The funny thing is that regime after regime, this same wailing wailers remain the same. They have no positive input, nothing good to contribute, just to hate and spread lies.

blackpanda:
The funny thing is that regime after regime, this same wailing wailers remain the same. They have no positive input, nothing good to contribute, just to hate and spread lies.

You lie only to yourself.

muami:
1. He banned the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS)
2. He sacked over 1 million workers
3. He enacted Decree Number 4 to protect dubious government officials from public criticism and to muzzle public opinion.
4. He and other military officers refused to declare their assets publicly as they had earlier promised to do.
5. He banned the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) and the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD)
6. He dismissed doctors that went on strike and the detention of their leaders for being a 'threat' to 'state security'.
7. He organised an anti-intellectual campaign which included a ban on all politically related symposia and seminars
8. He refused to put ex-President Shagari on trial in order to appease the Muslim north.
9. He paid salaries irregularly and caused shortage of basic commodities
10. He made wives of military officers dealers of the imported rice which he rationed to Nigerians
11. His economic policies caused a over 500% increase (in one year) in the prices of staple foods and essential commodities
12. His economic policies led to a scarcity of cooking oil, soap, milk, rice, sugar, salt and meat
13. He introduced tuition fees in higher institutions which were earlier abolished in 1972.
14. He abandoned the immensely popular Universal Primary Education scheme which the country embarked upon a decade ago which forced thousands of poor urban and rural families to withdraw their children from schools. (NB. The North is still suffering this act!)
15. He detained a number of academics, journalists and students critical of the regime. For example, literary critic 'Biodun Jeyifor of the University of Ife, the novelist Festus Iyayi, the linguist Tunde Fatugba (both of Benin University), the political economist Ola Oni (University of Ibadan), Tai Solarin were variously detained for critical views against the government and for their work in university trade unions
16. He sentenced Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, a long-time critic of arbitrary rule in the country to 5 years in prison.

P.S. I challenge Buharists to challenge or contradict any of these facts!

OP, you are a genus, how you could fool everybody with this heading, I couldn't tell. I'm sure that Nairalanders Buhari flag bearers will flood this your topic thinking to see another fabricated true life achievement. They will be highly disappointed. Even Lai Mohammed cannot contradict you. You nailed it like coffin. Well done!

Coffin for Buhari!

Check out the the major achievements of military rule in Nigeria here: https://bscholarly.com/achievements-of-military-rule-in-nigeria/