Gwan2:
In as much as xpectations was very high, we cant giv a Blind eye to som obvious achievements of diZ administration...
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By d way wu made 100 days a yardstick 4 assessin govt performance.
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Suprisingly som peepz ar mor critical of PMB dan dia state governors...wat has ur state gov achieved in d last 100 dayz?

By d way is september already, d long awaited month for d ministerial list and oda appointments to be made.
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I tink if any1 ones to be critical of diZ govtment in all honesty..it shld b afta d appointmentz hav bin made n d stakeholders kick d ground runnin.

slap1:
It is worse for those that believed them initially. I am neither surprised nor disappointed.

PassingShot:

Fact 1: Electricity was appalling during GEJ.

Fact 2: Refineries were in comatose during GEJ.

I wonder why Jonathan preferred those two didn't work during his time.

Safe the preaching!

PassingShot:
Wrong for APC to deny the 100 day in office promise.

However, Nigeria is already witnessing unprecedented change in some key areas that matter:
1. Electricity has improved despite that the Otuoke man promised us to expect better supply by March 2016.

2. Blocking of wastages and loopholes have resulted in increase in our foreign reserves despite that GEJ/PDP practically emptied same. They met it at $47.7bn, sold crude at average of $100 per barrel and still found a way to reduce the reserve to just $29bn. Incredulous!

3. Better accountability with income has resulted in increase in allocation to the three tiers of govts despite reduced income from crude sale.

4. The fight has been taken to the Boko terrorists unlike the other way round in the past.

5. Our image has experienced a positive outlook and no Ghana Prof or Kenyans can dare insult our dear country.

6, Stealing is NOW corruption and everybody seems to be keying in.

7. Some refineries have started working since July as against the 2016 promised by PDP

8. NNPC is being restructured so that it returns to profitability very soon.

No regrets supporting PMB/VPYO. Let wailers wail for it's their destiny to do so.

PassingShot:

Fact 1: Electricity was appalling during GEJ.

Fact 2: Refineries were in comatose during GEJ.

I wonder why Jonathan preferred those two didn't work during his time.

Safe the preaching!

Gondonu:
Whosoever takes this government serious really needs his or her head to be thoroughly examined.I thank God that I never for once believe in this government especially on the way the president handled his certificate issue.APC-government of propaganda by propaganda and for propagandists.

hansad:


Your so-called Challenges Buhari met in office, did the challenges make him take to: making his government a government of northern Nigeria for Nigerians; redefining democracy to be a government of Buhari by Buhari for the north of Nigeria on behalf of Nigeria.

When you see a failing tree, do you need some body to show you?

Rexology:


Have the refineries working now? (PMB said he hasn't done anything on the refineries...so they are not working. APC now know this)
How much has Buhari invested in power? (PMB SSA on Media said PMB hasn't spent a kobo on power but he has invested his body language)

shortgun:
We warned Nigerians during the campaigns but they never listened.
We told them that it was not posible for APC to deliver on their many lies to Nigerians.
Now they have been raped brutally without any apology or remorse from APC or Buhari.

Gwan2:
In as much as xpectations was very high, we cant giv a Blind eye to som obvious achievements of diZ administration...
.
By d way wu made 100 days a yardstick 4 assessin govt performance.
.
Suprisingly som peepz ar mor critical of PMB dan dia state governors...wat has ur state gov achieved in d last 100 dayz?
.
By d way is september already, d long awaited month for d ministerial list and oda appointments to be made.
.
I tink if any1 ones to be critical of diZ govtment in all honesty..it shld b afta d appointmentz hav bin made n d stakeholders kick d ground runnin.

olayinkaj2:
. PDP messed up badly and there no way we could allow them to remain in power. You are one of the wailers, keep wailing because I know it is your core value.

menix:
This party called APC and lies re like Romeo nd juliet..

I am very sure devil is an apprentice to APC when it comes to lies, denials nd propaganda.

If we voted based on ur promise nd after the 100dayz none of the promise was kept then our votes re void because it's called "Deceptive Rigging" in Vatican constitution of 1908.

Happy new month fellaz..
We shall all live to see a new Nigeria..

olayinkaj2:
. Correct. The wailers have been crying since and no single water dropping from their eyes. Let them continue as we know its their core value...

PassingShot:
Wrong for APC to deny the 100 day in office promise.

However, Nigeria is already witnessing unprecedented change in some key areas that matter:
1. Electricity has improved despite that the Otuoke man promised us to expect better supply by March 2016.

2. Blocking of wastages and loopholes have resulted in increase in our foreign reserves despite that GEJ/PDP practically emptied same. They met it at $47.7bn, sold crude at average of $100 per barrel and still found a way to reduce the reserve to just $29bn. Incredulous!

3. Better accountability with income has resulted in increase in allocation to the three tiers of govts despite reduced income from crude sale.

4. The fight has been taken to the Boko terrorists unlike the other way round in the past.

5. Our image has experienced a positive outlook and no Ghana Prof or Kenyans can dare insult our dear country.

6, Stealing is NOW corruption and everybody seems to be keying in.

7. Some refineries have started working since July as against the 2016 promised by PDP

8. NNPC is being restructured so that it returns to profitability very soon.

No regrets supporting PMB/VPYO. Let wailers wail for it's their destiny to do so.

PassingShot:
Wrong for APC to deny the 100 day in office promise.

However, Nigeria is already witnessing unprecedented change in some key areas that matter:
1. Electricity has improved despite that the Otuoke man promised us to expect better supply by March 2016.

2. Blocking of wastages and loopholes have resulted in increase in our foreign reserves despite that GEJ/PDP practically emptied same. They met it at $47.7bn, sold crude at average of $100 per barrel and still found a way to reduce the reserve to just $29bn. Incredulous!

3. Better accountability with income has resulted in increase in allocation to the three tiers of govts despite reduced income from crude sale.

4. The fight has been taken to the Boko terrorists unlike the other way round in the past.

5. Our image has experienced a positive outlook and no Ghana Prof or Kenyans can dare insult our dear country.

6, Stealing is NOW corruption and everybody seems to be keying in.

7. Some refineries have started working since July as against the 2016 promised by PDP

8. NNPC is being restructured so that it returns to profitability very soon.

No regrets supporting PMB/VPYO. Let wailers wail for it's their destiny to do so.

PassingShot:
Wrong for APC to deny the 100 day in office promise.

However, Nigeria is already witnessing unprecedented change in some key areas that matter:
1. Electricity has improved despite that the Otuoke man promised us to expect better supply by March 2016.

2. Blocking of wastages and loopholes have resulted in increase in our foreign reserves despite that GEJ/PDP practically emptied same. They met it at $47.7bn, sold crude at average of $100 per barrel and still found a way to reduce the reserve to just $29bn. Incredulous!

3. Better accountability with income has resulted in increase in allocation to the three tiers of govts despite reduced income from crude sale.

4. The fight has been taken to the Boko terrorists unlike the other way round in the past.

5. Our image has experienced a positive outlook and no Ghana Prof or Kenyans can dare insult our dear country.

6, Stealing is NOW corruption and everybody seems to be keying in.

7. Some refineries have started working since July as against the 2016 promised by PDP

8. NNPC is being restructured so that it returns to profitability very soon.

No regrets supporting PMB/VPYO. Let wailers wail for it's their destiny to do so.

kogirodent:
[/s][s] so says the man who is ashamed of admitting he probably wasted his precious one vote during the elections.

PassingShot:
Wrong for APC to deny the 100 day in office promise.

However, Nigeria is already witnessing unprecedented change in some key areas that matter:
1. Electricity has improved despite that the Otuoke man promised us to expect better supply by March 2016.

2. Blocking of wastages and loopholes have resulted in increase in our foreign reserves despite that GEJ/PDP practically emptied same. They met it at $47.7bn, sold crude at average of $100 per barrel and still found a way to reduce the reserve to just $29bn. Incredulous!

3. Better accountability with income has resulted in increase in allocation to the three tiers of govts despite reduced income from crude sale.

4. The fight has been taken to the Boko terrorists unlike the other way round in the past.

5. Our image has experienced a positive outlook and no Ghana Prof or Kenyans can dare insult our dear country.

6, Stealing is NOW corruption and everybody seems to be keying in.

7. Some refineries have started working since July as against the 2016 promised by PDP

8. NNPC is being restructured so that it returns to profitability very soon.

No regrets supporting PMB/VPYO. Let wailers wail for it's their destiny to do so.

handie:
Since my dad attended the 2003 ANPP convention at eagles square and regaled me with tales of general Muhammadu Buhari(then I was in my pre-teenage years) and as I grow older and got to know more about the man Buhari, I've always loved him and in my lil way, campaign for him. That 2003, I told my playmates about all my dad told me about Buhari and together, we hoped he win. 2007, I've learnt more about him and was already growing up. I ensured I campaigned for him tho I couldn't vote. In 2011, I wasn't around but I made sure I made up for that with my campaigns in d street(to a point I was termed a Muslim apologist as I supported him against "our brother". On the social media(with my expensive Mtn data, and received many insults), quarreled with ma girlfriend cause she spoke ill of him and threatened not to eat ma mum's food again if she doesn't vote for Muhammadu Buhari. On the day he was declared winner, I can tell u that I was happy than Buhari himself.... I assidously followed d result declaration not missing a minute of proceedings online and on TV. I did all these cause I believe Buhari is the solution to Nigeria's problem. From available evidence and from the denials of promises already embarked upon by Buhari, I'm sorry to say but he's just like all other politicians and our Messiah is yet to come.