NgeneUkwenu:
Buhari wasn't president when factories in Ikeja began browning off and selling their facilities to churches.


He wan't here when 80% of SME died away and the rest went on life support.

Buhari wasn't president when landlords were being watched charging rent in US dollars and stores were selling in hard currency.


Buhari wasn't president when wheat farming collapsed and Cote d'Ivore overtook us in Cocoa production.

Buhari didn't destroy Iwopin paper mill or ALSCON in Ikot-Abasi, a single factory that at a point brought in 30% equivalent of what we got from oil.

Buhari didn't take us from net exporter of oil palm products to lazy importers of the same.


Buhari didn't make us importers of petrol and diesel nor is he responsible for killing of the textile industry.

He didn't destroy our forest resources or ran down power stations like Egbin until only three out of twelve turbines work.

People shout policy but there is no policy that can transform a 'post-war' economic environment with the snap of the finger and government should just tell the people that this thing is what it is.

Government also has to water down expectations on oil prices ever rising above 55 dollars because it is just not possible in the age of Shale and renewables.

This nation is cornered and it has no choice than to reform it's lifestyles and go back to work.

It has to reform it's justice system such that it can jail it's thieves and reward those who do things right. We are refusing to allow hardship nudge us in the right direction but prefer to explain our woes as a personal failure of Buhari to draft policy from sheer air.

They were trampling people to death on job queues before he came on board.

Where are your farms to save you from food importation or your refineries to save you from seeking dollars to import fuel?

Where are your schools to educate your children without sending them to foreign universities when you can afford it?

He isn't two years in control yet and I believe he deserves a little more understanding given the gradients of the point where he took over.


Buhari met all these things that way, plus a devastating war that devoured the nation from a region and we have the choice of working with him to restore and rebuild the country or allow ourselves to get us into false sentiments, take advantage of us to return us to the years of the locust.

irredeemable...

NgeneUkwenu:
Buhari wasn't president when factories in Ikeja began browning off and selling their facilities to churches.


He wan't here when 80% of SME died away and the rest went on life support.

Buhari wasn't president when landlords were being watched charging rent in US dollars and stores were selling in hard currency.


Buhari wasn't president when wheat farming collapsed and Cote d'Ivore overtook us in Cocoa production.

Buhari didn't destroy Iwopin paper mill or ALSCON in Ikot-Abasi, a single factory that at a point brought in 30% equivalent of what we got from oil.

Buhari didn't take us from net exporter of oil palm products to lazy importers of the same.


Buhari didn't make us importers of petrol and diesel nor is he responsible for killing of the textile industry.

He didn't destroy our forest resources or ran down power stations like Egbin until only three out of twelve turbines work.

People shout policy but there is no policy that can transform a 'post-war' economic environment with the snap of the finger and government should just tell the people that this thing is what it is.

Government also has to water down expectations on oil prices ever rising above 55 dollars because it is just not possible in the age of Shale and renewables.

This nation is cornered and it has no choice than to reform it's lifestyles and go back to work.

It has to reform it's justice system such that it can jail it's thieves and reward those who do things right. We are refusing to allow hardship nudge us in the right direction but prefer to explain our woes as a personal failure of Buhari to draft policy from sheer air.

They were trampling people to death on job queues before he came on board.

Where are your farms to save you from food importation or your refineries to save you from seeking dollars to import fuel?

Where are your schools to educate your children without sending them to foreign universities when you can afford it?

He isn't two years in control yet and I believe he deserves a little more understanding given the gradients of the point where he took over.


Buhari met all these things that way, plus a devastating war that devoured the nation from a region and we have the choice of working with him to restore and rebuild the country or allow ourselves to get us into false sentiments, take advantage of us to return us to the years of the locust.

irredeemable...


I give up on ur kind

NaijaFutbol:


What is this one saying?

She's swallowed up in the deception she suffered from the ruling party. I feel for her more than Nigeria in itself coz she's drowning in foolery.
#istandwithnigeria

NgeneUkwenu:
Buhari wasn't president when factories in Ikeja began browning off and selling their facilities to churches.


He wan't here when 80% of SME died away and the rest went on life support.

Buhari wasn't president when landlords were being watched charging rent in US dollars and stores were selling in hard currency.


Buhari wasn't president when wheat farming collapsed and Cote d'Ivore overtook us in Cocoa production.

Buhari didn't destroy Iwopin paper mill or ALSCON in Ikot-Abasi, a single factory that at a point brought in 30% equivalent of what we got from oil.

Buhari didn't take us from net exporter of oil palm products to lazy importers of the same.


Buhari didn't make us importers of petrol and diesel nor is he responsible for killing of the textile industry.

He didn't destroy our forest resources or ran down power stations like Egbin until only three out of twelve turbines work.

People shout policy but there is no policy that can transform a 'post-war' economic environment with the snap of the finger and government should just tell the people that this thing is what it is.

Government also has to water down expectations on oil prices ever rising above 55 dollars because it is just not possible in the age of Shale and renewables.

This nation is cornered and it has no choice than to reform it's lifestyles and go back to work.

It has to reform it's justice system such that it can jail it's thieves and reward those who do things right. We are refusing to allow hardship nudge us in the right direction but prefer to explain our woes as a personal failure of Buhari to draft policy from sheer air.

They were trampling people to death on job queues before he came on board.

Where are your farms to save you from food importation or your refineries to save you from seeking dollars to import fuel?

Where are your schools to educate your children without sending them to foreign universities when you can afford it?

He isn't two years in control yet and I believe he deserves a little more understanding given the gradients of the point where he took over.


Buhari met all these things that way, plus a devastating war that devoured the nation from a region and we have the choice of working with him to restore and rebuild the country or allow ourselves to get us into false sentiments, take advantage of us to return us to the years of the locust.

Judging by how abusive, pensive and unreasonable you were with your campaign posts, how do you expect anyone to take it easy with your paymasters?

Alhamdulilahi my sister. Hope you're praying for our dearest President.

Oyind17:
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madridguy:
Alhamdulilahi my sister. Hope you're praying for our dearest President.

Sister, I av not started. I won't lie to you

Please start quick.

Oyind17:
Sister, I av not started. I won't lie to you

omenkaLives:
Of curse there would always be some monetary inducement just like other protests before it.

The only genuine protests weve ever had in my opinion are the SaveNigeriaGroup protest and FuelSubsidy protest.

Read slowly and with understanding.

The post is about people supposedly supporting the APC government.

Yorubas will stop at nothin 2 bring dis gvt down so dat Osinbajo will Taki Over.They were used 2 pull GEJ down,nw dey r in expectn of becoming d president.OBJ spent 8yrs&handed over leadership 2 a sick northerner against d wishes of d north.Tinubu aligned wt PMB 2 pull GEJ down hoping 2 b VP.Why cant d North be allowed 2 spend their 8yrs lk OBJ?Why cant Nigerian leaders b sincere 4 once&allow power 2 rotate among d Geopolitical zones?Why r nigerians leaders greedy?Why cant d leaders understand dat a healthy agreement will lead 2 dev&peace.U cant cheat smone&expect nt 2 b cheated one day.

madridguy:
Please start quick.

is he sick?

elsomm:


Read slowly and with understanding.

The post is about people supposedly supporting the APC government.

Now, you read even more slowly. I said what i said understanding it was a pro government protest. You think im like one of those slavish idiotic pdp supporters who'd never see anything wrong with the party or jonathan?

I criticise the government and likewise praise them when the need arises.

Yes. Please remember him in your prayer.

Oyind17:
is he sick?

madridguy:
Yes. Please remember him in your prayer.

Okay, things are hard though

NgeneUkwenu:
Buhari wasn't president when factories in Ikeja began browning off and selling their facilities to churches.


He wan't here when 80% of SME died away and the rest went on life support.

Buhari wasn't president when landlords were being watched charging rent in US dollars and stores were selling in hard currency.


Buhari wasn't president when wheat farming collapsed and Cote d'Ivore overtook us in Cocoa production.

Buhari didn't destroy Iwopin paper mill or ALSCON in Ikot-Abasi, a single factory that at a point brought in 30% equivalent of what we got from oil.

Buhari didn't take us from net exporter of oil palm products to lazy importers of the same.


Buhari didn't make us importers of petrol and diesel nor is he responsible for killing of the textile industry.

He didn't destroy our forest resources or ran down power stations like Egbin until only three out of twelve turbines work.

People shout policy but there is no policy that can transform a 'post-war' economic environment with the snap of the finger and government should just tell the people that this thing is what it is.

Government also has to water down expectations on oil prices ever rising above 55 dollars because it is just not possible in the age of Shale and renewables.

This nation is cornered and it has no choice than to reform it's lifestyles and go back to work.

It has to reform it's justice system such that it can jail it's thieves and reward those who do things right. We are refusing to allow hardship nudge us in the right direction but prefer to explain our woes as a personal failure of Buhari to draft policy from sheer air.

They were trampling people to death on job queues before he came on board.

Where are your farms to save you from food importation or your refineries to save you from seeking dollars to import fuel?

Where are your schools to educate your children without sending them to foreign universities when you can afford it?

He isn't two years in control yet and I believe he deserves a little more understanding given the gradients of the point where he took over.


Buhari met all these things that way, plus a devastating war that devoured the nation from a region and we have the choice of working with him to restore and rebuild the country or allow ourselves to get us into false sentiments, take advantage of us to return us to the years of the locust.

Things were in a decayed state, yet the dollar exchange rate was more favourable.

Things were in the bad state you pictured, yet items were less expensive.

Things were in a horrible state as you suggest, yet inflation was just single-digit.

Things were in a mess as you'd love to imply, yet economic environment and policies were more favourable for the manufacturing industry.

All you posted is a weak attempt at making sense. I pray that someday, you'll finally succeed at making some sense.

Useless youths of our days...just because of 1000 naira you sold your future.

blackaxe78:
#IstandWithBuhari

This one don collect 1k. Chaiiii. Selling your future for a pot of watery beans. Continue

It is everywhere my sister.

Oyind17:
Okay, things are hard though

jmoore:



So the code to collect the 1k is to type 'ok'. Where is Sarrki?

Guy u badt Gan, see below the belt jabbing

NaijaFutbol:


What is this one saying?

I saw this same write up on facebook posted by one Jack Obinyan-Buhari acknowledging another person as the writer whose name is John Ogunlela.It is either NgeneUkwenu is John Ogunlela as against his continuous claims on this platform of being Igbo or he copied somebody else's post on Facebook without giving credit to the original writer which confirms him to be a fraud that he has always been.Check out these two names on Facebook and see yourself.

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I blame buhari

Dreambeat:
I saw this same write up on facebook posted by one Jack Obinyan-Buhari acknowledging another person as the writer whose name is John Ogunlela.It is either NgeneUkwenu is John Ogunlela as against his continuous claims on this platform of being Igbo or he copied somebody else's post on Facebook without giving credit to the original writer which confirms him to be a fraud that he has always been.Check out these two names on Facebook and see yourself.

John Ogunlela is Senior Special Assistant (Agriculture & General Investments) to the Governor Aregbesola.

NgeneSomethingSomething is not the SSA type, level or class. And by the way, he is Igbo.

NaijaFutbol:


John Ogunlela is Senior Special Assistant (Agriculture & General Investments) to the Governor Aregbesola.

NgeneSomethingSomething is not the SSA type, level or class. And by the way, he is Igbo.

ok.Thank you for the clarification.He probably copied John Ogunlela's post.