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Gbawe:
This article is written by someone on crack cocaine who is hoping others will get as high as he is.

diluminati:
We are not even suppose to burn his billboard but his carcass after been shot in the firing squad for crimes against humanity

barcanista:
Thank you OP. Some people seriously wish to re-write history but they will always be shamed. The integrity of Gen Muhammadu Buhari can never be questioned. That's a fact!

Oklander:
What is wrong with been sponsored by Tinubu? Pls, do not vomit trash of no legal backings, you people can lie and propagate different propagandas.

Oklander:
By the left, Maaaarch tiiime, Oya Gej, left right, left right>>>>out of Aso rock.

#March.out.incompetence, March.GeJ.out.of.Asorock.
#March.in.integrity, March.in.Buhari.into.Asorock.

Chuksgeo:
It is very strange to me seriously, because I haven't seen any genuine effort on his part to fight corruption.

N5 billion recovered, 40 arrested over oil subsidy fraud— EFCC
November 11, 2014

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/n5-billion-recovered-40-arrested-oil-subsidy-fraud-efcc/#sthash.Vt13qXxq.dpuf

Money Laundering : EFCC Floors Igbinedion as Appeal Court Okays Ex-Gov’s Trial
10 Apr 2014

More from: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/money-laundering-efcc-floors-igbinedion-as-appeal-court-okays-ex-gov-s-trial/175848/

EFCC Arraigns 40 Suspects Over N4.5 Billion Pension Scam
14 NOVEMBER 2011

More from: http://allafrica.com/stories/201111150067.html

Chuksgeo:
It is very strange to me seriously, because I haven't seen any genuine effort on his part to fight corruption.

N5 billion recovered, 40 arrested over oil subsidy fraud— EFCC
November 11, 2014

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/n5-billion-recovered-40-arrested-oil-subsidy-fraud-efcc/#sthash.Vt13qXxq.dpuf

Money Laundering : EFCC Floors Igbinedion as Appeal Court Okays Ex-Gov’s Trial
10 Apr 2014

More from: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/money-laundering-efcc-floors-igbinedion-as-appeal-court-okays-ex-gov-s-trial/175848/

EFCC Arraigns 40 Suspects Over N4.5 Billion Pension Scam
14 NOVEMBER 2011

More from: http://allafrica.com/stories/201111150067.html

dgr8truth:
Why asking a question that the answer to most of us is obvious.

In 2003 the last year of Obj first tenure according to transparency international we were 2nd (no. 132 of 133 ) most corrupt country in the world. In 2007 the last year of Obj second tenure we were in no. 147 out of 179 and in 2014 we are in no. 136 of 179. So in GEJ tenure so far we have moved 11 points up the ladder of less corrupt countries.

GEJ may not be fighting corruption the way Obj did but he is definitely winning the war against corruption. Beside Obj's anti-corruption crusade never yielded meaningful result other than political bullying and intimidation.

Facts don't lie and though some may live to forget yesterday others don't.

#GEJtill2019.

www.transparency.org/research/cpi/cpi_2003
www.transparency.org/research/cpi/cpi_2007/0/
http://www.transparency.org/cpi2014/results

barcanista:
We keep reading and listening to rhetorics yet Nigerians are still suffering with economy shattered. We don't just want to hear stories, we need to feel it and experience it. We can only do that under Muhammadu Buhari's administration. Jonathan is a clueless failure

Omooba77:
Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa have been ranked as Africa’s top investment destinations in Ernst & Young’s (EY’s) Africa Attractiveness Survey.The survey revealed a dramatic improvement in the continent’s perceived attractiveness, now at second place. Although foreign direct investment (FDI) numbers painted a mixed picture, it showed that companies are successfully growing in Africa.In 2013, Africa’s share of global FDI projects reached 5.7 per cent, its highest level in a decade. The number of new FDI projects in Africa increased by 4.7 per cent, although the total number of new FDI projects declined by 3.1 per cent, due to the political, uncertainty in North Africa.However, the report culled from CPAFRICA website, showed that the average size of FDI projects increased to $70.1 million in 2013, from $60.1 million in 2012.In terms of destination, while South Africa maintained its position as the top FDI destination, emerging hotspots for investment were listed as Kenya, Ghana, Mozambique, Uganda, Tanzania and Zambia.“The prime factors behind the sub-Saharan African growth story are strong macroeconomic growth outlook, improving business environment, rising consumer class, abundant natural resources, democratic dividend and infrastructure development.“African investors nearly tripled their share of FDI projects over the last decades and intra-African investment has also driven job creation on the continent.“This growth is fueled by the need for improved regional chains and strengthening regional integration,” it added.It noted that with the diversification of economic activity in Africa gathering pace, growing employment levels are creating a new consumer class.This it said paved the way for increasing FDI in consumer-focused services and manufacturing sectors.“Sectors other than extractive are growing in importance. The most striking observation from this year’s survey is how Africa’s perceived attractiveness has improved.“In less than five years, Africa has risen to become the second most attractive investment destination in the world, tied with Asia.“South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya are considered the most attractive investment destination in Africa, whereas Morocco is seen as the leading destination for doing business in North Africa, largely on account of its relatively stable political environment,” it added.Continuing, it added: “Even though investment perceptions have improved so dramatically, actual investment in Africa has not accelerated as much since many potential foreign investors contine to view the entire continent as a high-risk destination.“This view is often based on perceptions that are 20 to 30 years out of date. But it is important to highlight the real challenge of doing business on the continent.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ernst-young-nigeria-kenya-south-africa-are-africa-s-top-investment-destinations/191812/

Uncletony:
I graduated 2yrs ago. I already have my own family, 2 cars 4 mysef & my wife. I did not wait 4 any one to feed me not even d government!. I started poultry biz & today i can boast of 1000 layers laying already. That is abt 30,000 naira every day. & abt 900,000 naira every month. Now tell me is d country good for investment or not?!. No food 4 a lazy man!!..buhari may become d president bt he wont cook & bring to ur table. Do sometin meaningful to hep ur life. America is only better than Nigeria in thinking. Think my dear..dnt fool ursef....

hunter21:
Noo you know, some people can singlehandedly reduce the global price of crude oil

Bekwarra:
[size=14pt]Aregbesola Owes salaries & Pensions for Months[/size]

Some 1diots on nairaland will just stay in the comfort of their rooms and be praising sub-humans like Aregbe to high heavens. The problem with our people is they don't travel around.
This same Aregbe who has not paid salaries or pension for months now. He's been at logger-heads with tertiary institutions academic staff for months now. Nothing is working in Osun.
Before you run your mouth, it's my state of origin so I know what I'm saying. He last paid my popman's pension in July 2014. Thank God he doesn't have to depend on the pension for survival, but what about the thousands of others who have no other means?

geedot:
ℓ don't think there's αηу Government secondary school classrooms as worse as this in Lagos, and this was supposed to be a tertiary institution for God's sake!

Change2015:
Your ignorance is startling. You imagine someone will buy a jet for a one or two month campaign when they can rent it or even borrow? Pdp-style stupidity on display! #stupidasmud

#change
#GMB
#APC

KenJak:
If actually this horrible thing was said by Fayose, well, he will be the first to die cos Buhari is going to live long.

Jarus:
Most humble president, there we go again....

Obiagelli:
Why are you going rabid all over this thread, provide your own stats

Obiagelli:
Did you see the graph? You have better stats

killerman47:
poverty level is still at about 71.9%

Mega72:
It's only a fool blend persn tht will deniel or pretend that President GEJ has not added meaniful developments in Nigeria since he assumed office,tell me the so called world power country tht does not hve unemployments,have u asked urself how old they are and how old Nigeria democracy is? under 1 term am administraction

- brought back our dead rail system,
- send back almajiries to sch,
- broght back our health sector,
- more universities built,
- over 20,000 of our dead federal roods built,
- new airports,
- attrated investors to nigeria
- therby creating jobs,
- the biggest and best economy in africa,
- the destination of world investors,
- gave voice to our women,etc,

then sombody will be talking that he has not done anything,even in his weakness and mistakes as a man,GEJ has done well and must be surpported for another 4years.