know more about its tenets know that it is all about justice. But in Nigeria, we are not practicing Sharia, the constitution has set out legal provisions and states that have voted for Sharia have got their courts to some extent. But then in the end, it is the Supreme Court that will decide. So I cannot work out of the constitution of the country. If those clerics are supporting me as you alleged, then perhaps they are supporting me because they feel there will be justice. If you steal, you will have to return it and maybe get some punishment but if you do not steal you will live in peace.

QUESTION: There is this perception that Boko Haram has religious undertones. If elected president, what will be your position be on Sharia?

It is about the constitution. It is the constitution that we agreed to follow as an emerging nation. The 1999 Constitution gives every Nigerian the right of practicing any religion of his or her choice and not to even practice any religion. I had deliberately refused to make comments on what happened in Nassarawa State where some 70 policemen were killed by a militant group and one misguided SSS person came and said that they had pardoned them. I issued a statement that she had no right to do that. The fundamental responsibility of government is to protect the lives and properties of citizens. And Nigerians, by the constitution, can practice any religion they wish to or refuse to practise any. 

QUESTION: Now what do you like about President Jonathan?

His smile.

QUESTION: What is your economic blue print?

It will be a set of regulations, strategies, policies and a vision on how to stabilise the economy, secure the country and move forward. I think that’s what it is.

QUESTION: You presented yourself to Nigerians in the last three elections but lost although you claimed you were rigged out. What measures have you put in place to ensure that this does not happen again?

What I am suggesting is that Nigerians should stand for a free, fair and credible election, otherwise look at the problem some parties are having anointing candidates before the primaries. The system does not stop parties from having consensus candidates to produce the candidates but the ideal is to go through the primaries and choose who they want to represent them. The bottom line is to have a credible election.

THISDAY INTERVIEW.

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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

"Why can't the SW stay in the sidelines and watch as these people battle themselves for power? Why must we always want to lead, be seen and thereby court unnecessary enmity?" . . . Kola Onifade

Kola,

We need not care about becoming enemies of anybody. We only need to stand by and stand with the truth. "To ba ngbo gbe gbe gbe, ti o ba  ba won gbe, eyinkule e ni won maa gbe si" (if one is in a place and keeps quiet when issues are being slogged out, one will not get what he deserves at the end of the day). It is a civic responsibility for citizens and ethnic groups in the country to participate in the political process. You cannot complain later if you stayed by the sidelines when battle for power was going on. If I were from South-East, I would be ashamed of the docility of the political elites. They have no influence in the two major political parties even when the opportunity of being the third of equal legs of APC presented itself, they did not take it. They would have been able to present a more convincing case for the vice presidential slot than South-West and South-South.

As for our own Ex-HOS, you know very well that he is not a good sample of who we are. You should therefore not bring him in. He was not our choice, and we don't talk or do things the way he does. Cheer up brother, and let's make the best of what we have . . . Nigeria. You and me should be on the same side on this Nigeria project. Were n't we together in support of Buhari last presidential election? He is still the same person. He only has more crowd beside and behind him. 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Wilson Iguade]

Ayo you said "needs. I expect you to at least give credit to the so called Muslim/Fulani bigot to have allowed his daughter to marry a Christian Igbo; and the daughter converted to Christianity!!!"

Maybe the daughter was protesting the way her father raised her, and not a display of Buhari's tolerance. Ayo, did you think of it this way? I guess not. Now, we know that Buhari's daughter does not subscribe to Moslem religion and refused to marry in the north. 

Wow! That is something! It shows Buhari is not fit to be prez, again he destroyed his daughter's life. Drove her outside his religion and community. Buhari needs help, because he is a born loser. Lost the presidency 3 times, lost his daughter from Moslem faith and her community. "I"

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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

Afis, so giving one's daughter in marriage to a Christian Igbo is a Fulani Muslim's way of "utmost Jihadist"? And you are not happy with what PDP has given Nigeria since 1999? Can you tell us the way forward if not through Buhari? Don't tell me you are not a Nigerian ooo, because you voluntarily joined this Nigerian (not Oodua) discussion.

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

I am happy I gave you the opportunity of confirming that you should not be taken seriously. Nigeria's problems are too serious for what come out of you.

 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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Buhari Declares His Assets Openly. Nigerians Await GEJ's Open Declaration.

"I have at least one million naira in my bank, having paid N5.5 million to pick my form from my party. I have around 150 cattle because I am never comfortable without cows. I have a house each in Kaduna, Kano, and Daura which I borrowed money to build. I never had a foreign account since I finished my courses in the USA, India and the UK. I never owned any property outside Nigeria. Never.” - General Buhari.

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[Wilson Iguade]

Truly boring. I would try and return to reading this interview transcript again, I hope.

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[Okoi Ofem Obono-Obla]

You are a closet autocrat! You are obsessed with Buhari! Sai Buhari! Nigeria Sai Buhari. Sai Gaskiya!
 

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[Collins Ezebuihe]

Simply, just how old were they when Buhari married them? 
 
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[Uzoma KLN]

No Eastern City will vote Buhari. From Aba down to Yenoga.

APC dashed the hopes and aspirations of many Nigerians by choosing Buhari.

In fact, if any Yoruba State votes Buhari, it will be very surprising.

It is that simple. 

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Uzoma KLN 

Uzoma KLN

(Life is simple, do not make it difficult) 

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This is not our battle. We should be picking battles. Let the Ijaw and Fulani sort themselves out.

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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

Ezebuwere,

I see that you have nothing to say about Buhari being your in law. That should interest you more than the age of Buhari's wives when he married them.

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

Even if you are for Oodua Republic, which I am not for, we are still part and parcel of Nigeria for now. A battle for Nigeria's present and future is a collective battle of all Nigerians. The elected president we not be an Ijaw or a Fulani president. In actual fact none of the two can single handedly produce a president. I suspect you have allowed yourself to be frustrated with the situation of things. You have therefore shut down.

By the way, what of our brother in Canada? 

 

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"APC dashed the hopes and aspirations of many Nigerians by choosing Buhari. In fact, if any Yoruba State votes Buhari, it will be very surprising." . . . . Uzoma Kingsley

What is your business about this? You are not APC and you are not Yoruba. Just sit down look as Aso Rock key is handed over to the people's General. You and your ilk would not have voted for APC even if an Igbo was its flag bearer. That is how much people like you have rendered South-East irrelevant in the political process of Nigeria. South-West is more politically pragmatic hence will vote for Buhari. Didn't you hear of the story of Arugbo la fe song at the APC Convention? Change has come!

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APC shocked them and they are yet to recover. They ll never recover until after the election is won God willing. 

Kudos to the strategists in APC

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[Uzoma KLN]

Any human who thinks Buhari at waning age of 73 would give Nigerians any good must have his head examined. Such a person is worst than Bokoharam and deserves no respect from fellow humans. APC miscalculated and have misfired, it is a pity, my heart aches. 

As a military, he used guns and trigger happy soldiers to create terror and fears, people mistook that as discipline, something any fool could achieve, just point a gun with power to kill and hunger for bloodshed rooted in the minds of the ones with gun, and everybody especially Nigerians will have all hands raised, including legs. He reigned and ruled by killing and shedding bloods freely, bloods of humans, Nigerians, not animals, even animals have rights.

What we have now is democracy and someone with brains inside skull thinks a waning and wasted once blood hungry murderer army General, who served under another murderer army General ( Abacha) happily and gladly still under pointed guns, murdered, maimed and annihilated, such a person needs a brain surgeon to check his brain.

I did not just listen to Rochas Okorocha's speech, I did so critically, he said he would bring Naira back to 1-1 with US$, people took that literally, I did not. I took that as a reminder of how we got to where we are. Buhari took over when Naira was one to one with US$, he messed it up, joined hands with Abacha to finally get the Naira worthless. Some people with brains inside their heads still calling the same man to come and do democratically at waning age of 73 what he could not do when everybody obeyed his draconian dictatorship at an energetic age of 40years. It is either these people are cursed with "African failure" or backwardly hopeless.

It is brazen, tawdry, retrogressive, unprogressive, and inhumane to say the least.

Regards,

Uzoma KLN 

Uzoma KLN

(Life is simple, do not make it difficult) 

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[Uzoma KLN]

You may now discuss without an insult, Ayo?

Does it make sense to you??

Regards,

Uzoma KLN 

Uzoma KLN

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[Uzoma KLN]

Ayo,

You are going back again to why Abiola could not make it to presidency. "I do not need Igbo to be president".

South East is not relevant in Nigeria politics says Ayo.

You all heard it from the right mouth, not mine.

Regards,

Uzoma KLN 

Uzoma KLN

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[Uzoma KLN]

"Even if you are for Oodua Republic, which I am not for, we are still part and parcel of Nigeria for now."- Ayo

I don't want it, I want it.

Ayo, na wah for you 

Uzoma KLN

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[ewaen edoghimioya]

I just took time to read the interview and am so disappointed in the lies he peddled about. 

Firstly he claims that BH started with political thugs and it was security forces killing of BH members during a burial procession in 2009 that started the insurgency. This is a big lie. The BH insurgency started way back in 2002 with the Nigerian Taliban group who were confronting the Police and burning police stations in Yobe and Borno states.

He further claimed that his criticism of the killing and destruction of the homes of Boko haram was with reference and in context of the Army massacre in Baga. This is another lie. He never mentioned Baga and Yobe killings in his 2013 interview, rather he complained about "double standard" in the treatment of Niger Delta Militants and BH.

As for economy and corruption, he has nothing to offer other than "appealing to the conscience" of the civil servants in Audit and Judiciary.  

This is guy is just going to use the opportunity to reimpose Northern stranglehold over Nigeria and make up for the mess his fellow Northern leaders left the North with. His southern fanatical followers have been taken for a ride and TINUBU is only using him to protect his massive loot in Lagos and other APC controlled states.

Ewaen

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[Collins Ezebuihe]

 Ayotollah Ojutollah Khomeini:
 
What is so difficult about this question that APC wobbling waffles cannot even begin to field a simple answer to it?
 
Or should I make it simple? Okay, was one of Buhari's wives in Elementary School when the strong man "married" her?
 
All those women female activists in these African forums --Joan Oviawe, Eve Joe, Julia Enemchukwu, Azuoma  Anugom, Adamister of Chicago, etc-- should be interested in this issue.
 
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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

"That is how much people like you have rendered South-East irrelevant in the political process of Nigeria." . . . Ayo

Yes, did you not prefer APGA to continue to be PDP tag-along instead of being a foundation partner in APC ?

 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

Uzoma,

Did you hear the story of the song Arugbo la fe at the APC Convention? Nigerians want the very old man as the President.

 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Leye Ige]

SW stay in the sidelines?--"These people" are ALREADY in the SW via Ekiti, where the election militarization was OK'd and now where 7 is greater than 19; in Osun where another militarization was Ok'd but for the Grace of God and the diligence and tenacity of the people, "these people" would have taken over; in Lagos where the number of votes in a PRIMARY exceeded the number of delegates; where the NASS members who protested the illegality of the police in locking them out were vilified; where Justice Salami was accused of being a sell-out; where the illegality and unconstitutionality of his removal was justified; the national conference where unitarization became the norm; all the while cutting your noses to spite your faces; when it is very obvious that the only way Jonathan/PDP would retain power is to DISREGARD any electoral result; when Jonathan's FAILURE is VERY OBVIOUS, even to the blind; when the "third force" jumped from Labor back into the PDP;
when Yoruba "foreigners" are not wanted in Ondo; when the "fridge repairer" was admonishing us to stay in one political camp in order to sustain our position, he was vilified as authoritarian and undemocratic, ati bee bee lo; it now suddenly becomes "staying in the sidelines"? Na wah ooo.
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Subject: [africanworldforum] Kola Onifade: Re: Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?
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Date: Saturday, December 13, 2014, 11:30 PM

"Why can't the SW stay in the sidelines
and watch as these people battle themselves for power? Why
must we always want to lead, be seen and thereby court
unnecessary enmity?" . . . Kola
Onifade

Kola,We need not care about becoming enemies of

Wilson,It was not sad for you

people to say Buhari is a Muslim fundamentalist/bigot, but
sad to show or know that he allowed his daughter to
marry an Igbo Christian? You know there is a difference
between going to another community to marry their
daughter (Babangida, Benjamin Adekunle etc), and allowing
your daughter to be married to the same community? One
needs a particular level of development to appreciate
exceptional people and exceptional deeds. Even if you
don't like Buhari, you should credit him and his
daughter for this.
Ayo
Ojutalayo

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[HC Ade]

Lady Uzoma like hearing his own voice in the midst of multitude. I came in from Lagos yesterday night, though it was business meeting since Wednesday, in between, l was able to move around and felt the pulse and views of people on ground.

Like l opined sometimes ago when the idea  of APC was been consummated ‎that lgbos are yet to get their political compass right. Come what may, the next political dispensation will see the SE screaming of maginisation once again, either Nigeria retain GEJ/PDP  (God forbid anyway) or GMB /APC get to the centre.

Igbos will regret seating on the fence because it will be difficult to hand over the governance to Empress Iwueala and Ayim, it ll be unconceiveable to hand over all the heads of our economic unit to lgbos like we have under the clueless. APGA is a one State party,  is dead and buried in other States and at the centre, SE is going to be minority under either GEJ/PDP government, nothing to reckon with under the incoming government of GMB/APC.

The import of this is that, Uzoma and his likes can cry blue murder from now till eternity, the havoc the lgbos have done to GEJ government by making it government of exclusion will leave to hunt SE for foreseeable future. Say whatever you like Fulani/Yorubas are masters of politics within the conclave called Nigeria of today.

Lastly, from what l gathered in Lagos, Buhari will win landslide in Lagos and the entire SW because the people want change, want to move away from government full of corruption, want security of lives and properties, want improved economy that will translate to improve standard of living, want improved power supply to power their businesses, people want someone that can be respected and his words is his bound etc.

HC Ade  

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[ewaen edoghimioya]

I don't believe this story one bit. Let them produce the video of the wedding with Buhari blessing the marriage to prove their claim. This is a desperate situation and as i far as i know people of Buhari's stature in the far North, for it to happen, the man must convert to Islam.Such marriages are frowned at in Islam.

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[Uzoma KLN]

Ayo,

I am not a fan of GEJ, which I have said many times but instead of Buhari, I prefer someone even less than GEJ. I am not interested in party but the individual running the position.

In SA, when people complained about Zuma, members of ANC shouted them down that Zuma will not lead alone, years down the line.....I will not be speaking further, find out what is ....

Regards,

Uzoma KLN 

Uzoma KLN

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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

"FYI: Doubting Thomas' ~ Amina, General Muhammed Buhari's last daughter, is marrried to Col. Goddy Udechukwu (rtd) from Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra state. A converted Christian, a full-fledged Anglican like her kids and hubby, she must be getting ready to host her Dad and friends in the village this Christmas." 

Why not research the information since we have the husband's name and address?

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Uzoma KLN]

Forget about what a Yoruba group say to you in public, worry about what they will do after meeting at home. 

Ayo, I am Yoruba, I leave and work with Yoruba and you are one core Yoruba, and Yoruba I know will not vote Buhari.

Have I answered your question?

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Uzoma KLN 

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[Uzoma KLN]

Young girl with email address: justinluv, H. C. Ade I am not looking for love, so keep yours, I have mine.

I am not looking for love, you may write to Jerome Niang, I read he has four heavy mamas and as a Muslim, he will take an underage girl like you.

Now you know: Bye!! Take your goods where it will have market, not with me. I married the most beautiful woman in the world and not interested with young girls like you. 

GOGBYE!! 

Regards,

Uzoma KLN 

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[Ezeana Igirigi Achusim]

Ayo:

May be his daughter saw the light that her father is yet to see. Do you see her campaigning for her father? Buhari refuses to convert and see the light as his daughter. And that disappoints his daughter. 

Btw, what is it with these army generals who fought Biafra. Obj's daughter is also estranged from Obj. 

And I am

Ezeana Igirigi Achusim

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14 - 12- 2014

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2015 Presidency: BUHARI/AMAECHI TICKET WILL DISMANTLE PDP —EX-NEW PDP SPOKESMAN REPLIES DOYIN OKUPE

Former National Publicity Secretary of the defunct New Peoples Democratic Party (New PDP), Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, has faulted the claim by Presidential aide, Dr. Doyin Okupe, that a ticket of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd.) and Governor Chibuike Amaechi for the 2015 presidential election would be a “fatal error” on the part of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
 
“This is an issue that does not concern Dr Okupe, who is not a stakeholder in APC but the fact remains that if Buhari/Amaechi ticket is a fatal error then Jonathan/Sambo ticket is not only a disaster but an ectopic pregnancy that must be evacuated to save the life of the mother in this case our nation. Anyone who fails an examination is asked to repeat but when the failure is so dismal the person is asked to leave as Nigerians are asking President Jonathan and VP Sambo to leave as they have not only failed woefully but have endangered our nation to the extent that the need of Buhari/Amaechi ticket becomes imperative to save our nation from imminent extinction.

This explanations notwithstanding, Dr. Okupe's comment is nothing but a sign of fear and cowardice by the Presidency, which lives in perpetual fear of Governor Amaechi and has understandably been having nightmares since news filtered out that Amaechi is in strong contention to emerge as Buhari’s running mate,” Eze, who is an APC chieftain, said.
 
He declared unequivocally that a Buhari/Amaechi ticket is APC’s best bet to flush PDP out of the Aso Presidential Villa and rescue Nigeria from the evil grip of this rudderless party.

According to Chief Eze, “With the myth surrounding Buhari combined with the bravery and sagacity of Gov. Amaechi, PDP’s days in the Aso Presidential Villa will surely become history by 2015. It is left to the APC power brokers to give a chance to this union if they are serious about ending the embarrassment that PDP has become in the politics of our nation.”

The former New PDP Spokesman stressed that APC stands on two legs – the Legacy Group comprising the merger parties and the Equity Group made up of the defunct New PDP. “It is in the interest of justice and fair play for the Equity Group in APC to produce the presidential running mate,” he said. “If the Legacy group has claimed both the National Chairmanship and Presidential Ticket of the party through Chief John Odigie-Oyegun and Gen. Buhari, denying the Equity Group the office of the Vice President will be tantamount to telling us that our efforts in repositioning APC make no meaning to the APC power brokers,” he added.

Chief Eze further stressed that though the major goal of Governor Amaechi in this dispensation is to assist and partner with others on how to ease out PDP come this election but that does mean that we should turn blind eyes when we are being treated unjustly by our colleagues.

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Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] Wilson Iguade: Re: Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

I am happy I gave you the opportunity of confirming that you should not be taken seriously. Nigeria's problems are too serious for what come out of you.

 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] Wilson Iguade: Re: Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

My credit is not necessary to those that loves one another and get married. Not sure how all these benefits a Despot, who does not deserve any credit, but killing democracy, Hehehehe! 

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Wilson,

It was not sad for you people to say Buhari is a Muslim fundamentalist/bigot, but sad to show or know that he allowed his daughter to marry an Igbo Christian? You know there is a difference between going to another community to marry their daughter (Babangida, Benjamin Adekunle etc), and allowing your daughter to be married to the same community? One needs a particular level of development to appreciate exceptional people and exceptional deeds. Even if you don't like Buhari, you should credit him and his daughter for this.

Ayo Ojutalayo

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So sad that now which community that one's child, not even the candidate, but the child marries into is the qualification to become president of Nigeria. Very sad indeed! 

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The message below was sent to me by another Buhari supporter. This is a challenge to our Igbo compatriots. A man who gave you his daughter deserves your support. It's "like father, like daughter" .... to have followed her heart to a Christian home in Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra State. She is a heroine.

Ayo Ojutalayo 

http://www.newspunch.org/the-buhari-we-know-obasanjo/

I wasn't sure of the statement ascribed to Obj about Buhari's daughter so I asked a journalist/editor. This was his answer:

FYI: Doubting Thomas' ~ Amina, General Muhammed Buhari's last daughter, is marrried to Col. Goddy Udechukwu (rtd) from Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra state. A converted Christian, a full-fledged Anglican like her kids and hubby, she must be getting ready to host her Dad and friends in the village this Christmas. 

~ Emeka Oparah (Who sent the vital detail to the Buhari Global Support Group.)

Just so you know, in case you are a doubting Fayth like. ..

Deleola

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Can Jonathan Survive this Blitzkrieg? By Simon Kolawole

• OPINION

Dec 14, 2014

You are watching a two-hour movie. President Goodluck Jonathan is the “actor” (that’s what we used to call the main character as kids). It is just 10 minutes to the end of the movie. Jonathan has been dodging bullets on the streets in the last one hour, running from pillar to villa. Many of his fighters have deserted him and joined his adversaries, led by Gen. Muhammadu Buhari. They lob missiles at him, like javelin, from every direction as he snakes towards his fortress. Out of breath, he uses the butt of his AK47 to smash the padlock of his gate, and his rifle falls into pieces. He is now left with only a pistol and a hand grenade.

Eight minutes to go…

His vest torn, blood crawling from his exposed biceps down to his forearm, he makes a dazed dash for his entrance door, barely hooking the gate with a chain from inside. The adversaries are closing in. They volley gunshots at the fence as he desperately runs to open the door. He has bruises all over his body. His nose is bleeding from a stone just thrown by Obasanjo, which landed on his nose with mathematical precision. Soyinka had earlier knocked off his front tooth at a blind corner. The scar on his forehead was scribbled by Kolade. Jonathan now hates the mirror. It is a hostile piece of glass.

Five minutes to go…

His right hand is hurt by the door knob as his trembling arms try to force it open. His mouth is in dry season, dreadfully in need of saliva or anything liquid in form. The enemies are massing outside the fence. He whispers to himself, in pidgin English: “Wetin I do dis people na?” He does not quickly reckon that the door is playing its own trick. It refuses to open. He has to fire the last bullets in his pistol to force it open. He is now left with only a hand grenade as he creeps into the villa.

Let’s pause there. I’m an amateur script writer and I don’t know how to complete the remaining three minutes of the movie. But let us leave the world of make-believe and come back to reality. And the reality is that this is not the best of times to be Jonathan. With a swelling crowd of opponents hitting at him, the room for manoeuvre is getting smaller. Now, if Buhari criticises him, you could say: What do you expect? If it is APC, you would say it is predictable. Even Soyinka, you might conclude that he’s been vocal all his life. And Obasanjo? Well, he tackles even the dead.

But Kolade? Now this is a different proposition. There are a few Nigerians I adore with every bit of my soul and pray to be like them in my old age. Kolade is one of them. He is a man of integrity, a role model, a patriot and a non-partisan. I admire him to no end. So when someone like that becomes your critic, then there is trouble. The biggest mistake you will make is to lump him along with your natural or regular critics. However, you can choose to lock yourself up, read his statement word-for-word, get pricked in your heart, and say: Dear God, what may I do to be saved?

I have said this before and I would like to repeat myself: it is not in the interest of President Jonathan to lump all his critics together. As a leader, he has to sit down, analyse his critics and their criticisms, arrange them in groups, classify the key issues and work out his actions and reactions appropriately. He sure has millions of critics, like any other leader. People criticise with different motives. People have different agenda even when they are saying the same thing. Unfortunately, you will miss the message when you lump everyone together and respond to every critic and criticism with cynicism and antagonism.

I once identified at least four different categories of Jonathan’s critics. In Group A, I placed opposition figures and other political opponents. There is no way APC would come out and praise Jonathan; that is political suicide. They want power. They want his job. Theirs is to say Jonathan or PDP has not done well and that if Nigerians give them a chance, they would do much better. This is a universal characteristic of opposition politics. You can argue that they do not always work with the facts, but what is politicking? PDP would do the same if APC were in power.

In Group B, you have those who lost out in the political game. Many politicians, who supported Jonathan in 2010 and 2011, feel abandoned. They feel like a deflated orange: squeezed, sucked and dumped. They feel Jonathan treated them to a one-night stand, whereas they wanted an affair. Some wanted appointments; others simply desired respect and recognition. But they are bitter that Jonathan jilted them after getting what he wanted. In no time, they became his sworn enemies. I would locate Obasanjo within this group.

In Group C, you have those northerners who are still bitter that Jonathan “hijacked” power after the death of President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua in 2010. The north had conceded power to the south in 1999, with the understanding that Obasanjo would do only one term. But Aso Rock was too sweet for him. So PDP agreed to a north/south power rotation every eight years. Unfortunately, Yar’Adau died prematurely. Jonathan took over and refused to let go. To some northerners, there is nothing Jonathan can do to make them happy. Even if he turns northern Nigeria to Dubai, their message is clear: Thank you and just get out of here.

In Group D are those who have neither partisan nor sectional sentiments against Jonathan ─ they are sincerely critical of certain aspects of his stewardship. Jonathan was marketed as a breath of fresh air in 2011. But these critics have been genuinely disturbed at his handling of critical issues such as corruption and Boko Haram. In truth, Jonathan lost a lot of sympathisers with the Chibok schoolgirls saga, which was turned into the “Na Only You Waka Come” tragicomedy in the corridors of power. Now, you cannot group these genuine critics with his political enemies. You cannot put Kolade and APC or Obasanjo in the same category. You will miss the point completely.

Let’s now unpause the movie. Jonathan is holed up in his fortress with only one grenade left. The blitzkrieg outside is intimidating. Some in the cinema hall are already tweeting that Jonathan is down and out and Buhari is only two minutes away from taking over. The social media community is awash with “Sai Buhari” victory chants. But, wait, Jonathan is still the president. He still has enormous political and economic powers. He still has a few more minutes to decide what to do with the grenade in his hand. And he still has troops from 36 states trying to come to his rescue.

Will he survive? Will he detonate the bomb? Let’s just relax, with popcorn and Pepsi, and soak in the closing scenes. There could still be a twist, who knows. It’s an exhilarating political thriller.

AND FOUR OTHER THINGS…

OBASANJO’S WATCH

I find the circumstances surrounding Obasanjo’s latest memoirs quite revealing. First, he defied a court order. Typical Obasanjo: lawless. Second, he titled the book “My Watch”. Wow. In 2004, Chinua Achebe rejected a national honour, writing to Obasanjo: “I write this letter with a very heavy heart… I have watched particularly the chaos in my own state of Anambra where a small clique of renegades, openly boasting its connections in high places, seems determined to turn my homeland into a bankrupt and lawless fiefdom… Nigeria’s condition today under YOUR WATCH (my emphasis) is too dangerous for silence.” Memories.

AU REVOIR, ATIKU

Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has wanted to be president of Nigeria since 1993 and it would seem the dream is finally over after the APC primary. If you had asked me in 2001 or thereabouts, I would have said Atiku was the most powerful politician in Nigeria and it was just a matter of time for him to succeed Obasanjo. In his latest book, Obasanjo recalled how an Atiku associate came to “gist” him on the VP’s comprehensive plan to become president anytime he wanted. Obasanjo said he thereafter told his ADC: “Why do people plan and leave God out of their plan?” Deep!

WHO’S LAUGHING NOW

This is not funny, although there is a bit of fun in it. In September, Malam Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, Kano governor and former APC presidential aspirant, described Malam Nuhu Ribadu as a “laughing stock” for defecting from APC to PDP and then failing to get the Adamawa governorship ticket. But now Ribadu has the PDP governorship ticket, while Kwankwaso has failed in his own bid, despite reluctantly appointing Lamido Sanusi as Emir of Kano under pressure from other APC governors who reportedly promised him the party’s presidential ticket in return. Ribadu would be saying: who’s the laughing stock now? Irony.

JONATHAN VS BUHARI

And finally, we’re going to have a rematch between Jonathan and Buhari in the presidential bout. To the partisans, this is going to be a Rumble in the Jungle. To the spectators, it is a Thriller in the Villa. But to the security agencies, this could turn out to be a nightmare. One thing we should all plead for is that the contest should, for God’s sake, be conducted in good spirits. In 2011, it was too bloody. Violence erupted even before the election. The combatants should stick to the issues and undertake to control their supporters in the national interest. Sportsmanship.

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Ezeana,

Your in law will be with her daughter for Christmas. Is that an evidence of estranged relationship?

 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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Ayo:

May be his daughter saw the light that her father is yet to see. Do you see her campaigning for her father? Buhari refuses to convert and see the light as his daughter. And that disappoints his daughter. 

Btw, what is it with these army generals who frought Biafra. Obj's daughter is also estranged from Obj. 

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Ezeana Igirigi Achusim

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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

Real "comical reasoning, analysis and conclusion!".

Thank you General.

 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Ola Kassim]

HC Ade

The results you got from feeling the pulse of the people on your recent trip

to Nigeria are in sync with what I observed on my most recent trip to 6 cities in the motherland.

The only safe zones for GEJ/PDP in Nigeria are the SE and the SS. GEJ/PDP along with APGA will most likely win all the states in the SE and are assured of absolute majority votes in only four of the SS states.

The recent gains of the PDP in Ekiti and Ondo states might end up being just Pyrrhic victories as it is hard to imagine the peoples of Ekiti and Ondo states blindly following Fayose and Mimiko to extend for another four years a perilous and uncertain journey that has brought no meaningful improvement to their livelihoods in the last six years-no matter how popular their governors might be with the grassroots. The rest of the SW is likely

to be barren land for GEJ/PDP.

If the outlook is bleak for GEJ/PDP

In the SW it would likely be worse for them north of the Niger and Benue rivers.

Barring any known unknowns and unknown unknowns between now and

Feb 2015, it is looking like bye bye to PDP/GEJ on May 29, 2015.

Bye,

Ola

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[Ezeana Igirigi Achusim]

Ayo:

Buhari will do anything to beat GEJ. Is he converting to Christianity in order to corner the christian votes? I will not be surprised. After all APC is home to folks who don't know what they really want to be. Some thought PDP was their political home. But now they are in APC. Now Buhari, a Moslem candidate is converting at Christmas, you say? But who is officiating? Cardinal Arinze or the Pope?

And I am

Ezeana Igirigi Achusim

Odi-Isaa

Nwa Dim Orioha 

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[Kolawole Onifade]

Sir,

I stand by my prior. Let us learn to keep quiet on certain issues. We don't and can't know it all.

Our national (Yoruba) interest is regional autonomy. Now we are championing a candidate for "integrity" while closing our eyes to the fact that his region is implacably opposed to regional autonomy!

Kola/

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Even if you are for Oodua Republic, which I am not for, we are still part and parcel of Nigeria for now. A battle for Nigeria's present and future is a collective battle of all Nigerians. The elected president we not be an Ijaw or a Fulani president. In actual fact none of the two can single handedly produce a president. I suspect you have allowed yourself to be frustrated with the situation of things. You have therefore shut down.

By the way, what of our brother in Canada? 

 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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This is not our battle. We should be picking battles. Let the Ijaw and Fulani sort themselves out.

On Dec 13, 2014 11:30 PM, "'Ayo Ojutalayo' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

"Why can't the SW stay in the sidelines and watch as these people battle themselves for power? Why must we always want to lead, be seen and thereby court unnecessary enmity?" . . . Kola Onifade

Kola,

We need not care about becoming enemies of anybody. We only need to stand by and stand with the truth. "To ba ngbo gbe gbe gbe, ti o ba  ba won gbe, eyinkule e ni won maa gbe si" (if one is in a place and keeps quiet when issues are being slogged out, one will not get what he deserves at the end of the day). It is a civic responsibility for citizens and ethnic groups in the country to participate in the political process. You cannot complain later if you stayed by the sidelines when battle for power was going on. If I were from South-East, I would be ashamed of the docility of the political elites. They have no influence in the two major political parties even when the opportunity of being the third of equal legs of APC presented itself, they did not take it. They would have been able to present a more convincing case for the vice presidential slot than South-West and South-South.

As for our own Ex-HOS, you know very well that he is not a good sample of who we are. You should therefore not bring him in. He was not our choice, and we don't talk or do things the way he does. Cheer up brother, and let's make the best of what we have . . . Nigeria. You and me should be on the same side on this Nigeria project. Were n't we together in support of Buhari last presidential election? He is still the same person. He only has more crowd beside and behind him. 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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Why can't the SW stay in the sidelines and watch as these people battle themselves for power? Why must we always want to lead, be seen and thereby court unnecessary enmity? See, the civil war was meant to be between the north and Igbo but we put ourselves in between and became eternal enemies of the Igbo! Meanwhile I watch as the north keep quiet and allow us to take the heat! We exhibit a "know-it-all" attitude on every national issue. Perhaps, that explains why of all ex-HOS, our own man is the only elenugboro always abusing serving HOS and exhibiting foolish narcissism. It rankles!

Kola/

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Wilson,

It was not sad for you people to say Buhari is a Muslim fundamentalist/bigot, but sad to show or know that he allowed his daughter to marry an Igbo Christian? You know there is a difference between going to another community to marry their daughter (Babangida, Benjamin Adekunle etc), and allowing your daughter to be married to the same community? One needs a particular level of development to appreciate exceptional people and exceptional deeds. Even if you don't like Buhari, you should credit him and his daughter for this.

Ayo Ojutalayo

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Stop degrading other people's faith. Your is not better.

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[Lai Kassim]

Dear All:

The Yoruba race that I was born into is not

that parochial and so narrow minded and self absorbed with only its own interests that it would refuse to vote for a progressive Presidential ticket e.g.

GMB/Amaechi or GMB and any other SS or SE ticket just because a SW candidate is not on the ticket, if it is in the overall national interest to do so.

The Yoruba did not vote for the GMB/Bakare ticket in 2011 even though Bakare is Yoruba and a Christian.

Great nations are not built by leaders who cannot see beyond their narrow ethnic and sub - national interests.

Neither are citizens of great and progressive nations composed of a majority of narrow minded human beings who are only concerned about the welfare and socioeconomic interests of their own people at the expense of all other ethnic groups who share the same national space with them.

With the singular exception of the GEJ administration the Yoruba have always held prominent positions in all national governments inclusive of military and civilian, since independence regardless of the ethnic origins of th Prime Minister, Military Head of State or President of Nigeria.

The Yoruba are not whiners who are attuned to shouting marginalizing each time they are passed over for a political appointment. 

I am tempted to advise the narrow minded zealots amongst our people, the Yoruba to zip it. 

The socioeconomic development of the Yoruba is unsustainable, if it occurs as a lone island of posterity, if the rest of Nigeria remains underdeveloped and mired in poverty.

Let us open our eyes and use our brains. For the most part, what is good for Nigeria as a whole will in the long run also be good for the Yoruba and vice versa.

I wouldn't be losing any sleep if there is no Yoruba on the GMB presidential ticket!

Bye,

Ola

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On Dec 13, 2014, at 8:56 PM, "'Ayo Ojutalayo' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

The message below was sent to me by another Buhari supporter. This is a challenge to our Igbo compatriots. A man who gave you his daughter deserves your support. It's "like father, like daughter" .... to have followed her heart to a Christian home in Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra State. She is a heroine.

Ayo Ojutalayo 

http://www.newspunch.org/the-buhari-we-know-obasanjo/

I wasn't sure of the statement ascribed to Obj about Buhari's daughter so I asked a journalist/editor. This was his answer:

FYI: Doubting Thomas' ~ Amina, General Muhammed Buhari's last daughter, is marrried to Col. Goddy Udechukwu (rtd) from Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra state. A converted Christian, a full-fledged Anglican like her kids and hubby, she must be getting ready to host her Dad and friends in the village this Christmas. 

~ Emeka Oparah (Who sent the vital detail to the Buhari Global Support Group.)

Just so you know, in case you are a doubting Fayth like. ..

Deleola

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[Ola Kassim]

Dear All:

The Yoruba race that I was born into is not

that parochial and so narrow minded and so self absorbed with only its own self interests that it would refuse to vote for a progressive Presidential ticket e.g.

GMB/Amaechi or GMB and any other SS or SE ticket just because a SW candidate is not on the ticket, if it is in the overall national interest to do so.

The Yoruba did not vote for the GMB/Bakare ticket in 2011 even though Bakare is Yoruba and a Christian.

Great nations are not built by leaders who cannot see beyond their narrow ethnic and sub - national interests.

Neither are citizens of great and progressive nations composed of a majority of narrow minded human beings who are only concerned about the welfare and socioeconomic interests of their own people at the expense of all other ethnic groups who share the same national space with them.

With the singular exception of the GEJ administration the Yoruba have always held prominent positions in all national governments inclusive of military and civilian, since independence regardless of the ethnic origins of th Prime Minister, Military Head of State or President of Nigeria.

The Yoruba are not whiners who are attuned to shouting marginalization each time they are passed over for a political appointment. 

I am tempted to advise the narrow minded zealots amongst our people, the Yoruba to zip it. 

The socioeconomic development of the Yoruba is unsustainable, if it occurs as a lone island of prosperity , if the rest of Nigeria remains underdeveloped and mired in poverty.

Let us open our eyes and use our brains. For the most part, what is good for Nigeria as a whole would in the long run also be good for the Yoruba and vice versa.

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[Afis]

"Afis, so giving one's daughter in marriage to a Christian Igbo is a Fulani Muslim's way of "utmost Jihadist"?".......Alagba Ojutalayo.

Afis comment: Giving a daughter in itself is not a way of utmost Jihadism. 

Al Taqiyya is the intent. Al Taqiyya ties all together. Not any Fulani gave his child, but Buhari did.

Is Buhari engaging in Al Taqiyya, which is deception allowed by Islam, by giving his daughter in marriage to a Christian? This is a question that we, the reasonable minds must think about. Who is this Christian Igbo? How close was this guy to Buhari? Is this Igbo truly a Christian or just Christian by birth like Afis. Alagba Ojutalayo, I bet on hearing my name your first assumption was "Afis is a Muslim". Suppose I was given Governor Fayemi's daughter to marry, would that make me a real MUSLIM and Fayemi's gesture a real MUSLIM/CHRISTIAN marriage? 

Buhari gave his daughter to an Igbo, whoopy-doo! 

That's all that is factual at this moment. And please don't no one come back with "haba Afis, they had the marriage in a church". That's natting.

I am a very complicated human, that's why most of you cyber-guys don't understand Afis. I live on brainstorming. 

First we have lazy journalists in Nigeria. If a presidential candidate is so controversial as Buhari, and his child married an opposite faith in USA, the reporters will be camping on her doorsteps for exclusive interview by now.

Professional journalists need to ask some very pertinent Qs such as, did her father approve of this union?

Alagba Ojutalayo, you and I are in the dark about this marriage. That his daughter married an igbo is no news, the news are buried between Katsina to Igbo village where the husband resides. In USA, a documentary would be made to tell of Buhari's reactions, opposition and when he finally caved in.

Did cave in because of elections? 

Is he on speaking terms with her daughter who married an Inyanminrin who is also Al Kaffir?

Then putting mine in perspective, I only raise issues on both sides, because I don't have any dog in this race. I am a Yoruba, and I have ceased being a Nigerian, that is by choice.

However, what affects Nigeria may effect changes of dire consequences in Odua Nation. Therefore, I get involve due to the dire consequences I foresee.

As I have always maintained, I am not APC, and by God I can't be caught dead in PDP.

I am a Yoruba with concerns about the future of my Odualand.

Shikena,

Afis

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Afis, so giving one's daughter in marriage to a Christian Igbo is a Fulani Muslim's way of "utmost Jihadist"? And you are not happy with what PDP has given Nigeria since 1999? Can you tell us the way forward if not through Buhari? Don't tell me you are not a Nigerian ooo, because you voluntarily joined this Nigerian (not Oodua) discussion.

Ayo Ojutalayo

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"Amina, General Muhammed Buhari's last daughter, is marrried to Col. Goddy Udechukwu (rtd) from Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra state.".......Newstory.

Afis comment: Ladies and gents, don't be fooled by the above info. This is still part of the Deception to capture you Southerners, Al Kaffir, the unbelievers.

The above is another form of Al Taqiyya........the doctrine of deception to convert the Al kaffir.

By giving his last daughter, I mean by sacrificing his last child in furtherance of the glory of Allah, Buhari is now the utmost Jihadist. 

How else can one capture many Christians, if not by sacrificing one Muslim?

My peoples think hard until your brains ache..........If Buhari became the president, would he not have captured millions of Christian Munguns? So, what does it cost to sacrifice one, to capture millions?

Heya, you Christians must RONU, if YORUBA peoples refused to RONU.

Shikena,

Afis, Chief Ijangbankosenikanfa. 

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Very very sad.

And all that despite the man's incoherence and obvious lack of depth in a recent TV interview!

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Ola Kassim:

You shouldn't. A vice presidency slot is not the only position up for grab. The Senate President,  Speaker of the House and other ministerial positions are available. But welcome to the sacrifice and other things Ndi Igbo have been enduring in Nigeria. I dare say no other ethnic group has sacrificed more than ndi Igbo.

Vin Cool Breeze Otuonye

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[Ishola Williams]

Why is the SW opposed to Resource Control which is the bedrock of regional autonony?
Of what benefit is the Presidency with resource control cum fiscal federalism?
Selfagrandisement by individuals does not represent Ethnic interest.
Yoruba Ronu o.iw

[Ishola Williams]

I AGREE WITH YOU SIR ALL THE WAY.iw

'Ola Kassim' via AfricanWorldForum <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Dear All:

The Yoruba race that I was born into is not

that parochial and so narrow minded and so self absorbed with only its own self interests that it would refuse to vote for a progressive Presidential ticket e.g.

GMB/Amaechi or GMB and any other SS or SE ticket just because a SW candidate is not on the ticket, if it is in the overall national interest to do so.

The Yoruba did not vote for the GMB/Bakare ticket in 2011 even though Bakare is Yoruba and a Christian.

Great nations are not built by leaders who cannot see beyond their narrow ethnic and sub - national interests.

Neither are citizens of great and progressive nations composed of a majority of narrow minded human beings who are only concerned about the welfare and socioeconomic interests of their own people at the expense of all other ethnic groups who share the same national space with them.

With the singular exception of the GEJ administration the Yoruba have always held prominent positions in all national governments inclusive of military and civilian, since independence regardless of the ethnic origins of th Prime Minister, Military Head of State or President of Nigeria.

The Yoruba are not whiners who are attuned to shouting marginalization each time they are passed over for a political appointment. 

I am tempted to advise the narrow minded zealots amongst our people, the Yoruba to zip it. 

The socioeconomic development of the Yoruba is unsustainable, if it occurs as a lone island of prosperity , if the rest of Nigeria remains underdeveloped and mired in poverty.

Let us open our eyes and use our brains. For the most part, what is good for Nigeria as a whole would in the long run also be good for the Yoruba and vice versa.

I wouldn't be losing any sleep if there is no Yoruba on the GMB presidential ticket!

Bye,

Ola

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[Wharfery Snake]

General Ishola Williams:

The Yoruba are playing their typical game. I am not surprised by the game they play. The Yoruba are renowned for their backstabbing and scheming ways. I am sure you still remember the actions of the Yoruba during the civil war.  In the case of resource control, the Yoruba know very well that Yoruba land is infertile. There is nothing there. The moment resource control goes into effect yoruba land will decay. It will not take a magician to know that one single legislative move by a resource rich state will see the immediate decline of lagos to a state comparable to Borno. 

I am never surprised by the actions of the Yoruba. Never.

WS - A revered prince of Mushin.

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[Wharfery Snake]

General Ishola Williams:

The Yoruba are playing their typical game. I am not surprised by the game they play. The Yoruba are renowned for their backstabbing and scheming ways. I am sure you still remember the actions of the Yoruba during the civil war.  In the case of resource control, the Yoruba know very well that Yoruba land is infertile. There is nothing there. The moment resource control goes into effect yoruba land will decay. It will not take a magician to know that one single legislative move by a resource rich state will see the immediate decline of lagos to a state comparable to Borno. 

I am never surprised by the actions of the Yoruba. Never.

WS - A revered prince of Mushin.

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[Wharfery Snake]

General Ishola Williams:

The Yoruba are playing their typical game. I am not surprised by the game they play. The Yoruba are renowned for their backstabbing and scheming ways. I am sure you still remember the actions of the Yoruba during the civil war.  In the case of resource control, the Yoruba know very well that Yoruba land is infertile. There is nothing there. The moment resource control goes into effect yoruba land will decay. It will not take a magician to know that one single legislative move by a resource rich state will see the immediate decline of lagos to a state comparable to Borno. 

I am never surprised by the actions of the Yoruba. Never.

WS - A revered prince of Mushin.

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[Wharfery Snake]

General Ishola Williams:

The Yoruba are playing their typical game. I am not surprised by the game they play. The Yoruba are renowned for their backstabbing and scheming ways. I am sure you still remember the actions of the Yoruba during the civil war.  In the case of resource control, the Yoruba know very well that Yoruba land is infertile. There is nothing there. The moment resource control goes into effect yoruba land will decay. It will not take a magician to know that one single legislative move by a resource rich state will see the immediate decline of lagos to a state comparable to Borno. 

I am never surprised by the actions of the Yoruba. Never.

WS - A revered prince of Mushin.

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[Wharfery Snake]

Cool Breeze Nwanna:

I don't understand you. Wetin concern Igbo in the Buhari presidential ticket? Buhari surely did not pick onye Igbo. Has Amaechi said that he is Igbo? As far as I am concerned unless he shouts it from the mountain top to distance himself from the crazies like Chukwuemeka Okala, Geofrey Okogbaaaaa, et al; I will consign to the fringe elements. 

Who even knows how Amaechi made his millions. His family could have been one of the ones that grabbed hundreds of "abandoned Properties". To acquire his millions all he has to do is sell a few of them and start splashing money like it is water.

WS - A revered prince of Mushin.

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[Uzoma KLN]

Rotimi is Yoruba!

Uzoma KLN

(Life is simple, do not make it difficult) 

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‎@MrAbuSidiq: General Muhammadu Buhari to spend Christmas with his daughter and Son-in-law at Idemili Local govt in Anambra state. https://twitter.com/MrAbuSidiq/status/544133413448740864

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From: 'Uzoma KLN' via OkonkwoNetworks Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2014 4:46 PM To: africanw...@googlegroups.com Reply To: Uzoma KLN Cc: Ola Kassim; Peter Opara; nigerianw...@yahoogroups.com; Collyezebuihe; Odua; Otitigbe Obadiah Oghoerore Alegbe Ph.D (The Okatakyie Otitigbe of Africa); Ezeana Achusim; Okonkwonetworks Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] RE: Corrected Copy--Kola Onifade: Re: Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

[Vin Otuonye]

Agwo:

Buhari has not picked a running mate yet.

[Ayo Ojutalayo]

 "I am a Yoruba, and I have ceased being a Nigerian, that is by choice. However, what affects Nigeria may effect changes of dire consequences in Odua Nation. Therefore, I get involve due to the dire consequences I foresee."

 . . . . Afis

Okay Afis, to avoid the "dire consequences" you foresee, what is the way forward if not though Buhari since Nigeria's options are limited right now to PDP's Jonathan or APC's Buhari? 

Your take on Buhari's daughter, married to a Christian Igbo reminded me of Ebenezer Obey's song: Ko s'ogbon to le da, ko si'wa to le hu, ko s'ona to le gba, t'o le fi t'aye lorun ooo. 

 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[peter opara]

A Muslim girl I, Peter, the ROCK upon which stands the Christendom was poised to marry, if I had met her and fell in love with her, was the daughter of a mentor of mine Alhaji Shetime Ali Munguno. It was only much, much later that I discovered that the same girl had her secondary school education at Government College Owerri! Khai!

Alhaji Monguno would not only have been a friend and a mentor, but a father in-law, too.

How about that.

Love sees no religion my friends, so quit the crap.

Ogbuonyeiro

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[Imperial Merchant Trust Ltd]

What of the landlocked Igbo states ? What resources do they have in Igboland to control ? Or they are prepared to swoop on the Niger Delta when the chips are down ?

Are you saying the Niger Delta states ( not the Federal Government )are the owners of the offshore oilfields contiguous to their states ? How many Niger Delta ethnic groups really own the oil ? Only the Ijaws and Ogoni or it extends to Ishekeris,Uhrobo, Isoko, Edo, Etsako,etc etc ? Do you see a crisis free Niger Delta if the country was broken up ? 

Considering what's on ground in the Nigeria today, all the three major ethnic groups benefit from the arrangement but if favours the Igbos - who find it impossible to operate from their small cocoon in the Eastern region which is less than 4% of the Nigeria's land mass - more than any major ethnic group; unfortunately, they remain the most discontented.

 Don't you foresee the existing problems in present Nigeria emerging in the broken up entities ( or a weakened country ) where the greed level is likely to be far higher what is on ground now ? 

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On Dec 14, 2014, at 16:37, 'Wharfery Snake' via AfricanWorldForum <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

General Ishola Williams:

[Chris Ukachukwu]

It smacks of arrogance when Buhari insists on always jumping into the race for Aso Rock, yet he does not have enough maturity and humility to level with Nigerians on his baggage from the past. For those who are feverish about a Buhari second coming, please post an interview where Buhari has owned up to his mistakes in his first outing - especially since he and IBB chose to snub the Oputa Panel.

We want to read Buhari -in his own words- own up to his grievous mistake of overreach and trampling of civil rights/liberties in the random scapegoats he executed extra-judicially; we want to hear his rationale (or penitence) on throwing Dr. Alex Ekwueme in prison unfairly; he needs to come clean about how he has evolved from the impulsive half-wit (albeit with noble intentions) that "shook up the polity" during those hard dry days of the locusts to the refined leader-in-perpetual-waiting that he is today. He needs to tell us what he thinks of the Boko Haram problem and how he plans to solve it.

We need to know that we are getting a truly "new and improved" Buhari who is neither a small-minded bigot, an arrogant know-it-all despot or an unguarded loose cannon who may trigger a deluge of religious or sectional unrest. We need to hear this plainly from the horse's mouth. We don't need his disciples and handlers talking for him. He needs to face the nation and come clean.

 

C. Ukachukwu

"Class, race, sexuality, gender and all other categories by which we categorize and dismiss each other need to be excavated from the inside."
- Dorothy Allison

"There is some good in the worst of us and some evil in the best of us.
When we discover this, we are less prone to hate our enemies."

- Martin Luther King, Jr.

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[Akinyemi Olusegun Fasakin]

I wonder where General Williams got that  untrue  information that the SW is opposed to Resource Control? 

Next!!

Akinyemi Olusegun Fasakin

Orisunbare llaje, llesa.

"Jonathan is doing nothing, he is a clueless President whose interest only is in looting and bleeding Nigeria dry.Can there be any good news in JONATHAN? Jonathan is all that is wrong with Nigeria, and he must be got rid of, as quickly as possible." OJ

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[Ola Kassim]

Ayo:

The prospects for Odua'a nation becoming a reality in our lifetime is

much dimmer than those for a Republic  of Biafra were in late 1966-67.

The Igbo had major grievances in 1966-67 that were centred on a general lack of security

for the lives and limbs not to mention the properties of their peoples and those other ethnic groups 

that constituted the former eastern Nigeria.

These grievances were serious enough

for their leaders to contemplate and eventually decide to secede from Nigeria especially in the wake of the failed Aburi Negotiations.

Gee-what grievances of the Yoruba would be deemed so serious and so unresolvable for the average Yoruba man or woman of average intelligence that would make him or her send his or her son or daughter to war to fight for an Odua'a nation?

When did the Yoruba stop believing in the democratic process?

The dream of an Odua'a nation remains a pipe-dream that has even less legitimacy than the Republic of Biafra had in the wake of her declaration.

Our friend and brother Afis is trying to eat his cake and still hold on to it with his two hands as surely as Omisore was holding his corn a few months ago in Osun state.

Afis remains officially a Nigerian until he visits the Nigerian Embassy in Washington, D.C. to surrender his Nigerian Passport and complete the necessary documentation to affirm his desire to renounce his Nigerian citizenship.

Until then all the talk about being no longer a Nigerian citizen remains what it is-just talk or as our late dear brother Fela would have said if he were still with us -

Na Shakara Olo'je!

Bye,

Ola

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[Chris Ukachukwu]

Ayo,

What part of national policy does "allowing his daughter" to marry Igbo play into? How does that tell us that he has sufficiently evolved from the impulsive human rights abuser that he was when we first met him? Marrying or "allowing" marriage is irrelevant.

 

C. Ukachukwu

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- Dorothy Allison

"There is some good in the worst of us and some evil in the best of us.
When we discover this, we are less prone to hate our enemies."

- Martin Luther King, Jr.

On Saturday, December 13, 2014 9:53 PM, 'Ayo Ojutalayo' via AfricanWorldForum <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Kola,

Thank God the man has track records with which he is being judged. "Incoherence and lack of depth in a recent interview" does not change the Buhari that we know, and that Nigeria needs. I expect you to at least give credit to the so called Muslim/Fulani bigot to have allowed his daughter to marry a Christian Igbo; and the daughter converted to Christianity!!!

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Wilson Iguade]

From one Buharist to another Buharist "Love sees no religion my friends, so quit the crap." By Ogbuonyeiro

Response: Yea! Quit the crap! Ayo. Hehehehe!

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[HC Ade]

Agba Oye Bobaseye, let me start by congratulating you for successfully honouring one of the leading light of the Source - Omoworare. Having said that, the ranting of the snake below further show how deranged the cretin is.

The emergence and management of resources of the geographical expression called Nigeria has done more harm than good to the SW. Let the inflow from ND oil ceased and see the ingenuity of our people in the SW. Since the advent of dwedling income from the Federal, has it stopped the likes of State of Osun to provide a purposeful governance to the State so far.

Lagos State stand among the States that can sustain herself with the IGR so far, is it as a result of the stipend coming from the centre. With the astronomical nose dive of the oil price, has this has any negative effect on the financial activities of Lagos State. Let the hand in cap blood money coming from federal ceased and see lgbos paying more tax in Lagos and it's environ.

A check to the oil subsidy paid so far under the clueless will revealed mouth watering lopsidedness in favour of the SS/SE which they have nothing to show for it so far.

Who told anybody that there is no untapped I oil deposit in Epe, Ikorodu, Lagos, Ogun State even in Osun. Who told any baggar that the bitumen deposit in Ondo (the second largest to Canada) is not enough to self sustain the SW. 

These people are playing with fire because God has and will continue to course confusions in their midst.

HC Ade

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I wonder where General Williams got that  untrue  information that the SW is opposed to Resource Control? 

Next!!

Akinyemi Olusegun Fasakin

Orisunbare llaje, llesa.

"Jonathan is doing nothing, he is a clueless President whose interest only is in looting and bleeding Nigeria dry.Can there be any good news in JONATHAN? Jonathan is all that is wrong with Nigeria, and he must be got rid of, as quickly as possible." OJ

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On Dec 14, 2014, at 9:36 AM, "'Wharfery Snake' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

General Ishola Williams:

The Yoruba are playing their typical game. I am not surprised by the game they play. The Yoruba are renowned for their backstabbing and scheming ways. I am sure you still remember the actions of the Yoruba during the civil war.  In the case of resource control, the Yoruba know very well that Yoruba land is infertile. There is nothing there. The moment resource control goes into effect yoruba land will decay. It will not take a magician to know that one single legislative move by a resource rich state will see the immediate decline of lagos to a state comparable to Borno. 

I am never surprised by the actions of the Yoruba. Never.

WS - A revered prince of Mushin.

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On Dec 14, 2014, at 9:01 AM, Ishola Williams <isholaw...@gmail.com> wrote:

Why is the SW opposed to Resource Control which is the bedrock of regional autonony?
Of what benefit is the Presidency with resource control cum fiscal federalism?
Selfagrandisement by individuals does not represent Ethnic interest.
Yoruba Ronu o.iw

Kolawole Onifade <kso...@gmail.com> wrote:

Sir,

I stand by my prior. Let us learn to keep quiet on certain issues. We don't and can't know it all.

Our national (Yoruba) interest is regional autonomy. Now we are championing a candidate for "integrity" while closing our eyes to the fact that his region is implacably opposed to regional autonomy!

Kola/

On Dec 14, 2014 12:42 AM, "'Ayo Ojutalayo' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Even if you are for Oodua Republic, which I am not for, we are still part and parcel of Nigeria for now. A battle for Nigeria's present and future is a collective battle of all Nigerians. The elected president we not be an Ijaw or a Fulani president. In actual fact none of the two can single handedly produce a president. I suspect you have allowed yourself to be frustrated with the situation of things. You have therefore shut down.

By the way, what of our brother in Canada? 

 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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This is not our battle. We should be picking battles. Let the Ijaw and Fulani sort themselves out.

On Dec 13, 2014 11:30 PM, "'Ayo Ojutalayo' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

"Why can't the SW stay in the sidelines and watch as these people battle themselves for power? Why must we always want to lead, be seen and thereby court unnecessary enmity?" . . . Kola Onifade

Kola,

We need not care about becoming enemies of anybody. We only need to stand by and stand with the truth. "To ba ngbo gbe gbe gbe, ti o ba  ba won gbe, eyinkule e ni won maa gbe si" (if one is in a place and keeps quiet when issues are being slogged out, one will not get what he deserves at the end of the day). It is a civic responsibility for citizens and ethnic groups in the country to participate in the political process. You cannot complain later if you stayed by the sidelines when battle for power was going on. If I were from South-East, I would be ashamed of the docility of the political elites. They have no influence in the two major political parties even when the opportunity of being the third of equal legs of APC presented itself, they did not take it. They would have been able to present a more convincing case for the vice presidential slot than South-West and South-South.

As for our own Ex-HOS, you know very well that he is not a good sample of who we are. You should therefore not bring him in. He was not our choice, and we don't talk or do things the way he does. Cheer up brother, and let's make the best of what we have . . . Nigeria. You and me should be on the same side on this Nigeria project. Were n't we together in support of Buhari last presidential election? He is still the same person. He only has more crowd beside and behind him. 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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Why can't the SW stay in the sidelines and watch as these people battle themselves for power? Why must we always want to lead, be seen and thereby court unnecessary enmity? See, the civil war was meant to be between the north and Igbo but we put ourselves in between and became eternal enemies of the Igbo! Meanwhile I watch as the north keep quiet and allow us to take the heat! We exhibit a "know-it-all" attitude on every national issue. Perhaps, that explains why of all ex-HOS, our own man is the only elenugboro always abusing serving HOS and exhibiting foolish narcissism. It rankles!

Kola/

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Wilson,

It was not sad for you people to say Buhari is a Muslim fundamentalist/bigot, but sad to show or know that he allowed his daughter to marry an Igbo Christian? You know there is a difference between going to another community to marry their daughter (Babangida, Benjamin Adekunle etc), and allowing your daughter to be married to the same community? One needs a particular level of development to appreciate exceptional people and exceptional deeds. Even if you don't like Buhari, you should credit him and his daughter for this.

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Wharf A. Snake]

Chief Awolowo, a Yoruba politician once described some Yorubas as educated illiterates and there you go confirming his statements. 

It is well known that the Yoruba are the most conspicuous consumers with voracious appetite but nothing to support their lifestyle. 

Once again you also confirm your ignorance. All you know as a Yoruba is how to steal, loot and defraud but where that money you steal come from you have no idea. 

As an education the premier oil producing state was not mentioned by you. Two every state in the south east is oil producing. Go to google and find the source of the money that is allocated to your barren land.

Dubai is a city state and its economy is bigger than that of Nigeria. How about Singapore?

Olu you should really know where the money you and your people the Yoruba steal on a regular basis is coming from. Is it too much to ask? 

By the way have you forgotten that for 3 years the Igbo fought a war to leave Nigeria? It took the combination of USSR, USA, and Great Britain to force the Igbo back into that hell hole called Nigeria. 

No hard working Igbo want anything to do with thieves and criminals and fraudsters. The calling card of the Yoruba is anathema to the ethos of the Igbo. 

Yoruba land is barren and infertile and yet produces the most voracious consumers in the face of the earth: did I hear Locusts?

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[Imperial Merchant Trust Ltd]

Yours appears to be an extreme arrogance  wrapped with stupidity inside ignorance. Is it possible for the Igbos that constitute 18% of the country population but with barely 3.5% of the land mass of Nigeria to exist without other Nigerians ?

How many northerners or Yoruba people live in the East vis a vis the number of Igbos living in the Southwest or the north ? 

How many non igbo have businesses, assets or property in the old East central state? 

I won't engage you in an inter ethnic argument because there are many honest, hardworking and detribalized, igbo people around but the like of you make other Nigerians see igbo people in a bad light .

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[Wharf A. Snake]

Another education for your ignorant voracious brain. Igbo are in other parts of Nigeria because that is where the money is. Your ignorance is causing to haul. Tufiakwa! How can one person be such a dummy? 

Supine lamb you are. Imagine a hollow who has no idea where the money he and his people steal and loot regularly not know where it comes. Are you really this disconnected? 

Igbo will go anywhere they so wish and operate anything they so wish because Ndigbo to your chagrin are hardworking and never steal or loot.

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[Otitigbe Obadiah Oghoerore Alegbe Ph.D (The Okatakyie Otitigbe of Africa)]

Obj. is desperate because he suspects that Jonathan will bring Resource Control. No wonder  the attack on Jonathan. The oil is in our land and 85 percent of the ol blocks are owned by the North, that is not fair.

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[mhmdwarsama]

She will go to hell for abandoning Islam

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Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] Uzoma Kingsley: Re: Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

"FYI: Doubting Thomas' ~ Amina, General Muhammed Buhari's last daughter, is marrried to Col. Goddy Udechukwu (rtd) from Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra state. A converted Christian, a full-fledged Anglican like her kids and hubby, she must be getting ready to host her Dad and friends in the village this Christmas." 

Why not research the information since we have the husband's name and address?

Ayo Ojutalayo

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Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] Uzoma Kingsley: Re: Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

I don't believe this story one bit. Let them produce the video of the wedding with Buhari blessing the marriage to prove their claim. This is a desperate situation and as i far as i know people of Buhari's stature in the far North, for it to happen, the man must convert to Islam.Such marriages are frowned at in Islam.

Ewaen

On Sunday, 14 December 2014, 1:39, 'Uzoma KLN' via AfricanWorldForum <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Ayo,

You are going back again to why Abiola could not make it to presidency. "I do not need Igbo to be president".

South East is not relevant in Nigeria politics says Ayo.

You all heard it from the right mouth, not mine.

Regards,

Uzoma KLN 

Uzoma KLN

(Life is simple, do not make it difficult) 

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On Dec 14, 2014, at 7:55 AM, "'Ayo Ojutalayo' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

 

"APC dashed the hopes and aspirations of many Nigerians by choosing Buhari. In fact, if any Yoruba State votes Buhari, it will be very surprising." . . . . Uzoma Kingsley

What is your business about this? You are not APC and you are not Yoruba. Just sit down look as Aso Rock key is handed over to the people's General. You and your ilk would not have voted for APC even if an Igbo was its flag bearer. That is how much people like you have rendered South-East irrelevant in the political process of Nigeria. South-West is more politically pragmatic hence will vote for Buhari. Didn't you hear of the story of Arugbo la fe song at the APC Convention? Change has come!

Ayo Ojutalayo

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Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

No Eastern City will vote Buhari. From Aba down to Yenoga.

APC dashed the hopes and aspirations of many Nigerians by choosing Buhari.

In fact, if any Yoruba State votes Buhari, it will be very surprising.

It is that simple. 

Regards,

Uzoma KLN 

Uzoma KLN

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On Dec 14, 2014, at 6:03 AM, "'Afis' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

"Amina, General Muhammed Buhari's last daughter, is marrried to Col. Goddy Udechukwu (rtd) from Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra state.".......Newstory.

Afis comment: Ladies and gents, don't be fooled by the above info. This is still part of the Deception to capture you Southerners, Al Kaffir, the unbelievers.

The above is another form of Al Taqiyya........the doctrine of deception to convert the Al kaffir.

By giving his last daughter, I mean by sacrificing his last child in furtherance of the glory of Allah, Buhari is now the utmost Jihadist. 

How else can one capture many Christians, if not by sacrificing one Muslim?

My peoples think hard until your brains ache..........If Buhari became the president, would he not have captured millions of Christian Munguns? So, what does it cost to sacrifice one, to capture millions?

Heya, you Christians must RONU, if YORUBA peoples refused to RONU.

Shikena,

Afis, Chief Ijangbankosenikanfa. 

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On Dec 13, 2014, at 10:43 PM, Kolawole Onifade <kso...@gmail.com> wrote:

Very very sad.

And all that despite the man's incoherence and obvious lack of depth in a recent TV interview!

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[mhmdwarsama]

She and you are ending up in he'll . Stay around and watch. 

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Subject: [africanworldforum] Re: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

Ayo:

May be his daughter saw the light that her father is yet to see. Do you see her campaigning for her father? Buhari refuses to convert and see the light as his daughter. And that disappoints his daughter. 

Btw, what is it with these army generals who fought Biafra. Obj's daughter is also estranged from Obj. 

And I am

Ezeana Igirigi Achusim

Odi-Isaa

Nwa Dim Orioha 

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On Dec 13, 2014, at 8:56 PM, Ayo Ojutalayo <ayooju...@yahoo.com> wrote:

The message below was sent to me by another Buhari supporter. This is a challenge to our Igbo compatriots. A man who gave you his daughter deserves your support. It's "like father, like daughter" .... to have followed her heart to a Christian home in Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra State. She is a heroine.

Ayo Ojutalayo 

http://www.newspunch.org/the-buhari-we-know-obasanjo/

I wasn't sure of the statement ascribed to Obj about Buhari's daughter so I asked a journalist/editor. This was his answer:

FYI: Doubting Thomas' ~ Amina, General Muhammed Buhari's last daughter, is marrried to Col. Goddy Udechukwu (rtd) from Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra state. A converted Christian, a full-fledged Anglican like her kids and hubby, she must be getting ready to host her Dad and friends in the village this Christmas. 

~ Emeka Oparah (Who sent the vital detail to the Buhari Global Support Group.)

Just so you know, in case you are a doubting Fayth like. ..

Deleola

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Just for the records,Uke is in Idemili North Local Government Area

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[Otitigbe Obadiah Oghoerore Alegbe Ph.D (The Okatakyie Otitigbe of Africa)]

Does hell exist? Have you been there?

Otitigbe

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[Ayo Ojutalayo]

"I won't engage you in an inter ethnic argument because there are many honest, hardworking and detribalized, igbo people around but the like of you make other Nigerians see igbo people in a bad light"  . . . .  'Imperial Merchant Trust Ltd' 

I agree that we should always remember that majority of Ndigbo are decent people. This Canice Onuoha (aka wharfsnake)'s "your people are thieves, my people are angels" should be ignored.

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[Uk Ekam]

The first decision a presidential candidate makes to demonstrate as a preview on how he will be making decisions is choosing his vice president and the manner he chooses him or her. This Buhari Haram of a man is a bumbler and clueless. He's not up to the enormous responsibility associated with the job of the President of Nigeria. The first step, he falls down flat on his face before he even started. Is that how he will rule and manage Nigeria?

We are told he has handed over his first job/responsibility to another person - choosing a VP. So how many presidents will Nigeria have under Buhari Haram?  God and Allah forbid bad dream for my country. He is hoping to reinvent the dreaded era of Gen. Idiagbon (buhari) administration. Not going to happen because Nigerians are lucky to have a determined, focused, intelligent, educated and caring president in Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan.

This is the way it is now.
Ukpong Ekam

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[Imperial Merchant Trust Ltd]

Where is your land Dr Algebe ? 

Kindly note that at least 65% of the indigenously controlled oil blocks are owned by the southerners. If northerners truly control as much as you claimed, poverty in their area can't reach such extreme or you think the rich among them are naturally wicked to the poor ?

Some Nigerians living abroad,  including people like you have been misinformed about the state of the affairs of our country. Am not a northerner but always pissed-off when some people deliberately twist facts to justify their arguments . If a northerner twist facts against you, I will also challenge him . You may investigate the names of the independent operators of our various oil wells and the owners of the marginal oil fields.

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On Dec 14, 2014, at 21:25, Otitigbe Obadiah Oghoerore Alegbe Ph.D (The Okatakyie Otitigbe of Africa) <otit...@oviri.com.ar> wrote:

Obj. is desperate because he suspects that Jonathan will bring Resource Control. No wonder  the attack on Jonathan. The oil is in our land and 85 percent of the ol blocks are owned by the North, that is not fair.

Otitigbe.

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Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] Re: [africanworldforuksdesertlduum] Kola Onifade: Re: Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

I wonder where General Williams got that  untrue  information that the SW is opposed to Resource Control? 

Next!!

Akinyemi Olusegun Fasakin

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[Uzoma KLN]

See Igbo as you want, do they care? 

It is your baggage, they don't recognize your baggage, so it's is your alone, you carry it.

You hating Igbo, they know it not, whose "shit" that is to pack?

Yours and your alone...

Regards,

Uzoma KLN 

Uzoma KLN

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[ishola williams]

AOF,Please sir,tell me where they have categorically stated that they want Resource Control.

I have no time to do some research to show you Yoruba double speak about Resource Control .If you have contrary evidence, please let the whole world know. How many Yoruba States are generating enough Revenue to stop crying for Federal Presence and more from the Oil Revenue?Jakande will remain immortalized and if I have the resources and the means before I will fulfill that dream

Why did Lagos State create so many more LGs?Was it not for getting more from Oil revenue because Kano has 44 LGs.

I stand by what I know and said.

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[Uzoma KLN]

Warsama,

If Kenyan government is yet to place you on watch list considering the killing spree of Christians in Kenya, they the leader is either joking or unserious. 

You think and wish evil of none Muslims.

Regards,

Uzoma KLN 

Uzoma KLN

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[Wilson Iguade]

Exactly, "She [Buhari's daughter] will go to hell for abandoning Islam" and marrying a Christian man. 

This will not be the first time Buhari sends a person to hell. Buhari sends people to hell all the time (Boko haram), and will not discriminate against his daughter going to hell, because Buhari is a messiah with cultist following. 

Then, Buhari will behead his son in-law using provision of Sharia law, if one does not exist. Buhari will make one up retrospectively. Vote Buhari for prez. Na so e bi o! 

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[Afis]

Dr Ola Kassim, the prospects for an Odua Nation is getting as bright as a cloudless sky in summer.

The more Nigeria goes chaotic the brighter the chances for a break up.

I live my life on Reality. I don't lie to myself. There are many Nigerians who had lived in the Diaspora, across the globe, and found themselves buried overseas, however when alive they kept lying to themselves they were what they had not been for decades. Some became despondent and miserable at their twilight because of false Hopes they had lived on........and while sitting on their porches as the clocks wind down and REALITY sets in, they pounded their open PALMS on their concrete steps and placed Ekpe on Nigeria. 

I, on the other hand, have squarely faced my Reality, and walk within those confines Olodumare destined for me.

Most NIGERIANS have lived in Diaspora longer than they had ever lived in Nigeria.

Well, that looks to me as more a citizen of where they are, than where they were born.

You have many Israelis in USA, Irish, Italians, they pay homage to their motherland periodically, I mean filled with nostalgia of old memories. 

For all practical and SANITY purposes, Afis is a Yoruba-American, and loving it. 

Dr Ola Kassim, can you tell us what makes a citizen of a nation?

Shikena,

Afis

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On Dec 15, 2014, at 7:16 AM, afis <odide...@gmail.com> wrote:

Dr Ola Kassim, the prospects for an Odua Nation is getting as bright as a cloudless sky in summer. The more Nigeria goes chaotic the brighter the chances for a break up.

I live my life on Reality. I don't lie to myself. There are many Nigerians who had lived in the Diaspora, across the globe, and found themselves buried overseas, however when alive they kept lying to themselves they were what they had not been for decades. Some became despondent and miserable at their twilight because of false Hopes they had lived on........and while sitting on their porches as the clocks wind down and REALITY sets in, they pounded their open foals on their concrete steps and placed Ekpe on Nigeria. 

I, on the other hand, have squarely faced my Reality, and walk within those confines Olodumare destined for me.

Most NIGERIANS have lived in Diaspora longer than they had ever lived in Nigeria.

Well, that looks to me as more a citizen of where they are, than where they were born.

You have many Israelis in USA, Irish, Italians, they pay homage to their motherland periodically, I mean filled with nostalgia of old memories.

For all practical purposes Afis is a Yoruba-American, and loving it. 

Dr Ola Kassim, can you tell us what makes a citizen of a nation?

Shikena,

Afis

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[Wharf A. Snake]

Long live General Williams! Every once in a while we have a man whose star shines above all else. General Williams you are the man of the moment. Tell them double speaking square-heads the truth and watch them scamper.

Ejo ni Mushin.

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[mhmdwarsama]

I am coming after Feb 10 to make sure President Buhari locks you up.

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Subject: [africanworldforum] Warsama MUST BE PLACED ON TERROR WATCH LIST! Uzoma Kingsley: Re: Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

Warsama,

If Kenyan government is yet to place you on watch list considering the killing spree of Christians in Kenya, they the leader is either joking or unserious. 

You think and wish evil of none Muslims.

Regards,

Uzoma KLN 

Uzoma KLN

(Life is simple, do not make it difficult) 

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She will go to hell for abandoning Islam

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Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] Uzoma Kingsley: Re: Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

"FYI: Doubting Thomas' ~ Amina, General Muhammed Buhari's last daughter, is marrried to Col. Goddy Udechukwu (rtd) from Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra state. A converted Christian, a full-fledged Anglican like her kids and hubby, she must be getting ready to host her Dad and friends in the village this Christmas." 

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Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

No Eastern City will vote Buhari. From Aba down to Yenoga.

APC dashed the hopes and aspirations of many Nigerians by choosing Buhari.

In fact, if any Yoruba State votes Buhari, it will be very surprising.

It is that simple. 

Regards,

Uzoma KLN 

Uzoma KLN

(Life is simple, do not make it difficult) 

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On Dec 14, 2014, at 6:03 AM, "'Afis' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

"Amina, General Muhammed Buhari's last daughter, is marrried to Col. Goddy Udechukwu (rtd) from Uke in Idemili South Local Government of Anambra state.".......Newstory.

Afis comment: Ladies and gents, don't be fooled by the above info. This is still part of the Deception to capture you Southerners, Al Kaffir, the unbelievers.

The above is another form of Al Taqiyya........the doctrine of deception to convert the Al kaffir.

By giving his last daughter, I mean by sacrificing his last child in furtherance of the glory of Allah, Buhari is now the utmost Jihadist. 

How else can one capture many Christians, if not by sacrificing one Muslim?

My peoples think hard until your brains ache..........If Buhari became the president, would he not have captured millions of Christian Munguns? So, what does it cost to sacrifice one, to capture millions?

Heya, you Christians must RONU, if YORUBA peoples refused to RONU.

Shikena,

Afis, Chief Ijangbankosenikanfa. 

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On Dec 13, 2014, at 10:43 PM, Kolawole Onifade <kso...@gmail.com> wrote:

Very very sad.

And all that despite the man's incoherence and obvious lack of depth in a recent TV interview!

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[batokkinc]

Not so fast.  First, the number of local govts is not 44 but 37.  Kano has 37 and each of those local govts gets money from the Feds. Lagos state with more population than Kano was allotted 20 local govt..  Lagos then went ahead to create additional local govts NOT funded by the Feds. The federal govt actually tried to force Lagos to cancel the additional local govts.  The case went to the Supreme Court and Lagos prevailed but Obasanjo just ignored its ruling.  Yar Ardua came to office threatening fire and brimstone but I guess he was warned to back off.  The sudden "impeachment from heaven" didn't afford us the opportunity to see what would have happened.  Jonathan, as is his wont was just too drunk to take up the case.

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Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] Re: [africanworldforuksdesertlduum] Kola Onifade: Re: Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

Long live General Williams! Every once in a while we have a man whose star shines above all else. General Williams you are the man of the moment. Tell them double speaking square-heads the truth and watch them scamper.

Ejo ni Mushin.

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Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] Re: [africanworldforuksdesertlduum] Kola Onifade: Re: Fw: Is it true that Buhari's daughter married a Christian?

I wonder where General Williams got that  untrue  information that the SW is opposed to Resource Control? 

Next!!

Akinyemi Olusegun Fasakin

Orisunbare llaje, llesa.

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"Jonathan is doing nothing, he is a clueless President whose interest only is in looting and bleeding Nigeria dry.Can there be any good news in JONATHAN? Jonathan is all that is wrong with Nigeria, and he must be got rid of, as quickly as possible." OJ

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On Dec 14, 2014, at 9:36 AM, "'Wharfery Snake' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

General Ishola Williams:

The Yoruba are playing their typical game. I am not surprised by the game they play. The Yoruba are renowned for their backstabbing and scheming ways. I am sure you still remember the actions of the Yoruba during the civil war.  In the case of resource control, the Yoruba know very well that Yoruba land is infertile. There is nothing there. The moment resource control goes into effect yoruba land will decay. It will not take a magician to know that one single legislative move by a resource rich state will see the immediate decline of lagos to a state comparable to Borno. 

I am never surprised by the actions of the Yoruba. Never.

WS - A revered prince of Mushin.

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On Dec 14, 2014, at 9:01 AM, Ishola Williams <isholaw...@gmail.com> wrote:

Why is the SW opposed to Resource Control which is the bedrock of regional autonony?
Of what benefit is the Presidency with resource control cum fiscal federalism?
Selfagrandisement by individuals does not represent Ethnic interest.
Yoruba Ronu o.iw

Kolawole Onifade <kso...@gmail.com> wrote:

Sir,

I stand by my prior. Let us learn to keep quiet on certain issues. We don't and can't know it all.

Our national (Yoruba) interest is regional autonomy. Now we are championing a candidate for "integrity" while closing our eyes to the fact that his region is implacably opposed to regional autonomy!

Kola/

On Dec 14, 2014 12:42 AM, "'Ayo Ojutalayo' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Even if you are for Oodua Republic, which I am not for, we are still part and parcel of Nigeria for now. A battle for Nigeria's present and future is a collective battle of all Nigerians. The elected president we not be an Ijaw or a Fulani president. In actual fact none of the two can single handedly produce a president. I suspect you have allowed yourself to be frustrated with the situation of things. You have therefore shut down.

By the way, what of our brother in Canada? 

 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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This is not our battle. We should be picking battles. Let the Ijaw and Fulani sort themselves out.

On Dec 13, 2014 11:30 PM, "'Ayo Ojutalayo' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

"Why can't the SW stay in the sidelines and watch as these people battle themselves for power? Why must we always want to lead, be seen and thereby court unnecessary enmity?" . . . Kola Onifade

Kola,

We need not care about becoming enemies of anybody. We only need to stand by and stand with the truth. "To ba ngbo gbe gbe gbe, ti o ba  ba won gbe, eyinkule e ni won maa gbe si" (if one is in a place and keeps quiet when issues are being slogged out, one will not get what he deserves at the end of the day). It is a civic responsibility for citizens and ethnic groups in the country to participate in the political process. You cannot complain later if you stayed by the sidelines when battle for power was going on. If I were from South-East, I would be ashamed of the docility of the political elites. They have no influence in the two major political parties even when the opportunity of being the third of equal legs of APC presented itself, they did not take it. They would have been able to present a more convincing case for the vice presidential slot than South-West and South-South.

As for our own Ex-HOS, you know very well that he is not a good sample of who we are. You should therefore not bring him in. He was not our choice, and we don't talk or do things the way he does. Cheer up brother, and let's make the best of what we have . . . Nigeria. You and me should be on the same side on this Nigeria project. Were n't we together in support of Buhari last presidential election? He is still the same person. He only has more crowd beside and behind him. 

Ayo Ojutalayo

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Why can't the SW stay in the sidelines and watch as these people battle themselves for power? Why must we always want to lead, be seen and thereby court unnecessary enmity? See, the civil war was meant to be between the north and Igbo but we put ourselves in between and became eternal enemies of the Igbo! Meanwhile I watch as the north keep quiet and allow us to take the heat! We exhibit a "know-it-all" attitude on every national issue. Perhaps, that explains why of all ex-HOS, our own man is the only elenugboro always abusing serving HOS and exhibiting foolish narcissism. It rankles!

Kola/

On Dec 13, 2014 10:38 PM, "'Ayo Ojutalayo' via AfricanWorldForum" <africanw...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Wilson,

It was not sad for you people to say Buhari is a Muslim fundamentalist/bigot, but sad to show or know that he allowed his daughter to marry an Igbo Christian? You know there is a difference between going to another community to marry their daughter (Babangida, Benjamin Adekunle etc), and allowing your daughter to be married to the same community? One needs a particular level of development to appreciate exceptional people and exceptional deeds. Even if you don't like Buhari, you should credit him and his daughter for this.

Ayo Ojutalayo

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[batokkinc]

Take it or leave it.  Northerners had a lot of oil blocks doled out to them while Babangida and Abacha ruled the roost. And that included Emirs.  At a time, Danjuma said he had $500,000 and doesn't know what to spend it on.  They have largely ignored the teeming population of the talakawa in their region while they have houses abroad 

[Wilson Iguade]

Otitigbe,

Yes, hell exist for Buhari's family (father and daughter), as indicated below. 

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[Peter Claver Oparah]

Insanity borne out of frustration is setting in!

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[Otitigbe Obadiah Oghoerore Alegbe Ph.D (The Okatakyie Otitigbe of Africa)]

Imperial.

That was what was published on facebook. Anyway, I will not debate your input, I bare it in min. When I have more , I will post it.

The only observation I have is that if the North has 100 % of oil blocks, their masses will still be in poverty.

Otitigbe.

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[Otitigbe Obadiah Oghoerore Alegbe Ph.D (The Okatakyie Otitigbe of Africa)]

Imperial.

I am Urhobo the land of milk and honey shared by a few.

Otitigbe

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[aliyuba...@gmail.com]

"Imperial.
That was what was published on facebook." !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
~Otitigbe

Did this man Otitigbe call himself a lecturer and a PhD holder sometime ago?

Pls where and what do you lecture so I can forward this to your students and faculty members!

Aliyu Bala Aliyu

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