johnbuck81:
buhari has failed Nigerians.

felixlovu:
Wat do u think will b s situation if Jonathan was still d president,I cnt get how people are putting all d fault on buhari.my questions are,is buhari or any of d current govt spending money lavishly or buying expensive things or party home and abroad.is there any embezzlement anywhere in d world by d current govt,if no then there is more to d problem than buhari fault.there is no one dat will hav money and wnt spend it either gud or lavishly

DozieInc:
Those that voted for him are already disappointed, I am not disappointed because I didn't expect much from him.

comradeusmanhar:

And you have no gut to complain since you didn't vote him out during the elctions

Standing5:
Our first and main problem today isn't recession but corruption and laziness. If all those workers who complain of govt owing them are truly working, why don't they offer their services elsewhere. The truth is we were busy sharing oil money through corruption and the civil service, and when the easy oil money inflow was interrupted by dwindling oil prices, people started blaming the sharer or proxy through which they got the money - the FG.
Govt was sharing money on one hand and subsidizing the what the shared money was spent on for the people on another hand. It is a voodoo formula for economic growth. Our most pressing problem is foundational problem and goes beyond Buhari or Jonathan or even OBJ and Abacha.

izombie:
The 5% ters saw this while sitting but the sufferisticated ones didn't see it even when they were warned.

felixlovu:
Wat do u think will b s situation if Jonathan was still d president,I cnt get how people are putting all d fault on buhari.my questions are,is buhari or any of d current govt spending money lavishly or buying expensive things or party home and abroad.is there any embezzlement anywhere in d world by d current govt,if no then there is more to d problem than buhari fault.there is no one dat will hav money and wnt spend it either gud or lavishly

Standing5:

Oga Poster, Buhari and the current Govt are spending lavishly but that's not our most pressing problem. We are lazy and corrupt. To make it bad, we are lazy and corrupt at the top where we are suppose not to be.
People prefer to tackle petty issues instead of addressing our lazy culture and livestyle.

ogologoamu:
I traveled home and looked at a 74yr old uncle, and I weep for Nigeria.

DozieInc:

Just not disappointed.

comradeusmanhar:
How do we then address our petty issues?
I will be anticipating your article on that and it will be posted @ themedia.com.ng, send your entries to smnharuna@gmail.com

Standing5:
Seem u didn't get my message clear enough. Our petty issues are our less pressing issues. We need to address the pressing ones or more important issues first. It is like smoke and fire. If a house is on fire, do you attempt to stop the smoke or the fire first?

comradeusmanhar:

Are you sure john?

johnbuck81:
considering d downfall of our economy and other vital issues he refuses to address...and by d way, why is he being mute on Nigerians considering d resent rumours about his health and will be quick to speak with Trump.

comradeusmanhar:
Do Presidents declare their state of health publicly?

rose54321:
A youth driven government might make a difference.

One way to combat corruption is to employ technological means. Do away with paper documentation that can forged, burnt, etc, replace with electronic database management systems.

comradeusmanhar:
I can't get you clearly sir.

DozieInc:

I wasn't expecting much from him, so it didn't come as a surprise that he is not performing, that is just my point.

comradeusmanhar:

What of those that keep on saying the President is trying are they wrong?

DozieInc:

We all have our opinions though, but majority would tell you he is not trying.
Should an election hold today do you think he stands a chance?

comradeusmanhar:
Your question could only be answered by Nigerians and I will ask Nairalanders.

DozieInc:
Ok, conducting a poll would be great.

comradeusmanhar:

Poll posted.