Obere4u:
Reno and pdp always claiming any good thing this government did is their idea.
Why didn't they implement that idea for long? How many years was GEJ our president and he couldn't implement any of his plans? TSA, CONFAB?
they keep saying that this administration is playing blame game but they (pdp) are also shifting the blame. Why didn't GEJ use his authority to save during the rainy days?

Even in his books, he blamed Obama for losing election which he clearly lost on his inability to change the INEC chair when he had the opportunity to.

Reno should focus his energy more on the impending defeat that awaits Atiku

Ehiscotch:


When Buhari blames the past administration for the current woes of the country we ask him to shut up and take responsibility but why don't we be less hypocritical and do the same when the question of why GEJ didn't save (even when NOI clearly warned about recession and economic downturn) and he blames the governors for stopping him from doing so?

franchasng:
I will tell you people why there is high possibility that Buhari is being doubled by an imposter

PROOF 1:

Buhari's government has refused to re-shuffle its cabinet to avoid causing disunity among the cabinet members as some gets dropped, who may likely join opposition and begin to reveal secrets.

Ask yourself: how many democratically elected President of the world rule for 4 years straight with just one cabinet no re-shuffle even when its glaring that majority of the cabinet members are not performing and even when they are accused of corruption, nepotism, etc, Nigerians think!

"To clear doubts on Buhari/Jubril saga, he must run DNA test with his first son and publish the result in major newspapers. The test must not take place in UK and he must invite an opposition figure to witness where the sample will be taken"

~Senate President Bukola Saraki

If other Nigerian tribes refuse to think and talk out of fear and in the name of trying to remain politically correct and be seen as good/peaceful tribe, Igbos can never remain silent in midst of national disaster, this is why Igbos are the lion of Nigeria....and reason other tribes don't want Igbos to get freedom because they know without Igbos, they are doomed under Hausa-Fulani political oligarch

Diiet:
They know Osinbajo is verry popular and loved by the people,they are now trying to make him unpopular by attacking him and laying false accusations on him.
People with discerning minds understand this, and so this kindergarteen and primitive strategy is dead on arrival.
God bless Osinbajo the future president.

Ehiscotch:
GEJ had a tenure and half and really had nothing tangible to show for it.

I know many would come for me just to get likes and all but there was nothing in infrastructure, agriculture, or security or power or education, they were just riding on the high oil prices which would keep any oil dependent economy afloat.

I am not making comparison, just focusing on the topic.

Ehiscotch:
GEJ had a tenure and half and really had nothing tangible to show for it.

I know many would come for me just to get likes and all but there was nothing in infrastructure, agriculture, or security or power or education, they were just riding on the high oil prices which would keep any oil dependent economy afloat.

I am not making comparison, just focusing on the topic.

TOPCRUISE:


“When bitterness motivates you to conclude that someone MUST die from an ailment & the person survives, you’ve to delude yourself that you’re seeing a ghost in order to keep your sanity. That’s the situation with those who BELIEVE PMB is cloned. They’re struggling not to go insane”.

~ Festus Keyamo

Sirjamo:
So, it was Fashola and Oshiomole who made the buffoon to squander 55% of Federal government share of the sovereign wealth fund and thereafter proceeded to borrow for salaries?

This one can only use his false facts to deceive his foolish wailers who would believe anything, not me.

Ehiscotch:
GEJ had a tenure and half and really had nothing tangible to show for it.

I know many would come for me just to get likes and all but there was nothing in infrastructure, agriculture, or security or power or education, they were just riding on the high oil prices which would keep any oil dependent economy afloat.

I am not making comparison, just focusing on the topic.

martowskin1:
Let buhari continue biko, NL users never still get sense..... By 2023 when hunger is in another level, their sense go wakeup

MalcoImX:
People no get shame for this world.


Wendell Simlin is now accusing others of fakery.


Sometimes I blame Buhari for allowing these people free rein.

Gandollar:
Buhari is dead and stone cold. The present one is Lifeless. So how can he possibly do Your wish?

cyojunior1:



is this all what u have t0 say


Hmmmmmm u have nothing upstair I must confess

MalcoImX:
People no get shame for this world.


Wendell Simlin is now accusing others of fakery.


Sometimes I blame Buhari for allowing these people free rein.

Ehiscotch:


When Buhari blames the past administration for the current woes of the country we ask him to shut up and take responsibility but why don't we be less hypocritical and do the same when the question of why GEJ didn't save (even when NOI clearly warned about recession and economic downturn) and he blames the governors for stopping him from doing so?

Ehiscotch:


When Buhari blames the past administration for the current woes of the country we ask him to shut up and take responsibility but why don't we be less hypocritical and do the same when the question of why GEJ didn't save (even when NOI clearly warned about recession and economic downturn) and he blames the governors for stopping him from doing so?

Reference:


He was stopped by a court order that bordered on constitutionality. The penalty could have been impeachment. That is why in my opinion no leader can make the fundamental changes that will transit the country to the path of true and sustainable development on their own with mere policies and programs.

Granted the PDP then was largely power drunk and sluggish on reforms needed due to the complacency that attends to its long tenure in government, but you can see that in this government, even with the much trumpeted anti-corruption war as a panacea to our development, that it has not improved the lot of Nigerians.

Our chalkenge remains fundamental. The structure is just wrong, period. So any government that is elected next year, whether the Buhari led APC or the Atiku led PDP, will not make any meaningful impact come 2023.... except the person sets up the machinery to take this nation apart structurally for a better and more homogenous rebuild. Nigeria is by default a defective entity.

My old posts in 2014 are there for anyone to see and it rings true today. Without restructuring, governance in Nigeria is like paddling a canoe upstream. And since President Buhari has closed the door on any chance of restructuring we Nigerians can be guaranteed that by 2023 this country will be exactly the way he met it and hopefully not worse.

Ehiscotch:
GEJ had a tenure and half and really had nothing tangible to show for it.

I know many would come for me just to get likes and all but there was nothing in infrastructure, agriculture, or security or power or education, they were just riding on the high oil prices which would keep any oil dependent economy afloat.

I am not making comparison, just focusing on the topic.

MalcoImX:
You know G, we all know this.

The only way that those who don't feel alive and are afraid of Buhari is to wish him out of existence. He's too much for them to be dealt alive and contemplation of his death is their only consolation.

Buhari is the Mohammed Ali of Nigerian politics. Nothing for you but patience.

Diiet:
They know Osinbajo is verry popular and loved by the people,they are now trying to make him unpopular by attacking him and laying false accusations on him.
People with discerning minds understand this, and so this kindergarteen and primitive strategy is dead on arrival.
God bless Osinbajo the future president.

winterfell007:


You are so much of a fool. What authority are you talking about. Despite the stiff opposition they faced from the likes of Amaechi, Oshiomole and Fashola, they still managed to save some money in NSIA pool account
Why don't you ask Fashola, Amaechi and Oshiomole what they did with their savings since they didn't trust the Federal Government to save on their behalf

Ehiscotch:
GEJ had a tenure and half and really had nothing tangible to show for it.

I know many would come for me just to get likes and all but there was nothing in infrastructure, agriculture, or security or power or education, they were just riding on the high oil prices which would keep any oil dependent economy afloat.

I am not making comparison, just focusing on the topic.