Hi guys.
You're perhaps the most vociferous supporters of the two main parties.
I'd like to ask a few questions which- I'm sure- most of us on nl need answers to.
This is meant to be a clean, adult, INTELLIGENT discourse; if you feel the need to throw barbs and/or insults- don't.
I'll start with the following premise:

1. The buck (meaning the consequences of ALL DECISION-MAKING) stops at the president's desk.
2. However the Commander-In-Chief chooses to proceed with his government, he really can't give 'excuses'.
3. The PDP is corrupt.
4. Though Jonathan worked, his government was also quite corrupt.
5. His conceding to Buhari was both unprecedented and fortunate for us all.
6. The economic slide began in his tenure.
7. Since May 29 2015, we've had a new government.
8. The government made promises, or at the very least, had a manifesto.

Now, whatever the reasons behind the above, I'm sure we can agree (maybe only grudgingly) that they are 'barebone' facts.

Now, my questions:
1. What were GMB's main campaign issues?
2. What were the economic policies he planned to pursue?
3. Based on 1 and 2, what steps has he taken to meet EACH of the items you list?
4. What (documentary) evidence can be used to support 3?
5. What direction can you [b]show [/b]the nation is headed regarding the following:
- Security
- Micro and macro economy
- Education
- Healthcare

You're to present all answers and rebuttals with EVIDENCE; if you can't back your claim, refrain from conjecture or any form of a 'blame game'- concede and move on to the next issue.

debaj10:
Hi guys.
You're perhaps the most vociferous supporters of the two main parties.
I'd like to ask a few questions which- I'm sure- most of us on nl need answers to.
This is meant to be a clean, adult, INTELLIGENT discourse; if you feel the need to throw barbs and/or insults- don't.
I'll start with the following premise:

1. The buck (meaning the consequences of ALL DECISION-MAKING) stops at the president's desk.
2. However the Commander-In-Chief chooses to proceed with his government, he really can't give 'excuses'.
3. The PDP is corrupt.
4. Though Jonathan worked, his government was also quite corrupt.
5. His conceding to Buhari was both unprecedented and fortunate for us all.
6. The economic slide began in his tenure.
7. Since May 29 2015, we've had a new government.
8. The government made promises, or at the very least, had a manifesto.

Now, whatever the reasons behind the above, I'm sure we can agree (maybe only grudgingly) that they are 'barebone' facts.

Now, my questions:
1. What were GMB's main campaign issues?
2. What were the economic policies he planned to pursue?
3. Based on 1 and 2, what steps has he taken to meet EACH of the items you list?
4. What (documentary) evidence can be used to support 3?
5. What direction can you [b]show [/b]the nation is headed regarding the following:
- Security
- Micro and macro economy
- Education
- Healthcare

You're to present all answers and rebuttals with EVIDENCE; if you can't back your claim, refrain from conjecture or any form of a 'blame game'- concede and move on to the next issue.

Anyone who disputes this write up or thread must be a hero worshipping blind follower.

Oboi see jamb question, lemme buy land first

I don buy my own ticket

Make i join the green white red team of the only half blood legilimency maestro severus snape

This severus homo naledi of a thing is not worthy of any meaningful discussion, you are just wasting your time

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