Equalizer:
I just pray and hope that Lair Mohammed won't deny the content of this interview tomorrow...

Johnnyessence:



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/why-my-cabinet-will-be-small-president-elect-buhari/

barcanista:
And you think the NA and the various States Houses of Assembly will agree to amend a section that benefit their sponsors and they themselves seek to benefit from? Buhari and Buharists are learners

OrlandoOwoh:
The "fear" of Buhari alone will make those with the intent of embezzling, to steer off.

Caracta:


Do you plan to be unemployed forever or why are you begging the government for 5k monthly? What exactly is the allowance for and is it 5k that will solve all your monthly problems?

Smh. I thought MDGs worked on poverty eradication in Nigeria.

Wasn't that what his useless supporters on NL kept telling us??

What would 5k do for an individual?

Madam, I don't "need" his money, but since he used it as a campaign strategy, he should fulfil his promises; including the 1 dollar= 1 naira scam

That being said, I'd suggest you don't use the adjective "poor" when quoting me again.

You're one of the few NL veterans I admire.

Respect yourself

UncleJudax:

I had to read a lengthy article about a small cabinet. Ironic. Lol

sarahatuba:

Why are you bothered if he is an illiterate? You vote for am? why the thing kon dey pepper you for body like this?

imsuboi:
[s] if you like, let your cabinet be as large as daura,

I'm waiting for 24hrs power supply, 1dollar = 1naira promise &
5000naira monthly allowance;
to mention but a few.

Illiterate [/s]

kettykin:
Small cabinet can lead to excessive bureaucracy, where a single minister will be manning up to 4 big government agencies some which he doesn't have knowledge about

imsuboi:



[b] Wasn't that what his useless supporters on NL kept telling us??

What would 5k do for an individual?

Madam, I don't "need" his money, but since he used it as a campaign strategy, he should fulfil his promises; including the 1 dollar= 1 naira scam

IbokUtoroh:
parade don change gear.
y him lie about routing out boko haram in 2mnths?
also y not answer the question are u going to declare ur assets?
y give us long sermon n history lectures hw he did it 3times in d past n at d end, endup not answeing that question.
me i knw say u wont deliver, all u wanted was to see hw aso rock be like. but if u fail, i will personally campaign for ur continuity cos u must rule till u tire!

imsuboi:
if you like, let your cabinet be as large as daura,

I'm waiting for 24hrs power supply, 1dollar = 1naira promise &
5000naira monthly allowance;
to mention but a few.

Illiterate

imsuboi:
if you like, let your cabinet be as large as daura,

I'm waiting for 24hrs power supply, 1dollar = 1naira promise &
5000naira monthly allowance;
to mention but a few.

Illiterate

omooba969:


BAD BELE !

ShowYourCertificate:
I still maintain my stand that it's irrelevant whether Buhari runs a small or big government. What matters is the results. If he runs a small government but failed to deliver on his manifesto promises will you congratulate him for running a small cabinet? No. It's the outcome that's important in a policy, not input or output.

We expect to see constant electricity, affordable and accessible fuel, cheap food commodity, jobs and a stronger naira against the dollar. How he intends achieving this is his own headache, not mine.

imsuboi:
if you like, let your cabinet be as large as daura,

I'm waiting for 24hrs power supply, 1dollar = 1naira promise &
5000naira monthly allowance;
to mention but a few.

Illiterate

Sweetguy25:


I know what I mean when I say that nothing changes. Nigeria's federal budget will still be less than 6 trillion naira - which is barely enough for only the education sector. Even if Buhari scraps half of the federal MDAs and embark on so many cost-cutting measures, how much will be saved? It won't be more than 1 trillion naira (which is about 9 billion dollars or thereabout) which is still too small to create an even development of infrastructure in all sectors around the country. Our federal budget needs to be nothing less than a 150 billion dollars(annually) in order to create any meaningful impact in the economy. Every state in Nigeria also needs a budget of nothing less than 10 billion dollars to create and sustain development.

Also I believe there's nothing wrong with having a high recurrent expenditure, it all depends on the priorities of the government for the fiscal year.

Finally, you APC fans should tell Buhari to pass his own budget. Since he's complaining that recurrent expenditure takes up to ninety percent of the proposed budget, he should come up with his own budget that tailors his economic plan.

Johnnyessence:



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/why-my-cabinet-will-be-small-president-elect-buhari/

ShowYourCertificate:
Whether your cabinet is big or small is irrelevant. What the masses want is constant electricity, reduced fuel price, cheap food commodities, jobs and a stronger naira. Failure to do that will brand you a failure regardless of whether u ran a small govt or whether u slaughtered corruption

And ermmmmmm, I'm also waiting to see Buhari's original WAEC certificate

ShowYourCertificate:
I still maintain my stand that it's irrelevant whether Buhari runs a small or big government. What matters is the results. If he runs a small government but failed to deliver on his manifesto promises will you congratulate him for running a small cabinet? No. It's the outcome that's important in a policy, not input or output.

We expect to see constant electricity, affordable and accessible fuel, cheap food commodity, jobs and a stronger naira against the dollar. How he intends achieving this is his own headache, not mine.