"Buhari will never ever sit down and watch with amusement while universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education shut down due to strikes caused by disenchantment by lecturers during his tenure in office." Zibite Kurwizi Welye.

'I Ask Again, Who Is Afraid of Buhari?'

HOW DARE YOU COMPARE JONATHAN WITH BUHARI?!

 Buhari will never ever sit down and watch with amusement while universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education shut down due to strikes caused by disenchantment by lecturers during his tenure in office.

 Buhari will never sack 16,000 resident doctors on just strike, while our hospitals are already running short of expertise, medicines, and good management.

 Twenty (20) billion US Dollars will not get missing during Buhari’s regime, with the government making it look as though twenty (20) naira was missing, without the government doing anything about it, and then shamelessly borrowing one (1) billion US dollars to supposedly to re-equip the military. 

 Buhari will never politicise the military, security, and law enforcement agencies for political expediency at the detriment of Nigeria and Nigerians.

 Buhari will never allow the Nigerian military to be humiliated in the hands of Boko Haram terrorists or any other terror group for that matter.

 Buhari will never allow more than 20% of Nigeria’s budget to be allocated to defence, yet the military is underfunded, underequipped, and undertrained.

 Buhari as a president would not have sat down in Abuja and ordered that the parents of the Chibok abducted girls go and meet him there. He would have left whatever he is doing and cought the next available flight to Maiduguri and then proceeded to Chibok to meet with the parents and comfort them. In fact, he would have stayed there until they find and return the innocent girls in good shape to their parents. Thereafter he would go after the perpetrators of that devilish act until they are found. As the GCO in charge of Maiduguri, General Buhari took the war to the Chadians and taught them a valuable lesson. He will do the same to Boko Haram.

 Furthermore, Buhari's administration will never be complicit in the orchestration of boko Haram (of course I do not expect some of my brethren to believe because they have been brainwashed to believe humble Buhari is the 'grandmaster' of boko haram by cabals who should be winning souls for Christ because they parade themselves as 'men of God' but are politicising the word of God for fleeting pleasures of the world).

 Buhari will fight corruption at all levels of government until the word only exists in the dictionary. While Buhari will certainly declare his assets before assuming presidency, Jonathan refused to do so. According to him, mere stealing of public funds is NOT corruption!

 Buhari will not order cooking stove at a whopping sum of 9.5million Us Dollars from some obscure foreign company. If the stoves have to be bought, I am sure he will award the contract to a Nigerian company, who will then utilise the abundant scrap metal that we have scattered around the country. This will help clean our environment of hazardous metals, and also create job opportunities in both the manufacturing and the supply chain for the stoves.

 Buhari is likely to reintroduce the War Against Indiscipline (WAI). He would have since brought to book those behind the immigration recruitment scam that claimed the lives of our youths.

 Nigerians, let us not allow GEJ thrive on our ignorance to the detriment of our great nation! What is it that we as a people have we not seen in this administration? We can still bring the change we so richly desire if only we can come together and vote Jonathan out of power come 2015. Go to the United Kingdom, Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia and other developed/­developing countries, who do not have a fraction of the kind of human and natural resources that we have, you will find that they are thriving in all areas of human endeavour.

 As the most populous black nation on earth, as the most populous country in Africa, as the largest economy in Africa, and the 26th largest economy in the world measured by GDP, I believe that we have both the human and natural resources to overcome the challenges that we are facing today. With good governance in place, I believe we will be able to realise our full potentials as both a political and economic powerhouse to be reckoned with in world politics. Let us therefore vote for GMB come 2015. Let us vote for change!