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Citizen driven initiative for a violence free Feb 2015 election in Nigeria

Trans4mation: using ideological warfare to tackle Almajarins in Nigeria by introducing western (Boko) education tto them. Almajarins is a common recruiting pool for BokoHaram. Gen Vincent Shaw rtd, agrees that This strategy weighs more than physical combat, in fight against insurgency. Smart move by President Goodluck Jonathan.

Following the transforming socio-political-economic gains of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan in Nigeria

New Nigeria is an edifice under construction, Let us join hands as a team to sustain the undeniable transforming gains of the administration of Goodluck Ebele Jonathan

New Nigeria is an Edifice Under Construction We Need to Sustain the Transforming Gains of this Administration. Together we will continue what we have started. Change came to Nigeria in 2011, with that change came Transformation, setting the stage for the SUSTENANCE OF TRANSFORMATION come 2015. Support President Goodluck Jonathan for a stronger and better Nigeria.

On February 14th, Nigeria will be holding its Presidential election. 11 Presidential Candidates signed the historic ?Abuja Accord?, agreeing to shun words and actions which could lead to violence before, during and after the elections. This was followed by the Nigeria 2015 Elections & Beyond Stakeholders Conference, on the role of State and Non-State actors in mitigating violence in elections. This further brought national leadership in alignment with the national aim of peaceful elections and smooth transitions. The final and critical piece in this is the buy in from the masses. This ?I Pledge Peace?/"We pledge peace" campaign seeks to enlist such a commitment to peace from the citizenry.

On February 14th, Nigeria will be holding its Presidential election. To ensure peaceful elections and a smooth transition, 11 Presidential Candidates have signed the historic ?Abuja Accord?, agreeing to shun words and actions which could lead to violence before, during and after the elections. This was followed by the Nigeria 2015 Elections & Beyond Stakeholders Conference, on the role of State and Non-State actors in mitigating violence in elections. This further brought national leadership in alignment with the national aim of peaceful elections and smooth transitions. The final and critical piece in this is the buy in from the masses. This ?I Pledge Peace?/"We pledge peace" campaign seeks to enlist such a commitment to peace from the citizenry.