Nigerians in Canada back Jonathan’s re-election bid, urge electorates to vote him en-mass

*To present Jonathan housing development scheme synonymous with the Canadian mortgage financial model  for immediate implementation for the benefits of Nigerians.

*Nigerians in Diaspora promise to present housing development scheme synonymous with the Canadian mortgage financial model  to Jonathan for immediate implementation for the benefits of Nigerians.

Ahead of Saturday's presidential election, some members of professional groups, who are Nigerians in Canada, have lent their weight behind the re-election bid of President Goodluck Jonathan.

The Nigerians in Diaspora appealed to Nigerians at home to vote for Jonathan because, according to them, the president had done well enough to earn a second term.

No fewer than 50 Nigerian professionals who are medical doctors, engineers, economists, educators, captains of industries, legal luminaries, and policy analysts met in Toronto, Ontario and endorsed Jonathan for another four years.

They promised to support the president, after his victory in Saturday’s elections, in the creation of two million jobs in the mortgage sector in Nigeria.

Vote for Buhari, vote to go to prison, says Patience Jonathan

The first lady of Nigeria, Dame Patience Jonathan said Tuesday in Akure, Ondo state that a vote for the APC presidential Candidate Gen. Muhammadu Buhari is a vote to send Nigerians to Prison.

Speaking to a Mammoth crowd at the PDP national rally held at the Gani Fawehinmi freedom Arcade ground in Akure, Dame Jonathan said Gen Buhari is a dictator.

According to her, a dictator will always be a dictator no matter how his handlers white wash him. Nigerians should not make that mistake because a vote for Buhari is a vote to send people to Prison.

She begged Nigerians not to be carried away by the Change mantra of the opposition saying its a deceit.

According to her” a vote for Buhari it is vote for prison while a vote for Jonathan is a vote for continuity, transformation and positive development.

2015: South West will vote en masse for Jonathan/Sambo, says Mimiko

Mimiko and Jonathan

Gov. Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo said on Tuesday that the South West zone would cast their votes massively for the Jonathan/Sambo ticket in the 2015 Presidential election.

Mimiko, who was fielding questions from newsmen in Abuja on Tuesday, assured that the electorate in the South West would vote for the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) even if the All Progressive Congress (APC) picked its vice-president from the South West zone.