1) Niger Republic (May 2015).
2) CHAD (June 2015).
3) Germany (June 2015)....
4) South Africa (June 2015).
5) Cameroon (July 2015)
6) United Kingdom (May 2015).
7) USA (July 2015).
8 Benin Republic (August 2015).
9) France (September 2015).
10) Ghana (September 2015).
11) India (October 2015).
12) Sudan (October 2015).
13) Iran (November 2015).
14) France (November 2015).
15) USA (November 2015).
16) Malta (November 2015)
17) South Africa (December 2015).
18) Benin Rep. (December 2015).
19) UAE (January 2016).
20) Kenya (January 2016).
21) Ethiopia (January 2016).
22) France (February 2016).
23) United Kingdom (February 2016).
24) Egypt (February 2016).
25) Saudi Arabia (February 2016).
26) Qatar (February 2016).

That's a rate of 3 trips per month and one trip every two weeks.

By contrast, President Obama made only 11 trips in all of 2015 and 7 since Buhari was sworn in.

Cc: Lalasticlala

Ajala the traveller

waste of petrol

when person dey learn how 2 use left hand ate 4 old age, him or her wil end up bitn his fingers

seriously ds is becoming boring of PMB! waka waka president, unlike Gej who goes from one church to another

Every President is expected to make presidential trips. That's understandable, however under the circumstances Nigeria finds itself this volume of travelling within this time frame is ill-advised. What a lot of people don't know is that we are on the cusp of a great economic crash unless something urgent is done.
Let me explain why our situation is an emergency
1: Price of Crude oil has fallen.
2: Per above our income has fallen and our foreign reserve too.
3: The last national budget was based on an oil price that's no longer existing meaning that a lot of things like roads,hospitals and other projects that would create employment and help the country can't be funded.
4: The demands for Crude oil have also reduced and Nigeria has thousands of barrels worth of oil stock back logged and unsold.
5: Per all above there's now a dollar scarcity that has meant many businesses are either operating below capacity or are planning to shut up shop this year.
6: Per point 5. Not all these businesses are importers!!. Some of them are in trouble because they secured external dollar based finance/loans and are now unable to pay back because they cant get dollars.This means their credit files are now damaged. Meaning also their survival as business is no longer guaranteed in the near future.
7: Per point 6. Many of these businesses will lay off their staff.
8: Per point 7. There be more unemployment this year.
9: Per point 8. There will be more crimes in Nigeria.
10: Per point 5,6,7, Failing business and more unemployment means far less money going to the banks and far less taxes going to government.
11: Per point 10. It becomes a vicious self perpetuating circle. These are very dire times. We are actually in a state of emergency but people don't actually understand it yet. By the end of this year dollar exchange rate would be the least of people's problems. As looking for what to eat would be foremost on their minds. May God help our dear country Nigeria.

This is no longer APC, PDP look very well at how many countries he visit and have those trips lessen the suffering of the people?

biafranqueen:
This is no longer APC, PDP look very well at how many countries he visit and have those trips lessen the suffering of the people?

Lessen burden ke?
That one no concern our incorruptible incorrigible man of integrity oh!
He just wants to play with his toys jets. Datsall!!!



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GMB‬ Speech While Addressing Nigeria Community In The United Kingdom.


I Will Maintain a modest lifestyle as President -Muhammadu Buhari.

“One of the major killers of our economy apart from corruption is waste. Our scarce resources are being plundered away very carelessly and unnecessarily wasted. Let me give an instance, presently, there are more than 6 aircraft in the presidential fleet. What do you call that? Billions of naira is budgeted every year for the maintenance of these aircraft not to talk of operational cost and other expenses.

You may want to ask what a Nigerian President is doing with so many aircraft when a Prime Minister of Britain fly around using the same public aircraft like an ordinary Briton.

Go and check and compare with that of any developed country in the world, the office of the Nigerian President is a very expensive one inspite our high level of poverty, lack and joblessness. Despite all these, you still find a Nigerian Minister spending about N10billion to charter an aircraft for just one year. Now, for me, when we come into office, all these waste will be blocked and properly channelled into our economy. We intend for instance, to bring back our National carrier, the Nigerian airways. [size=14pt]We shall do this by bringing all the aircraft in the presidential fleet into the Nigerian airways[/size] and within a year increase the fleet into about 20.


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Source: http://saharareporters.com/2013/12/29/2014-fg-maintain-presidential-jets-n152bn-punch