d Miliband has told Labour activists he is stepping down as leader because of the party's poor performance in the British general election. He said he took absolute and total responsibility for Labour's defeat. The BBC FACEBOOK Talk below
Isichei Cyril That man got the quality of a good leader and also got the interest of the party at heart unlike what we witness in the African continent especially Nigeria. PDP national working committee got to emulate this admirable example.. Muazu you got to do the needful and bow off
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Omar Arabain May god bless ur people and kill that boko pig soon
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Gbenga Samuel Solomon Adeyemo-Lamidi Fayose has told him to resign,
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Mwijage Bikoche Did Africa send their representatives to learn how gentlemanly election goes!
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Mayen Imen Brilliant question!
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Ivan Mark Radhakrishnan We could have learnt something to apply to Burundi before it goes up in flames and WE ARE ACCUSED OF STANDING BY AND WATCHING WHILE GENOCIDE TOOK PLACE.
Africa GOT TO FORGET ABOUT 'ELECTIONS' and instead we will give on TENDER all our Public-Positions...See More
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Umar Shehu Ibrahim we have nothing to learn from you........lols.
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Owor Aroba When will Tony Blair accept the responsibility of the mess in Iraq?
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Bernard Pobee Not in Africa. The leader will rather go to court or allege election rig
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Happy-harriet Ahiatrogah africa leaders got to learn from this.......
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Cj Fenix lool
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Emi Rates african so-called leaders r centuries away to reach there where they'll stand down without causing bloodshed
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Meshack Juma I admire such a leader who understands the need of the country.
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Suleiman Hameed Asuku Nigeria man will say "he is my tribe's turn, afterall I can't force my people to vote him.
Africans should learn now. Burundi's Pierre and his greedy tribal men should be emulated by this.
Long live Labour party
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Renauld Chayira maafrica please do like wise..nt dieing in power with pple swearing n spitting at ur graves..
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Tim Godwin Akatakpo Rare show of taken responsibility. Over to Muazu and company.
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Joseph K. Yakanu do we have leaders in africa? selfish men called,presidents shame to africa
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Osagyefo Yaw Dwamena Mark of a true leader.. David has taken civic leadership to an incredible height.
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Edward Igesa Rare leaders terribly missed by mother Africa. if your party loses an election u gotta step aside for someone else to lead.
Wishing u well Ed n may u succeed in future coz you're still young .
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Pasta Muthee Singh Very refreshing unlike the kenyan serial loser.
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Opio Stephen Fine that was not your time
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Oceanrun Kwame Lasisi This is one of the things shows that white are superior than us.
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Olu Show Better luck next time
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Veronica Ajayi I wish Nigeria politicians could behave the same honorable way.
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Fola Samson Ogunshile This are iconic and great politicians unlike Nigerian politicians instead they will go to court, hires tug use all kind means to retain themselves
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Afia Agyapomaa Ofosu Awww too bad!
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Martin Manyiel Wugol Good leader just do that.
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Amosu Joel PDPigs should learn from dis nd stop d tom nd jerry game.
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Alex Munyao perenial losers should also call it quits.
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Mbah Pascal Unlike in Nigeria where the leader of the disgraced and defeated PDP insisted on staying even when it is obvious that his party members want him quit!!!!
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:51pm
Kelvinator Phiri He together with Nigel Farage deserved the defeat, they are all arrogant en had nothing to offer!
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LoveGod Anthony Real men take responsibility for their actions and inactions while the weak lay blames. This is a lesson to our African leaders and politicians. Stop looking for whom to blame. Fix your problems. Pay your workers and stop blaming others for your failure.
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Dre Mac Mbewe Bryan wish we had such leaders in africa buh its a far fetched dream
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Raees Shaikh This is Democratic Approach ~
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Peach Mcgee Kombat Silvester: The conservatives won by a massive victory. David Cameron is the new prime minister
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Rahmat Azimi Took one for the team
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Rahmat Azimi Good on him
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Denis Nsubuga Besides community elite, these people exhibit a high sense of civilization. African Leaders refer defeat to vote rigging.
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Bishop Julius Kwame Owusu-ansahCongratulations to Mr David Cameron. Is good to resign, Mr Ed Miliband..
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Sudeep Limbu The dog has day ......dont be ....a.fool
..be paitence.....
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George Bandas It will take time for labor party to have strong person like tony blier their X leader and former British prim minister.
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Mamati Gilbert Do africa aspiring leaders n those in power learn something of value from miliband.that its good to pave way for someone else after your time.
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Innocent Aibangbe Innocent Admin its bbc africa incase u have forgoten...
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Nnoruka Chukwuebuka They should leave Mua'zu alone
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Ada Mba Civilised ppl
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Menker Casey Hallo ED, who will clean up your mess?
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Joseph Said Madra Great LESSON to African,s leaders!!. If make an escuse because of UK being rules by white, let Nigeria (African) be your Example!!.
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Aderonmu Olusegun Oyinbo man, oyinbo mentality. Black man nko? Na sit-tight, na 3rd term, na who want remove me, na do-or-die. Ol boy, this blackman behavior tire me o. Na God do am so? Or man-made? Make una answer me oooooo.
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Chuks Oyejekwe That's refined politics
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Solomon Machere Is your brother a better candidate?
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Suginome Staph Staph We Donts Have Presidents in Africa,and we Donts have Kings and Queens.whats we have in Africa is Chiefs,in Our Institutional Govt Sectors to head of state down to our Traditional rulers they are all Chiefs,so no rule of law nor democracy,and there is no System too,the only systems we had is Rats Race,Judge me wrong if you Can.
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Lanre Jimoh best option for now
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:22pm
Akan Moody That is what we need to see to others politicien to acept the defeat
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Henry Kaulungu He should not have competed with his brother for the leadership of the party in the first place anyway.
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Daniel Kaobi Alozie I wonder how this affects Africa and Africans
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Saloki Sanfo Thats very bold with him
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Indika James That's heroic. I dream that for African leaders
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Bassey Enang he got quality
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Tiapo Jude He is decisive as well as objective in fact very gentlemanly. As some of us are saying African leaders should gradually be imitating the democracy or the politics of the West. We all know it took the West decades of centuries to arrive where they are t...See More
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Omega Bema I thought it's bbc africa
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Barack Mbulo Such things don't happen in Africa, instead losing candidates use rigging as an excuse for their loss.
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Isichei Cyril That man got the quality of a good leader and also got the interest of the party at heart unlike what we witness in the African continent especially Nigeria. PDP national working committee got to emulate this admirable example.. Muazu you got to do the needful and bow off
Like · Reply · 13 · Yesterday at 12:29pm ·Edited
Omar Arabain May god bless ur people and kill that boko pig soon
Like · 21 hrs
Gbenga Samuel Solomon Adeyemo-Lamidi Fayose has told him to resign,
Like · 5 hrs
Write a reply...
Mwijage Bikoche Did Africa send their representatives to learn how gentlemanly election goes!
Like · Reply · 10 · Yesterday at 12:34pm ·Edited
Mayen Imen Brilliant question!
Like · 1 · 23 hrs
Ivan Mark Radhakrishnan We could have learnt something to apply to Burundi before it goes up in flames and WE ARE ACCUSED OF STANDING BY AND WATCHING WHILE GENOCIDE TOOK PLACE.
Africa GOT TO FORGET ABOUT 'ELECTIONS' and instead we will give on TENDER all our Public-Positions...See More
Like · 1 · 22 hrs
Umar Shehu Ibrahim we have nothing to learn from you........lols.
Like · 19 hrs
Write a reply...
Owor Aroba When will Tony Blair accept the responsibility of the mess in Iraq?
Like · Reply · 8 · Yesterday at 12:23pm
Bernard Pobee Not in Africa. The leader will rather go to court or allege election rig
Like · Reply · 2 · 21 hrs
Happy-harriet Ahiatrogah africa leaders got to learn from this.......
Like · Reply · 2 · Yesterday at 12:22pm
Cj Fenix lool
Like · Yesterday at 12:26pm
Write a reply...
Emi Rates african so-called leaders r centuries away to reach there where they'll stand down without causing bloodshed
Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 12:40pm ·Edited
Meshack Juma I admire such a leader who understands the need of the country.
Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 12:46pm
Suleiman Hameed Asuku Nigeria man will say "he is my tribe's turn, afterall I can't force my people to vote him.
Africans should learn now. Burundi's Pierre and his greedy tribal men should be emulated by this.
Long live Labour party
Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 12:48pm
Renauld Chayira maafrica please do like wise..nt dieing in power with pple swearing n spitting at ur graves..
Like · Reply · 1 · 23 hrs
Tim Godwin Akatakpo Rare show of taken responsibility. Over to Muazu and company.
Like · Reply · 2 · Yesterday at 12:25pm
Joseph K. Yakanu do we have leaders in africa? selfish men called,presidents shame to africa
Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 12:47pm
Osagyefo Yaw Dwamena Mark of a true leader.. David has taken civic leadership to an incredible height.
Like · Reply · 20 hrs
Edward Igesa Rare leaders terribly missed by mother Africa. if your party loses an election u gotta step aside for someone else to lead.
Wishing u well Ed n may u succeed in future coz you're still young .
Like · Reply · 21 hrs
Pasta Muthee Singh Very refreshing unlike the kenyan serial loser.
Like · Reply · 22 hrs
Opio Stephen Fine that was not your time
Like · Reply · 15 hrs
Oceanrun Kwame Lasisi This is one of the things shows that white are superior than us.
Like · Reply · 20 hrs · Edited
Olu Show Better luck next time
Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 12:22pm
Veronica Ajayi I wish Nigeria politicians could behave the same honorable way.
Like · Reply · 15 hrs
Fola Samson Ogunshile This are iconic and great politicians unlike Nigerian politicians instead they will go to court, hires tug use all kind means to retain themselves
Like · Reply · 20 hrs
Afia Agyapomaa Ofosu Awww too bad!
Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 12:20pm
Martin Manyiel Wugol Good leader just do that.
Like · Reply · 23 hrs
Amosu Joel PDPigs should learn from dis nd stop d tom nd jerry game.
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:39pm
Alex Munyao perenial losers should also call it quits.
Like · Reply · 23 hrs
Mbah Pascal Unlike in Nigeria where the leader of the disgraced and defeated PDP insisted on staying even when it is obvious that his party members want him quit!!!!
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:51pm
Kelvinator Phiri He together with Nigel Farage deserved the defeat, they are all arrogant en had nothing to offer!
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:21pm
LoveGod Anthony Real men take responsibility for their actions and inactions while the weak lay blames. This is a lesson to our African leaders and politicians. Stop looking for whom to blame. Fix your problems. Pay your workers and stop blaming others for your failure.
Like · Reply · 22 hrs
Dre Mac Mbewe Bryan wish we had such leaders in africa buh its a far fetched dream
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:34pm
Raees Shaikh This is Democratic Approach ~
Like · Reply · 22 hrs
Peach Mcgee Kombat Silvester: The conservatives won by a massive victory. David Cameron is the new prime minister
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:36pm
Rahmat Azimi Took one for the team
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:20pm
Rahmat Azimi Good on him
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:20pm
Denis Nsubuga Besides community elite, these people exhibit a high sense of civilization. African Leaders refer defeat to vote rigging.
Like · Reply · 15 hrs
Bishop Julius Kwame Owusu-ansahCongratulations to Mr David Cameron. Is good to resign, Mr Ed Miliband..
Like · Reply · 20 hrs
Sudeep Limbu The dog has day ......dont be ....a.fool
..be paitence.....
Like · Reply · 23 hrs
George Bandas It will take time for labor party to have strong person like tony blier their X leader and former British prim minister.
Like · Reply · 21 hrs
Mamati Gilbert Do africa aspiring leaders n those in power learn something of value from miliband.that its good to pave way for someone else after your time.
Like · Reply · 23 hrs
Innocent Aibangbe Innocent Admin its bbc africa incase u have forgoten...
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:29pm
Nnoruka Chukwuebuka They should leave Mua'zu alone
Like · Reply · 23 hrs
Ada Mba Civilised ppl
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:28pm
Menker Casey Hallo ED, who will clean up your mess?
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:41pm
Joseph Said Madra Great LESSON to African,s leaders!!. If make an escuse because of UK being rules by white, let Nigeria (African) be your Example!!.
Like · Reply · 23 hrs
Aderonmu Olusegun Oyinbo man, oyinbo mentality. Black man nko? Na sit-tight, na 3rd term, na who want remove me, na do-or-die. Ol boy, this blackman behavior tire me o. Na God do am so? Or man-made? Make una answer me oooooo.
Like · Reply · 15 hrs
Chuks Oyejekwe That's refined politics
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:27pm
Solomon Machere Is your brother a better candidate?
Like · Reply · 20 hrs
Suginome Staph Staph We Donts Have Presidents in Africa,and we Donts have Kings and Queens.whats we have in Africa is Chiefs,in Our Institutional Govt Sectors to head of state down to our Traditional rulers they are all Chiefs,so no rule of law nor democracy,and there is no System too,the only systems we had is Rats Race,Judge me wrong if you Can.
Like · Reply · 23 hrs
Lanre Jimoh best option for now
Like · Reply · Yesterday at 12:22pm
Akan Moody That is what we need to see to others politicien to acept the defeat
Like · Reply · 21 hrs
Henry Kaulungu He should not have competed with his brother for the leadership of the party in the first place anyway.
Like · Reply · 23 hrs · Edited
Daniel Kaobi Alozie I wonder how this affects Africa and Africans
Like · Reply · 2 · Yesterday at 12:22pm
Saloki Sanfo Thats very bold with him
Like · Reply · 7 hrs
Indika James That's heroic. I dream that for African leaders
Like · Reply · 22 hrs
Bassey Enang he got quality
Like · Reply · 22 hrs
Tiapo Jude He is decisive as well as objective in fact very gentlemanly. As some of us are saying African leaders should gradually be imitating the democracy or the politics of the West. We all know it took the West decades of centuries to arrive where they are t...See More
Like · Reply · 13 hrs · Edited
Omega Bema I thought it's bbc africa
Like · Reply · 1 · 6 hrs
Barack Mbulo Such things don't happen in Africa, instead losing candidates use rigging as an excuse for their loss.
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