Nigerians voted for change and they are getting it in the worst way ever. Since May 29th 2015 our President has been to 12 countries in 181 days.

Nigerians are stuck in the country dealing with everything from fuel scarcity, insurgency in the North East, constant armed robbery in the West, massive protesting in the East.

Millions of dollars are being thrown away on trips that have not benefited the Nigerian people one bit.

Below is a list of countries the president has visited since he assumed office.

1. Niger:

On June 3, the president embarked on his first official trip. He left for Niger Republic to hold talks with President Mahamadou Issoufou on security and how to curb the activities of the terrorist group, Boko Haram in the region.

2. Chad:

On June 4, Buhari headed for Chad to hold talks with his Chadian counterpart, Idris Deby, as Nigeria and neighbouring countries find lasting solutions to the lingering Boko Haram insurgency. Bothe presidents vowed to enhance cooperation in the fight against Boko Haram insurgency.

3. Germany:

Two days after his trip from Niger and Chad, the president left Abuja for Germany to attend the G-7 meeting, accompanied by a 20-person delegation including former Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, former Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant-General Abdulrahman Dambazau (ret.), his personal photographer, Bayo Omoboriowo, and his cook named ‘Anne’.

4. South Africa:

On June 15, President Buhari traveled to South Africa to attend the African Union (AU) summit in which he was the chairperson of the Peace & Security Council meeting. He commissioned the Nigeria Immigration center in the country and also met with some Nigerians living in the country.

5. United States of America:

President Muhammadu Buhari speaks at he UN Assembly while Barrack Obama of the United States looks on
On July 19, President Buhari left Abuja for the USA with a 33-man delegation. The White House was said to have invited Buhari via a statement on June 27, saying that Barack Obama is looking forward to his visit, during which both leaders will be discussing the threat of Boko Haram and how to tackle insurgency.

5a.He also visited the US again in September for the UN General Assembly. The president left Katsina state with a 22-man delegation after celebrating the Eid in his home town in Daura.

6. Benin Republic:

On August 1, President Buhari paid a one-day visit to Benin Republic in continuation of the effort to curb Boko Haram insurgency. He was conferred with a traditional title ‘Manahouwhe’ Gbede’, which means “I will never forget you”.He was also conferred with the national honour of Grand Croix du Benin (Grand Cross of Benin), which is the highest award in that country.

7. Ghana:

On September 7, Buhari arrived Ghana where he was received by the Ghanaian President, John Mahama. During a press conference with President Mahama, Buhari vowed to appoint his cabinet before the end of September.

8. France:

Buhari left Abuja for Paris on September 14, on a three-day official visit following an invitation from his French counterpart Francois Hollande. They both had a closed door meeting where they decided on military cooperation. Buhari also met with top management of biggest multinational companies to discuss their future investments in Nigeria.

9. India:

On October 27, President Buhari left Abuja for New Delhi, India, to take part in the 3rd Summit of the India-Africa Forum. While in the country, Buhari joined other African leaders at summit. He also met with Nigerians living in India and had discussions with Indian businessmen.

10. Iran:

The president arrived at the Mehrabad International Airport on Sunday, November 22 and was received by the Iranian deputy president, Shariat Madri. He was in Tehran, Iran, to participate in the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) summit.


11. Malta:
November 26, 2015 the Preseident landed in Malta 2015 Commonwealth Heads of Governement Meeting.

(Revised) 12. Thanks to Brother onatisi for reminding us how President Muhammadu Buhari took a two-day visit to Cameroon in July, on a useless bid to soothe fractious ties between the West African neighbors and strengthen cooperation against Islamist militant group Boko Harem.



President Buhari plans to leave Malta for Paris on Sunday where he would present Nigeria’s statement at the United Nations Climate Change Conference billed to open in the French capital on Monday, November 30.

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Hefemale:
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In his first stint as Military Head of State, Buhari did not travel outside the country, now that this fresh opportunity came knocking, he certainly has to grab it with two hands as the RESIDENT AJALA TRAVEL ROUND THE WORLD.

Bitterleafsoup:

Where is west Germany in the list

Bitterleafsoup:
Nigerians voted for change and they are getting it in the worst way ever. Since May 29th 2015 our President has been to 11 countries in 181 days.

Nigerians are stuck in the country dealing with everything from fuel scarcity, insurgency in the North East, constant armed robbery in the West, massive protesting in the East.

Millions of dollars are being thrown away on trips that have not benefited the Nigerian people one bit.

Below is a list of countries the president has visited since he assumed office.

1. Niger:

On June 3, the president embarked on his first official trip. He left for Niger Republic to hold talks with President Mahamadou Issoufou on security and how to curb the activities of the terrorist group, Boko Haram in the region.

2. Chad:

On June 4, Buhari headed for Chad to hold talks with his Chadian counterpart, Idris Deby, as Nigeria and neighbouring countries find lasting solutions to the lingering Boko Haram insurgency. Bothe presidents vowed to enhance cooperation in the fight against Boko Haram insurgency.

3. Germany:

Two days after his trip from Niger and Chad, the president left Abuja for Germany to attend the G-7 meeting, accompanied by a 20-person delegation including former Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, former Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant-General Abdulrahman Dambazau (ret.), his personal photographer, Bayo Omoboriowo, and his cook named ‘Anne’.

4. South Africa:

On June 15, President Buhari traveled to South Africa to attend the African Union (AU) summit in which he was the chairperson of the Peace & Security Council meeting. He commissioned the Nigeria Immigration center in the country and also met with some Nigerians living in the country.

5. United States of America:

President Muhammadu Buhari speaks at he UN Assembly while Barrack Obama of the United States looks on
On July 19, President Buhari left Abuja for the USA with a 33-man delegation. The White House was said to have invited Buhari via a statement on June 27, saying that Barack Obama is looking forward to his visit, during which both leaders will be discussing the threat of Boko Haram and how to tackle insurgency.

5a.He also visited the US again in September for the UN General Assembly. The president left Katsina state with a 22-man delegation after celebrating the Eid in his home town in Daura.

6. Benin Republic:

On August 1, President Buhari paid a one-day visit to Benin Republic in continuation of the effort to curb Boko Haram insurgency. He was conferred with a traditional title ‘Manahouwhe’ Gbede’, which means “I will never forget you”.He was also conferred with the national honour of Grand Croix du Benin (Grand Cross of Benin), which is the highest award in that country.

7. Ghana:

On September 7, Buhari arrived Ghana where he was received by the Ghanaian President, John Mahama. During a press conference with President Mahama, Buhari vowed to appoint his cabinet before the end of September.

8. France:

Buhari left Abuja for Paris on September 14, on a three-day official visit following an invitation from his French counterpart Francois Hollande. They both had a closed door meeting where they decided on military cooperation. Buhari also met with top management of biggest multinational companies to discuss their future investments in Nigeria.

9. India:

On October 27, President Buhari left Abuja for New Delhi, India, to take part in the 3rd Summit of the India-Africa Forum. While in the country, Buhari joined other African leaders at summit. He also met with Nigerians living in India and had discussions with Indian businessmen.

10. Iran:

The president arrived at the Mehrabad International Airport on Sunday, November 22 and was received by the Iranian deputy president, Shariat Madri. He was in Tehran, Iran, to participate in the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) summit.

11. Malta:
November 26, 2015 the Preseident landed in Malta 2015 Commonwealth Heads of Governement Meeting.

President Buhari plans to leave Malta for Paris on Sunday where he would present Nigeria’s statement at the United Nations Climate Change Conference billed to open in the French capital on Monday, November 30.

In 181 days you're screaming for change. Isn't it funny you never screamed for transformation during the last administration.

Rest assured that should PMB fail to deliver, its almost a cinch that he will be voted out like the past president.

joseph1832:
In 181 days you're screaming for change. Isn't it funny you never screamed for transformation during the last administration.

Rest assured that should PMB fail to deliver, its almost a cinch that he will be voted out like the past president.

My Dear do you need me to show you what GEJ did?
So all this up and down while the country is falling apart is okay with you?

Hefemale:

Where is west Germany in the list

Bitterleafsoup:


My Dear do you need me to show you what GEJ did?
So all this up and down while the country is falling apart is okay with you?

Is this the first time you're experiencing fuel scarcity? I remember vividly after the March 28 election, the fuel scarcity that hit Nigeria was way worse than this one, it was worse to the extent that people even couldn't go to work, at least in this one, people can still go to work. So my dear, remind me what GEJ did and why didn't you cry wolf and post pictures when fuel scarcity was paramount during the waning days of GEJ's administration?.

Op,the dullard also visited Cameroon. Pls add it to the list to make 12 countries . I can bet it with anyone that dullardihno will visit 2more countries before new year

onatisi:
Op,the dullard also visited Cameroon. Pls add it to the list to make 12 countries . I can bet it with anyone that dullardihno will visit 2more countries before new year

Thanks for the reminder! Bro did you see the nosense Spain Celebration day they had in Abuja?
Can you imagine this guy celebrating Spain in Abuja, for what now?

joseph1832:
Is this the first time you're experiencing fuel scarcity? I remember vividly after the March 28 election, the fuel scarcity that hit Nigeria was way worse than this one, it was worse to the extent that people even couldn't go to work, at least in this one, people can still go to work. So my dear, remind me what GEJ did and why didn't you cry wolf and post pictures when fuel scarcity was paramount during the waning days of GEJ's administration?.

Devaluation caused huge confusion in the oil sector as the petroleum agency did not know the EXCHANGE RATE to be used for the importation of fuel. So please get your story stright!
Auntie Ngozi was talking to Nigerians and the press and they were fast at work solving the problem, unlike what is happening now.

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geesilver:
APC

Bitterleafsoup:


Devaluation caused huge confusion in the oil sector as the petroleum agency did not know the EXCHANGE RATE to be used for the importation of fuel. So please get your story stright!
Auntie Ngozi was talking to Nigerians and the press and they were fast at work solving the problem, unlike what is happening now.

Can you please listen to yourself dear? I'm now starting to believe that you'll do anything and say anything just to support the past administration.

Devaluation caused huge confusion in the oil sector, which devaluation, how can a whole petroleum agency not know the exchange rate Please your post above almost reek of nonsense.

So NOI was the one solving the problem at that time? And she was the petroleum minister right? And she was also solving the problem of power right? Because I remember vividly that during that time also, there was no power for almost 3 weeks.

My dear, I still ask you this, why didn't you complain then as you're complaining now?

Obviously the south africa visit needs to be redone?