coldsummer:
He promised to hit the ground running but it looks like as soon as he hit the ground, he stopped moving.

hadura29:


The blessing God wants to shower you with is dressing up.. It will hit you like surprise. Most people know these facts but they are just being hypocritical. They feel pmb is a magician. After 16 years of misrule, they expect magic.

Mathematically speaking, instantenous change iS not even instant, it goes through a process.

God bless you
God bless Nigeria.

jamalsky:
If a country has been messed up by a group of people for over 16 years & we are stupidly expecting things to turn around in less than a year,that means we are all being unrealistic & just a bunch of pessimistic thinkers.All these problems being talked about today started years ago by successive governments & the worst problems began from 1999 & we know those that were ruling us then till this year.Let us make one thing clear,as in very clear,crude oil sells for less than $50 a barrel now,our economy over the years has been solely dependant on oil,common what miracle are we expecting to automatically have economic boost in the country at this time?Our economy would be in decline until we diversify & that is a process ,not just we sit down & start lamenting & fooling ourselves on social media & all.I have not seen people come up with constructive blueprints, publish articles on what could be done to make the country move forward,not talking with reference to idiots that have messed the country up for years making them feel like saints,with the crop of ministers we have in place now ,it is obvious that things should get better & policies put in place appropriately. We should all know that the country cannot afford to fail now & we have someone who sincerely has the interest of the nation at hand,so let's just be constructive in our criticisms & hope for the best. GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

jamalsky:
If a country has been messed up by a group of people for over 16 years & we are stupidly expecting things to turn around in less than a year,that means we are all being unrealistic & just a bunch of pessimistic thinkers.All these problems being talked about today started years ago by successive governments & the worst problems began from 1999 & we know those that were ruling us then till this year.Let us make one thing clear,as in very clear,crude oil sells for less than $50 a barrel now,our economy over the years has been solely dependant on oil,common what miracle are we expecting to automatically have economic boost in the country at this time?Our economy would be in decline until we diversify & that is a process ,not just we sit down & start lamenting & fooling ourselves on social media & all.I have not seen people come up with constructive blueprints, publish articles on what could be done to make the country move forward,not talking with reference to idiots that have messed the country up for years making them feel like saints,with the crop of ministers we have in place now ,it is obvious that things should get better & policies put in place appropriately. We should all know that the country cannot afford to fail now & we have someone who sincerely has the interest of the nation at hand,so let's just be constructive in our criticisms & hope for the best. GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

jamalsky:
If a country has been messed up by a group of people for over 16 years & we are stupidly expecting things to turn around in less than a year,that means we are all being unrealistic & just a bunch of pessimistic thinkers.All these problems being talked about today started years ago by successive governments & the worst problems began from 1999 & we know those that were ruling us then till this year.Let us make one thing clear,as in very clear,crude oil sells for less than $50 a barrel now,our economy over the years has been solely dependant on oil,common what miracle are we expecting to automatically have economic boost in the country at this time?Our economy would be in decline until we diversify & that is a process ,not just we sit down & start lamenting & fooling ourselves on social media & all.I have not seen people come up with constructive blueprints, publish articles on what could be done to make the country move forward,not talking with reference to idiots that have messed the country up for years making them feel like saints,with the crop of ministers we have in place now ,it is obvious that things should get better & policies put in place appropriately. We should all know that the country cannot afford to fail now & we have someone who sincerely has the interest of the nation at hand,so let's just be constructive in our criticisms & hope for the best. GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

AnyibestDede:
U cnt give wat u dnt hv, i still maintain that both gej and pmb do not hv wat it takes to be a head of a town's meeting let alone be a president of a country. We cnt keep on doing the same thing and expect a different result, pmb has notin to offer and gej is even worst. We have been doing the wrong things since 1999, obj was a big mistake, gej was a bigger mistake and pmb is the biggest of all. If we must move forward, we need to start getting it right frm the primaries and not having people forced on us to vote 4.

BushidoBlue:


The fact that u called God's name... well I leave that between you and your God.

Go and see what someone is doing in a country under 2 weeks of being sworn in.. Tanzania specifically. Then come back and impeach your weak and slow poke of a president.

hadura29:


Mungu Ibariki Africa meaning God bless Africa in Swahili (Tanzania's official language).. I guess that justifies what I believe in. And what I believe in is actually none of your business.

Bros, comparing Tanzania and Nigeria is not a fair challenge. How can you compare a country that speaks swahili and english as there oFficial langauge to a country that has diverse languages with brilliant people who speaks them.

Population wise, we are almost 4 times bigger than them. Economically, we are better. The poverty rate in Tanzania is much more more higher than what we have here in Nigeria.

Bro, Tanzania depend mainly on agriculture, while we have it all here. Agriculture, oil and gas, mining which we are yet to explore.

I don't need to tell you the state of this country when buhari came in. Reviving the economy under six month, bro except you want him to do abracadabra...

At least we all gave pdp 16 years, if after 4 years there is nothing to show for it, we still have our thumbs to change him..
Shallom

#Mungu Ibariki Nigeria

Khan1993:
Mungu ibariki the poster above me.

tolexy007:
Dele Momodu writes a memo to President Muhammadu Buhari asking him to as a matter of urgency fix Nigeria saying that Nigerians are lamenting that the change he promised is fast becoming a mirage and that Buhari’s style and methodology appear too slow.

He also went further to say that many mostly the oppotions want the government to fail saying that they were ‘skillfully setting the president up for failure in order to be able to taunt his supporters.’

Read the full memo bellow


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/dele-momodu-writes-buhari-says-nigerians-are-lamenting/

jamalsky:
If a country has been messed up by a group of people for over 16 years & we are stupidly expecting things to turn around in less than a year,that means we are all being unrealistic & just a bunch of pessimistic thinkers.All these problems being talked about today started years ago by successive governments & the worst problems began from 1999 & we know those that were ruling us then till this year.Let us make one thing clear,as in very clear,crude oil sells for less than $50 a barrel
now,our economy over the years has been solely dependant on oil,common what miracle are we expecting to automatically have economic boost in the country at this time?Our economy would be in decline until we diversify & that is a process ,not just we sit down & start lamenting & fooling ourselves on social media & all.I have not seen people come up with constructive blueprints, publish articles on what could be done to make the country move forward,not talking with reference to idiots that have messed the country up for years making them feel like saints,with the crop of ministers we have in place now ,it is obvious that things should get better & policies put in place appropriately. We should all know that the country cannot afford to fail now & we have someone who sincerely has the interest of the nation at hand,so let's just be constructive in our criticisms & hope for the best. GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

martins0:
Good morning Dele

jamalsky:
If a country has been messed up by a group of people for over 16 years & we are stupidly expecting things to turn around in less than a year,that means we are all being unrealistic & just a bunch of pessimistic thinkers.All these problems being talked about today started years ago by successive governments & the worst problems began from 1999 & we know those that were ruling us then till this year.Let us make one thing clear,as in very clear,crude oil sells for less than $50 a barrel now,our economy over the years has been solely dependant on oil,common what miracle are we expecting to automatically have economic boost in the country at this time?Our economy would be in decline until we diversify & that is a process ,not just we sit down & start lamenting & fooling ourselves on social media & all.I have not seen people come up with constructive blueprints, publish articles on what could be done to make the country move forward,not talking with reference to idiots that have messed the country up for years making them feel like saints,with the crop of ministers we have in place now ,it is obvious that things should get better & policies put in place appropriately. We should all know that the country cannot afford to fail now & we have someone who sincerely has the interest of the nation at hand,so let's just be constructive in our criticisms & hope for the best. GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

NickD:

U must be a joker....I dunno what area U stay in lagos But there was reasonable light In Lagos Thanks to Fashola.....For fuel scarcity I never experienced such in GEJs time buying fuel for as much as #300 per litre. Be truthful Mr.

jamalsky:
If a country has been messed up by a group of people for over 16 years & we are stupidly expecting things to turn around in less than a year,that means we are all being unrealistic & just a bunch of pessimistic thinkers.All these problems being talked about today started years ago by successive governments & the worst problems began from 1999 & we know those that were ruling us then till this year.Let us make one thing clear,as in very clear,crude oil sells for less than $50 a barrel now,our economy over the years has been solely dependant on oil,common what miracle are we expecting to automatically have economic boost in the country at this time?Our economy would be in decline until we diversify & that is a process ,not just we sit down & start lamenting & fooling ourselves on social media & all.I have not seen people come up with constructive blueprints, publish articles on what could be done to make the country move forward,not talking with reference to idiots that have messed the country up for years making them feel like saints,with the crop of ministers we have in place now ,it is obvious that things should get better & policies put in place appropriately. We should all know that the country cannot afford to fail now & we have someone who sincerely has the interest of the nation at hand,so let's just be constructive in our criticisms & hope for the best. GOD BLESS NIGERIA.

ajibsca:
Why are you shooting yourself in the leg ? I never mentioned you buying fuel for #300 during GEJ'S tenure because that's another discussion on its own. However me and you both know that fuel was so scarce to an extent that people bought it for almost #500 at a point in time towards the end of GEJ'S time. I stand to be corrected.

tolexy007:
I wish you well as always

tolexy007:
Dele Momodu writes a memo to President Muhammadu Buhari asking him to as a matter of urgency fix Nigeria saying that Nigerians are lamenting that the change he promised is fast becoming a mirage and that Buhari’s style and methodology appear too slow.

He also went further to say that many mostly the oppotions want the government to fail saying that they were ‘skillfully setting the president up for failure in order to be able to taunt his supporters.’

Read the full memo bellow


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/dele-momodu-writes-buhari-says-nigerians-are-lamenting/

aventura:


How did you get into my head. I didn't have a voters card during the last elections not because I wasn't eligible to vote but because I couldn't see myself voting for any of the two main contenders. If we were not satisfied with Jonathan then Buhari was definitely not an option.

BushidoBlue:



Having regaled us in your Googled Swahili, let me ask you these...

1: so a country that's poorer than Nigeria can get its act together under a new administration in under 2 weeks yet your likes are still Sai-ing Barber and blaming PDP right?

2: do you remember that 80% of the now APC were PDP under 24 months ago?

3: since government is a continuum, why didn't the APC led FG delve into Agriculture since it was a poster child success story in the last Administration... or you were an ostrich then as you are now to the Agricultural reforms under Jonathan


4: what do you know about PMB's history? about his statements on subsidy about the APC who were ACN and the CPC's stance on subsidy circa 2012...


Oya come back and defend these questions as you normally do.... I have more to ask you Oga akowe ede Swahili

pikapizy:


APC Slave ! why are u an enemy of the truth? remember no be only u vote for buhari o neither is the man ur relative ...are you scared of the truth that you'd rather suffer and die in sentiment? God bless Dele Momodu ,God bless Ben Bruce, we need more men like this to constructively criticize or stir our govt to deliver !