War on corruption has no impact on recession

Keneking:
War on corruption has no impact on recession

LMAO
Indeed, war on kwarapshon has no impact on corruption, talk less on recession.

solid3:
This is actually inevitable even if GEJ had won. This is due to the wastfulness of the GEJ administration and also a sharp decline in oil revenue.

Also GEJ failed to diversify which is what PMB is working on

Please this now beyond GEJ'S incompetence it's now as result of Buhari's lack of vision and organization ..Give South Korean Economy to Buhari today and he will also put it in a recession in just 6 quarters

bender79:
before nko..no be him.

no, it is not him. If u want to blame, start from the beginning. Blame Tafawa Balewa

This Buhari's govt needs serious prayers, becos so many Nigerians will experience serious hunger in days to come, and perhaps like some have predicted, Nigerians will stone Buhari, things are not going on right in this nation, and we will wake up and hear how Efcc has recovered billions/thrillions of naira/dollars frm looters, once again Buhari and his team need prayers!!

greatgod2012:




Imagine!

We really made mistakes voting APC into power. Like someone said, we jumped from fry pan to fire.



Well, I'm not a pretender o, I voted for PMB in the last election but I'm seriously regretting that. Let the pretenders come around and tell us how everything PMB is doing is absolutely okay for them.

Next time, always adequate attention to history. In politics, always judge a man by his past actions and inactions.

A lot of us knew GEJ wasn't anywhere the best Nigeria could offer but we also knew PMB was a no-go area.

Fighting corruption doesn't build economies. Fighting corruption isn't a budgeted line item. We can't move forward if we keep making undue movements to the past.

A slowly moving GEJ was always better that a reverse - moving PMB.

SeverusSnape.

knightsTempler:
Supporting your president and cheering him on even when it is clear he is progressing in error is not patriotism. It is treason because you are actually hurting your country by deceiving your president into thinking he is on the right track when you know he's not.

The best definition of patriotism is standing by your country. You don't stand by your country by being a pathetic sycophantic ass-licking simpleton who defends every government action and inaction. No! You stand by your country by standing up to tyranny, injustice, marginalization, nepotism and ethnic bigotry even if they are coming from the highest level of government.

For those of you whose voices sounded louder than that of John the Baptist during Goodluck Jonathan's era but have since resorted to talking sports, sex and music even when those things which you all frowned at then have all gotten worse under the current Buhari-led government, I hope you are aware that your hypocrisy has earned you a place at the right hand side of uncle Lucifer

For choosing to play the ostrich by staying away from political talk at this critical time, you are no better than the pathetic sycophants pushing the country to Golgotha. I'd say you deserve an 'Oscar' for hypocrisy but I'm sure you already know that, don't you??

Your silence in the face of government tyranny, nepotism, injustice, hate-induced killing by the army and unprecedented penury and severe hunger caused by government cluelessness is an indictment on your moral standard. Silence in the face of injustice is an act of injustice itself.

You are part of the problem, not the solution.

If you are among those who have formed the habit of blaming everybody but president Buhari for the mess that is this government, I have nothing but contempt for you. Jonathan was to blame for all the things that went wrong under his government but today, everything that goes wrong under Mohammadu Buhari is not Buhari's fault. It is the cabal that has hijacked his government. We should blame the cabal, not Buhari. Like I said, I've got nothing but disdain for you.

As for the rest of you who are being paid by agents of this government to come online and mock millions of Nigerians who go to bed hungry by creating the wrong impression that this government is living up to expectation, permit me to remind you that I still reserve more respect for my neighbor's pig than the lots of you hopeless morally bankrupt venal shitheads.

I hope you will be able to look your kids in the eyes and tell them how you mortgaged their future for a few naira note and some bottle of wine accompanied with some plate of meat-less #AishajolofRice.

Classic

Heiiii APC e no go better for una. Imagine such quotes?

knightsTempler:
"Salary is a privilege not a right" - APC Governor of Imo state, Rochas.

"My kids are abroad because I can afford it" - President Buhari

"If you are not happy, fall and die" - APC Governor of Kaduna state, Nasir El Rufai

"Widow, go and die" - APC Governor of Edo state, Adams Oshiomole

"If you want steady light be ready to pay a high electricity charge" - minister of power, Tunde Fashola

"If you need steady electricity, don't blame the government. Go to Niger Delta and catch the militants" - Presidential spokesman, Femi Adesina.

"Those complaining of hardship in the country are PDP members who are angry with the corruption fight" - Minister of Labour, Chris Ngige

If you wonder why many of the APC policies are not people friendly, look no further than those quotes

@stalyf

dearpreye:


Next time, always adequate attention to history. In politics, always judge a man by his past actions and inactions.

A lot of us knew GEJ wasn't anywhere the best Nigeria could offer but we also knew PMB was a no-go area.

Fighting corruption doesn't build economies. Fighting corruption isn't a budgeted line item. We can't move forward if we keep making undue movements to the past.

A slowly moving GEJ was always better that a reverse - moving PMB.

SeverusSnape.

@highlighted, You couldn't have said it better. This is just the indubitable fact.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=486mOLxVjRw

[size=14pt]Buhari meets with top Nigeria Business Men on state of the Economy[/size]

Keneking:
War on corruption has no impact on recession

...this guy too funny abeg...

dearpreye:


Next time, always adequate attention to history. In politics, always judge a man by his past actions and inactions.

A lot of us knew GEJ wasn't anywhere the best Nigeria could offer but we also knew PMB was a no-go area.

Fighting corruption doesn't build economies. Fighting corruption isn't a budgeted line item. We can't move forward if we keep making undue movements to the past.

A slowly moving GEJ was always better that a reverse - moving PMB.

SeverusSnape.

My brother longest time, I totally concur with you. In 1983-1985, as young as I am then, I could still comprehend the total failure in Buhari government. I remember he told Nigerians he has come to correct the wrongs of Shagari's government. Still, he did nothing near to nothing. I never believed in PMB and for many Nigerians that does I say sorry. Buhari will take this country no where with his one sided fight on corruption. I am sorry to announce to all PMB apologist that he has come to fail once again.

Specialist900:
Na wa o

The last cowbender and his cohorts na gej dem go blame,when buratai can buy dubai property with army salary,tufia apc!

This is full blown AIDS buhari has inflicted the nation with!