knightsTempler:
Karma!!! Karma!!! Karma!!!
What do they say about karma again?

Not quite long ago, the same APC folks, the northerners and few Yorubas where insulting GEJ on international media, calling him all kinda names, from clueless, daft, Otuoke drunk, all kinda unmaginative names, they not only insulted the man, they insulted his wife and children. Today the table has turned, what do you people expect?

Bunch of hypocrites!

What goes around comes around.










Health 101


Question 1.

With how Buhari has allowed every situation get out of hand including ordinary tomato ebola, what would have happened to Nigeria had ebola come during his administration?

Ena

989900B:


It is difficult right now, no doubt!!

Like you rightly said, let's watch and see. It is still too early to pass a verdict on a government of 4 years in 1 year of no money, and a wrecked economy. In 18-24 months time, we can start passing judgements. This administration might not have gotten everything right, but I tell you, we are on a better path . . . I see better days if they don't relent, and listen more.

48noble:


See dis pussylova,Uganda break bank before u...na corruption give u that rating. Check 4 u talk.

IRserveMyComent:
yes thats the sensible thing to do. But Buhari was also not sensible enough to defend his country why should others defend him. My dear when Cameron told the whole world that Nigeria was most corrupt was Buhari patriotic enough to tell him its not true. He was rather interested in getting back the money why dragging Nigeria's name to the mud. Mr patriotic continue being patriotic let the bold ones speak.

989900B:


That was IBB and Dasuki. It would be strange if they had no hand in it.

trendytrendz:
lmao, corruption gave Nigeria 2nd most HIV infected country, idiots everywhere

berrystunn:


Yes bro, I agree with you, but in one year we should see where the govt is driving to,
As it stands now no direction.

The way judiciary works... That's where fantastically corrupt come from.

The best way to fight corruption is to rebuild our institutions and change our constitution.

Because our institutions allows corruption to run in every sector.
Every one wants to use his or her position to make money. There is still corruption in the govt to the fullest.

But I think buhari is fighting thief's not corruption.
Fighting opposition. With EFCC.

Darkness fighting darkness

From my own understanding no one have been jailed
They give some part of the money and go home,


government is waiting on 29th to tell us how much they recovered.

Non in jail

We will see and hear more. from Same old people

Sweetguy25:


How can a country that just lost over two million people in a civil war be good? Did the people in the eastern region feel that Nigeria was good?

Also, Nigerians weren't travelling to Vietnam, Cambodia and UAE because they were as undeveloped as Nigeria.
I mentioned Libya to buttress my point that dictatorships are not a good thing.

989900B:


We all have our different views about where this administration, especially PMB should have done better.

For me, I think he should have done better with protecting the pipelines (peacefully or forcefully), and done better in ensuring the over 65 licences he signed/re-signed for new refineries are compelled to work with limited time frames, or licences revoked . . . I mean that's is where a big bulk of our income and woes lie. And the senate presidency issue too, he slipped, actually the whole party messed up.

About the judiciary, I do no think it is in his hands. Re-writing/amending the constitution with rogues running both the legislature and judiciary would take forever. Hence, why he is using the only weapon in his direct command (EFCC).

Ultimately though, like you rightly pointed out, building institutions and amendment of the constitution would be the 'real deal', but we have to start from somewhere.

berrystunn:


Agreed, we have to start from somewhere
For me buhari need to change his economy team and also change his monetary policy to allow foreign investors. our oil markets can not import fuel because of the monetary policy too.

He should work on the institutions..from Federal level.
3 or 5

There is a system in France, where by you go and pick up a govt contract it's open for investors.. And to any company that are interested..The govt will tell you the standard and quality they want, you quote and estimate total cost, if agreed you then carry on

they will not paid even one euros for you start the contract, you will have to do its your self 100%.

When you are done, you will send your quote to them they will send there expect to confirm and send report on the quality And standard also invite your Contractor,
If is not on the standard they wanted they will not paid you..

How do they kill corruption in that system?
After steps of confirmation, of which you don't know who and who, when there coming to approve the job, more then 4 different groups. And they also don't know you, So even if you want to bribe, them to confirm your job, where will you start from

If you really interested to bribe. You will have to start from all the department that is in charge.
Then how much will you make from the project??

Simple way to kill corruption.

That institutions stays like that to anyone that comes into that office will continue on that system. You can only add for example more policy that will help the govt not to lose money or take any risk...

Horlufemi:


You really lack understanding. Anyway keep wallowing.

LBanks:
The guy responded objectively to you, and sincerely I was expecting likewise from you to counter him with superior argument until I saw this response

I am dissapointed

obailala:
All I see are a large bunch of wailers primarily from a particular side of the country leading 2 of their Ugandan friends to spew garbage to the admiration and excitement of the wailers.

More Nigerians are involved in the exchange so I wonder how this can be the opinion of Ugandans.

miracle11:
it's not surprising dats all u see. Ur inability to recognise truth even at times like these is scary. We are all wailer. There is a lot to wail about in dis country now and if u are not wailing yet it simply means u re as hardened as ur pa buhari.

piagetskinner:


We know buhari doesn't behave rationally 90 percent of the time... That's y we should keep praying for him. We also need Play our part as good citizens, our collective responsibility will go a long way in placing this country on a great pedestal once again. Have a great day

AntidaftMOD:
Even the ones who cannot construct a simple sentence without making mistakes are also calling Buhari an illiterate. Most of those people who commented there are some disgruntled elements from a particular section of the country. All I see them doing is blabbing, blabbing and continuous blabbing.

This hardship we are facing today is as a result of PDP's 16yrs of failure and massive looting (particularly from 2011 - 2015). They couldn't save for latter days even when it was visible to the blind, audible to the deaf, perceivable to the anosmia and vocal to the dumb that economic woe was sacrosanct for this country.

Lemme just rest my case for now.

AntidaftMOD:
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Do you consider yourself as part of the masses that his achievements would interest? Most of you are wailers who see nothing good in this administration. The good people of Nigeria are proud of this Government and would continue to pray for her success!

AntidaftMOD:


Can you please upload the picture of the head of your family so that we can compare him with the monkey leading this Country?

obailala:
All I see are a large bunch of wailers primarily from a particular side of the country leading 2 of their Ugandan friends to spew garbage to the admiration and excitement of the wailers.

More Nigerians are involved in the exchange so I wonder how this can be the opinion of Ugandans.

EasternLion:


This right here is how the fake Igbo man exposed himself, bastarrdd

SonOfEl:


Shut up and eat the humble pie. Buhari has failed for his first year in office

obailala:
Keep cursing yourself... If I am telling the truth, then that your insult is directed straight to your generation. Nonsense!...

Oh yes, the jonathanian wailers are mainly from a particular side of the country, how is that a lie?... Oh sorry, I'm not suppose to admit to a glaring truth because according to some daft skulls, it would mean throwing a stone at my people.

Just FYI, I am not a jonathanian wailer and I have every right to make fun of my political opponents. Only a compound idiiot and clannish twerp thinks that everything must be tribalised and that because a person is from a particular tribe, then he must have the same political preference as the crowd. I'm sorry, I wasnt raised by my parents to be a typical tribally depraved Nigerian.

EasternLion:


You are a fo0l. Bastard!