Born2Breed:



Who dares refuse the president a loan. His position is already a collateral. Show us how he paid off the loan.

Nonsense.

semyman:
They will still be frustrated
There is no killing the beetle
Buhari having the last laugh

huptin:
It is very unethical for a head of state to take a loan from a bank far beyond more than 30 per cent of his monthly salary could cover in at most four years! He obviously had no intention of paying back that money and I am sure he never did.

Man of integrity indeed!

ogbonti:


He didn’t have a job after 3 months as he was overthrown on August 27, 1985 after chopping 200 hot slaps from then Major Sambo Dasuki, and after being handcuffed by then Major Abubakar Dangiwa Umar, and thrown into the back of a moving land rover by then Majors Lawan Gwadabe and Abdulmumini Aminu.


Na those thunderous slaps na. Him make Dasuki still dey prison till today

bigjj:
This is infact an expression of a financially shallow individual; you worked up to the height of becoming a president and you did not have a saving to build a house, only to fall back on loan; how do we expect this person to build a good Nigeria of our dream?

stephenduru:
As Head-of-State, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari got a bank loan of 260,000 naira (with 11% interest) from Union Bank on June 1, 1984, to build his house in Kaduna.

See photo above


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2019/06/throwbackas-head-of-state-in-1984buhari.html

AnanseK:


Wailers hate honestly and rule of law. I can feel your pain. Bear it like a man for the next 4 years, He is your President.

bigjj:
This is infact an expression of a financially shallow individual; you worked up to the height of becoming a president and you did not have a saving to build a house, only to fall back on loan; how do we expect this person to build a good Nigeria of our dream?

kapelvej:
����� this dullard is really confused, he is busy showing us this rubbish instead of governance. Please tell us how, your son bought bike for 300 thousand dollars. Well I am not surprised, after earning about 2 million naira monthly ever month for four years without paying rent or feeding, the dullard could still not save 40 million naira to buy APC nomination form

Vulcanheph:

whoever you are, you deserve some beer bottles for this talk.

Erediauwa:
Little wonder Union Bank is still 38years behind time.

kapelvej:
����� this dullard is really confused, he is busy showing us this rubbish instead of governance. Please tell us how, your son bought bike for 300 thousand dollars. Well I am not surprised, after earning about 2 million naira monthly ever month for four years without paying rent or feeding, the dullard could still not save 40 million naira to buy APC nomination form

semyman:
They will still be frustrated
There is no killing the beetle
Buhari having the last laugh