Sweetguy25:

Solve our electricity problems:[/b]There's nothing Buhari can do about the electric power situation in Nigeria. Everything that needs to be done has already been implemented by GEJ. The power sector has been unbundled and sold to private investors, various institutions have been setup to streamline, stimulate and protect private sector investment in the power sector.
There's nothing Buhari can do about this but to watch and regulate the activities of the investors. If we eventually and successfully begin to get constant power supply in our homes, Buhari will only be taking GEJs shine and nothing else.

[b]Buhari can't stop unemployment: There's absolutely nothing Buhari can do about the unemployment situation in Nigeria. The unemployment situation in Nigeria is a complex problem - from the lack of employers to lack of capable employees.

Think about it, we lack employers of labour; we need over 50,000 profitable businesses to be created over the next four years for us to be able to solve the unemployment problem. This is impossible to achieve.
We also lack capable human resources. Our education system throws out hundreds of thousands of half-baked graduates every year, most private organisations don't have the resources to start training these graduates to learn basic things they should have learned in school. So the graduates stay unemployable because they have little or nothing to offer to the employer.

We seem to be in a quagmire and I don't think the APC or Buhari can do much or better than the present government concerning unemployment.

Buhari can't stop corruption: Contrary to popular beliefs and opinions, Buhari cannot stop corruption in Nigeria. He may want to follow the popular OBJ style by prosecuting well known individuals and impeaching governors. This will only scratch the surface. He will also face the credibility issues OBJ faced while he was trying to fight corruption - which is the fact that he had corrupt people in his government whom he failed to prosecute while he was prosecuting others who were deemed to be his enemies.

Also, Buhari needs the support of the Judiciary to fight corruption effectively and lawfully. Following this process is painstaking and time consuming because court processes and procedures in Nigeria can drag on for years.
However, his disposition and stance towards corruption may sway public opinion to his favour which may make his government seem credible.

sammyj:
Story story GEJ propagandist. Even if he Buhari does not solve this problems, Nigerians will be delighted that the clueless one, corruption and the crude SHEPOPOTEMUS will be sent back to OTUOKE market which is a big problem solved for Nigeria Democracy. Chikena !!!

SAI Buhari !!!

clevvermind:
the way you people reason sha is strange.

sammyj:
Story story GEJ propagandist. Even if he Buhari does not solve this problems, Nigerians will be delighted that the clueless one, corruption and the crude SHEPOPOTEMUS will be sent back to OTUOKE market which is a big problem solved for Nigeria Democracy. Chikena !!!

SAI Buhari !!!

Sweetguy25:


Thats the problem with most of you Buhari supporters, what you just said is the height of unreasonability and illogicality. You don't care if Buhari doesn't achieve anything positive in office, all you care about is that GEJ doesn't get reelected because of the personal reasons you have agaisnt him.

EmoBoy:
You forgot the naira, he can't make the naira appreciate in value.

Sweetguy25:
Solve our electricity problems: There's nothing Buhari can do about the electric power situation in Nigeria. Everything that needs to be done has already been implemented by GEJ. The power sector has been unbundled and sold to private investors, various institutions have been setup to streamline, stimulate and protect private sector investment in the power sector.
There's nothing Buhari can do about this but to watch and regulate the activities of the investors. If we eventually and successfully begin to get constant power supply in our homes, Buhari will only be taking GEJs shine and nothing else.

Buhari can't stop unemployment: There's absolutely nothing Buhari can do about the unemployment situation in Nigeria. The unemployment situation in Nigeria is a complex problem - from the lack of employers to lack of capable employees.

Think about it, we lack employers of labour; we need over 50,000 profitable businesses to be created over the next four years for us to be able to solve the unemployment problem. This is impossible to achieve.
We also lack capable human resources. Our education system throws out hundreds of thousands of half-baked graduates every year, most private organisations don't have the resources to start training these graduates to learn basic things they should have learned in school. So the graduates stay unemployable because they have little or nothing to offer to the employer.

We seem to be in a quagmire and I don't think the APC or Buhari can do much or better than the present government concerning unemployment.

Buhari can't stop corruption: Contrary to popular beliefs and opinions, Buhari cannot stop corruption in Nigeria. He may want to follow the popular OBJ style by prosecuting well known individuals and impeaching governors. This will only scratch the surface. He will also face the credibility issues OBJ faced while he was trying to fight corruption - which is the fact that he had corrupt people in his government whom he failed to prosecute while he was prosecuting others who were deemed to be his enemies.

Also, Buhari needs the support of the Judiciary to fight corruption effectively and lawfully. Following this process is painstaking and time consuming because court processes and procedures in Nigeria can drag on for years.
However, his disposition and stance towards corruption may sway public opinion to his favour which may make his government seem credible.

sammyj:
Story story GEJ propagandist. Even if he Buhari does not solve this problems, Nigerians will be delighted that the clueless one, corruption and the crude SHEPOPOTEMUS will be sent back to OTUOKE market which is a big problem solved for Nigeria Democracy. Chikena !!!

SAI Buhari !!!

najoke:
[s][/s]
TRASH.
OP,I was expecting you to dish out evidence that GEJ has reduced or eliminated all the problems you listed above
...............if after 6 yrs of GEJ reign and all the above still persist.......infact all the above turned from bad to terrible under his reign...........it is so visible that even you(a PDP member) had to open a thread on his failures.........it simply means............you are repeating all what we have been saying........GEJ is a mega FAILURE.

END OF STORY.

Sweetguy25:


Thats the problem with most of you Buhari supporters, what you just said is the height of unreasonability and illogicality. You don't care if Buhari doesn't achieve anything positive in office, all you care about is that GEJ doesn't get reelected because of the personal reasons you have agaisnt him.

clevvermind:
the way you people reason sha is strange.

Sweetguy25:
Solve our electricity problems: There's nothing Buhari can do about the electric power situation in Nigeria. Everything that needs to be done has already been implemented by GEJ. The power sector has been unbundled and sold to private investors, various institutions have been setup to streamline, stimulate and protect private sector investment in the power sector.
There's nothing Buhari can do about this but to watch and regulate the activities of the investors. If we eventually and successfully begin to get constant power supply in our homes, Buhari will only be taking GEJs shine and nothing else.

Buhari can't stop unemployment: There's absolutely nothing Buhari can do about the unemployment situation in Nigeria. The unemployment situation in Nigeria is a complex problem - from the lack of employers to lack of capable employees.

Think about it, we lack employers of labour; we need over 50,000 profitable businesses to be created over the next four years for us to be able to solve the unemployment problem. This is impossible to achieve.
We also lack capable human resources. Our education system throws out hundreds of thousands of half-baked graduates every year, most private organisations don't have the resources to start training these graduates to learn basic things they should have learned in school. So the graduates stay unemployable because they have little or nothing to offer to the employer.

We seem to be in a quagmire and I don't think the APC or Buhari can do much or better than the present government concerning unemployment.

Buhari can't stop corruption: Contrary to popular beliefs and opinions, Buhari cannot stop corruption in Nigeria. He may want to follow the popular OBJ style by prosecuting well known individuals and impeaching governors. This will only scratch the surface. He will also face the credibility issues OBJ faced while he was trying to fight corruption - which is the fact that he had corrupt people in his government whom he failed to prosecute while he was prosecuting others who were deemed to be his enemies.

Also, Buhari needs the support of the Judiciary to fight corruption effectively and lawfully. Following this process is painstaking and time consuming because court processes and procedures in Nigeria can drag on for years.
However, his disposition and stance towards corruption may sway public opinion to his favour which may make his government seem credible.

udemzyudex:
Good point,this is what the APC fans have fail to understand,this is democracy rule,the population have increase unlike what we have during his time,corruption can not disappear,all the big companies can't employ up to 5,000 workers at a time..

I believe GEJ is on the right track,just that Nigerians want him to perform miracles,changing the country into UK within a short period of time which can't be possible...

Sweetguy25:
Solve our electricity problems: There's nothing Buhari can do about the electric power situation in Nigeria. Everything that needs to be done has already been implemented by GEJ. The power sector has been unbundled and sold to private investors, various institutions have been setup to streamline, stimulate and protect private sector investment in the power sector.
There's nothing Buhari can do about this but to watch and regulate the activities of the investors. If we eventually and successfully begin to get constant power supply in our homes, Buhari will only be taking GEJs shine and nothing else.

Buhari can't stop unemployment: There's absolutely nothing Buhari can do about the unemployment situation in Nigeria. The unemployment situation in Nigeria is a complex problem - from the lack of employers to lack of capable employees.

Think about it, we lack employers of labour; we need over 50,000 profitable businesses to be created over the next four years for us to be able to solve the unemployment problem. This is impossible to achieve.
We also lack capable human resources. Our education system throws out hundreds of thousands of half-baked graduates every year, most private organisations don't have the resources to start training these graduates to learn basic things they should have learned in school. So the graduates stay unemployable because they have little or nothing to offer to the employer.

We seem to be in a quagmire and I don't think the APC or Buhari can do much or better than the present government concerning unemployment.

Buhari can't stop corruption: Contrary to popular beliefs and opinions, Buhari cannot stop corruption in Nigeria. He may want to follow the popular OBJ style by prosecuting well known individuals and impeaching governors. This will only scratch the surface. He will also face the credibility issues OBJ faced while he was trying to fight corruption - which is the fact that he had corrupt people in his government whom he failed to prosecute while he was prosecuting others who were deemed to be his enemies.

Also, Buhari needs the support of the Judiciary to fight corruption effectively and lawfully. Following this process is painstaking and time consuming because court processes and procedures in Nigeria can drag on for years.
However, his disposition and stance towards corruption may sway public opinion to his favour which may make his government seem credible.

Sweetguy25:
Solve our electricity problems: There's nothing Buhari can do about the electric power situation in Nigeria. Everything that needs to be done has already been implemented by GEJ. The power sector has been unbundled and sold to private investors, various institutions have been setup to streamline, stimulate and protect private sector investment in the power sector.
There's nothing Buhari can do about this but to watch and regulate the activities of the investors. If we eventually and successfully begin to get constant power supply in our homes, Buhari will only be taking GEJs shine and nothing else.

Buhari can't stop unemployment: There's absolutely nothing Buhari can do about the unemployment situation in Nigeria. The unemployment situation in Nigeria is a complex problem - from the lack of employers to lack of capable employees.

Think about it, we lack employers of labour; we need over 50,000 profitable businesses to be created over the next four years for us to be able to solve the unemployment problem. This is impossible to achieve.
We also lack capable human resources. Our education system throws out hundreds of thousands of half-baked graduates every year, most private organisations don't have the resources to start training these graduates to learn basic things they should have learned in school. So the graduates stay unemployable because they have little or nothing to offer to the employer.

We seem to be in a quagmire and I don't think the APC or Buhari can do much or better than the present government concerning unemployment.

Buhari can't stop corruption: Contrary to popular beliefs and opinions, Buhari cannot stop corruption in Nigeria. He may want to follow the popular OBJ style by prosecuting well known individuals and impeaching governors. This will only scratch the surface. He will also face the credibility issues OBJ faced while he was trying to fight corruption - which is the fact that he had corrupt people in his government whom he failed to prosecute while he was prosecuting others who were deemed to be his enemies.

Also, Buhari needs the support of the Judiciary to fight corruption effectively and lawfully. Following this process is painstaking and time consuming because court processes and procedures in Nigeria can drag on for years.
However, his disposition and stance towards corruption may sway public opinion to his favour which may make his government seem credible.

dabigwalls:


Name calling by folks like you make me question if you are civilized. I don't know how folks like you deal. Maybe you should visit Youtube and watch intellectual debates and arguments of the British House of Commons. I think you should be ashamed at the ease with which you throw vitriolics and diatribes. I think it's local. I'm on neither side but the diarrhea you all spew is disgusting to discerninbg readers. I advise that you watch it.

ZICCKOde1st:
Op, I agree with you -that you have summed up Nigeria's problems. I however TOTALLY DISAGREE that Buhari cannot solve these issues. Funnily, u only need to solve two of these and others fall into place...Corruption and Power(electricity I mean). I do not have my stats here but I can say with confidence that a lot of SMEs have been grinded to a halt as a result of power issues. They've had to expend so much on alternative sources of power that this has affected their revenues, they've had to as a result downsize or right size(if u like) resulting in massive unemployment.

The truth is we do not expect government to provide all the jobs and solve all of our problems but let government give us light and see aw creative Nigerians can be. If ure a Christian and u believe in the story of creation, u'll agree the first thing the Almighty did was to speak to the firmament -let there be light- all developments came after then.

As to the issue of corruption, I personal think Jonathan is soft on it and I think this is because he has skeletons which can used against him, hence his soft disposition. 2011, I didn't vote for him because I felt he lacked the charisma to lead. We don't need to go into aw he allowed himself to be treated during the yaradua saga. A stern, disciplined hand coupled with a mentality that understands the rule of law is what Nigeria needs.