Prior to the general election that brought Mallam Buhari back to power, former president Goodluck Jonathan warned Nigerians of the danger inherent in a Buhari regime. But Nigerians were quick to call him all sort of names in condemnation.


Today, the story is no longer thesame. Nigerians are languishing in abject poverty and hardship. The poverty level has jacked up to the extent that people have to exchange their kids for cup of rice.


Since my birth, Nigeria has never witness such situation she is currently faced with. Every area and sphere of this country has gone totaly bad. Coupled with these wahala, mr. Intergrity Buhari is handicapped, hepless, directionless and hopeless. Indeed, Nigerians are in deep sh11t


My people, where are we heading to

one day, E go better

Daywalker1:
one day, E go better

if we die before that one day nkor

I never believed all I had been reading online till a woman came knocking on my parent's door yesterday while I was on a visit to them.

The heavily pregnant woman told my mum she works as a helper in construction sites, but has not been able to see anywhere to work for some time now. She said she hunger had taken over as her kids were starving. She told my mum she had little Garri at home and needed a little soup to make food for the children.
my mum just went inside the house and gave her fish and other ingredients needed to make soup as the soup at home was finished. So I asked myself...do these things really happen? I really felt for this lady. We've never had it this bad in Nigeria since Buhari's 1984 escapade; God will really save us else we are doomed for the remaining three years of this clueless administration.
Then for those who took us 30 years back in time especially the elderly ones who experienced first hand Buhari's military regime, well done. Y'all tried and I hope the hunger pangs catch up with you soonest that's if you are not used for money rituals first as the rate of money ritual crimes have soared these days.

bishopkay:
I never believed all I had been reading online till a woman came knocking on my parent's door yesterday while I was on a visit to them.

The heavily pregnant woman told my mum she works as a helper in construction sites, but has not been able to see anywhere to work for some time now. She said she hunger had taken over as her kids were starving. She told my mum she had little Garri at home and needed a little soup to make food for the children.
my mum just went inside the house and gave her fish and other ingredients needed to make soup as the soup at home was finished. So I asked myself...do these things really happen? I really felt for this lady. We've never had it this bad in Nigeria since Buhari's 1984 escapade; God will really save us else we are doomed for the remaining three years of this clueless administration.
Then for those who took us 30 years back in time especially the elderly ones who experienced first hand Buhari's military regime, well done. Y'all tried and I hope the hunger pangs catch up with you soonest that's if you are not used for money rituals first as the rate of money ritual crimes have soared these days.

you make a lot of sense bro

Godjone:
you make a lot of sense bro

Tnx Bro...u d boss!

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