seguno2:
President Buhari, why now?
How did you let the biggest economy in Africa become so bad in just 15 months?
Were you forced to contest when you know that you are not capable?

Quakertellicus1:


Syringe prices are going up because we import most of them.

When oil prices were high, and we had enough dollars to import,it was of no consequence.Now ...with low oil prices....weno longer have the dollars to import.

We have to start making our own stuff.

Quakertellicus1:


The mess was already happening long before he came in....when oil prices began falling by 2014....and Mrs Okonjo-Iweala was saying that things would get bad...regardless of whoever wins.

We were a big economy because we were buffered by the immense revenue comming from high oil prices above $100 per barrel.Now...the oil has fallen to below $50. Of course....we have less spending money....and thus we are poor.

We could blame GEJ for not saving , BUT......even if he saved....we would have had enough to hold things off till 2017.....and then things go bad.

The real enemy here is Nigeria's resource dependency. Let us stop relying on revenue from selling oil and agric...whose prices we do not control...and using the income to import things we should be making.That is why we have a bad economy....and why the economy was band even when GEJ was in charge.

stinflame:


Everyone blame oil price,. If I may ask what about the restrictions on Forex, u think that don't have more effect on importation.

soccerdrum:
And i still remember vividly how many Nigerians were chanting "Sai Baba" sometimes last year while calling one other guy from the south south "Clueless Jona-daft"... Just look around we country now,, wetin deh happen?

APC = Change!
PDP = Change de Change!

And all this happens only in Africa's most populous nation. Why?

seguno2:


I thought that Jonathan tried to save and the 36 governors reminded him that the federation account is not for the federal government to decide alone.
True or not?
I thought that Jonathan diversified into agriculture and automotive sectors.
True or not?

seguno2:


I thought that Jonathan tried to save and the 36 governors reminded him that the federation account is not for the federal government to decide alone.
True or not?

I thought that Jonathan diversified into agriculture and automotive sectors.
True or not?

Quakertellicus1:


The mess was already happening long before he came in....when oil prices began falling by 2014....and Mrs Okonjo-Iweala was saying that things would get bad...regardless of whoever wins.

We were a big economy because we were buffered by the immense revenue comming from high oil prices above $100 per barrel.Now...the oil has fallen to below $50. Of course....we have less spending money....and thus we are poor.

We could blame GEJ for not saving , BUT......even if he saved....we would have had enough to hold things off till 2017.....and then things go bad.

The real enemy here is Nigeria's resource dependency. Let us stop relying on revenue from selling oil and agric...whose prices we do not control...and using the income to import things we should be making.That is why we have a bad economy....and why the economy was band even when GEJ was in charge.

aljharem:


Are you minding the iddiooot

No way this will happen and Jonathan will not be scared of Nigerians. He will find a solution fast

Taryur3:
This buhari government gidigan.abeg who witnessed Buhari government here when he ruled as a military man? Na like this life be then? This change has turned to chain.

ideology:


Businesses are not failing because of Gej even if Amaechi and co Allowed him to save.

Businesses are failing because APC government is hopelessly clueless, they were only desparate about getting power.

No policy direction, every recent policies have been changed more than 3 times within a quarter, what does that tell you, they are clueless folks practising trial and error and all they care about is generating revenue to feed political class not minding the impacting of those sources on the masses.

By 2019, only fashola will have something to show as a minister, the rest are political jobbers

AreaFada2:
Zombies be like : even if Buhari is the only one left with a job, we stand by him


Now I understand how Hitler managed to stay that long in power.

Quakertellicus1:


And if oil prices went up tomorrow...you folks would be praising Buhari as a miracle worker.

While I would still be talking the same way I am.....

Fact is....most Nigerian governments since independence have had the same policy.....export as much raw materiel as possible and share the money earned in a nice and kind way.

Real policy for me would be increased spending on what we need to become self sufficient...and keep as much oforex as possible at home...and the only way we can do that is via industries.

repogirl:
The people are the power but it seems we don't know this. We need to be united and call for his resignation.

It won't be easy but it's not impossible and then it's better to try than sit miserably quiet till the country totally crumbles.

Dagaya:
This is bad, really bad. Bad news has become the order of the day, from job losses to deaths and misplaced economic priorities. In this present time, the suffering that is hitting our dear country Nigeria is so intense to the extent that feeding has become a major problem for the average family.

[s]Nigeria has never had it this bad. For everyone that voted for pa buhari, just know you have done this country a great dis-service and may your lives be ruled and governed the way he is governing this country.[/s]

How can one choose change over transformation, without asking what kind of change is being promised.

When will u people stop all these useless nd irritating assertion. Where did u put the civil responsibility nd civil right of whom to vote nd to be voted forIt baffles me a lot wen I see some people being sentimental here coz yer choice was voted out massively in Aso rock.

Everybody is feeling the heat.you don't need to accuse a voter coz he performed his civil right. You cry or sing the same song till tomorrow doesn't change the fact that PMB will rule till 2019.

Cannonleo:
my dad did, infact he cried when the election results were released and said we were in for trouble. it was also the period he finalized his voluntary retirement from the army cos the nepotism was 2much. he did finally in 1995, every single word he said abt mbuhari has been true to the money. this is just the beginning.