Omonigeriarere:

Product of University of Otueke

demslayerrz:


Bros, you are now editing your own post after being knocked down by that guy. Ojukwu style.

LoveJesus87:
while am not a buhari fan, thank you for dis piece of insightful revelations. I would verify it.

ericsmith:


u call ursef obama nd yu dnnt knw it took the real obama 6yrs to get america out of recessed economy inherited frm bush..

NgeneUkwenu:
If Okonjo Iweala, a woman that had seen it all could come out to say at an American conference that the SEED OF THIS RECESSION WAS PLANTED DURING THE JONATHAN REGIME DUE TO OUR LACK OF FINANCIAL DISCIPLINE, INABILITY AND LACK OF POLITICAL WILL TO SAVE. Then Those Harshly Criticizing Buhari, Should In All Honesty, Do A Retrospective Search On Their Conscience...

Obasanjo's administration earned # 17trn [/b]from crude oil sales within eight years and left behind 45bn dollars external reserves and 3.348bn dollars external debt.

Yaradua grew the reserves to [b]64bn dollars within just one year and the administration was able to finance 15 months of imports despite the 2008/2009 world economic meltdown. Hence, Nigeria survived the melt down because of the political will by the administration to save(a great achievement by Yaradua which most Nigerians are not aware of). Despite the tough economic reality at that time, Yaradua left 47.7bn dollars in reserves and an external debt of 3.94bn dollars. Meanwhile, the administration earned only # 9trn from crude oil sales within that short period.

Now, Jonathan administration witnessed an oil boom when Brent crude sold for over 100 dollars/barrel, with the regime earning # 51trn within a period of 5years. But because of corruption, the administration did not only squander the oil revenue but even depleted the reserves left by Yaradua, leaving just 32bn dollars and a huge external debt of 63bn dollars for Buhari. The same Brent crude sold for as low as 35 dollars/barrel at a point shortly after Buhari took over power and had only managed to climb to about 48 dollars just recently.

These are facts that can be verified. So, it's amazing hearing people criticize Buhari for the hunger in the land.

According to Fashola, Buhari's administration inherited 206 uncompleted road projects and contract arrears worth #2.1trn from Jonathan; and for about 2 to 3 years the contractors where not paid. This slowed down the economic activities, with most of the companies laying off their staff. This was when the seed of recession was sowed.

It's obvious that Buhari came in to rescue Nigeria, because if Jonathan had continued in power, the nation's economic crisis would have been worse, perhaps even the Federal government wouldn't have been able to pay salaries of civil servants by now.

According to Okonjo Iweala, Nigeria started borrowing money to pay salaries since October, 2014; but today Nigeria now borrow money for investment in capital projects.

Those who blame Buhari for the current hardship do so either out of mischief (hatred) or ignorance. So, we shouldn't join the bandwagon in criticising him. [b]He may not have done much to save the situation, considering that he is not a perfect human being but he means well for the country and can only succeed with our prayers[/b].

[size=15pt]May Almighty God continue to guide Baba Buhari.
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cckris:
[size=20pt]A man of integrity doesn't sell the LNG that neither belong to him nor his region.
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cckris:
[size=20pt]A man of integrity doesn't sell the LNG that neither belong to him nor his region.
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NgeneUkwenu:
If Okonjo Iweala, a woman that had seen it all could come out to say at an American conference that the SEED OF THIS RECESSION WAS PLANTED DURING THE JONATHAN REGIME DUE TO OUR LACK OF FINANCIAL DISCIPLINE, INABILITY AND LACK OF POLITICAL WILL TO SAVE. Then Those Harshly Criticizing Buhari, Should In All Honesty, Do A Retrospective Search On Their Conscience...

Obasanjo's administration earned # 17trn [/b]from crude oil sales within eight years and left behind 45bn dollars external reserves and 3.348bn dollars external debt.

Yaradua grew the reserves to [b]64bn dollars within just one year and the administration was able to finance 15 months of imports despite the 2008/2009 world economic meltdown. Hence, Nigeria survived the melt down because of the political will by the administration to save(a great achievement by Yaradua which most Nigerians are not aware of). Despite the tough economic reality at that time, Yaradua left 47.7bn dollars in reserves and an external debt of 3.94bn dollars. Meanwhile, the administration earned only # 9trn from crude oil sales within that short period.

Now, Jonathan administration witnessed an oil boom when Brent crude sold for over 100 dollars/barrel, with the regime earning # 51trn within a period of 5years. But because of corruption, the administration did not only squander the oil revenue but even depleted the reserves left by Yaradua, leaving just 32bn dollars and a huge external debt of 63bn dollars for Buhari. The same Brent crude sold for as low as 35 dollars/barrel at a point shortly after Buhari took over power and had only managed to climb to about 48 dollars just recently.

These are facts that can be verified. So, it's amazing hearing people criticize Buhari for the hunger in the land.

According to Fashola, Buhari's administration inherited 206 uncompleted road projects and contract arrears worth #2.1trn from Jonathan; and for about 2 to 3 years the contractors where not paid. This slowed down the economic activities, with most of the companies laying off their staff. This was when the seed of recession was sowed.

It's obvious that Buhari came in to rescue Nigeria, because if Jonathan had continued in power, the nation's economic crisis would have been worse, perhaps even the Federal government wouldn't have been able to pay salaries of civil servants by now.

According to Okonjo Iweala, Nigeria started borrowing money to pay salaries since October, 2014; but today Nigeria now borrow money for investment in capital projects.

Those who blame Buhari for the current hardship do so either out of mischief (hatred) or ignorance. So, we shouldn't join the bandwagon in criticising him. [b]He may not have done much to save the situation, considering that he is not a perfect human being but he means well for the country and can only succeed with our prayers[/b].

[size=15pt]May Almighty God continue to guide Baba Buhari.
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matrix1759:
From the picture above, almost everyone came with a pen and pad to take notes but look at Buhari, na empty hand he take waka come cos he has no idea what's going on there. All these your long stories will not change the fact that PMB has failed Nigerians. Even Saraki has asked that the blame game should be over. It is time to take responsibilities.

CSTR2:
Why not jusxatpose it to the entire Igbo nation since that is what you were meaning to say.
Buhari was rejected by the entire Igbo nation and will not get up to 1% in 2019.

NgeneUkwenu:


Buhari's Popularity Is only sagging among the IPOB Yoots Who didnt even Vote him..

sarrki:


He defeated ojukwu

Locked up that criminal of Ipob

cckris:

Buhari is now HATED among his own people who can't sell their vegetables.

CSTR2:
Lies.
It took Obama a month to set a national direction for his administration and roughly 2 years to pull America fully back from the brink.

CSTR2:
Was that how obama governed during america's period of recession ? Because he definitely wouldn't have won re-election following buhari's template.
I am sure obama must have said that as a tongue in cheek after-all he is already leaving the white house. No need for controversial comments.

Jesusloveyou:
which popularity, is he contesting popularity with anybody? if u ipods have clouded ur brain with hatred, that wil not stop obama not to commend what is duly pleasant. within one year, pmb has done more than any president in nigeria.

Jokerman:

Why didn't we suffer recession after Abacha and Abdulsalami plundered our Commonwealth wen obasanjo took over??

nototribalist:
Buhari is so useless, meanwhile when pikin wan kill him papa, E dey hail am first, papa you too much.

back2sender:

GEJ'S era was the cankerworm and baba of all looting. Even Jonathan HOUSE BOY DUDAFA steal so much, abi you no hear that one, madam patie with no work income to show has millions of dollars in her account apart from the numerous properties in billons of naira scattered all over the world.
An era of looting that even house boy has access to CBN VAULTS gives you an indication of the kind of massive looting that took place during GeJ government.

NgeneUkwenu:
If Okonjo Iweala, a woman that had seen it all could come out to say at an American conference that the SEED OF THIS RECESSION WAS PLANTED DURING THE JONATHAN REGIME DUE TO OUR LACK OF FINANCIAL DISCIPLINE, INABILITY AND LACK OF POLITICAL WILL TO SAVE. Then Those Harshly Criticizing Buhari, Should In All Honesty, Do A Retrospective Search On Their Conscience...

Obasanjo's administration earned # 17trn [/b]from crude oil sales within eight years and left behind 45bn dollars external reserves and 3.348bn dollars external debt.

Yaradua grew the reserves to [b]64bn dollars within just one year and the administration was able to finance 15 months of imports despite the 2008/2009 world economic meltdown. Hence, Nigeria survived the melt down because of the political will by the administration to save(a great achievement by Yaradua which most Nigerians are not aware of). Despite the tough economic reality at that time, Yaradua left 47.7bn dollars in reserves and an external debt of 3.94bn dollars. Meanwhile, the administration earned only # 9trn from crude oil sales within that short period.

Now, Jonathan administration witnessed an oil boom when Brent crude sold for over 100 dollars/barrel, with the regime earning # 51trn within a period of 5years. But because of corruption, the administration did not only squander the oil revenue but even depleted the reserves left by Yaradua, leaving just 32bn dollars and a huge external debt of 63bn dollars for Buhari. The same Brent crude sold for as low as 35 dollars/barrel at a point shortly after Buhari took over power and had only managed to climb to about 48 dollars just recently.

These are facts that can be verified. So, it's amazing hearing people criticize Buhari for the hunger in the land.

According to Fashola, Buhari's administration inherited 206 uncompleted road projects and contract arrears worth #2.1trn from Jonathan; and for about 2 to 3 years the contractors where not paid. This slowed down the economic activities, with most of the companies laying off their staff. This was when the seed of recession was sowed.

It's obvious that Buhari came in to rescue Nigeria, because if Jonathan had continued in power, the nation's economic crisis would have been worse, perhaps even the Federal government wouldn't have been able to pay salaries of civil servants by now.

According to Okonjo Iweala, Nigeria started borrowing money to pay salaries since October, 2014; but today Nigeria now borrow money for investment in capital projects.

Those who blame Buhari for the current hardship do so either out of mischief (hatred) or ignorance. So, we shouldn't join the bandwagon in criticising him. [b]He may not have done much to save the situation, considering that he is not a perfect human being but he means well for the country and can only succeed with our prayers[/b].

[size=15pt]May Almighty God continue to guide Baba Buhari.
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Yorubamafia:



I'm also from the SW but to be honest GEJ never got it this bad. Buhari has no economic blueprint. Things are going from bad to worse

KingOfAmebo:


With your very long analysis and painted words could you please do same on why and how Nigeria went into recession under the same man Buhari in 1984?

http://www.elombah.com/index.php/opinion/10007-muhammadu-buhari-recession-it-s-1984-all-over-again

Or was it a mistake repeating itself over and over again by the same man...who do you blame if under one man Nigeria witnessed her history of two recessions?

I won't blame APC or Buhari...I would blame those that voted them into power, we all saw the signs but most people voted out of hatred for Jonathan.

-You voted a man that dodged public debates to tell Nigerians how he intends to fulfill his promises.

-You voted a man that has serious issues presenting his school certificate.

-You voted a man that has not contributed anything towards the development of Nigeria after leaving office during his first stint as head of state.

-You voted a man that thinks he is the only honest Nigerian dead or alive.

-You voted a man with a rich history of suppressing freedom of speech and jailing journalist.

Enjoy your change...if you like extend the change to 2023 you may not survive to tell the full story.

alen4smith:
your generations are useless!idiota

CSTR2:
We would see about that.
What ever relevance you claim to have now, we already did. I hope you know your so-called relevance is hinged on buhari.
The moment buhari leaves power either in 2019 or 2023, and a new power struggles begins, your relevance goes with him.
You and your future Yoruba candidates have no support base in the south, and have to go all the way to the core - north for buhari core fanatics as your support base.

maasoap:

This type of campaign didn't help you in 2015 and it won't help you 2019. Instead of focusing your energy on what your party has for Nigerians, you're busy highlighting your imagined Buhari's shortcomings for people who are old enough to give birth to your parents. Is that not funny?