Quelle:
Fatima Ganduje, Kano state Governor’s daughter, has lent her voice to the lingering fuel scarcity that has crippled economic activities all over Nigeria.

She wrote;
”I have asked myself the question over and over again, when are we going to get it right as a country? Development is a two way street, the leadership and the followership must understand this. Until we get the basics for our foundation right, we will continue to roam in darkness”.



http://www.lodgerill.com.ng/2017/12/kano-state-governors-daughter-fatima.html?m=1

ivandragon:
lol...


why is she scared to appropriately apportion the blame?


pmb is useless as well as his hardcore followers who continually chant his praise even in the face of glaring lies & deceit...

emmie14:

Your dad is in Nigerian leadership , a member of federal executive council.

funlord:


As if she dey buy fuel!

360command:
if people like her dad in govt can b the first man on the street kicking against injustice which I know the crowd wud support, I know we wud b close to solve our problems...

At least, every year they do governors forum, I wonder what they talk about... Yet we experience same issues year in year out...

Quelle:
Fatima Ganduje, Kano state Governor’s daughter, has lent her voice to the lingering fuel scarcity that has crippled economic activities all over Nigeria.

She wrote;
”I have asked myself the question over and over again, when are we going to get it right as a country? Development is a two way street, the leadership and the followership must understand this. Until we get the basics for our foundation right, we will continue to roam in darkness”.



http://www.lodgerill.com.ng/2017/12/kano-state-governors-daughter-fatima.html?m=1

emmie14:

Your dad is in Nigerian leadership , a member of federal executive council.

Ehiscotch:
It is very bold of her to air her opinions in public about the recent fuel scarcity.

To those of you condemning her, do you really know what is going on privately?

She probably has asked her dad and he might not have given a convincing answer.

SalamRushdie:
I cant blame anyone for complaining , the suffering looks like we are in the middle of a civil war but the truth is we are in middle of the incompetence of an incoherent dull man with an IQ of 15 called Buhari

Bollinger:


You are talking like this is the first, second, or third time there has been fuel scarcity in Nigeria. Have you ever wondered why this has been part and parcel of Nigeria's history? Since independence fa? You are blaming the wrong person. Buhari is a Nigerian doing what Nigerians know how to do best. And that is to do what's best for themselves and themselves only. In 2070 you guys will still be complaining of the same thing over and over again. You all need to understand the root of the problem. The citizens are the problem and not your leaders. Why? Because Nigerians are generally bad and you cannot pick a good leader from a country where the citizen are predominantly bad. It is just not possible. This is why the cycle of bad leaders will continue forever in Nigeria until the citizens decide to start doing things the right way.

SalamRushdie:


My comment wasnt just about fuel scarcity but everthing generally

ZorGBUooeh:
BMC wia una dey?Make una come tear her apart
Thank you young courageous lady for saying the truth but ur father's zombiez won't agree with you.

emmie14:

Your dad is in Nigerian leadership , a member of federal executive council.