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Impeach Yar’Adua Now - Buhari

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:34:00 -0800

PHOTO: GENERAL MUHAMMADU BUHARI.

paul

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:49:41 -0800

Yes Buhari is right on his comment . Just only one state INEC cant conduct election how much more achieve free and fair election in 36 states, infarct INEC chairman must be sack and replace him with an honest person who can do the job well, acting president u need to do something please, I am shamed of my self to be a Nigeria as we live in foreign country without respect\, even Chinese people have no respect for any Nigeria citizen because our government is not good. Our government needs a good leader who will make Nigeria better so we can come back to our country and have jobs.

Samuel Ogbu, Esq

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 21:04:26 -0800

Buhari has shown his characteristic courage and patriotism. I think he is on point on the issue of the use of the “necessity doctrine” by the Nigerian senate in resolving the constitutional impasse. The necessity doctrine was as unnecessary as it is a sham.

C.J

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 22:17:23 -0800

Yes! Buhari is very right on his comments and thank GOD for his boldness and positive mindset. Yar'Adua should be immediately impeach. He has created so much unnecessary controversy which really has put this Nation in one place. And, we 're not benefiting anything from this things except disregards from other Countries around the world, you can imagine the shame Nigerians in foreign Countries are facing, it's so embrassing .

Honestly, the 1999 constitution must be applied, it has the clearance we need to clean all these MESS!

May GOD Almighty Bless Nigeria.

danjumah maifanti

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 23:11:48 -0800

For once, I find my self agreeing with Gen. Buhari. We parted ways when he supported shari'a in a strictly secular state like Nigeria. Kaduna Shari'a riots were the result. Statesmanship and Patriotism cannot be an off and on thing.

On the constitutional solution to the current impasse; the answer is in the constitution. The Fed Exec Council must immediately and without further delay declare Yar'Adua incapacitated, impeach him and install Mr Jonathan as president. Anything short of this, Mr Goodluck Jonathan will continue to look over his shoulder and be ineffective.

Courage, honourable ministers, courage. Remember, 'the valiant tastes of death but once, but cowards die many times before their death' Courage then, courage!

chris weah

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 23:37:47 -0800

Buhari,well spoken! But why is it that our leaders are more intelligent and better reasoning powers when they leave office?Are u not one of the by-products of the simmering political wahala of the nation? It's like Baba/Abacha or OBJ giving advise to the nation.
Where is Sharia?Sorry,Shagari? What is his opinion?

Daniel Oghenebrorhie

Wed, 10 Mar 2010 03:39:28 -0800

How can anybody expect credible, free, fair and transparent elections from PDP and Prof. IWU? The 2011 Elections will surely be worst than the 2007 elections where results were declared for places where no elections took place.

Steve Robins

Wed, 10 Mar 2010 03:41:44 -0800

This country is not far from a failed state. The antecedents that led to the downfall of Somalia are all practically visible in the current scenario in Nigeria. I wonder what kind of people are Nigerians. I expect an en-mass rally and public protests to curb the excesses of this government. The people behind the faceless cabal that has usurped power, taking adavantage of the President's ill-health should be unmasked and brought to the books. Nigeria is siting on a time bomb! Act fast or face the consequence the people of Nigeria.

ficheys

Wed, 10 Mar 2010 05:03:38 -0800

This is unbelievable, well you are proving yourself a democrat and a true Patriot, anyway a country like NIGERIA wont like people like you "Its a pity".

Oluchi

Wed, 10 Mar 2010 12:06:58 -0800

Yes Buari,,, Speak on it. Yes, Yardua must be impeached. Nonsense. Tuari can keep her husband behind closed doors all she wants. She has to be brought to justice for her act too. Yes, impeach Yardua. Woohooo for Nigeria. Is about time good politicians step up and say the right thing and do the right thing.

muhammed

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:37:10 -0800

Buhari has no moral right to say the rubbish he said. Yar'adua remains the president and who said no body cant fall sick? No super human being on this earth. anybody can fall sick. what we needed was a leader and now we hav an acting leader peroid. let buhari and his fellowwers keep on dreaming he buhari will never rule this country