Hey NL family...

I have been an advocate of change in the last elections that held.. And am glad that change has come in the federal level and my state level..

I always read newspapers and listen to the news.. I can't but notice that Buhari our agent of change seems tired b4 the job even begins..

I saw the way he welcomed Tunde Bakare in KD... He looked frail and absent minded... I actually thot probably he didn't want to see Bakare.. I kept that aside...

I was watching the news again yesterday and was watching how the United Nations guy that came.. Muhammad ibn Chambas.. I hope I got the name right? Buhari still had the same look..
When they told them to take a picture.. The same thing.

And many more incidences...

As I said this is my personal opinion...
And the questions that come to my head is...
Can Buhari truly carry Nigerians problems on his head?
Can he hold the fort as he should?
Did we make a mistake by putting an old man in the helm of affairs?
Is he being pushed too much for His age?

Well, I leave it to those who have noticed this to buttress it more.

Last bullet: Change starts with you.

Hahaha I don laff sotay I mess for body

He is able and capable.

Soon the joke called Nigeria will be in Autopilot mode. The illiterate will arrive to put all the good works and policies of GEJ in reverse gear and then proceed like a dumb-dumb to leave governance to his wife

yang:
Soon the joke called Nigeria will be in Autopilot mode. The illiterate will arrive to put all the good works and policies of GEJ in reverse gear and then proceed like a dumb-dumb to leave governance to his wife

@ the bold sentence

Hahaha. And they will say too early. Please we reject this ominous signs.

One thing you critics fail to understand is this...one person doesn't rule a nation. Lemme make it simple for you to understand.Nigeria is a school, Buhari is the principal and we have teachers and other workers that join forces to make sure the school runs according to the rules and regulations set by the principal.

Khalessi:
One thing you critics fail to understand is this...one person doesn't rule a nation. Lemme make it simple for you to understand.Nigeria is a school, Buhari is the principal and we have teachers and other workers that join forces to make sure the school runs according to the rules and regulations set by the principal.

Nice

Story for the gods !!!

sammyj:
Story for the gods !!!

Only time will tell...

Only time will tell

steffans:
Hey NL family...

I have been an advocate of change in the last elections that held.. And am glad that change has come in the federal level and my state level..

I always read newspapers and listen to the news.. I can't but notice that Buhari our agent of change seems tired b4 the job even begins..

I saw the way he welcomed Tunde Bakare in KD... He looked frail and absent minded... I actually thot probably he didn't want to see Bakare.. I kept that aside...

I was watching the news again yesterday and was watching how the United Nations guy that came.. Muhammad ibn Chambas.. I hope I got the name right? Buhari still had the same look..
When they told them to take a picture.. The same thing.

And many more incidences...

As I said this is my personal opinion...
And the questions that come to my head is...
Can Buhari truly carry Nigerians problems on his head?
Can he hold the fort as he should?
Did we make a mistake by putting an old man in the helm of affairs?
Is he being pushed too much for His age?

Well, I leave it to those who have noticed this to buttress it more.

Last bullet: Change starts with you.

Tired? I prayed in the same mosque with him in Kaduna yesterday in Yahaya road. He was talking with people confidently and comfortably. He didn't look tired to me so please try harder next time.

It seems like his haters are getting weaker day after day. They are already tired of making death wishes