Amazondepth:
Hmmm.dis PMB is looking like a triangular peg in a hexagonal hole.dis one is one chance of the highest order.Sai Baba!

tawa89:
this deserves Front page Mynd44

TonyeBarcanista:
Coming from Reuters...

This isn't Barcanista's piece o, na Reuters talk am.

Even the International community recognise the leadership ineffectuality of President Muhammadu Buhari and APC.

tawa89:
I think they were too hard on Mr President but it has been almost a year since he got elected ...Yet nothing

TonyeBarcanista:

I don't think Reuters were hard. In fact, I think they were lenient.

tawa89:
LOL. I thought you were a supporter of this administration? Anyways i dont understand why he doesn't delegate some of these things to Prof Osibanjo....He is a professor for the love of God

Power is concentrated in Buhari's office, where files pile up on the desk of his chief of staff. Ministers appointed only in November - more than six months after Buhari's victory - are reluctant to make decisions, diplomats say.

NO BUDGET
But the ascetic general has not yet delivered on a promise to create jobs by ending reliance on oil. His civil service cull has cut avenues for graft but also created knowledge gaps, to the point that the government has so far been unable to produce a viable budget.

Buhari last week fired a senior budget official who had been appointed in August, after he helped to produce a draft which labelled car or computer purchases as capital expenditures, according to Nigerian research group Budget.
One billion naira - more than $5 million at the official exchange rate - had been budgeted for office furniture alone.

Some projects have been delayed as the newcomers struggle to locate the relevant files in the four NNPC towers.

With no regular meetings, ministers are still trying to figure out what they can achieve, officials say. Buhari merged several ministries but since a cabinet retreat in November, he has left them to drift.

Buhari's aides counter that the cabinet meets whenever there is something to decide, and that the government needs time to work out detailed plans - including funding - for such daunting tasks as road-building or the improvement of Nigeria's notoriously erratic power supply.
But a senior civil servant who asked not to be named said ministers struggled to get the attention of Buhari's office.
"There is a proposal, a consultancy does a study but then the report gets ignored," he said.

Buhari asked Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to coordinate economic policy, but diplomats say he is being sidelined as the president personally handles all key issues, including a freeze of the naira exchange rate that is crippling investment.

AceRoyal:
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Even the international community is wailing on our behalf.
Can wailers start selling forms to internationals?
"Maybe it's IPOB Reuters".

tawa89:
How does publication from internationally acclaimed news agency like Reuters about the state of our country failed to make it to the front page when threads of Ebube nwagbo and her ilks dancing are on the front page beats me.