Guestlander:


Why are some of you so fixated on Buhari? There was boko haram and killer herdsmen before Buhari became president and if Buhari should go today that will not be the end of the killings in different parts of Nigeria. Try and look at the bigger picture.

FarahAideed:
We the Nigerian people have resolved that Buhari must go

Guestlander:


Why are some of you so fixated on Buhari? There was boko haram and killer herdsmen before Buhari became president and if Buhari should go today that will not be the end of the killings in different parts of Nigeria. Try and look at the bigger picture.

Guestlander:


Why are some of you so fixated on Buhari? There was boko haram and killer herdsmen before Buhari became president and if Buhari should go today that will not be the end of the killings in different parts of Nigeria. Try and look at the bigger picture.

daroz:
Shehu Sani is a man I respect so much. He always say it the way it is.
I salute you sir.

ItsMeAboki:


Don't mind them, they foolishly assume the enmity they sewed into the hearts of Nigerians would automatically disappear along with Buhari whenever he eventually goes - very myopic ppl.

dustmalik:

They aren't fixated on Buhari. They simply hate the man. It doesn't matter what he does or not.

sole26:


what are d steps he has taken to bring d situation under control.Because herdmen were there before he came he should leave d situation dat way abi? Mumu

EarthXmetahuman:
Its funny how shehu sanni is playing opposition better than pdp, f.aggot fanni kayode and fayoshe put together.

Guestlander:


Why are some of you so fixated on Buhari? There was boko haram and killer herdsmen before Buhari became president and if Buhari should go today that will not be the end of the killings in different parts of Nigeria. Try and look at the bigger picture.

vinnex:


Yes,we know. It was there before Buhari came. GEJ did not take it cool with herdsmen attackers. If you recall elections was shifted 2wks because of herdsmen and the situation was handle well with farmers and villages in their homes.
Now what is happening? The amry protecting killer herders. It is only when you are attack that you will know what is happening today.

TheFreeOne:
Danjuma didn't say anything new. Many of us have opined same even on this forum. What surprises is why speak out so late.

Considering the patterns and the failure if bringing to justice the perpetrators only a fool still believes the security operatives aren't complicit in the killings by Fulani militia terrorist herdsmen and not defend himself.

Guestlander:


Why are some of you so fixated on Buhari? There was boko haram and killer herdsmen before Buhari became president and if Buhari should go today that will not be the end of the killings in different parts of Nigeria. Try and look at the bigger picture.

nijabazaar:
I am sort of Happy that we are "tiptoeing towards a minefield" at least it will set the path to "Going our separate ways"
Annoying Country..

AFONJAPIG:
KANU said it, we tag him enemy of the state... Nigerians should live with their blunder

freeze001:


Did he not promise to fix these issues? What bigger picture is there to look at with violence and bloodshed dotting the entire landscape? Why are the issues escalating rather than reducing? Should he not be working towards a lasting legacy of putting an end to these issues? Is that not part of the insecurity he based his campaign on as coming to address? Why should he be given a pass when he has clearly failed? Then buck stops at his damned table!

SweetJoystick:
Buhari is cursed

magoo10:
The three generals who know buhari in and out have spoken what we have always said about buhari. A nepostic tribal and sadistic disaster who does no nation any good but bring darkness and the constant shed of blood.

Reference:


Same way you thought and claimed Jonathan was the problem with all Nigeria and with him gone and superman elected Nigeria will become paradise.... same thing.
What was I telling folks like you before the elections. Seek my back posts.
Westerners apt in the democracy game had said it. Better strong institutions than strong men. Today the strong man plays aloof on all negative matters of state while killing off the last vestages of nationalism and national institutions, all of which are firmly politicised and tribalised.

FarahAideed:
We the Nigerian people have resolved that Buhari must go

ItsMeAboki:


No comparison at all.
Jonathan inherited a country on sound footing; with external reserves at about $60B, an unprecedented earnings potential (not enjoyed by any head of govt to date) through sale of crude oil averaging above $100/barrel - unfortunately what did he do with that opportunity?
He squandered everything, he did not save anything against a rainy day, instead he endorsed open corruption to a level never seen before, with his famous "Stealing is not Corruption;" he was also ethnically divisive with his famous "Igbos are pillars my administration," allowing his wife and kin from the ND e.g. Asari Dokubu to openly insult northerners and northern elders, he did nothing until too late as Igbo states profiled and arrested thousands of innocent northerners in detention camps as Boko Haram suspect; he was also vert petty and openly witch hunted political foes e.g Amaechi, Kwankwaso etc. by withdrawing their official security details as sitting governors, access to air travel, official residence; disruption of their private meetings, interfering with election of chairman of the governor's forum; he was criminally terrible with security as he mismanaged the Jos crisis and allowed Boko Haram to grow beyond expectation, under him mass territories were captured, army posts overtaken, many soldiers deserted or mutinied, leaving thousand and thousands in the N.E. unduly exposed and defenceless to be killed, maimed and raped, while many families were separated and scattered in several IDP camps, meanwhile he was shamelessly defending his sympathetic attitude for not taking the war to Boko Haram by calling them his SIBLINGS; at the same time he and his service chiefs were diverting billions of dollars meant for the war into their pockets and towards his failed re- election.

Buhari on the other hand Buhari inherited an already bankrupt country with: foreign reserves as low as $24B, oil price crashing below $30/barrel, an importation based economy with a citizenry already spoilt on importation of food and unnecessary luxury goods, endemic corruption at every level and the economy already poised to go into recession.

Given the above scenario it is a wonder how any sane person could attribute the current sufferings to Buhari instead of Jonathan's maladministration; I wonder how Buhari could have been responsible for the crash in international oil prices along with the attendant consequences of our mono- product dependant economy: such as the fall of the Naira against the Dollar and consequential inflation resulting in the rise in the cost of goods and services, including food?
Many ppl simply have short term memories and have easily forgotten how bad Jonathan was.