gbegemaster:
Nigerians made a huge mistake by voting in bubu.

Question is, have we learnt from our mistake?

we did so because we had no better alternative..if those who were there before ran it well there won't be room to experiment with APC candidate at all.

Charly68:
we did so because we had no better alternative..if those who were there before ran it well there won't be room to experiment with APC candidate at all.

Maybe there were better candidates but not as popular and well funded like PDP and APC.

how else can he not devide nigeria when all his major appointments come from the north.He has already devided d country.It is regretteble that he may not witness d revolution that will actually divide this nation.God cannot be mocked.

Truth is, Buhari is an abomination that was never made to happen. Unfortunately, he did. I wouldn't blame those of us who voted for him as it was a case between impunity and a seeming dullard, whom, though we knew who he was, had no other option.

2019 is just by the corner. We just have to wait and weigh our options.

phillips1959:
how else can he not devide nigeria when all his major appointments come from the north.He has already devided d country.It is regretteble that he may not witness d revolution that will actually divide this nation.God cannot be mocked.

And you never came out during GEJ's time to say this when he was romancing the South East and neglecting his own?

Confused man that has taken Nigerians to the middle of the sea and then abandoned them ,only for him to be looking for someone else to heap blames on.
The blind can never lead the one that sees

Adminisher:


70% of Nigerians know they have NOT made a mistake.
Nigerians know the problem of Nigeria is CORRUPTION.
Buhari is the only member of the elite class who has called it out and is tackling it . Before now it was the lot of social crusaders and activists.
Now you are having 'adult governance' where corporate citizens like MTN and Shell are compelled to face the law.

Who els could have shown the guts to take hard decisions like this?... Atiku?, El Rufai?, Jonathan?
None.

Your mumu never do?

neoclassical:
You don't have shame

This is ipob rubbish for ignorant, hateful and bitter Igbos to consume.

Shame is your kind peddling lies and fake link rubbish all over the internet.

Nigerians are "COWARDS". Fela has said it all in his songs.

Adminisher:


Education is a liberator.
That is why I am surprised that you think Nigeria is a 21st century country. That is number one.

Number 2 is that there is no single politician in Nigeria who is capable of running a 21st century country.

Let me also now shock you with more truth. Even in the developed world the only people capable of running 21st countries have been Barak Obama, Justin Trudeau, Angela Merkel and the President of China.

Now let me ask you, do you like Obama?
I am asking in the context that Trump, Putin, Erdogan, Zuma, etc c are not 21st century leaders. Infact the American populace rejected 21st century leadership. Europe is about to reject 21st century leadership.
In Africa only the leaders of Zambia, Rwanda, Kenya (to an extent), Ethiopia and maybe Morocco show 21st century leadership.
Kagame of Rwanda is very good and Kenya's and Morocco's are 50-50

A lot of people are intellectual confused in Nigeria.
All Nigerian politicians are dull, corrupt, unintelligent people. Buhari at least has integrity and an ideology. A stong ideology .

Finally, being educated means having the discipline to see truth and say it. 21st century is about freedom of views, independent institutions, self expression.
Buhari has permitted a Senate that his party has majority to oppose his appointee s, he has permitted EFCC to go against DSS, he has actively ignored three factions within his own.party. He has given broad and sweeping authority to a VP whois a xtian

Please let us face hard facts. The truth is truth
The man is as 21st century as they come and within the limits of how much a Nigerian with the decay in society can be 21st century.
Only he won't abide CORRUPTION and if you try to divide Nigeria he will dig your grave.

If PMB has integrity as you said, why did he not declare his assets publicly? which is the first test of integrity, What is he hiding? Bros, it would you good to defend only people you know personally not on what you read about people.

What an unprecedented distortions of facts that is loaded in this abysmal write up!

gbegemaster:
Maybe there were better candidates but not as popular and well funded like PDP and APC.

hmmmn you are right my brother,without money to shine in Nigeria politics may be difficult.

Agbaletu:
I pray Nigerians will not make this mistake in 2019.
APC led government is a failure.

Unfortunately he will be reelected. This is bc he was NOT elected due to his anti corruption stand or bc GEJ was bad but bc some people felt it's time for a northern muslim to rule and that's it. We can continue to deceive ourselves but come 2019 he will be reelected bc the very reason he was elected is the same for which he will be reelected---> northern muslim president. And the SW will buy it bc the VP who is a rising star and perhaps future president is from the SW.

Sanchez01:

And you never came out during GEJ's time to say this when he was romancing the South East and neglecting his own?

Will u shut ur trashy mouth before LAWMA get to u

Ovamboland:


Tell us one new roads, that was constructed in the almost 6years of oil boom in the last government.
By what stretch do you expect a brand new road in a time of huge revenue loss to the governmentoof the day.
Be honest and explain how a government that could not build in time of boom will fare by this season

please enough with this whack reasoning



the fact a father (mr y) couldn't be the first to build a house in an entire linage does that mean the son(mr x) should continue carrying the trend


does mr x have to keep blaming Mr Y for him not succeeding or judging his success or justifying his failure based off the fact Mr Y couldn't do it?





leave gej out of this


he isnt the first Nigerian president


n bubu himself is more so among the "FAILURES" we have had as "Past Leaders"

Am sorry to say that Buhari knows nothing about governance. His IQ level is so low that he might even find it extremely difficult interpret a simple statistical data of demand and supply talk more of more complex issues in our micro and macro economy. The reason is obvious.
How stupid are we to entrust the affairs of a delapitating country with complex economic problems into the hands of a secondary school leaver * That's if he even has a certificate* and expect him to succeed.

Sometimes I wonder how his VC and other learned members of the Executives will have to explain some technical terms for him like he is a 5 year old.

The basic truth is that you can't give what u don't have.

Adminisher:


70% of Nigerians know they have NOT made a mistake.
Nigerians know the problem of Nigeria is CORRUPTION.
Buhari is the only member of the elite class who has called it out and is tackling it . Before now it was the lot of social crusaders and activists.
Now you are having 'adult governance' where corporate citizens like MTN and Shell are compelled to face the law.

Who els could have shown the guts to take hard decisions like this?... Atiku?, El Rufai?, Jonathan?
None.

Is he fighting corruption ? What about the N270m used to cut grass ? What about the dollars found in Ikoyi ? Why is he covering them up ?

Sanchez01:
Truth is, Buhari is an abomination that was never made to happen. Unfortunately, he did. I wouldn't blame those of us who voted for him as it was a case between impunity and a seeming dullard, whom, though we knew who he was, had no other option.

2019 is just by the corner. We just have to wait and weigh our options.

And what options do you foresee in 2019?

Please can someone help with bubu's picture with coconut head? Thanks in advance

Its not his fault. ..Nigerian voters are bunch of lazy ass with no interest in research. Conjure a nice slogan nd good campaign rallies.....and be sure of winning.....voting for sm1 who Neva took a debate....no clear policy in mind...jst promises......Only God knows how many friends I lost to this lanky looking thing called president......I swore nt to pity any1 who I heard shouting sai baba in 2015.....

In my opinion is don't think it's patients. I think is shame! Most ordinary Nigerians that voted the retaŕd are ashamed of the exchange of gold for stone.

Besides Nigeria is a country divided by religious and tribal lines. Let's be honest, GEJ'S only crime was being from the south.

Another name for the evil tyrant called Buhari is Mr. Failure.

He ran away from school and did not complete his secondary school.
He failed all his military examinations.
He destroyed Nigeria's Economy in less than a year.


Buhari is a curse to Nigeria and Nigerians.

Saintp:


If PMB has integrity as you said, why did he not declare his assets publicly? which is the first test of integrity, What is he hiding? Bros, it would you good to defend only people you know personally not on what you read about people.

Declared asset: Buhari’s Owns 7 houses, N30m

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/declared-asset-buharis-owns-7-houses-n30m/

The president has integrity because he did declared his assets, on the other hand, no integrity and stealing is not corruption JONA refused to declare his assess and we didn't here you and your kind calling him names.


Your hypocrisy stinks.

Adminisher:


70% of Nigerians know they have NOT made a mistake.
Nigerians know the problem of Nigeria is CORRUPTION.
Buhari is the only member of the elite class who has called it out and is tackling it . Before now it was the lot of social crusaders and activists.
Now you are having 'adult governance' where corporate citizens like MTN and Shell are compelled to face the law.

Who els could have shown the guts to take hard decisions like this?... Atiku?, El Rufai?, Jonathan?
None.

funny how you do your judgement. How many persons have been convicted for "corruption". All what we hear is so and so stole 2billion . the same sorry keeps resurfacing any time Nigerian what to talk about the economy. Do you know that last time inflation was this high? 30+years ago.

True talk.

Ps: At Gibrima Telecoms (Ikeja), we sell some of the cheapest phones in Ikeja, all of which come with at least one year warranty. And yes, we are a registered business entity.

This report is just out to rubbish the effort of PMB. It is clearly a hatchet job seeking to undermine the goodwill of the present administration.
An irony indeed it that while foreign media are commending the efforts of the government to tackle corruption and urging their own national government to show more public support of the Buhari administration, our own media are making effort to weaken the strong arm that is making looters of our economy to account for their evil deeds .

See below link for a feature article calling on the US government to revoke visa of coorupt Nigerian rulers

http://blogs.cfr.org/campbell/2017/04/21/high-ranking-nigerian-officials-linked-to-mysterious-43-million/
http://www.newsweek.com/trump-should-revoke-visas-corrupt-nigerian-rulers-588473

On April 12, Nigeria’s principal anti-corruption agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), announced that it had found $43.4 million stashed in a vacant apartment in Lagos. The cash was in U.S. dollars, British pounds, and Nigerian naira. The EFCC did not reveal the owner of the cash—if it even knows. The EFCC said its seizure was the result of a tip-off under a program whereby the whistle-blower received 2.5 percent of recovered funds. The Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the temporary forfeiture of the cash.

The developer of the building where the cash was stashed is Adamu Muazu, former chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), which governed Nigeria from 1999 to 2015 during the presidencies of Olusegun Obasanjo, Umaru Yar’Adua, and Goodluck Jonathan. Muazu was also the governor of Bauchi from 1999 to 2007. In response to media speculation that he owns the stash, Muazu stated that he is a property developer who built the building and sold all of the apartments through a real estate agency, and that he has no knowledge of the money. However, the media says that sale of the apartments is still underway, and that Muazu has reserved the penthouse for his own use.

According to the media, an unnamed, senior EFCC official has suggested the money belonged to Esther Nnamdi-Ogbue, the now-fired former retail director for the national oil company, the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). (According to the media, she was fired in connection with a NNPC

gbegemaster:
Nigerians made a huge mistake by voting in bubu.

Question is, have we learnt from our mistake?

correction... Yoruba and Hausa made a huge mistake. thanks.

elmisti:
Its not his fault. ..Nigerian voters are bunch of lazy ass with no interest in research. Conjure a nice slogan nd good campaign rallies.....and be sure of winning.....voting for sm1 who Neva took a debate....no clear policy in mind...jst promises......Only God knows how many friends I lost to this lanky looking thing called president......I swore nt to pity any1 who I heard shouting sai baba in 2015.....

And the promises have all failed. If he even managed to keep one, it won't have been that bad.

gbegemaster:
Governance goes beyond corruption fighting. Growing the economy is a huge part of governance. Besides, selective corruption fighting has been the hallmark of his government.

One more thing, we keep saying his government but how much does he actually oversee? Can you truly claim he is 100% in charge of this government?

This is half truth, how can u grow an economy when you major source of foreign exchange loses value? how many oil dependent country are doing well right now. check angola.

coruso:
funny how you do your judgement. How many persons have been convicted for "corruption". All what we hear is so and so stole 2billion . the same sorry keeps resurfacing any time Nigerian what to talk about the economy. Do you know that last time inflation was this high? 30+years ago.

The fact that corrupt individuals are not going to jail doesn't mean the law enforcement agencies are not arresting and putting people on trail and last time I checked, EFCC doesn't send people to jail, they prosecute and the judiciary renders judgement.


Your concern should be more about the corrupt judiciary, many bribed and corrupt members of the judiciary are currently on trial for bribery an corruption and letting looters off the hook.