simplyhonest:
difficult as it seems to me, but YES.... because the names being pushed as alternatives are worse.... including Atiku et al

tomakint:


Probably you know more than what we don't know about this failure called Buhari, you may do well by scoring him on a scale of 10 on these;

TheCabal:


Sorry, I do not drink alcohol. So, please pardon me for respectfully declining your invitation to beer parlor politics.

RZArecta2:
I said dash me money na, not do show off it seems you're senior BMC

TheCabal:


If APC can survive 2019, Nigeria is half way to the promise land.

PDP is the worst looser, I have encountered my whole life. And, the perpetrators, are getting so impatient they have begun to show their hands.

Like sharks smelling blood in the water. First it was Obasanjo, then IBB, then TY Danjuma. All these men are PDP founding fathers, paranoid because they have been severed from the umbilical cord from the Nigerian booty.

TY Danjuma, is one of the beneficiaries of the Abacha regime, he owns SAPETRO. And, of 2011 was on forbes as the 21 richest man in Africa, he has stakes in OML 130.

These old men have been growing fat while Nigeria was bleed dry and now things are changing; they fight tooth and nail.

Obasanjo personally snuffed the life out of Ajaokuta steel mill.

GavelSlam:


If only you could touch it.

FarahAideed:


You are liar for saying that OBJ snuffed out the life out of Ajaokuta when it's on record that it was this same useless Buhari that put a stop to Ajaokuta after his greed inspired coup against Shagari and till date that great vision has lost track

The federal government has spent over $8bn on the nearly moribund steel plant since its inception, the bulk which have been largely expended on the salary of workers of the company who have been idle since the Russians abandoned the construction of the gigantic venture in 1994.

GavelSlam:


I like how your tone has changed.

Previously I was considered BMC.

In any case, whenever you have a change of power after 2 decades of a group who have been in charge of the purse for that long, all manner of issues crop up. Some natural others deliberately stoked.

Only a naive individual would expect things to remain as they were.

Something has buckled and the aftershock is what we are experiencing.

If the public buys into the corrupt elites screams today, the it must mean they have learnt nothing and would continue to be cannon fodder.