Babacele:
Just imagine if Ineffective Buffon had continued..... no matter his shortcomings a dead PMB is better than 1 billion living GEJ. If he couldn't manage $100/barrel how would he have managed $30/barrel?

sixtuschimere:
Members of United Action for Democracy today protested against President Buhari's administration.They were pictured with placards with various inscriptions like 'Buhari as a president is a mistake,Buhari's government is corrupt' and more.

See photos below

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/01/as-president-is-mistake-of-united.html?m=1

castrokins:
See Crowd Eeeh!!!

AkinPhysicist:


Thank you for your reasonable response. I also know that the vast majority of Muslims are not involved in terrorism - and shame to those that impugn all Muslims because of the actions of a few. However, there are some issues that arise in connection with the scriptures. So, could you shed light on the parts of the scriptures that call for the killing of unbelievers? This is one of the ways terrorists are radicalized - by showing them that the scriptures agree with it. Once again, thank you.

sherif4owo:
Protest well paid for...

ossuofia1:
PMB till 2023. No shaking!

adenine02:





u try











i tink u shld take ur point to Saudi Arabia

Deilluminator:
I can't see the people

archipelago:
I wonder why some Nigerians would come together to form an association with the aim of criticising government if their non performance without proffering a single solution to the problems they are criticising. Previous government depleted the Treasury both foreign and local even when a litre if crude oil was selling above $100. 00 and now that it is selling below $50. 00 and the Niger Delta Militants are bombing the pipe lines thereby reducing the quantity of crude oil export. The government has developed interest in the production and exportation of Agricultural products of which their gestation periods are over two years, then these protesters are expecting miracles or magic to be performed. They should tell Nigerians what PMB should do as immediate solution otherwise they should keep quiet.

Babacele:
Just imagine if Ineffective Buffon had continued..... no matter his shortcomings a dead PMB is better than 1 billion living GEJ. If he couldn't manage $100/barrel how would he have managed $30/barrel?

Babacele:
Just imagine if Ineffective Buffon had continued..... no matter his shortcomings a dead PMB is better than 1 billion living GEJ. If he couldn't manage $100/barrel how would he have managed $30/barrel?

HopeAlive14:
God, please save Nigeria!

Babacele:
Just imagine if Ineffective Buffon had continued..... no matter his shortcomings a dead PMB is better than 1 billion living GEJ. If he couldn't manage $100/barrel how would he have managed $30/barrel?

Babacele:
Just imagine if Ineffective Buffon had continued..... no matter his shortcomings a dead PMB is better than 1 billion living GEJ. If he couldn't manage $100/barrel how would he have managed $30/barrel? one of the best well thought out decision made by Nigerians is sending the clueless bastards away in 2015. it aint no mistake ....even if we ain't there yet.

duni04:
All of you criticising Buhari please bear in mind that as at the time Jonathan left, Federal civil servants were owed 4 months salaries. The Naira had already begun its downfall and was down around 25% in 3 months. States could not pay salaries, our external reserves had plunged from >USD63 billion to less than USD30 billion (most of it spent on bribing obas and traditional rulers, INEC officials, PDP state associations e.t.c). Jonathan left Nigeria at war and with 3 states of the Federation already conquered by Boko haram. Nigerian soldiers were not fighting again because money was not getting to them and because Jonathan shoved them aside and brought in South African mercenaries. Jonathan left us with petrol queues and a fraudulent petrol subsidy.
That is the legacy Goodluck Jonathan left behind for us. If you're sincere and honest in your heart, you'll know that despite all the challenges we're facing, Nigeria is in a much better state than 2015.

osazsky:
Who told u dat oil is $30 per barrel. Guy u nor current at all

Zenlife:

And Buhari manages it well?

kingsouthie:
And end up beheaded

adenine02:







oboy d crowd no be small thing o!

NaMeAboki:


Which crowd?
Didn't you noticed how the cameraman cleverly used different angles to make out the crowd was large; whereas the total number of ppl involved couldn't have been more than six.
LOL, they couldn't even afford printed posters while one of them was wearing old tattered bathroom slippers.
No mind them; PMB dey kampe - desperados can go and jump into a lagoon.

favoryte33:
Idiot,what do u know other than typing trash on a faceless forum. U are a classic example of a 'black man eating grass'.

idupaul:
Buhari's should be in jail for truncating one of the most beautiful and prosperous democracy Africa has ever experienced in 1984..

duni04:
All of you criticising Buhari please bear in mind that as at the time Jonathan left, the FG was borrowing money to pay salaries. The Naira had already begun its downfall and was down around 25% in 3 months. States could not pay salaries, our external reserves had plunged from >USD63 billion to less than USD30 billion (most of it spent on bribing obas and traditional rulers, INEC officials, PDP state associations e.t.c). Jonathan left Nigeria at war and with 3 states of the Federation already conquered by Boko haram. Nigerian soldiers were not fighting again because money was not getting to them and because Jonathan shoved them aside and brought in South African mercenaries. Jonathan left us with petrol queues and a fraudulent petrol subsidy.
That is the legacy Goodluck Jonathan left behind for us. If you're sincere and honest in your heart, you'll know that despite all the challenges we're facing, Nigeria is in a much better state than 2015.