Yesterday Oyegun (APC chair) met with VP Osinbajo. Of course we know why. Nigerians had showed the juju has expired.

I Googled Nigeria protests and it was news from international media. Reuters, Newsweek, ABC and lots of major and regional ones. By the way Tuface they mentioned you.

But the main mention wasn't Tuface. It was APCs Buhari. They mentioned the factory of promises APC built and the supply chain of disappointments they run in Nigeria.

What happens now to the govt?
1. The handwriting is clear for all to see. Investors (who had downed their portfolio to 80% in 2 years) will not come back anytime soon. When you add poor economy to civil displeasure and protest, you likely won't see FDI in the picture.

2. New investors won't come. Political instability - Noko Hiram, IPoB, IMN, Fulani terror, now street protests is added. Such formula isn't good for intnl biz.

3. Govt borrow-borrow dreams just got tougher. When your people are saying enough is enough, who is going to take you very serious? Even if Senate approves the loan, how many straight lenders (not crooked elements) are we going to see coughing out $30bn?


APC should prepare for worse days. Their easy days are gone. The days of broom waving and dancing are gone.

MakeADifference:
Yesterday Oyegun (APC chair) met with VP Osinbajo. Of course we know why. Nigerians had showed the juju has expired.

I Googled Nigeria protests and it was news from international media. Reuters, Newsweek, ABC and lots of major and regional ones. By the way Tuface they mentioned you.

But the main mention wasn't Tuface. It was APCs Buhari. They mentioned the factory of promises APC built and the supply chain of disappointments they run in Nigeria.

What happens now to the govt?
1. The handwriting is clear for all to see. Investors (who had downed their portfolio to 80% in 2 years) will not come back anytime soon. When you add poor economy to civil displeasure and protest, you likely won't see FDI in the picture.

2. New investors won't come. Political instability - Noko Hiram, IPoB, IMN, Fulani terror, now street protests is added. Such formula isn't good for intnl biz.

3. Govt borrow-borrow dreams just got tougher. When your people are saying enough is enough, who is going to take you very serious? Even if Senate approves the loan, how many straight lenders (not crooked elements) are we going to see coughing out $30bn?


APC should prepare for worse days. Their easy days are gone. The days of broom waving and dancing are gone.

OP I hail you for you have spoken well
Wetin pursue madman from inside hut for farm strong pass the madman
Bubu with the array of years and experience has failed humanity and disgraced his clan
He failed long b4 his wife came out crying foul but the empty ego of bubu closed his ears to voice of reasoning
Getting the loan will not solve our probs cuz there are no laid out economic policies he had b4 assuming office and when he came in, he was preoccupied with meting out vengeance in the name of fighting corruption and globe trotting instead of forming a formidable economic team to study analyse and proffer solution to our fragile economy.
The campaign's were full of frivolous useless and senseless promises, dancings and broom wielding without a viable well thought out economic plans and policies.
When he came in laying blames on GEJ (who I think contributed to our already failing economy) I knew bubu had nothing to offer but vengeance and islamisation of the state of Nigeria
Shame on our leaders, shame on us that believed in them!

Calling APC a failure is an understatement. Especially on the federal capacity.