ikarm17:
Nigerians weren't deceived, they're shortsighted.
Buhari was the better alternative for corrupt GEJ.

ehie:
Well Jonathan would have sold us after looting the country dry. What we are feeling are the after effects of decades of corruption. Anyway sha things are hard and are getting harder. I can't blame Buhari. It wasn't his fault that the refineries became a sysphusan loop of repairs and corruption . Or that PHCN was shared to cronies of the government and now we have fifth columnists who have decided to run the Nigerian economy down by starving us of electricity so much so that companies closed down or like Michelin and Co moved to Ghana. It's also not his fault that Jonathan was settling tompolo and Co to the detriment of the development of the South South. nigeria has become a joke or the theatre of the absurd. Is it Saraki and the 90lawyers.is it Fayose of the empty China train station. Is it selfie taking Dino Melaye. Is it the igbo who are bitter and bent on embarrassing the country everywhere they go. Is it his own cabinet members who go behind and do shady deals. Nigeria is a problematic problem and not one person can change it

bignero:



buhari apoligist....

kpele uve sufferd so much that u cant tell pain from suffering/normal life

its shall be well with you

tartar9:

You can't compare the two conditions.gej had no reasonable reason to remove subsidy.

mightyfada:
What is really hurting me is that it's not everybody that can afford the N145/litre presently. Because I can afford doesn't mean everyone can.

Increase in fuel price would definitely put increase in everything. For example, I grind my pepper at the rate of N30 at Osogbo during GEJ regime. Then it later increased to N50. Still no big deal. Presently it was increased to N80 due to they buy fuel at N120/litre but now that it's officially N145, the price would sky rocket to maybe N100 or N120.

Increase in food stuffs, day to day activities etc.

There's no plan for the masses that will suffer the consequences.

diegwu01:
This is one of the best decisions from this government since its inception.
this was the best time to deregulate, The real actors would tell the positives Nigerians stand to gain from this drive.
Well done PMB, don't let the empty wailers distract you

ANTONINEUTRON:

WHY ARE U DEFENDING MEDIOCRITY??
Becuz it's buhari??

Even my uncle who support buhari cameback 4rm work Y.Day pissed off.


The removal of subsidy will affect everything(Food, toothbrush, cloth, phone e.t.c) as far it's transported.



So stop it,
U are a Nigerian, not a Buharian- becuz ur country come first.

If smetin is done good, evrybody will join u and hail him.

diegwu01:
the person he copied from submitted his question paper instead of the answer sheet.. thats why he failed...
never seen such clueless one.

chikel2000:
God!, where r the northerners n my yoruba brothers, come n shout sai baba again, nonsense!#walksout#

ikarm17:
Nigerians weren't deceived, they're shortsighted.
Buhari was the better alternative for corrupt GEJ.

Orikinla:
President Muhammadu Buhari did not deceive anybody.
He has a great vision for a great nation, but many of the Nigerians grumbling, murmuring, lamenting and wailing like the shortsighted Israelites after crossing the Red Sea cannot run with the vision.
Pessimistic people end up as failures while optimistic people end up as achievers.

Nigeria Will crash if Subsidy Stays - President Goodluck Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan has predicted that Nigeria would crash if the Federal Government failed to act fast by removing subsidy on petroleum products.

But some members of the National Assembly and the Edo State Governor Adams Oshiomhole said Nigeria will not break up because of fuel subsidy.

According to a member of the House of Representatives, Bimbo Daramola, who was among members of the house who met with Jonathan to discuss the issues of Boko Haram and removal of oil subsidy among others, Jonathan said that Nigeria would ‘’crash’’ if the subsidy on petroleum products was not removed.

Daramola made the revision in an interview  in Abuja, adding that those at the meeting at the Presidential Villa were not sufficiently convinced by what Jonathan told them as reasons for removal of fuel subsidy.

He said, “Mr. President did not sufficiently convince me or my other colleagues in the House of Representatives. I don’t want to be graphic with what happened there but I am telling you that it was a faux pau. ’’I do not think he achieved any purpose. I do not think he moved the story forward. I would say that his reasons did not appeal to Representatives.”

’’He tried to say and indeed made it clear to us that if he does not take out the subsidy, Nigeria will go down. In his own words, Nigeria will crash.

’’I do not think that was the right thing to say but I believe very strongly that the nobility of the intentions of Mr. President may not be questionable.

anigold:

Oga good morning
buhari is not doing any deregulation, he is just blindly pegging the price of fuel at N145 to create a blackhole for NNPC staffs and our goat eaters to create more illicit wealth for themselves.

If NNPC is selling at 87 naira while independent marketers are selling at N145 that shows that buhari is only providing the subsidy for NNPC but removing it for independent marketers,but still expect the independent marketers to source for forex and import the fuel from our goat-eaters' refineries abroad since we are so dumb not to have one working refinery...
The big politicians will definitely pay little bribe to get the product at N87 while masses will suffer to even buy it at N200,buhari is not creating a level playing ground for all parties involve in PMS,if he wants to deregulate let every parties involve sell it at N145 thats how mobile network became affordable...

omenka:
How many of the people you mentioned worked at the federal level and aided in the formulation of government/PDP policies back then??

And does this list constitute 50% of APC members as you said??

You see how deluded you are? You deceive yourself and then believe your own deceit.

diegwu01:
This is one of the best decisions from this government since its inception.
this was the best time to deregulate, The real actors would tell the positives Nigerians stand to gain from this drive.
Well done PMB, don't let the empty wailers distract you

uduak2016:
Point of correction...Buhari did not deceive us all, he deceived only northerners and yorubas! SE and SS voted over 90% for Jonathan!

chikel2000:
God!, where r the northerners n my yoruba brothers, come n shout sai baba again, nonsense!#walksout#

anytexy:
Hope you made this same comments when last adminstration wanted to do so... if not you are not honest. Hope you were not among those who occupied Ojota

greatjoey:


Point of correction. Not only SS and SE voted for Jonathan. I am from the Idoma people of Benue state where I a m from voted for Jonathan too. We weren't deceived as the Zombies.