Community Water

Community Water Ushafa Village

Community Water
Ushafa Village FCT Nigeria

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Natural Selection

Careers not money driven like teachers, farmers, musicians, artists, nurses, comedians, garbagemen tend to attract peaceful types unlike bankers, doctors, politicians, police, accountants, lawyers, and mobsters which attract money driven criminal types. – @OgbeniAyotunde

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Nursing Calf (Keteku) in Langa Langa Village, Nasarawa, Nigeria. (Picture of The Week 03-27-15) #JujuFilms

Cattle (Picture of The Week 03-27-15)

Nursing Calf, Langa Langa Village, Nasarawa State, Nigeria. #JujuFilms

Watermelon

Watermelon in Dutse Market

Watermelon
Dutse Market FCT Nigeria

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Muhammadu Buhari Presidential Campaign Rally 2015 Kaduna

Muhammadu Buhari Presidential Campaign Rally 2015 Kaduna State

“The President came here to ask for my support. I had only 15 minutes prior notice before his arrival. When he came, I took him to my bedroom and had a chat with him. When he left his people said I have endorsed him. What am I supposed to do, deny it? No. For me, that is not a problem because I am a leader and what I say or don’t say will give mileage to any party.

When he came here I told him that he made two political mistakes: first was to lose Rotimi, the Governor of Rivers State. When the crisis was going on, Governor Rotimi was here to pay me a visit. I confronted him and he spoke to me very honestly. Despite the problems, he was not ready to leave the PDP then. Gen. Obasanjo, myself and a few others intervened in the matter as leaders of the party but the president did not foresee the current situation and didn’t take our advice seriously. Rotimi is one young man I like so much for his honesty. He is very bold and always committed to his conviction.

I told president Jonathan that the second mistake he made was to call Obasanjo a motor park tout. What an insult. That was wrong and the beginning of his problems. How many times had he seen Obasanjo insult Gowon. I told him that supporting him would mean to endorse the insult on Gen Obasanjo. I won’t.

I advised him to go make peace with Governor Rotimi and Gen. Obasanjo. I told him it is almost getting late. I said to him, you must visit Obasanjo to apologize to him. I don’t think that the outcome was favourable because it was already late.

A lot of persons have been calling me to raise concern that the President would use the Military to rig the election and I say to them that it is not likely. There is esprit de corps. Most of the soldiers you see today are boys to our boys. President Jonathan has no option than to allow the election hold and to declare the winner. I advised him on this. Several other persons, both local and international, have also advised him on the consequences of using soldiers to influence the election. I am sure, he won’t.” – Gen. Ibrahim Babangida Rtd, former Head of State of Nigeria

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Muhammadu Buhari Presidential Campaign Rally 2015 Kano

Muhammadu Buhari Presidential Campaign Rally 2015 Kano Nigeria

“I watched the dinner the PDP held and I was appalled by the fact that they gave themselves a pass mark. They were clapping and saying President Jonathan should continue.

Look, Czar Nicholas of Russia, a night before the Russian Revolution, clapped for himself. This thing happens all the time. Hitler, a night before the Russian knocked on the bunker and he had to kill himself, also clapped for himself. Don’t expect the ruling party, which has lost touch with reality and has become delusioned to score itself in an equitable and fair way. If it is out of 100, they will score themselves 110 over 100. I challenge them to tell us what they have done to improve on what happened up till 2007. Every single sector has degenerated and the facts and figures are there. We now have 80 per cent graduate unemployment, 70 per cent of Nigerians living below the poverty line. In power generation, we were hitting 4,500 megawatts per day in 2007. Today, we are lower than that.

In terms of foreign reserves, in 2007, we had $47 billion. Today, I think we have $45 billion. It has not progressed, despite all the crude oil sales. The Excess Crude Account, in 2007, was $24 billion; today, we have $7 billion. If we talk of foreign debts, a very important thing, in 2007, we had zero per cent foreign debts; today, we are back to $9 billion and still borrowing..

So, what are they celebrating? Five years later, we have gone backwards; we have not progressed. First of all, look at your foundation. Have you built on it? The answer is no. They have a foundation, a legacy which was a pretty good one.

Whether you like former President Olusegun Obasanjo or not, if you look at his performance, it was excellent. The record speaks for itself. What did they do with it? Did they build on it? No! Everything has degenerated since then. I cannot be impressed with that and so we need a change. Let’s have new people in government,” Femi Fani-Kayode 2013

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Kado Biko Market

Kado Biko Market

Kado Biko Market
Gwarinpa FCT Nigeria

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Street Hawking Water

Street Hawking Water

Street Hawking Water
Dutse FCT Nigeria

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A Peaceful Revolution

The Gbagyi also spelled Gwari or Gbari are known by nature as peaceful, transparent and very accommodating people. The Hausas of Nigeria as a way of reaching a peaceful resolution would say “muyi shi Gwari Gwari, “let’s do it like the Gbagyi” or “let’s do it the Gbagyi way”.

In his book about the Gbagyi people writer and historian Theophilus Tanko Chigudu writes, “the Gbagyi people have emerged as a unique breed among Nigerians, their culture shows how much they have come to terms with the universe. Daily they aspire to give life a meaning no matter the situation they find themselves”

Some neighboring Hausa/Fulani emirates frequently enslaved the Gbagyi people. A world famous Gbagyi also known for his negotiation skills during his military service and as Head of State is General Ibrahim Babangida.

Nigeria naturally turned to this unique ethnic group when time came to move the capital from a congested and overpopulated Lagos. Nigerian leaders and planners of the new Federal Capital picked Gbagyi country in the middle of Nigeria as a symbol of peace, unity and cooperation.

The people of Gbagyi peacefully gave up their ancestral homes to build the new capital Abuja as a show of unity and to move Nigeria ahead as one country. I can safely say there is no other ethnic group in Nigeria that will give up their ancestral land for such a venture.

To honor the sacrifices of the Gbagyi people Juju Films is organically delivering Presidential elections content from a Gbagyi enclave in Nasarawa State. – @OgbeniAyotunde

Street Hawking

Street Hawking Mada Station

Street Hawking
Mada Station Nasarawa State Nigeria.

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