NgeneUkwenu:
lalasticlala biko e don happen

Apc is too desperate to tell us there is progress. Am happy the People and the common Man eyes are now open,we now know if there is change or not,Apc won't force us to believe there is Change,the economy is getting Worse,than before,We want to see positive Changes on d economy and not on Paper!

NgeneUkwenu:
Hmm lalasticlala I don't know why you are pretendinG not to see this thread..

Walahi ..I nor understand that dude again. I don dey smell small small partisan. Na so I call am tire yesterday. ...he form blind.

cool

Not end time

NgeneUkwenu:


Take Handkerchief!

Very soon you will join in the cry cos you will soon be tired of singing false praise and reality will stare you in the face.

Some useless people in a useless country. Even before 1960's the problems are the same till today.

Oya apc fan the economist don dey credible now oo!

olatunji21:
Mehn OP, u wan kill those biafra people, am sure they won't like this... The Zoo must fall.. Awon Werey

the same zoo that diezani almost looted till death,, awon oloriburuku

Suddenly there is progress because the Economist said so? The APC e-rats are happy with this article despite all the punch lines it contained.

NgeneUkwenu:


Yet the president has failed to please all as he juggles the demands of his party and people. His decision to keep the oil post for himself, while appointing the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation’s new head as his deputy, was designed to keep the valuable resource in hands he can trust. But it raises concerns over the centralisation of power.

Critics also fret over an absence of desperately needed financial expertise.

Economic policy has been adrift since Mr Buhari came to power, and investors complain about the central bank’s use of trade controls and import restrictions. However, the new finance minister, an accountant who cleaned up the books of one of Nigeria’s smaller states, is poorly qualified for the job. Her counterpart in the investment ministry is a respected businessman, but he may lack the clout to stand up to a president with statist leanings. “It’s a government with local professionals and without superstars,” says Shehu Sani, a senator of the ruling party.

http://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21678776-after-six-months-nigerias-president-no-longer-leads-alone-work-last?fsrc=scn/tw/te/pe/ed/atworkatlast

mystical109:
Not end time

Is start time

N.B,Not NTA rubbish startime o,NTA startime is end time

sammyj:
SAI BABA always on point anytime any day. One day Nigeria will be great again !!!

Na wash! Don't be deceived it's just a paid advert.

Journalism world over has been compromised. Nigeria is going down under Mr integrity, he needs to wake up and start fixing issues rather than keep shouting corruption, corruption, corruption and corruption. SHAME!!!

Not one election promises has been fulfilled despite his well publised 100days convenent with Nigerians that he shamefully disowned.

We are watching!!!!

NgeneUkwenu:
The Areas Buhari Has Covered According the Economist Include:

1. Boko Haram, an insurgent Islamist group, has been weakened during Mr Buhari’s half-year at the helm (though bombs this week killed 43 people),

2. Power supplies are somewhat more reliable.

3. A bigger budget has been outlined for 2016, though it is unclear how it will be financed, and recurrent spending will be pared back.

4. More heartening is the president’s crusade against corruption.
Staff have been fired from the state oil company and customs department. Officials are tackling smuggling along leaky borders.

5. To reduce fraud, an opaque network of government bank accounts has been replaced by a centralised system.

5. Several politicians, including the president of the Senate, a former oil minister and an ex-national security adviser, are under investigation.


6 .Meanwhile, biometric registration at banks should expose more money laundered by civil servants and their stooges. High-rollers are on their best behaviour. Lamudi, a property company, reports a slowdown in expensive sales, partly explained by the fact that the rich would rather not be seen splurging.


With Muhammadu Nnamdi Buhari As Our President , Nigeria Is Now On The Wheel To Greatness!

[size=14pt]Please Take A Bow Sir![/size]

Even as much as President Buhari is hailed for those achievement listed above, It's high time Nigerians knew that they were the policies and handiwork of the former administration

As for the security issue, boko haram has be spotted to be the deadiest even ahead of ISIS... Fuel price have increased, about 150 soldiers captured by BH... So while the praise, where is the significant achievement for more than 6 months now?

NgeneUkwenu:
The Areas Buhari Has Covered According the Economist Include:

1. Boko Haram, an insurgent Islamist group, has been weakened during Mr Buhari’s half-year at the helm (though bombs this week killed 43 people),

2. Power supplies are somewhat more reliable.

3. A bigger budget has been outlined for 2016, though it is unclear how it will be financed, and recurrent spending will be pared back.

4. More heartening is the president’s crusade against corruption.
Staff have been fired from the state oil company and customs department. Officials are tackling smuggling along leaky borders.

5. To reduce fraud, an opaque network of government bank accounts has been replaced by a centralised system.

5. Several politicians, including the president of the Senate, a former oil minister and an ex-national security adviser, are under investigation.


6 .Meanwhile, biometric registration at banks should expose more money laundered by civil servants and their stooges. High-rollers are on their best behaviour. Lamudi, a property company, reports a slowdown in expensive sales, partly explained by the fact that the rich would rather not be seen splurging.


With Muhammadu Nnamdi Buhari As Our President , Nigeria Is Now On The Wheel To Greatness!

[size=14pt]Please Take A Bow Sir![/size]

1) don't deceive urself, we av lost about 1500plus since he came into power. We are not yet winning the war. Rather we were b4 he came in.
2) my zombie friend, Power is not done by mouth, rather it is full engineering. Cabbage in, Cabbage out. The last time I checked, Buhari has not added a single Watt to it. All was done b4 he came in.
3) a bigger budget" that u av not seen, that u don't know it will be implemented and no result yet., u r celebrating over nothing. Better wake up.
4) anti corruption fight my ass. Please tell me who they av indicted and how much they av recovered and who they recovered it from.
5) TSA! Goodluck's initiative.
6) the same corruption nonsense, tell me one charge against the past oil minister, and which court has summoned her. Senate president; thank God is in buhari's party.
7) BVN! Goodluck's initiative.
PLEASE TELL ME ONE PROGRESSIVE THING BUHARI HAS DONE.
Am waiting for ur reply. And please face the topic; don't delve into insults.
Thank you.

Dcomrade:
What more can I say?

shut up

koboko69:


Walahi ..I nor understand that dude again. I don dey smell small small partisan. Na so I call am tire yesterday. ...he form blind.

Must he bring every rubbish to the front page?

NgeneUkwenu:
The Areas Buhari Has Covered According the Economist Include:

1. Boko Haram, an insurgent Islamist group, has been weakened during Mr Buhari’s half-year at the helm (though bombs this week killed 43 people),

2. Power supplies are somewhat more reliable.

3. A bigger budget has been outlined for 2016, though it is unclear how it will be financed, and recurrent spending will be pared back.

4. More heartening is the president’s crusade against corruption.
Staff have been fired from the state oil company and customs department. Officials are tackling smuggling along leaky borders.

5. To reduce fraud, an opaque network of government bank accounts has been replaced by a centralised system.

5. Several politicians, including the president of the Senate, a former oil minister and an ex-national security adviser, are under investigation.


6 .Meanwhile, biometric registration at banks should expose more money laundered by civil servants and their stooges. High-rollers are on their best behaviour. Lamudi, a property company, reports a slowdown in expensive sales, partly explained by the fact that the rich would rather not be seen splurging.


With Muhammadu Nnamdi Buhari As Our President , Nigeria Is Now On The Wheel To Greatness!

[size=14pt]Please Take A Bow Sir![/size]

Shut up

Brown envelope Journalism at work. Who knows how much they paid "The Economist" to write this junk.

Time will tell.

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some people will not be happy with this o. they would rather be celebrating a mediocre leader who was coerced to relinquish power AFTER he LOST an election than support a working president.

Boko Haram has been weakned? Really? Even Buhari won't believe that.

NgeneUkwenu:
The Areas Buhari Has Covered According the Economist Include:

1. Boko Haram, an insurgent Islamist group, has been weakened during Mr Buhari’s half-year at the helm (though bombs this week killed 43 people),

2. Power supplies are somewhat more reliable.

3. A bigger budget has been outlined for 2016, though it is unclear how it will be financed, and recurrent spending will be pared back.

4. More heartening is the president’s crusade against corruption.
Staff have been fired from the state oil company and customs department. Officials are tackling smuggling along leaky borders.

5. To reduce fraud, an opaque network of government bank accounts has been replaced by a centralised system.

5. Several politicians, including the president of the Senate, a former oil minister and an ex-national security adviser, are under investigation.


6 .Meanwhile, biometric registration at banks should expose more money laundered by civil servants and their stooges. High-rollers are on their best behaviour. Lamudi, a property company, reports a slowdown in expensive sales, partly explained by the fact that the rich would rather not be seen splurging.


With Muhammadu Nnamdi Buhari As Our President , Nigeria Is Now On The Wheel To Greatness!

[size=14pt]Please Take A Bow Sir![/size]

May God bless you sister.

slap1:
Boko Haram has been weakned? Really? Even Buhari won't believe that.

We know what people like you prefer to believe. Keep believing what you please and let Nigerians and the Economist believe what they please.

EOD.

omenka:
May God bless you sister.

You people must be CIA why are you bent on calling black white?

.

However, the new finance minister, an accountant who cleaned up the books of one of Nigeria’s smaller states, is poorly qualified for the job.

Same article said that and more...

But the president is a good person.

He and his party has to get their hearts together and do it.

Yes they can!

If they need to borrow money they should not hesitate to borrow it.

Infact they need hundred of billions of dollars to build a functioning country.

NgeneUkwenu:


See Mumu!

The Girl's cornered!... insults are the way out!!

BH weakened!?! In which country biko!?! Idiat!

Economy is grounded because of no fuel, the government that cannot handle that effectively. How will it handle other complicated problems.

I think the the promising progress is little.

NgeneUkwenu:
At work at last
After six months, Nigeria’s president no longer leads alone
Nov 21st 2015

THE law was laid down for Nigeria’s ministers when they were sworn into office last week. No corruption, their austere president, Muhammadu Buhari, told them. Obey the law and work together, because expectations are high. Behave in keeping with the times. Refrain from gaudy displays of wealth (“Not that some of us have much to display,” one appointee laments).

It has taken almost six months for the former dictator, now elected, to install his cabinet, but for those who made the cut his message is simple: winning high office is no longer a licence to rob the public purse. Unlike many of their predecessors, the new ministers must prioritise reform.

Many observers are optimistic that they can do so. Mr Buhari’s cabinet is smaller than that of the previous president, Goodluck Jonathan, with 25 principal ministers and 12 junior ones. Several of his senior appointees have good track records. Babatunde Fashola, the respected former governor of Lagos state, has been handed a monumental portfolio combining power, public works and housing. Another ex-governor, Kayode Fayemi (pictured, left, with the president), is charged with developing mining operations as Nigeria rushes to broaden its economy away from oil. Fans of a third seasoned politician, Rotimi Amaechi, who won the transport post, say he has delivered roads despite accusations of corruption, which he denies.


Yet the president has failed to please all as he juggles the demands of his party and people. His decision to keep the oil post for himself, while appointing the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation’s new head as his deputy, was designed to keep the valuable resource in hands he can trust. But it raises concerns over the centralisation of power. Ethnic groups of the south-east who mostly voted for Mr Jonathan in this year’s election are feeling neglected. Critics also fret over an absence of desperately needed financial expertise.

Africa’s biggest economy, which relies on oil for 70% of its revenue, is sputtering as prices fall. Economic policy has been adrift since Mr Buhari came to power, and investors complain about the central bank’s use of trade controls and import restrictions. However, the new finance minister, an accountant who cleaned up the books of one of Nigeria’s smaller states, is poorly qualified for the job. Her counterpart in the investment ministry is a respected businessman, but he may lack the clout to stand up to a president with statist leanings. “It’s a government with local professionals and without superstars,” says Shehu Sani, a senator of the ruling party.


[b]Still, Nigerians find much to be happy about. Boko Haram, an insurgent Islamist group, has been weakened during Mr Buhari’s half-year at the helm (though bombs this week killed 43 people), and power supplies are somewhat more reliable. A bigger budget has been outlined for 2016, though it is unclear how it will be financed, and recurrent spending will be pared back. More heartening is the president’s crusade against corruption.
Staff have been fired from the state oil company and customs department. Officials are tackling smuggling along leaky borders. To reduce fraud, an opaque network of government bank accounts has been replaced by a centralised system. Several politicians, including the president of the Senate, a former oil minister and an ex-national security adviser, are under investigation. Meanwhile, biometric registration at banks should expose more money laundered by civil servants and their stooges. High-rollers are on their best behaviour. Lamudi, a property company, reports a slowdown in expensive sales, partly explained by the fact that the rich would rather not be seen splurging.
[/b]


http://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21678776-after-six-months-nigerias-president-no-longer-leads-alone-work-last?fsrc=scn/tw/te/pe/ed/atworkatlast

Am not sure the writer of this article lives in Nigeria. If you live in Ibadan you will know that the writer is nothing but a liar.

illiad:
Lol


The economist has never been a standard publication to be used as an authority to source genuine information or reality.


We are Nigerians and have seen nothing since the new government except bloodshed, increasing poverty, lack of essential commodities and of course outright propaganda.

FYI the last time I voted a presidential candidate was 1999

Well, I don't expect you to see since you are condemned to hate and bigotry.

Economic points are so on point. Every indices stated by the publication are exactly what we have on ground albeit not 100% but it is clearly a break from the past and an assurance that it can only get better.

Mr President, you have promised a lot of things. I would like to know when you will actually deliver?

Like seriously? Trash ,ain't seeing any change\progress to be honest