AlhajaChinyere:


That's pure bullcrap.

It depends on the economic strength of the country nothing to do with the president's brilliance or dullness.

Nigeria is known only for selling oil (dug from the ground by foreign companies), in other words 180m practically useless unproductive people. That is why poverty is a reality for over 95% of the population. Sadly that is not going to change until we become 'productive'.

and you think a sharp and smart leader can't device a way of making his country "productive"? guy! abeg free me, we both know that if buhari is sharp, he would have made a little difference positively in the economic sense.

bigiyaro:
and you think a sharp and smart leader can't device a way of making his country "productive"? guy! abeg free me, we both know that if buhari is sharp, he would have made a little difference positively in the economic sense.

Learn! The government is doing exactly that!!!! They chose to invest heavily in agriculture .....and they are investing in infrastructure Rail, Road, etc.

You can't see the effects immediately (which is what is frustrating many impatient Nigerians especially the aggrieved importer community). Until we become productive - we will remain a desperately poor and badly disorganised country.

Atiku is lying about Jobs Jobs Jobs .... from where? Who is going to bring the jobs? Where are the factories?

Please vote for any candidate of your choice - I am not campaigning for anybody.