Jakes Macbillion Hold not the APC government responsible cos She promise change and the change we are seeing.... But hold yourselves responsible for not asking what kind of change She is bringing. <<GOODLUCK JONATHAN ADMINISTRATION>> 1). Fuel per litre N 87 2). Bag of rice N 7000 3). u,s,a Dollar N175 4). Spaghetti N1950 5). Bag of sugar N7000 6). Kano to Lagos on air N15000 7). Subsidy to pilgrimage . Salary on 22th 9). Availability of money 10). Political stability .... <<BUHARI ADMINISTRATION>> 1). fuel per litre N180 2). Bag of rice N12000 3). u.s.a dollar N220 4). Spaghetti N2800 5). Bag of sugar N9000 6). Kano to Lagos on air N22000 7). Subsidy Removal to pilgrimage . Salary on 45th 9). Lack of money 10). Political instability..... This is the CHANGE...!

got this from my Facebook wall. my comment on this current administration. for me, we just have to be patient

got this from my Facebook wall. my comment on this current administration. for me, we just have to be patient
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dannybomb:
Jakes Macbillion
Hold not the APC government responsible cos
She promise change and the change we are
seeing.... But hold yourselves responsible for
not asking what kind of change She is bringing.
<<GOODLUCK JONATHAN
ADMINISTRATION>>
1). Fuel per litre N 87
2). Bag of rice N 7000
3). u,s,a Dollar N175
4). Spaghetti N1950
5). Bag of sugar N7000
6). Kano to Lagos on air N15000
7). Subsidy to pilgrimage
. Salary on 22th
9). Availability of money
10). Political stability ....
<<BUHARI ADMINISTRATION>>
1). fuel per litre N180
2). Bag of rice N12000
3). u.s.a dollar N220
4). Spaghetti N2800
5). Bag of sugar N9000
6). Kano to Lagos on air N22000
7). Subsidy Removal to pilgrimage
. Salary on 45th
9). Lack of money
10). Political instability.....
This is the CHANGE...!

The person who compiled this list must be a selective dunce. When GEJ handed over power by May 29th 2015, I bought fuel at N250 in Port-Harcourt and week before that, I bought fuel at N400 in Lagos. The USD-NGN exchange rate was sold at N250 and the pound sterling was sold at N360 as at May 2015. In the same May, the FG had to even borrow money to pay civil servants and about 22 states were owing worker's salaries.

Once again, the person who compiled this list must be a compound imbe and he/she should be reminded that next elections are in 2019; it's too early to fool himself in a bid to deceive the gullible.

you have made your point. now tell me what the current administration has achieved, six months of being in power?