Browsing: Chief Tola Adeniyi

The 2015 Elections are very different from all other elections that have been held in this country. It is the Elections that will decide whether a political party should be allowed to continue to dominate the political space of the country after 16 years of unbroken grip

Please listen to those who love you. Do not listen to those who are using you and using your exalted position to feather their nests. And believe it or not, what all these people who say they can die for you say behind your back will drive you mad. I wish you have a Mind Recorder and can read the minds of all these newspaper/television politicians who feed you with endless lies and deceit

The United States of America is neck-deep in a political and ‘religious’ philosophy that is astounding and astonishing, and equally peculiarly hers. The United States holds a world view that places her above and all other nations of the world, and she is very catholic in her abhorrence of global competition and opposition


While appreciating the public declaration of President Jonathan that his government will ensure and guarantee free and fair elections, the Group requested that the PDP-led Federal Government should, as a matter of urgency, debunk the grapevine report that it was toying with the idea of postponing the February 14 elections in Nigeria.
Rising from the Second International Meeting of the Global Intelligentsia for Buhari held at the premises of Canada College of Business and Technology in Toronto, Canada on January 16, 2015, the international support group for General Muhammadu Buhari also declared that it hoped “the Jonathan-led government will not plunge Nigeria into darkness by the purported design to massively rig the forthcoming elections”

For supporters of the two main and major contestants, incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan and candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, and All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, you are a saint if you support their candidate or a devil if you dare raise a voice against their beloved choice

They wore forlorn mien plastered with furrowed frowned faces like some one afflicted with putrid smell of heavy dose of fart. They looked as if they were mourning a three-year-old boy mistakenly killed by his own father, or the passing of a poor woman who has just succumbed to excruciatingly painful cancer