MY UNANSWERED QUESTION Ive asked this question times above counting and nobody wants to answer me but nevertheless, i will keep on asking until everyone fully understand the real evil agenda behind this allegation. The question goes like this: Can anyone prove beyond reasonable doubt or provide a link where Gen Muhammadu Buhari was quoted as saying he will make Nigeria ungovernable for Mr President if GEJ won the 2011 Presidential election or present any evidence that can testify this isnt a fabricated cheap blackmail? I am waiting for any courageous person (GEJ, his vuvuzelas and the Jonathanians more preferably) to boldly come out and challenge with evidence where GMB made such asaridokubolic (mental) statement and if you are able to convince me with facts, then i promise to withdraw my support for Gen Buharis candidature come 2015 and i will have nothing to do with him (GMB) or another person near him again and above all, i am giving out a cash reward of N50k (fifty thousand Naira) to anyone who provided a link or any evidence to support this cheap allegation. Why on earth will any responsible people or government be makulating (lying) around just to tarnish someones image and made him look evil in the eyes of the public with false and fabricated allegations in order to gain cheap popularity using cheap blackmail? It is abba moronic, very very abba moronic to engage in trading makulations (lies) to pleased someones selfish and devilish interest. Oya!! oya!! The Jonathanians i dey wait for answers ooo!!. Just wait and see, all this GEJITES of a thing wouldnt even comment on this post not to mention of answering it, and youll still hear them again saying GMB promised to make Jonathans government ungovernable but none of them will answer this question. Aha!!! They will now start insulting and calling me all sorts of abusive names but i dont give a damn, all i want is the answer to my question not brainless insults. Dazzol!!~ Usama Dandare
Posted on: Wed, 23 Jul 2014 06:07:07 +0000
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