Protocols
1. Mr Chairman, our dear delegates, today is another great day in the history of our great Party; The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and indeed in the history of our great Nation.
2. Nothing gives me greater joy, as leader of our party, than such an opportunity as presented today, for direct interaction with so many enthusiastic and dedicated fellow party members, and may I add, all proudly dressed in our party colours and regalia.
3.
It is also my pleasure to be here as a
delegate today and I welcome whole heartedly all our delegates, party members
and all Nigerians, from across the country and beyond; including those joining
us by television and online, as we gather here in the Eagle Square, to reaffirm
the noble democratic traditions and foundations, that bind us together.
4.
I thank the Party and the Organizing
Committee for a successful convention. I thank all the delegates for a smooth
nomination process.
5.
Let me congratulate, the Chairman of our
great Party, the game changer, Alhaji Ahmed Adamu Muazu. I have no doubt that
the democratic process we have witnessed here today, and his confirmation as Party
chairman, are both pointers to the consolidation of democracy in our country as
a whole.
6.
There is no doubt that his commitment to
the ideals of our party, his consistency and hard work, has helped to reposition
the party. And today we are stronger, bigger, and more in tune with the
yearnings of our people. Let me also congratulate Professor Wale Oladipo and
Alhaji Adewale Adeyanju whose appointments as National Secretary and National
Auditor, respectively, have been ratified at this Convention.
7.
Nigeria is undergoing great changes at
this time, and also experiencing great challenges; so, political parties must
rise above the fray, to provide hope and clear direction, to propel the
development of our country.
8.
As expected in every contest, especially
political contests, the journey to this convention has not been without issues
in some constituencies. Indeed, Party Congresses from the ward to state levels,
and the legislative and state primaries, have produced both triumphs and some
misgivings.
9.
Without prejudice to various on-going
resolution mechanisms, we will take steps, after the elections to review and
refine the candidate selection procedures within our party. An appropriate
committee will be set up to work on this, with contributions across board.
10.
I commend the efforts of the supervising
and appeal committee members, who travelled across the country to conduct and
oversee the primaries and congresses. I appreciate also the dedication of the
various working committees and special committees engaged in organising and
delivering all aspects of the election season programmes.
11.
Fellow delegates, dear party members,
while we congratulate our candidates who have emerged at the primaries, we must
reassure all our members, that our party remains a large, accommodating and
responsible party.
12.
We will make sure that conflicts are amicably
resolved and that the genuine interest of every member is respected and
assured.
13.
As party members, we must be conscious of
the responsibility we hold to our Nation. The political party is the vehicle
for national organisation, and the PDP is the foremost political party in
Nigeria.
14.
For the sake of the entire nation, we
must, at this time, more than ever, stand together as one united party. We are
all joint stake holders, this party belongs to all of us.
15.
What we have achieved today should be a
lesson to all who care about Nigeria. What we have done exemplifies our unity. What
we have done exemplifies our determination. What we have done exemplifies our
purpose.
16.
We are a Party that accepts challenges. We
are a Party that confronts those challenges. But above all, we are a Party that
resolves challenges. And it is exactly these qualities that will lead us to
victory.
17.
Distinguished Delegates, ladies and
gentlemen, I stand before you as your humble servant, to accept your nomination
as the Presidential candidate of our great Party, the PDP.
18.
Having placed great faith in me and chosen
me as your candidate, I assure you, that I am truly honoured tonight, to lead
another electoral contest.
19.
This will be a campaign, and an election,
that will serve to consolidate our successes.
20.
I will give my all.
21.
I will not let you down.
22.
I will not fail the PDP.
23.
I will not fail you.
24.
Above all, I promise, I will not fail our great
nation, Nigeria.
25.
This convention shows that we are ready.
26.
The PDP is ready.
27.
Nigerians know we are ready.
28.
And today in Abuja, we begin the next
phase of our mission.
29.
Our mission is to secure Nigeria’s future.
30.
First of all, let me give gratitude to God
Almighty who has sustained the nation.
31.
There is much to say, but permit me some
special words of gratitude. These last four years have not always been easy,
but through it all, my wife has effortlessly taken care of our home. So to you,
my companion and my foremost supporter, I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
32.
I also want to thank, the Vice President,
my brother, Arch Namadi Sambo, and his dear wife. You have both provided loyal
support and commitment to this presidency; working with you for our people, has
been a pleasure.
33.
The work and progress recorded these past
four years has been possible because we have had the best team possible. The
Ministers, Advisers, Assistants and staff that have formed the Transformation
team, have shown great dedication, creativity and loyalty.
34.
They have put in extra hours when
necessary, and always gone the extra mile to ensure delivery. Today, I thank
them fervently for their patriotism and hard work.
35.
Our Party, the PDP, has been the foundation
of our Transformation Agenda. I thank the Chairman and Party Executive at all
levels, the Board of Trustees and National Working Committee, the PDP Governors
Forum, Federal and state legislators, Secretariat Staff and volunteers, across
the country. You have played your part well, and I am indeed very grateful.
36.
It is not a mere coincidence that our
National Convention this year starts on the same day as the United Nations World
Human Rights Day. This government, led by our Party, has made the respect of
human rights and individual freedoms, the cornerstone of our administration.
37.
I did say during my declaration on
November 11, 2014, that we are proud that no Nigerian has been exiled or
imprisoned on our watch, for holding contrary views. We must ensure that we
continue to water the tree bearing the fruits of freedom, for our beloved
people.
38.
In the last 16 years, the PDP has kept
faith with the Nigerian people by promoting and projecting a united nation, under
God. We have united our people around common national goals for the good of our
citizens and the development of our nation.
39.
Through its years of office,
our great Party, the PDP created the Anti-corruption agencies, that is,
the EFCC and the ICPC, the Excess Crude Account, the Pension Reforms, Fiscal
Responsibility Regime, the Sovereign Wealth Fund and various privatization
programmes.
40.
We initiated Debt Relief, the Amnesty
Programme, the Presidential Jobs Creation Board, Power Sector Reforms and the
National Infrastructure Master-plan; the Nigerian Industrial Revolution Plan, the
National Automobile Policy, the Freedom of Information regime, the Nigerian
Mortgage Refinancing Company, and the Infrastructure Bank, amongst others.
41.
At the advent of democracy in 1999, Nigeria’s GDP was 35.9 billion US dollars.
Today, it is 510 billion US dollars - and we have become Africa’s biggest
economy. In 1999, our debt to GDP Ratio
was 93.1%. Today, it is 13.6 % of which external debt to GDP ratio is 1.89%.
42.
As at 1999, only 400,000 telephone lines were active in our country. Today,
we have about 120 million lines, which have created many more jobs for our
youths.
43.
This
administration is also working to revitalize our insurance industry. Compared
to other emerging economies, our insurance industry has not achieved its full
potential. Today, only 3 million of our citizens are insurance policy holders,
and overall insurance penetration is less than 0.5 percent of our GDP. We want
to transform this sector, just as we have done for our banking sector and our
pensions industry.
44.
Our goal is to
grow the total insurance premiums in our country from 300 billion naira
currently to 1 trillion naira in the next three years. And to increase the
number of direct jobs created in this sector from about 30,000 people today to
over 100,000 people in the next few years.
45.
My brothers and sisters, the PDP as a party has delivered on its
promise. In the last decade, it has seen
to the largest expansion of the middle class in Africa. Certainly, our Party has a rich history of
enduring legacies.
46.
For those who defected from the PDP, I enjoin you to tell the truth in
your campaigns. Many of the developments in your States were initiated by the
PDP. So be honest with the
voters and give credit where it is due.
47.
In adopting the umbrella as our symbol, we have become the umbrella of
the nation. Our politics has not been
defined by our differences, but in forging the bond of oneness.
48.
After our victory at the polls in 2011, we articulated a TRANSFORMATION
AGENDA, which we have faithfully implemented. The agenda has created the
framework of our desire to promote and deepen access to economic and social
benefits, through equal opportunities.
49.
The Transformation Agenda is helping to secure
Nigeria’s future. Thanks to this Agenda we have remained focused, calculated
and measured in our decision-making. We have focused on sustainable gains,
rather than quick fixes. We have remained committed to our national maxim of
Unity and Faith, Peace and Progress.
50.
Today, it is to our collective credit as a
nation, that in spite of our challenges, our unity remains solid. All across our
nation, the positive gains of the Transformation Agenda are being progressively
enjoyed by our people.
51.
During this campaign, some office seekers
will say it is “time for change”, but while they were changing from one name to
another and from one party to the other, we had already brought change to
Nigeria.
52.
My dear delegates,
53.
Has change not come to our railway system?
54.
Has change not come to our airports?
55.
Has change not come to our roads network?
56.
Has change not come to our agricultural
sector?
57.
Has change not come to our electoral
process?
58.
Has change not come to Almajiri education?
59.
Is change not coming to the power sector?
60.
Distinguished delegates, ladies and gentlemen,
what we need today is to consolidate on our gains in order to secure our
future.
61.
Our focus now must be on the future and
not on the past. We have challenges but we are determined to overcome them. And
this we will.
62.
These last four years, my priority has
been in building a strong and stable economy. We have created the enabling
environment for businesses to thrive. These are essentials for securing
Nigeria's future.
63.
Back in 2008 and 2009, the country faced
strong economic challenges arising from unstable oil prices, but we confronted
it consciously and overcame. As the economic
challenges of oil price-fall, looms in the months ahead, Nigeria needs tested
hands that will provide certainty, in an uncertain world. We have a strong and
capable economic team, which has already worked out strategies to manage the
oil price volatility and curtail its effects.
64.
Distinguished ladies and gentlemen, our
fight against corruption is on course.
Our systematic efforts have been acknowledged and we
will do more in the coming years. Corruption
degrades development; we will continue this fight, without compromise.
65.
In the past four years we have run our
administration with respect for the principle of separation of powers between
the different arms of government. The judiciary and the legislature have
independently and introspectively pursued their own reforms and greater
self-expression.
66.
With a fresh mandate, we shall push for
increased intra-party and bi-partisan harmony, within the legislature, and
between the executive and the legislature. The duty of national development
must never be hindered by the over-politicization of interests; this is what we
owe our people, and our nation.
67.
Dear party faithful, beyond security and corruption, there exist
environmental challenges, such as desertification, which is threatening the
lives of our people, especially in the frontline states of Adamawa, Borno,
Bauchi, Gombe, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Jigawa, Sokoto, Yobe and Zamfara. We have
responded most appropriately by implementing the Great Green Wall
Programme for which we have released over 16 billion Naira.
68.
Our
determination to provide a buffer of greenery that will stop the advancement of
the desert and reverse the many losses of farmlands and grazing grounds,
streams and aquatic life, among others, remains strong. Similar programmes are
being implemented to save communities from erosion in the West, East, and the
South-South parts of the country.
69.
On my watch, the
security of all citizens shall continue to be of utmost priority. With the exception of the civil war, never
before in the history of our country have we faced the level of threat we see
today. I assure all Nigerians that this Government
will continue to do whatever is required to provide the security we deserve. It
is encouraging that the security situation is improving, and by the grace of
God, elections will be conducted in all states of the federation.
70.
I call on all Nigerians, irrespective of party or belief, to join me in
this fight against insurgency and terror. We must be united. Bickering and quarrels only
serve to send the wrong signals to terrorists and insurgents, that we are
divided in this fight. More importantly it can also demoralise our dedicated and
brave armed forces. This would be wrong. For this reason, we must remain
united.
71.
I believe that together as a people and with God on our side, we shall
defeat terror and emerge an even stronger nation.
72.
The experience in many countries shows that there may be a tendency for
the escalation of violence in an election year. We must not succumb to
blackmail. We must be vigilant – every
one of us. Only by united action, can we defeat terrorism.
73.
I salute our gallant armed forces and
security agencies who are doing their best to keep our people safe. We shall
continue to ensure that they have the best in terms of equipment, training and
conditions. I appeal to our countrymen
and women to provide them with the fullest support, and not to fall victim to those
who fan the embers of terror.
74.
As a political party, we must rededicate
ourselves to the work of securing our future. We are the party of the people,
and not just the elite. We must lift the
poor out of the depth of want, onto the ladder of prosperity. We will work to ensure that no child suffers
from basic needs. We must create equal opportunities for women and the
physically challenged. We must give a voice
to all Nigerians.
75.
And we can do all this! Nigeria is not a land of despair. We are a people
who show commitment and unity of purpose. Just look at how we stood up to the
Ebola Virus Disease. We are a
hard-working nation. And we will go from strength to strength.
76.
Our best days are before us, not behind
us. We must continue to move forward.
77.
In accepting your nomination as flag
bearer for the Presidential Election, I once more accept the challenge to serve
our party and nation. I will continue the work we have begun with the
Transformation Agenda.
78.
I will work to secure Nigeria’s future. I will
serve with humility and moderation, with simplicity and forthrightness; with
openness and inclusiveness, and with firmness and strength. I urge all Nigerians
to support me, to finish what we started together.
79.
Fellow citizens, what we need, more than anything
else, is to secure our country’s future, by building, and not by destroying.
80.
We can continue to build upon the
foundations we have laid so far, we can continue with our economic progress, we
can continue improving our infrastructure, we can continue delivering better
health care, we can continue to improve our agriculture and we can continue to
safeguard individual liberties and freedoms.
81.
The choice before Nigerians in the coming
election is simple: A choice between going forward or going backwards; between
the new ways and the old ways; between freedom and repression; between a record
of visible achievements and beneficial reforms - and desperate power-seekers
with empty promises.
82.
Fellow Delegates, dear Party members, so much is at stake. Let me
remind everyone – party leaders, mobilizers, members, men, women and youth –
that the hard work has only just started.
83.
As your Presidential candidate and Party leader, I hereby commission
all delegates and party faithful, as my campaign mobilizers, to take our
message of unity and development back to your respective states and communities,
and to ensure victory for all candidates of the PDP in the forthcoming
elections. Working Together, we will do it!
84.
Our political opponents shall assail us with the fury of their
desperation to win power. They will use
every means – intimidation, false accusations, hostile media and more. Do not
descend to their level. We must stay focused on the mission at hand – to secure
Nigeria’s future.
85.
Let me emphasise again, that nobody’s
political ambition is worth the blood of any Nigerian. We must eschew
violence, even in the face of the most outrageous acts of desperation.
86.
We must make sure our supporters have
their voter’s cards. We must get them
motivated and eager to make their mark. It will be a mark for our children. It
will be a mark for a stronger economy. A mark that will secure Nigeria’s
future.
87.
So my dear Party Men and Women, let us
take this campaign to every Nigerian, every home and every community.
88.
We will campaign in peace.
89.
We will campaign with hope in our hearts.
90.
We will campaign on the facts and the
truth.
91.
We will campaign with issues and ideas.
92.
We will campaign on our record of
performance.
93.
We will campaign to win.
94.
Mr. Chairman, Distinguished delegates,
Ladies
and Gentlemen,
95.
Let me at this point invite to join me on
this podium, the Chairman of our great party, Alhaji Ahmed Adamu Muazu; the
Chairman of our Board of Trustees, Chief Tony Anenih; the Senate President,
Senator David Mark and his wife; my dear brother, the Vice President, Architect
Namadi Sambo and his wife, and particularly, my dear wife, the First Lady, Dame
Patience Jonathan.
96.
I seize the opportunity of this occasion
to formally announce that as we commence the campaign for the 2015 Presidential
elections, Architect Mohammed Namadi Sambo, a loyal and tested partner, a
dependable, trustworthy gentleman and a true patriot will be my running mate
and Vice Presidential candidate once again.
97.
With your continued support and the blessing
of God Almighty, Vice President Sambo and I will campaign together to win
another resounding victory for our great party in the coming elections.
98.
God bless you all.
99.
God bless our great Party, the PDP
100.
God bless Nigeria
101. I thank you all.
180 comments:
Ha.
C mouth
We are watching
Hope say no be reuben abati write am
Complacent speech though
Act like a president dis time around##God bless NIGERIA
Something!
I still believe this man
Too long! Will read it later!
Goodluck to Nigeria
Biko who where his opponents
He shouldn't forget his promised ooo
Same old story...all talk and no action
Mctheww. Bobbyferafavorirabo@gmail.com
GEJ 2015
Bobbyferafavorirabo@gmail.com
Same old promises by same old man....»»QUEENMAYA»REPORTING LIVE»
Jona, why looking so old in dat pix? Abeg o, ds politics waka nor easy o. See as e mk Jona old pass him age. p4dworld@gmail.com
I hear, super story
Nice speech
Ok now...tubbytracy@yahoo.com
Shamefulness...
Bobbyferafavorirabo@gmail.com
This to long I can't read abeg Next plss
GEJ! hw many times i call u. cheeketo@gmail.com
Linda is to much joor
Chidiva36@gmail.com
Dats his biz
God bless Nigeria
Ok
#Commenting thru Glo 4G LTE
Is aiit
That is how a learned someone should speak...
GEJ till 2019
So touching!
So touching! Politrick.
Am not sure if dis man will win 2015 election.pls linda bless me dis month so I can pay my school fee. Pls oo I dey beg u
Nice1....ikechukwuani013@gmail.com
Dats his biz! See as d speech long!
It's too lengthy pls, Linda I d hail ooo
Finnatprecious@gmail.com
Gibberish as usual ! who get the tym
Chai I pity my fellow editor that typed all these....
i wish him the best next year..he will battle it out with Buhari..
#GodblessNigeria
I DT KNW ABT U BT AM NT VOTING THIS MAN IN! NO MATA THE AGENDA
1st of all giving gratitude to God @ number 31... SMH .... so , number 1-30 are irrelevant ??
tolulope.odubanjo@gmail.com
I like his 30th stanza..First of all, let me give gratitude to God Almighty who has sustained the nation.
>>>>> Longest speech I've seen in my life, election should come and go, I'm tired... <<<<< corcake@yahoo.com
>>>>> Longest speech I've seen in my life, election should come and go, I'm tired... <<<<< corcake@yahoo.com
tolulope.odubanjo@gmail.com
Story 4 d gods..rosepowell0@gmail.com
Chai I pity my fellow editor that typed all these....
>>>>> Longest speech I've seen in my life, election should come and go, I'm tired... <<<<< corcake@yahoo.com
I have only one thing to say.For donkey ages the elite north controlled d polity through the reaources from the south.They made the country what it is today, especially buhari who truncated democracy but now wants to gain from it. If the north by making northern nigeria ungovernable for the president think they can continue to enjoy their birthright.then i dnt believe the union should continue.Even in d present administration the north is unable to do any meangingful change despite having the bulk of appointment.I am anti party, but i find it grossly disturbing that the north think ruling Nigeria is a birthright.They have ruled for over 37years and damaged Nigeria beyond reason.Give d south their time or go ur way.Linda post my comment.majestic8855@yahoo.com
Abegy mk he go sitdown for toilet
pdp pdpnised in choosing him, he just said pdp's statement.
mjabdulk@gmail.com
Copy and paste
Diamondberry027@gmail.com
Mr. President Sir, change in railway and trailers and tankers still block our roads? Hmmmm, change in power sector ke? For where? change in agriculture yet prices of food stuff never come down. Na wa ooooooh.
Odinigwe4sure@yahoo.com
Odinigweh@ gmail. Com
Am getting this today no doubt,so help me God...Amen
Can't read all pls.#THAT AKWA IBOM BOY# kingsley5678@nokiamail.com
GUD MAN UR GOING
Too long nah.. Pls..ISSOK..
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DERMIEY--DERMIEYDREAL
Temiarex@gmail.com
Mtcheeewwwww
THIEF!!!!!! & LIER!!!! ....
Mtcheeewwwww..
nkoyo_anwanakak@yahoo.com
And who'll read this?
Jesus is Lord.
good for them..love2nicee@yahoo.com
We r ready to vote u back....
~@iamjbankz SA to President Jonathan 2015~
record of performance my foot...pass me that OBJ book jare
More grace to excel, our beloved President.
Hmmmm can someone please read and summarize Cuz I no get strength to read a whole text book in the name of acceptance speech.
May the best man win
This man is very humble.
Summary pls... i hate reading long speech. GEJ 2015
Amakadarlyn@yahoo.com
Dat one nor concern me I nor go vote for u
No comment...(Toviebo@yahoo.com)
e no concern me ooo #sipsindomiepeppersoup
Ok now that's a really long speech....
We are waiting for 2015 election. God please help Nigeria.
GEJ all the way
ok good
Good luck on your journey out of Aso Rock oga presido. You have tried and may God Bless you. Now, we,Nigerians deserve a real leader not some ball-less and out-of-touch-with-reality ruler.
God Bless Nigeria.
U va my vote come 2015
Damn that man can talk.
He actually read all DAT?.
...THE ARCHITECT..
HE IS THE ONE
Ok o. amadilaurin59@gmail.com
Good luck to him
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It is too long joor!!! Haba
we need a change
Wow! What a wow! Speech.
Ok i see u sir
Pls mr president,can u go and rest enough of dis buhaha
Nonsense,we don't need u man
He has started again..
Mr presido. Ah long speech (ok heard)
Good speech...buh dey don't keep to dier words..
Kessyufuoma@yahoo.com
May God help u to lead us to promise land Mr president
story story...
"Nobody's political ambition is worth the blood of any nigerian". How I wish this will be the case. With God all things are possible.
story story....novemberman007@yahoo.com
Mr President, we are at a historic cross-road, please lead us well. God bless Nigeria
Long epistle mirianohia@gmail.com
Mr Jonathani
Let the game begin.
Too lengthy, can't even read it. Start working already sir n stop all des talk
Issok we are waiting and watching
story for d gods....uncle jona we r tired of ur empty promises
Too many english. chommysteffie@gmail .com
Yes ooo let the game begin elovi said so
ALL HAIL
Aunty linda no be sooo I drop ma comment in dat linda give away around 9.38 how come persin wey win am na 10.37 mehn no be soo oooo still bayor.adebayor bayor.adebayorr@gmail.com
HAIL U
Jona come 2015. Chommysteffie@gmail.com
"Distinguished ladies and gentlemen, our fight against corruption is on course. Our systematic efforts have been acknowledged and we will do more in the coming years. Corruption degrades development; we will continue this fight, without compromise."
Can we reflect the mans only reference to corruption here...???
NO ROAD FOR APC14
Oh help him lord!
No vacancy in aso rock
Suss.global@gmail.com
Shut up! How there you make such comment to Mr president?
I dey vex
vaneciavanecia55@gmail.com
Lolz.
Whether you like, or no like he is already there. obumnemeudeze@gmail.com
Is aiit
GEj till 2019.
Sahara Reporters will never share this! God bless the President! God Bless us all. God bless Nigeria.
vote for Buhari,our economy cant just depend on foreign currency,we can produce our natural resource and make use of it.
WALKING DEAD PRESIDENT
Nobody's blood is worth any political ambition,,,,how I wish BUHARI n his crew dat r trying 2scare cowards wt der BokoHaram toys ll understand dis.. Dat being said,we r ready 4 wateva dy can bring,,,,Bomd dy pass Bomb,,,,Atiku openly lied dat he has canceled his Birthday party,while it was going on... Goodluck is a saint compared 2D lies distributed daily by dis oda politicians...Am from d Big Heart n I don't coward,,Plz,go n tel dem
Even if I'm paid 2 read dat script, I won't.
Linda I get bullied in my office for always preaching about your blog. a
You dnt publish my comment. I dnt win any of your giveaways. Whats my crime?
I have heard u ginika2nwa@yahoo.com
That's my president !!! The devil you know is better than the angels you dont know... A word is enough for the wise
Difficult election coming ahead but 2015 goes to Jonathan
@gej,measure ur performance from the day ur tenure started till date and not from 1999... virtually all the sectors in the economy went on strike,insecurity is at its peak,unemployment on the verge of implosion,corruption according to u is not stealing of public funds,impunity is encouraged,... pdp isnt even a democratic party for them to have fielded just one candidate at the expense of the rest and u wanna uphold democracy here in naija?
am beginning to despise Jonathan...its an involuntary feeling i guess ..lol (gillsvivan@gmail.com)
JET
I just hope killing will stop.. Maybe God help us all.
Waiting on 2015
It well wit naija
hadyzat3@gmail.com
Heard u.May God strengthen u.
kessjrpat@yahoo.com
The shadow of Reuben Abati hangs all over that speech.
GEJ baba to make sense...
Jona jona
What an inttelectual, but that's where it stops. GEJ has no future with this country. Oh... You forgot to remind us that you'll increase the fuel price on the 1st on January.
Money n power ...not letting go
secure.checks@gmail.com
its a pity ooo....oga jona, after u say u no want elongation
Dis is too much Mr president Sir I reserve my comment
Oook
Hizson.gg@gmail.com
GREAT SPEECH FROM OUR BELOVED PRESIDENT.
See his mouth, he was emphasizing on (has change not come) then on power sector is change not coming, see Johna as i am commenting on my dear Linda's blog my generator is running now, so as a matter of fact no disrespect but you only read through files, you don't know how life is outside the rock, just change your ways and stop reading through scripts,Art. (slimmy2k2ny@yahoo.com)
GREAT SPEECH FROM OUR BELOVED PRESIDENT GEJ TILL 2019.
He was the only candidate at the convention..
speechless....adefolamola@hotmail.com
No need for this long speech you don win already oga boss
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It's alright u are going
Kindly grow up and realize priority is about country and not regions or sections of the country.
Nna eh chaaai!!
Lol. Don't mind him. We have to sleep and dream before we can see those "changes" cos in real life,we won't see them under this president. Lies upon lies and he still wants to be president? Obviously,this man and his PDP handlers take Nigerians for fools.
God Bless Nigeria.
hmmmmmm Please 2015 come oooo segzysegi@yahoo.com
All these nonsense to justify failure! It is not a coincidence that the longest ever speech written by Jonathan was not written in response to Boko Haram's attacks, stolen 20 billion dollars but for accepting an inordinate ambition to run for president again. what a clueless and self-centred president. if Nigerians love one chance, I dare them to vite for Jona.
we shall see
Thumb up my president.
The problem with Nigerians is inpatient. He said in 2011, he started a Transformation Agenda. Which he has mentioned the sectors where the impact has been felt. Believe in 2003, a lot of Nigerians voted OBJ because of the privatization of telecommunication system. Which we are enjoying today but Nigerians have forgotten that the first few years of the implementation, SIM cards were expensive to get basically few people had a mobile phone but now even a secondary school student has a phone. Understand that Jonathan administration. Is just 4years and if you want to judge his performance judge his performance with in the 4years. He has mentioned his achievement. If someone feels it's not true you are free to make your own research and present your facts. Nigerians we need to grow beyond sentiment and let us not be used by some political parties deceiving people with propaganda. God bless our Nation Nigeria.
Mtscheeewwwww
God bless Nigeria! Only the will of God shall prevail. The rebels shall not, and cannot overrun our great country!
I'm really really scared..PDP might win again.
God bless us with a great leader who ever that person is should win the 2015 elections, cause GEJ hmmmmmm,
chai! change to which power sector.....this man is just a failure.....pls, go and resign to avoid embarrasement because YORUBA and HAUSA will vote for BUHARI....
GEJ for 2015 no doubt #onelovefromSnow#
hmmm mr goodluck and speech..pedrojex@gmail.com
Jonathan is lacking in broad vision, knowledge, confidence, understanding, concentration, capacity, sense of security, courage, moral and ethical principles, character and passion to move the nation forward on a fast trajectory. Although he might wish to do well, he does not know how nor does he have the capacity to. OBJ
An elder statesman who formed a close relationship with President Jonathan very early in his presidency came to the conclusion, after six months, that the president has not got what it takes to lead. It was the same elder statesman who reportedly tried to jolt the president into action by telling him that there were five presidents in Nigeria, and these were his wife the first lady, Deziani, Oduah, Ngozi and the president himself, and that he was the weakest of the five.
If in the past corruption was in the corridors of power, it would seem now to be in the sitting room, dining room and bedroom of power.OBJ
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