Sahara Reporters has reported that Gunmen this morning shot several members of the All Progressives Congress (APC), who were en route to Port Harcourt to attend a campaign event for APC presidential candidate Muhammadu Buhari,
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Posted: at 6-01-2015 07:56 PM (10 years ago) | Addicted Hero
spaceangel at 6-01-2015 08:09 PM (10 years ago) (m)
Wots goin on ,LORD help us
Posted: at 6-01-2015 08:09 PM (10 years ago) | Newbie
MEND Endorses Buhari For President, Says Voting Jonathan Is Biggest Mistake Niger Deltans Ever Made The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) today threw its support behind the presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC), General Mohammadu Buhari, saying Goodluck Jonathan deserves “not a second more” in the presidency.
A statement signed by Jomo Gbomo said the group’s decision to support General Mohammadu Buhari arises from the pathetic state in which the country has been put by the government of Mr. Jonathan and its strong belief in General Buhari as the man and change the country needs.
“It is very clear that the Niger Delta region now regrets voting a corrupt and incompetent leader who they believed would [bring] transformation to the region, in spite of our earlier warnings about Goodluck Jonathan,” MEND said. “He (Goodluck Jonathan) has only succeeded in infecting the region with poverty, corruption and mal-administration. This is our chance not to repeat this costly blunder of 2011.”
It challenged every Niger Deltan to ask themselves if the region is any better under Goodluck Jonathan than it was under a sick Late President Musa Yar'Adua. We are convinced that the people of the Niger Delta have woken up to realise that voting Goodluck Jonathan simply because of tribe, was the biggest mistake they made.”
steveoneal at 6-01-2015 10:49 PM (10 years ago) (m)
Quote from: papadip on 6-01-2015 09:03 PM
Interesting......
SaharaReporters January 6, 2015
MEND Endorses Buhari For President, Says Voting Jonathan Is Biggest Mistake Niger Deltans Ever Made The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) today threw its support behind the presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC), General Mohammadu Buhari, saying Goodluck Jonathan deserves “not a second more” in the presidency.
A statement signed by Jomo Gbomo said the group’s decision to support General Mohammadu Buhari arises from the pathetic state in which the country has been put by the government of Mr. Jonathan and its strong belief in General Buhari as the man and change the country needs.
“It is very clear that the Niger Delta region now regrets voting a corrupt and incompetent leader who they believed would [bring] transformation to the region, in spite of our earlier warnings about Goodluck Jonathan,” MEND said. “He (Goodluck Jonathan) has only succeeded in infecting the region with poverty, corruption and mal-administration. This is our chance not to repeat this costly blunder of 2011.”
It challenged every Niger Deltan to ask themselves if the region is any better under Goodluck Jonathan than it was under a sick Late President Musa Yar'Adua. We are convinced that the people of the Niger Delta have woken up to realise that voting Goodluck Jonathan simply because of tribe, was the biggest mistake they made.”
It is really getting interesting now.it is one thing to do a mistake it is another thing to acknowledge have done a mistake.jonathan must go.na mbaka they want crucify , now na all members of MEND they go crucify.
Posted: at 6-01-2015 10:49 PM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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