Sagamaje:
Sarrki how far Na. Happy Easter chief Bmc

Apart from medical reasons, the President was out of the country to seek security assistance, improve on the nation’s economy and trade, and seek support for his fight against corruption.

Nigeria attracted $3.4bn in FDI in 2015 and saw a huge boost in 2016 with the nation getting $5.1bn. However, in 2017, the nation’s FDI took a sharp decline, dropping to $3.5bn, and to $2.2bn in 2018. Ghana surpassed Nigeria in 2018 as it drew $3.3bn.

Realtord43:
Wasted 1yrs of tax payer money away on unproductive travelled.

sarrki:

Are you a Nigerian?

sarrki:


Brother I dey

God bless you

Happy easter

sarrki:
Spend all the 365 x 8 = your answer

Outside the shore of naija

So far there is Know looting of our money

Salaries are paid as at when due

Security of life an property is guaranteed

No issues

Sagamaje:


But we still fit fight ontop Buhari matter latter today o

sarrki:



We only disagree

We have different solution to our fatherland

We are lol right in our own way

sarrki:


Are you a Nigerian?

boostdom:
The critical thought on his travels should be: What is the net impact on the development and foreign policy of Nigeria?

Here is a geriatric coupist who spent about one-fifth of his directionless tenure bed ridden in a foreign land without accountability to the Nigerian people.

A man whose demeanour is the definition of criminal incompetence and gross cluelessness. Debile in thought, irresponsible in speech and parochial in action.

If he is not inciting ethnic and regional strife with his ill-thought gaffes, he is degrading women with his archaic patriachy.

lordkush:
e for better if other presidents visit us like that.

But they 're busy making thier own countries better.



But buhari is playing about.

what has these traveling done for nigeria. oya zombie op answer me b4 ogun kee you. bloody idiot

Gandollar:
Thanks my friend. This is an apt description of the lifeless Sudanese in aso rock. I have re-echoed this same opinion 6months into this ill-fated administration, but because of my siggy, many are selectively oblivious of this.

They play ludo with our collective good all in the name of politics.

The SW are doing the dirty job for buhari while praying that he doesn't sideline Tinubu a record second time but will hand over to him in 2023. That's their prayers, though with trepidation.

Iammo, 912, wirinet, B1AK3, sarrki

wirinet:


My name should not feature at all in group as I am not from the south west. I am from an oil producing areas of the Niger delta. Yes I supported Buhari against Jonathan, because of monumental corruption that bedevilled his administration. Buhari of course disappointed most of us that supported, but I still think that he was the lesser of 2 evils as far as the last election was concern. Atiku reminds me too much of Zuma of South Africa.
We need to start participating more in the political space, by choosing leaders who can carry out our aspirations, especially at the local levels. We need to stop fighting or wasting energy on irrelevant issues that cannot improve our current situation.
We need to work and think harder to succeed despite monumental challenges, instead of always looking for excuses as to why we cannot succeed because of everyone else.

Gandollar:
This really goes to show you are a kid and a liar too.

So you supported buhari because you thought he could perform? What indices influenced your decision? What barometer did you use to arrive at an empire evidence that buhari could perform?

I need answers backed by detailed facts.

I don't care after all over your choice, but the next time you own a company where the trior of Jonathan, buhari and Atiku were applicants, please ensure to give the job to buhari.