Reference:


Believe me, they do hear swiftly. Just that in this case it came from someone who's bailing ship and being one of the cruise attendants, it hurts that much. But expect more vocalists in bass and tenor as the months go by. Next date; May 29th. They will be sharing helmets and flak jackets in Aso Rock that day....the best days of the APC are long gone.

omenka:
You regret campaigning for someone struggling to fix the rot occasioned by sixteen long years of savage misrule even though he's not spent up to 8% of the time it took to cause the damage, even under nearly 50% drop in government's revenue (caused by the decline in international oil price).

Regret you may, and you have the right to, but some of us don't and remain very hopeful that things will take a turn for the best before the twilight of Baba's first term.

If I could endure the last 6years, I see no reason why I can't endure enjoy 3.

EVILFOREST:

Ur faith in them is still firm..
That's a good one.
Just know that 1 year is already gone.
They have more 1 year to work after which CAMPAIGN POSTERS of Atiku will always be the 1st to flood the streets.

ObinnaIzuora:


Why not curse/insult the President as usual instead of booking space.

SeverusSnape:

Of course, Buhari is a certified ethnocentric Brukutu sipping and gworo chewing dullard.

Nature129:


Some of you keep defending the indefensible shamelessly. [s]If Buhari administration had maintained the status quo the way GEJ handed it over to him, I trust nobody would have been here complaining because we'll patiently expect them to improve on what they met. But no way this isn't the case![/s]

My fear is that things keep getting worse and you keep blaming previous administration(s). You guys shame me! Under Buhari's watch power generation dropped, prices of groceries skyrocketed, fuel went way overboard, companies are closing shop and firing workers, foreign exchange rate is gone inaccessible, etc. and regrettably you people keep blaming previous administration(s).

I just pray they don't gradually make Nigeria another Zimbabwe with the excuse that they warned us to brace up for hard times. If I haven't learnt anything from governance, I've learnt that "(Buhari's questionable) transparency doesn't solve problems, but skills do." And finally, Buhari may have the political will to solve Nigeria's problems, but he certainly lacks the skill.

May God help us!

omenka:
You regret campaigning for someone struggling to fix the rot occasioned by sixteen long years of savage misrule even though he's not spent up to 8% of the time it took to cause the damage, even under nearly 50% drop in government's revenue (caused by the decline in international oil price).

Regret you may, and you have the right to, but some of us don't and remain very hopeful that things will take a turn for the best before the twilight of Baba's first term.

If I could endure the last 6years, I see no reason why I can't endure enjoy 3.

BlackBaron:
I'd say start grooming the next presidential candidates years before elections in order to know their policies and what they'll bring to the table

Too many times we have leaders who I think are out of their depths regarding leading a country.

What results are faulty leadership who know very little to nothing and fail to understand deeply how to steer the ship.

Nature129:


Some of you keep defending the indefensible shamelessly. If Buhari administration had maintained the status quo the way GEJ handed it over to him, I trust nobody would have been here complaining because we'll patiently expect them to improve on what they met. But no way this isn't the case!

My fear is that things keep getting worse and you keep blaming previous administration(s). You guys shame me! Under Buhari's watch power generation dropped, prices of groceries skyrocketed, fuel went way overboard, companies are closing shop and firing workers, foreign exchange rate is gone inaccessible, etc. and regrettably you people keep blaming previous administration(s).

I just pray they don't gradually make Nigeria another Zimbabwe with the excuse that they warned us to brace up for hard times. If I haven't learnt anything from governance, I've learnt that "(Buhari's questionable) transparency doesn't solve problems, but skills do." And finally, Buhari may have the political will to solve Nigeria's problems, but he certainly lacks the skill.

May God help us!

SeverusSnape:

Of course, Buhari is a certified ethnocentric Brukutu sipping and gworo chewing dullard.

omenka:
You regret campaigning for someone struggling to fix the rot occasioned by sixteen long years of savage misrule even though he's not spent up to 8% of the time it took to cause the damage, even under nearly 50% drop in government's revenue (caused by the decline in international oil price).

Regret you may, and you have the right to, but some of us don't and remain very hopeful that things will take a turn for the best before the twilight of Baba's first term.

If I could endure the last 6years, I see no reason why I can't endure enjoy 3.

omenka:
You regret campaigning for someone struggling to fix the rot occasioned by sixteen long years of savage misrule even though he's not spent up to 8% of the time it took to cause the damage, even under nearly 50% drop in government's revenue (caused by the decline in international oil price).

Regret you may, and you have the right to, but some of us don't and remain very hopeful that things will take a turn for the best before the twilight of Baba's first term.

If I could endure the last 6years, I see no reason why I can't endure enjoy 3.

omenka:
You regret campaigning for someone struggling to fix the rot occasioned by sixteen long years of savage misrule even though he's not spent up to 8% of the time it took to cause the damage, even under nearly 50% drop in government's revenue (caused by the decline in international oil price).

Regret you may, and you have the right to, but some of us don't and remain very hopeful that things will take a turn for the best before the twilight of Baba's first term.

If I could endure the last 6years, I see no reason why I can't endure enjoy 3.

hausameat:
who is that dunce you are refering to as a president?

Meritocracy:
Ask PDP under Obj while you are still in darkness after spending 16 billion dollar on power, also ask him while there is no refinery working after billion of naira on turn around maintenance. Pls feed me back.

PIPPROF:
gowon went to school. obj also others went into entrepreneurship while buhari stayed back and did nothing but declare 150 cows for decades.

when you criticise him now .one uncircumcised fool will come and be shouting on top of his voice

the hardship buhari has put this country to will hunt his generation . idiotic foolish cow in human skin

all these kids wh grew up yesterday dont know that history is repeating itself



nonsense l

omenka:
You regret campaigning for someone struggling to fix the rot occasioned by sixteen long years of savage misrule even though he's not spent up to 8% of the time it took to cause the damage, even under nearly 50% drop in government's revenue (caused by the decline in international oil price).

Regret you may, and you have the right to, but some of us don't and remain very hopeful that things will take a turn for the best before the twilight of Baba's first term.

If I could endure the last 6years, I see no reason why I can't endure enjoy 3.

gabriel212:


Baba forget all this your gimmick.
I so much regret campaigning and using my hard earn salary to influence ppl to vote this present govt. After a year they are still blaming gej for their failure

DropShot:

I can bet my life you will continue lamenting for the next seven years irrespective of whatever goods happen to the economy!

Whichever way, you and your fellow wailing zombies lose because the barn has been permanently shut from your thieving politicians.

I won't be surprised to be informed eventually that the amount of corruption, thievery and financial recklessness going on in this administration would make the thieving of the past look like mere child's play.

Too many inconsistencies.
Lack of unity at the centre.

Make we dey look sha.

innocent1:
Are we not suppose to ask Buhari what happened to the little improvement in electricity brought about by Jonathern?
Did Jonathern left it at zero megawat? Why is it worst now?

Please I need a feedback

Bro, were you born and bred in Ghana?

SeverusSnape:
Hehehehehehehehehehe

I just dey laugh the "presidency".

Just see their 'wack' rejoinder, they've seen nothing yet, I'm expecting a ballistic missile of words from Fayose himself, Let's see how they will respond.

Bolade005:
My biggest regret is campaigning and voting for this government. Nothing is working and nobody should try to convince me that something is working.

APC is the biggest scam and this government is the biggest mistake to ever happen to Nigeria after the ineffectual buffoon.

The economy is dying. Everything is expensive. I still queue for hours to get fuel at #87. Indomie pack has gone up by about #300. One spag that used to go for 120 now goes for 170naira. I can't afford to eat goat meat as much as I'd loved to cos cutting cost. Ordinary Caprisonne for my kids no longer sell for #50. Now, some will say is it Buhari's fault and I ask them, is it my fault? Or GEJ's? Don't tell me nonsense.

I can't remember the last time I use my eyes to see light. I spend a large chunk of money to power my generator. It just keep getting worse.

We've been scammed.

Nature129:


Some of you keep defending the indefensible shamelessly. If Buhari administration had maintained the status quo the way GEJ handed it over to him, I trust nobody would have been here complaining because we'll patiently expect them to improve on what they met. But no way this isn't the case!

My fear is that things keep getting worse and you keep blaming previous administration(s). You guys shame me! Under Buhari's watch power generation dropped, prices of groceries skyrocketed, fuel went way overboard, companies are closing shop and firing workers, foreign exchange rate is gone inaccessible, etc. and regrettably you people keep blaming previous administration(s).

I just pray they don't gradually make Nigeria another Zimbabwe with the excuse that they warned us to brace up for hard times. If I haven't learnt anything from governance, I've learnt that "(Buhari's questionable) transparency doesn't solve problems, but skills do." And finally, Buhari may have the political will to solve Nigeria's problems, but he certainly lacks the skill.

May God help us!

SeverusSnape:

Buhari is a perpetual illiterate and has nothing to offer, Nigerians are realising it day by day. My happiness is that zombies are suffering it too, and even more.