aolawale025:
If indeed the system is bad. Why are you also against restructuring it to make it better

Bari22:
this is true many people around Buhari are insincere

PointZerom:
It is no longer GEJ, it is now the judiciary and NASS. Didn't you guys know the diff btw military and Democratic systems of government b4 coming to power. Hmmmmm........ A bad workman will always quarrel with his tools.


Buhari failed both as military and civilian Head of state...............The Masses.

BabaRamota1980:

This is bullshyte. This professor lacks reflection.
. This is why no Northerner has been able to rule this country successfully into prominence and greatness.
North and democracy are incompatible. North excel in jihadism, this is why they prefer military regimes. It is for the same reason that they see militarization and guns and bullets as the answer to conflict resolution.
I disagree with Ango, there is nothing wrong with the sysytem. The problem is the North. If democracy does not fit their lifestyle they should accept restructure and return to regional government. Under regional system they can choose for their regiin whatever system of ruling fits their culture.....even if its military, as long its contained in their region.

stephanie11:
Ango Abdullahi, the spokesman of the Northern Elders Forum, has detailed reasons why President Buhari's government is failing to bring visible developments to the people in the country.

Abdullahi says Buhari is a good man who found himself in a wrong system that has hampered the good intentions he has for the country. He further advised the president to welcome politicians who wish to vie for the presidential ticket of the APC ahead of the 2019 general elections.

He told Sun;

"You see, the problem is the system. Buhari may be a good person; he could be a gentleman who wants to work honestly but in a wrong system. It was a system of military fiat when he was a head of state, but the system he finds himself now does not allow him to manoeuvre.

He has to cross many hurdles and checkpoints at the National Assembly and his party before he can execute anything meaningful, and all these squabbles are not based on principle but personal interests, either at party level or at constituency or at the level of the judiciary.

All this really will make it impossible for a good person or committed person to operate effectively in this country in the manner which will accelerate development. Perhaps, you might ask the question if we can really change?

Buhari might not have failed, but the system of government that he is operating in has substantially failed in the same manner as the ones before it.

You see the fact that Buhari is incumbent does not automatically confer on him the candidature of the party in the next election if there is internal democracy in the party. The fact that you are a sitting president does not mean other members of the party cannot contest against you. If I were Buhari, I will welcome competition in my party.

This is an opening for democracy in my party and I will ask people to come and test their popularity. If he has done well, people will re-elect him. This is a confirmation he has done well and that both the party and voters trusted him. I criticize all political parties for the system they employ in conducting primary elections.

The one I am most familiar as good was the one used by Social Democratic Party (SDP) in 1992, that was a direct primary election, where every member of the party has a chance to come and vote for who will represent him as a councillor, chairman, governor or president. In direct primaries, all parties have chance to come, cue and vote or elect any person of their choice.

But the current delegate system brings nothing except corruption. Once the parties are corrupt, certainly, government must be corrupt, this is what is happening now all over the country."

http://politicsngr.com/2017/09/23/buharis-government-failing-ango-abdullahi/

Bari22:
this is true many people around Buhari are insincere

BabaRamota1980:


This is bullshyte. This professor lacks reflection.

Buhari spent 14years trying to enter into the system. Was he blind to see what the system was? Was he not intellectual enough to understand that he was not coming into a military establishment and the democratic system has no sympathy for decrees and fatwas?

Northerners should accept that their way of life and customs and society is apathy to democratic system where a balance of power sharing is the rule, not the exception. This is why no Northerner has been able to rule this country successfully into prominence and greatness.

North and democracy are incompatible. North excel in jihadism, this is why they prefer military regimes. It is for the same reason that they see militarization and guns and bullets as the answer to conflict resolution.

In this article Ango Abdullahi is implicitly telling us Buhari's style has failed in democracy but would have exceled in a military rule. These people continue to see a return to military rule as a option. I suspect they will force the military on us to kill all aspirations for restructuring.

Arewa is afraid of restructuring, they want military to take over!


I disagree with Ango, there is nothing wrong with the sysytem. The problem is the North. If democracy does not fit their lifestyle they should accept restructure and return to regional government. Under regional system they can choose for their regiin whatever system of ruling fits their culture.....even if its military, as long its contained in their region.

AnanseK:


You have a very poor memory and of very low quality. Buhari is just now desparately trying to clear the huge mess created by lhe last government, the worst government ever in Nigeria and perhaps elsewhere. This massively corruption directionless government was headed by a southerner who claimed to have a PhD ( although internationally he was branded " the ineffectual buffoon "). The southern president loved by the SE has created abysmal criminal records in security, in field of national infrastructure including electricity supply and roads, in education in salary payments despite unprecedented windfall in revenue. He and his cronies have emptied the treasury in his 6 years of thievery called governance. That is the southern leadership you are yearning for?They claim education but have no character. Please wake up and join Buhari in his effort to return some sanity to our Dear nation.

Konskott:
Nigerians are getting results from Buhari government. Those who are still bitter that they lost power are not yet tired of telling lies to discredit PMB. Nigeria's electricity generation is now running on 7000 MW in a very long time. Looters like the man complaining in this interview are being prosecuted. The untouchables are being torched. Nigerians feel good for these. Let Ango Abdullahi continue to lament.

AnanseK:


You have a very poor memory and of very low quality. Buhari is just now desparately trying to clear the huge mess created by lhe last government, the worst government ever in Nigeria and perhaps elsewhere. This massively corruption directionless government was headed by a southerner who claimed to have a PhD ( although internationally he was branded " the ineffectual buffoon "). The southern president loved by the SE has created abysmal criminal records in security, in field of national infrastructure including electricity supply and roads, in education in salary payments despite unprecedented windfall in revenue. He and his cronies have emptied the treasury in his 6 years of thievery called governance. That is the southern leadership you are yearning for?They claim education but have no character. Please wake up and join Buhari in his effort to return some sanity to our Dear nation.

PointZerom:


I don't know how these people reasons, can you imagine him blaming the Judiciary and NASS for Buhari's failures?. Maybe we should remove the judiciary and the NASS if we want Buhari to perform. It is very clear now that this is one chance government.

Doyin2:



Nothing to show in 2 years?Really?

No project under Buhari's name? Ehnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn?


You need to get your brain examined and fixed,very fast before it's too late!

Narldon:






Yea, I agree with You


Same way your English is a serial "failurer"

stephanie11:
Ango Abdullahi, the spokesman of the Northern Elders Forum, has detailed reasons why President Buhari's government is failing to bring visible developments to the people in the country.

Abdullahi says Buhari is a good man who found himself in a wrong system that has hampered the good intentions he has for the country. He further advised the president to welcome politicians who wish to vie for the presidential ticket of the APC ahead of the 2019 general elections.

He told Sun;

"You see, the problem is the system. Buhari may be a good person; he could be a gentleman who wants to work honestly but in a wrong system. It was a system of military fiat when he was a head of state, but the system he finds himself now does not allow him to manoeuvre.

He has to cross many hurdles and checkpoints at the National Assembly and his party before he can execute anything meaningful, and all these squabbles are not based on principle but personal interests, either at party level or at constituency or at the level of the judiciary.

All this really will make it impossible for a good person or committed person to operate effectively in this country in the manner which will accelerate development. Perhaps, you might ask the question if we can really change?

Buhari might not have failed, but the system of government that he is operating in has substantially failed in the same manner as the ones before it.

You see the fact that Buhari is incumbent does not automatically confer on him the candidature of the party in the next election if there is internal democracy in the party. The fact that you are a sitting president does not mean other members of the party cannot contest against you. If I were Buhari, I will welcome competition in my party.

This is an opening for democracy in my party and I will ask people to come and test their popularity. If he has done well, people will re-elect him. This is a confirmation he has done well and that both the party and voters trusted him. I criticize all political parties for the system they employ in conducting primary elections.

The one I am most familiar as good was the one used by Social Democratic Party (SDP) in 1992, that was a direct primary election, where every member of the party has a chance to come and vote for who will represent him as a councillor, chairman, governor or president. In direct primaries, all parties have chance to come, cue and vote or elect any person of their choice.

But the current delegate system brings nothing except corruption. Once the parties are corrupt, certainly, government must be corrupt, this is what is happening now all over the country."

http://politicsngr.com/2017/09/23/buharis-government-failing-ango-abdullahi/

In any thing you do education is very important. During our time once you fail English or mathematics you will not be awarded any

Certificate is either you repeat or you drop out. We don't seem to understand that education plays a very big part in any administration.

Selecting the type of people who will work with you, is also part of education.. Blame game is height of illiteracy. Since indepence till date

the North have had 99.5% shot at the presidency and have run the country aground. Creating rooms for coruptions. And that is where we are today.

kindklemz:


My dear, some people in that region thrives on falsehood and propaganda.
Corruption is in their DNA and once the system is against corruption they tends to kick against it.

Doyin2:



Another clown.

What failure?

Buharism became popular and brought him back as president,as a result of his outstanding records as a former head of state,within a very short period.