I thank GOD!!! Thank you GEJ and JEGA!!!

stop this nonsense jason

why not wait till after the presidential election before you give him priases

You are right poster,its so very transparent

transparency will be confirmed if pdp is pushed out of the system. i don't believe there is any nigerian that wants nigeria to remain in this mess of a country.
if at the end of the day, pdp wins, i will not beloieve any transparency.
let these blood suckers leave us alone.
jega, apart from becoming a billionaire, you can still write ur name on GOLD in the history of this country.
we are watching.

1025:

transparency will be confirmed if pdp is pushed out of the system. i don't believe there is any nigerian that wants nigeria to remain in this mess of a country.
[b]if at the end of the day, pdp wins, i will not beloieve any transparency.
[/b]let these blood suckers leave us alone.
jega, apart from becoming a billionaire, you can still write your name on GOLD in the history of this country.
we are watching.

This is one reason Nigeria will not progress.

For now, this is the freest and fairest election ever! At the polling station in Maiduguri (Jere LGA) which I witnessed, people voted freely and the votes were counted right in front of everyone! Peolple were even having fun regardless of defeat of their preferred candidates.

For Senate,
The PDP candidate Mohammed Zanna had the highest votes (320) followed by the CPC candidate (106) then the ruling ANPP party (48).

People here are tired of the ruling ANPP and have indeed expressed themselves by voting for credible candidates.

^^^^

They will tell you its not free and fair because PDP won.

1025:

transparency will be confirmed if pdp is pushed out of the system. i don't believe there is any nigerian that wants nigeria to remain in this mess of a country.
if at the end of the day, pdp wins, i will not beloieve any transparency.
let these blood suckers leave us alone.
jega, apart from becoming a billionaire, you can still write your name on GOLD in the history of this country.
we are watching.

gbammm

@1025 aka chidichris,
when will u change?
So unless PDP loses, it wont be transparent.

You are such a dumbito!

For your info, if PDP loosing to u means loosing most parliamentary and gubernatorial seats, then your wish will most likely come true.
However, if na presidential, forget it!
GEJ dey kamkpe!

As at now, it is the freest an fairest Parliamentary election ever!!! BBC is already commending the conduct of the election. I hope we get it right in the presidential and governorship elections also.

Freest election? Are you implying that this election is freer and fairer that June 12 in spite of the cases of violence? 

There was no twitter or facebook or nairaland for us to consult back then. There is definitely more transparency. Information/ communication has played a key role in this election. However, let's see if the results tally with what was observed at the polling booths.

@taj 1150
Most probably. In spite of the bombings and shootings in the few reported areas, Nigerians came out to vote.

Let us be cautious before singing praises.This election is in 3 phases and this is just legislative election , the presidential and governorship elecion will determine the success. However , if this process is repeated then it should be successfull.

There are repors of problems in Imo, Delta  and Rivers regarding ballot snatching and other things.

am really impressed,except for the killings and bombings,its that freest and fairest so far

Lagosboy:

Let us be cautious before singing praises.This election is in 3 phases and this is just legislative election , the presidential and governorship elecion will determine the success. However , if this process is repeated then it should be successfull.

There are repors of problems in Imo, Delta  and Rivers regarding ballot snatching and other things.

pls note that if we have a good and credible parliamentary,the presidency,governor and lga chairpersons will do their job well as checks and balances will be maintained and respected (my views though)

How can you proclaim the elections is not transperence if pdp wins?.Why not go and vote against them and therefore vote them out,
We nigerians talks and complain alot.seat down and pray to God to butter our bread without figthing hard for the butter.
If you want change you must figth for it by voting them out.that is the only revelution that is there for you to fulfill if that is what you desire.
Or street revolution like egypt ,lybia. how many of you is ready for it,sacrifice ur life for the betterness of the country.if you cant sacrifice to vote .will you sacrifice to risk your life?.

taj1150:

Freest election? Are you implying that this election is freer and fairer that June 12 in spite of the cases of violence? 

If we take away what happened in Delta, Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom. It will be on par with June 12. You have to commend them, they have tried.

We Nigerians have done 1/3 it. Now, let's go for the remaining 2/3. Let us support them.
If the presidential election can be like this, then , Nigeria is on the right path.

One agrees that the election today was generally free and fair. We have to salute all Nigerians for making history. Today's election is perhaps the freest and the fairest since 1999. But to consider it "the freest and fairest in Nigeria's history" may not be historically correct. We must not be carried away by the euphoria of the moment. Facts are sacred.

So far so good. . .

Thank you President Jonathan. May he live long and prosper.

I don't support PDP, but I definitely support Goodluck Jonathan. Personality over party is my motto.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/396240_JonathanNigeria_jpge7a36aa6bc0c2d1c59341bf005b3e97c

Tranparency of this election is not question. I bet you most of the thomases here never leave their bedroom since yesterday, they are busy with phone and laptop posting confusion in NL.

Yes its [size=33pt]Fresh Air[/size] blowing through Nigeria!
It takes a big spirit to institutionalise the impartial. These elections mark an epochal stage in our development. I am proud.

Good job GEJ, good job Jega.

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Beaf:

Yes its [size=33pt]Fresh Air[/size] blowing through Nigeria!

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how do you feel right now brother ?

One of the few times I'll agree with Beaf. Kudos to GEJ, JEGA, etc for fair elections. . . whether they did this on purpose or by accident, by their will or against their will.

ekt_bear:

One of the few times I'll agree with Beaf. Kudos to GEJ, JEGA, etc for fair elections. . . whether they did this on purpose or by accident, by their will or against their will.

You can shove that right up your greasy arse, I don't romp with bigots, dimwits and primitive types.

Who is asking you to romp? If you don't like that I agree, go hug a transformer. Not my problem.

ekt_bear:

One of the few times I'll agree with Beaf. Kudos to GEJ, JEGA, etc for fair elections. . . whether they did this on purpose or by accident, by their will or against their will.

what are you talking about dapo

please wait till the presidential election is over before you post

moreover it is not GEJ but JEGA and ALLAH that did it

so GEJ should not get credit for it

Beaf:

You can shove that right up your greasy arse, I don't romp with bigots, dimwits and primitive types.

you are so uncultured

is this what GEJ has been teaching you

ekt_bear:

Who is asking you to romp? If you don't like that I agree, go hug a transformer. Not my problem.

Not the ones on my street.
Hugging anyone of them will be like hugging a log of wood. No light  

ekt_bear:

Who is asking you to romp? If you don't like that I agree, go hug a transformer. Not my problem.

what not tell him to go drown for chad

or hang on 3rd mainland

Alj Uche:

so GEJ should not get credit for it

I don't agree with this. He promised free elections (thus making it his responsibility), and appears to be delivering on it. Whether you like him or not, I think you have to give him credit. He would certainly get the blame if they turned out badly, so has to get the credit if they turn out well. Fair is fair.

ekt_bear:

I don't agree with this. He promised free elections (thus making it his responsibility), and appears to be delivering on it. Whether you like him or not, I think you have to give him credit. He would certainly get the blame if they turned out badly, so has to get the credit if they turn out well. Fair is fair.

ok if you say so

but i hope you know we still have the presidential election to go before we sing his priases