"The problems were there before I came to power"_ GEJ

Four questions for GEJ;

1) Are the problems still there now?

2)Are the problems worse than before or better?

3)What have you done to reduce the problems as the president for nearly six years?

4) If you've done little or nothing, do you think you sincerely deserve another term?

Why did you come since you know that there is problem huh? REFURBISHED OLODO and OGOGORO DRINKING COWBOY HAT WEARING GOAT!

Oga Jona is nt a do or die affair,if u cnt solve d problems? Y nt quit

Nigeria's problem are mostly structural. Vestiges of years of deep maladministration from military juntas.

The major problem problem Nigeria faces today, which is a lack of education and knowledge amongst her citizens was caused by decades of neglect of the eduction sector by the same military rulers.

Other fundamental political and social issues that hinder our progress like ethnic jingoism and the 1999 constitution were exacerbated and instilled on the country by the same military gangs.

It is now extremely difficult for Nigeria to have or get "performing" politicians or leaders as presidents or governors. No matter how hard a president tries to fix the country under these present difficult circumstances, he will still be seen as a non-performer, corrupt, weak, dictatorial etc. . It has always been the case and will always be.

Good leadership in Nigeria is unattainable. That's the bitter truth.

Hmnnn

To be fair GEJ is right.

Almost all the problems was created during Obasanjo's ruinous 8 years.

But it was still the same PDP government and GEJ has done nothing in the six years he has been in power and despite earning more oil revenue than any other government in our history.

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"The problems were there before I came to power"_ GEJ

Four questions for GEJ;

1) Are the problems still there now?

2)Are the problems worse than before or better?

3)What have you done to reduce the problems as the president for nearly six years?

4) If you've done little or nothing, do you think you sincerely deserve another term?

There are three levels of government in Nigeria. Sometimes I wonder if Nigerians remember that they have state governors and local government chairmen. Oil revenues increased over the past four years, thats true, but also remember that the revenues were shared by all the levels of government. Budgetary appropriations for state governments and local governments have doubled in recent years but this has not translated to visible developments in various states in the country. Putting all blames on the federal government is very wrong.