With the lingering ASUU strike and continued lack of interest in the development of the education sector in Nigeria.I make bold to say that this government has no clues up it's sleeves to salvage the crisis in the education sector.
With the current exchange rate mess evident in this administration,it is more strenuous and expensive to school abroad.hence the need to look inwardly and develop our core sectors of the economy like education.
After much profiling,i read through the policy documents of every presidential candidate including the incumbent...there was a glitter of hope in Nigeria with the likes of Sowore,Durotoye,Moghalu and even Atiku.. Yes Atiku! entering the race.
A vote for Sowore etc will be an advantage for PMB.
But the closest contender and by some margin strongest to defeat PMB and his APC led government is Atiku.
1.Atiku has conscience unlike PMB
2.Atiku is more modern and understand the concept of politics better
3.He will address the issue of incessant strike
4.He gives hope to the youth unlike PMB who seize every opportunity to throw jabs at us even at the international level
5.And finally Atiku means jobs
Atiku is more issues based in his campaign.now he has proven them wrong by going to America
Vote wisely!!!

Yes now

I will like and love to stay with snake and lion than Buhari

Ok

Parent and student knew PMB is not their problem but trying to clean some people 16 years poo.

Seems there was no strike during pdp era. Wow, every Nigerian get job during pdp era. No attack during pdp era. You op n apc supporters are enemy of states.

YoungFr:
Yes now

Pls go get ur PVC.Chasing the dullard back to Daura is a national assignment

#NeverAgain


"It did not take long before the Buhari administration, so openly and so warmly received by Nigerians when it came to power, began to show it's true and frightful face. Soon enough, it became clear that his administration had a conception of government in which the governed were regarded as a hostile, adversary force, and in which government was virtually an end in itself."

"Laws were made, as much through decrees as by administrative fiat, without any evident regard for the interest of the people, let alone their views. Regulations were casually put out, more as punitive devices than as measures designed to ameliorate the citizen's condition".
"Practically every segment, except, perhaps, the uniformed forces, was antagonised, sometimes humiliated"

"Civil liberties were always precarious in military regimes. But the Buhari administration perfected the attrition of elementary freedoms to the point where the average civilian was driven to see himself, often against his will, as a pariah"
"Criticism, even self-criticism, constructive or foul, was banned. Nothing could safely be said of a government that seemed determined to be remembered more for its self-righteous omniscience than for its decency or humanity"

"Blackmailed into silence, Nigerians watched as the traditional foundations of the state were eroded. Ethnicity became a principle of state policy. The economy sputtered along. Educational policy was in a shambles. Our hospitals became graveyards"
"Ultimately, it was the arrogance of the Buhari administration that led to its downfall. For arrogance always leads to moral and political blindness. Blindness leads to isolation, and when any government is isolated from the governed, it's end is always predictable"

This was 33 years ago. This was the man they beatified, erected a tattered halo around his head and propped up as President.

What has changed about him or his ways? Absolutely nothing. We warned then. We're warning again.

Gabriel004:
Seems there was no strike during pdp era. Wow, every Nigerian get job during pdp era. No attack during pdp era. You op n apc supporters are enemy of states.

Then why did Nigerians voted PDP out? Op go and borrow sense o.
Never reinforce failure

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#NeverAgain


"It did not take long before the Buhari administration, so openly and so warmly received by Nigerians when it came to power, began to show it's true and frightful face. Soon enough, it became clear that his administration had a conception of government in which the governed were regarded as a hostile, adversary force, and in which government was virtually an end in itself."

"Laws were made, as much through decrees as by administrative fiat, without any evident regard for the interest of the people, let alone their views. Regulations were casually put out, more as punitive devices than as measures designed to ameliorate the citizen's condition".
"Practically every segment, except, perhaps, the uniformed forces, was antagonised, sometimes humiliated"

"Civil liberties were always precarious in military regimes. But the Buhari administration perfected the attrition of elementary freedoms to the point where the average civilian was driven to see himself, often against his will, as a pariah"
"Criticism, even self-criticism, constructive or foul, was banned. Nothing could safely be said of a government that seemed determined to be remembered more for its self-righteous omniscience than for its decency or humanity"

"Blackmailed into silence, Nigerians watched as the traditional foundations of the state were eroded. Ethnicity became a principle of state policy. The economy sputtered along. Educational policy was in a shambles. Our hospitals became graveyards"
"Ultimately, it was the arrogance of the Buhari administration that led to its downfall. For arrogance always leads to moral and political blindness. Blindness leads to isolation, and when any government is isolated from the governed, it's end is always predictable"

This was 33 years ago. This was the man they beatified, erected a tattered halo around his head and propped up as President.

What has changed about him or his ways? Absolutely nothing. We warned then. We're warning again.
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Nigerians are tired out
#Never again indeed

voting out buhari is a national call every right thinking citizen must do

youngmd:
voting out buhari

It is a national assignment

seriously buhari supporters have you asked yourself why you're supporting him... don't give us that looting crap.. like apc isn't full of looters too. what exactly is your problem...

tobby98:

Pls go get ur PVC.Chasing the dullard back to Daura is a national assignment

Mine is fully ready

atiku and buhari are the same.
vote a youth
vote sowore

RealJaneDoe:
atiku and buhari are the same. vote a youth vote sowore

Yes but u sincerely know he cant win his ward talk less of his LGA So give Atiku that vote and let's defeat the common Nigerian enemy(Buhari)

tobby98:

Yes but u sincerely know he cant win his ward talk less of his LGA
So give Atiku that vote and let's defeat the common Nigerian enemy(Buhari)

I agree that buhari is the enemy, but atiku is not a saint either. Personally, I'm tired of old rulers ruling this country time and time again. I wish Nigerians could come together and vote someone that is not atiku or buhari. I doubt that would happen.

It seems the Atiku media organization on nairaland now out number that of BMC