VANHELLSING:
If we can turn back the hand of time, and the 20015 general election is to hold tomorrow. Our GENERAL CLUELESS aka BUHARII will not get up to 2m votes

booblacain:


No, people are not just still suffering, people are suffering even more.
You booted out an old order only to bring in an even much older order, an archaic one for that matter.

tuniski:

Why can't u just face the issues the way they are and stop the scenario of a worse situation with GEJ for which facts don't support! Whatever u think, we were better under past admin. This buhari/apc govt is hopelessly clueless!

SUPERPACK:
I blame GEJ for our bad economy

Raziii:
Jonathan a better option? Seriously? I am even tired of blaming these men. I now blame the system that always throw up the worst options!

obailala:
I have no regrets booting the old order out because the present economic conditions would have been worse if Gej had continued (I can swear on that). The nation's forex reserves were dropping at the speed of light (losing $10bn in his last 6 months in office), the FG was unable to pay salaries and had to borrow to pay just salaries, fuel subsidies were owed to marketers in his last 8 months leading to the worst fuel scarcity in Nigerian history in May 2015 and all this happened when the oil crash just started with oil still selling above $60. May I also add the story of the Naira crashing from N160-N220 within this short period also. Obviously, too many people weren't observant enough to notice these things, whenever you think of GEJ, your mind flies to 2013/2014 when oil sold for over $110.

Believe what you may want to believe but Nigeria's present economic woes are simply caused by the low oil prices and the stubborn tight-fisted disposition of PMB is part of the reason why the nations still stands today (it would definitely have been much worse). You dont want to imagine what could happen to a nation if it runs out of forex reserves.

The above explanation would definitely not be understood by a simpleton cos all they know is that "when GEJ was there, things were okay, but now, things are hard;" they obviously do not have the intellectual capacity to factor in the oil prices saga in their comparison. I believe we are all educated folks on this forum and we should be able to make informed comparisons (not like the simpletons). For anyone with the ability for critical thought, the economy in the last 6 months of GEJ is the only reasonable period to be used for comparison.

From my own judgement, a bad time like this is definitely not a time to be led by a GEJ who couldn't assert authority or take charge of the nation's resources; we could have been begging for food by now. So yeah, take it or leave it and this is my opinion, Buhari and his gang may not be living up to expectation, but I have absolutely no regrets booting out GEJ especially at these bad times.

cc: BushidoBlue, iamcourage,

Boss13:
Funny enough he said the truth. Nigerians are complaining and the president must listen. The era to blame the last administration is gone and real work must commence. This is not about PDP anymore, it's about what the president is doing to solve Nigeria problems. It is also amusing if subsidy is returned back after it was clearly stated that it adds no benefit.

Pure cowardice

Tunami:
waiting for DONSMITH, ngeneukwenu, onankpaba, modath, passingshot and all other nairaland apc e-warriors to follow suit and stop living in pretence.

KaptaynKush:
Welcome To The Wailing Wailers Club! #proudwailer

Boss13:
Funny enough he said the truth. Nigerians are complaining and the president must listen. [b]The era to blame the last administration is gone [/b]and real work must commence. This is not about PDP anymore, it's about what the president is doing to solve Nigeria problems. It is also amusing if subsidy is returned back after it was clearly stated that it adds no benefit.

Pure cowardice

DONSMITH123:
So, i should clap hand for you for calling me out?

obailala:
I have no regrets booting the old order out because the present economic conditions would have been worse if Gej had continued (I can swear on that). The nation's forex reserves were dropping at the speed of light (losing $10bn in his last 6 months in office), the FG was unable to pay salaries and had to borrow to pay just salaries, fuel subsidies were owed to marketers in his last 8 months leading to the worst fuel scarcity in Nigerian history in May 2015 and all this happened when the oil crash just started with oil still selling above $60. May I also add the story of the Naira crashing from N160-N220 within this short period also. Obviously, too many people weren't observant enough to notice these things, whenever you think of GEJ, your mind flies to 2013/2014 when oil sold for over $110.

Believe what you may want to believe but Nigeria's present economic woes are simply caused by the low oil prices and the stubborn tight-fisted disposition of PMB is part of the reason why the nations still stands today (it would definitely have been much worse). You dont want to imagine what could happen to a nation if it runs out of forex reserves.

The above explanation would definitely not be understood by a simpleton cos all they know is that "when GEJ was there, things were okay, but now, things are hard;" they obviously do not have the intellectual capacity to factor in the oil prices saga in their comparison. I believe we are all educated folks on this forum and we should be able to make informed comparisons (not like the simpletons). For anyone with the ability for critical thought, the economy in the last 6 months of GEJ is the only reasonable period to be used for comparison.

From my own judgement, a bad time like this is definitely not a time to be led by a GEJ who couldn't assert authority or take charge of the nation's resources; we could have been begging for food by now. So yeah, take it or leave it and this is my opinion, Buhari and his gang may not be living up to expectation, but I have absolutely no regrets booting out GEJ especially at these bad times.

cc: BushidoBlue, iamcourage,

obailala:


Nothing new has happened. Nigeria is still a shithole, people are still suffering and Nigerians have every right to complain. But the fact still remains that we were saved from worse calamity by the booting out of the old order.

Nicur:
Oga stop blaming upandan, YOU ARE OLD ENOUGH TO BE AN OPTION!! YES I MEAN YOU!!! THE YOUTHS OF THIS COUNTRY NEED TO RISE UP!!

chigoizie7:
Issorai.


Shebi na that okpo talk am?




Naija we de wait u,



Make I see who go come tell me make I leave street.

SUPERPACK:
I blame GEJ for our bad economy