Sincere9gerian:
This administration will hit the 100 days mark in a few days. 100 days of no cabinet, no programme, no policy initiated or continued, no project initiated or continued, no roadmap and no direction.

It's been a 100 days of a deaf and dumb administration, in which we're expected to read Buhari's "body language".

100 days of fighting corruption on the pages of newspapers, endless propaganda, shameless denials of electoral promises and the worst form of nepotism.

In other word, we've witnessed the biggest scam of the century in the last 100 days

MizMyColi:

You got me cracking off my ribs.

Why r u laughing? Is it the APC change? Of course their change is laughable

Or is it my presence in politics? I was just passing by and I poked nosed

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.

fitzmayowa:



@allow us wail in peace...

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.

calebo101:


Oh please swallow this gibberish. You can't fix this oga.

Allow us wail in peace instead of rubbing salt to injury

rozayx5:

http://www.punchng.com/news/nigerians-kick-as-apc-disowns-buharis-campaign-promises/

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.

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 in 2015 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. I've always boasted of how Buhari will declare his assets in the first one week of his presidency. Later on, I was made to understand the the CCB will have to verify his assets before he can publicly declare em. They said it took Yar'Adua a month to declare his. So, nothing will be declared before @ least a month. It's almost 100 days and Mr. President hasn't even given a thought to his campaign promise to publicly declare his assets. This is just one of many promises he has flouted these past 100 days. Abeg all of them(Buhari, Jonathan, PDP, APC) are the same. No better one among them

chukwudi44:
Una never see anything yet!!! You vote in an illiterate certificate fraudster and a religious and ethnic bigot into power and you expect to see change abi? Does anyone plant cassava and harvest corn?

seyidboy:
Nigerians has been scammed by broom carrying demons. Northerners want political change while d south wanted social n economical change. D only mission of d ApC is to wrestle power from d PdP. N d last time I check, dat mission has been accomplished...

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!

SeverusSnape:

I can see your senses are returning.. By the way, this statement below is epic!

Check it out!

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 in 2015 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. I've always boasted of how Buhari will declare his assets in the first one week of his presidency. Later on, I was made to understand the the CCB will have to verify his assets before he can publicly declare em. They said it took Yar'Adua a month to declare his. So, nothing will be declared before @ least a month. It's almost 100 days and Mr. President hasn't even given a thought to his campaign promise to publicly declare his assets. This is just one of many promises he has flouted these past 100 days. Abeg all of them(Buhari, Jonathan, PDP, APC) are the same. No better one among them

dealnewsng:


We must learn to be patient

IsaacBuchi:





You got me cracking off my ribs.

Why r u laughing? Is it the APC change? Of course their change is laughable

Or is it my presence in politics? I was just passing by and I poked nosed

BabyDaddy20:


Let.me.ask you this

The electricity wasn't working during Jonathan's tenure, what did Buhari do to make it start working ?? He bought a new transformer ??
The refineries wasn't working , who fixed it immediately Buhari became the president ??

Please, I beg you in the name of God Almighty, Answer this questions

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 in 2015 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. I've always boasted of how Buhari will declare his assets in the first one week of his presidency. Later on, I was made to understand the the CCB will have to verify his assets before he can publicly declare em. They said it took Yar'Adua a month to declare his. So, nothing will be declared before @ least a month. It's almost 100 days and Mr. President hasn't even given a thought to his campaign promise to publicly declare his assets. This is just one of many promises he has flouted these past 100 days. Abeg all of them(Buhari, Jonathan, PDP, APC) are the same. No better one among them

rozayx5:

http://www.punchng.com/news/nigerians-kick-as-apc-disowns-buharis-campaign-promises/

Toks2008:


Can you freaking tell me what exactly is eating up Nigerians?

Any sane country will wait for at least one full year to ascertain the seriousness of purpose of a government that came into power to meet a supposed empty treasury and here we are crying and wailing.

GOD help Nigeria.