Buhari is really doing fine and he should continue.

Buhari made sense with that one decision.

Frank Donga just dropped a new song titled "This table you're shaking".

God knows those on the table he is talking about.

But, the song sounds really cool though. I like the thought process that went into the song and I think Frank Donga should not venture into music at all.

Anyway, that is for jokes though.

Let us shake some tables. Has anyone seen some of the achievements of the Buhari administration?

Let me see if I can attach some pictures to explain what I mean.

looool.

Nice caption

Almaiga:
Sai Baba!!!

Good work by Buhari is going on real well.

Timibabaj:
The Special Presidential Investigation Panel (SPIP) for the Recovery of Public Property has recovered $7 million (N2.1 billion at official rate) illegally kept in Heritage Bank.

The Chairman of the panel, Okoi Obono-Obla, disclosed this while briefing President Muhammadu Buhari on activities of the panel.

The spokesperson of the SPIP, Lucie-Ann Laha, made this known in a statement on Tuesday.

Mr Laha quoted Mr Obono-Obla as telling the president that the panel had also recovered N533 million and land worth N1.5 billion, all from the “previous management” of NEXIM Bank.

He said the recovered funds and property had since been returned to the bank.

Mr Obono-Obla stated that the panel had also recovered and returned to the National Theatre, N24 million which was allegedly diverted by some directors of the agency.

Also recovered, he said, were two hectares of land in Abuja valued at over N2 billion, belonging to the National Council of Arts and Culture.

READ MORE: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/272211-presidential-panel-briefs-buhari-announces-recovery-of-7mn-n1-5bn-others.html

I hope Buhari extends this kindness to other heroes.

Okonsyourguy:
Today was quite different In majorly everything, From the place I would normally go to work, to the place where I had to got to for work today. Anyway, the most shocking thing for me, was the absence of traffic today. The roads were awesomely free. Free to a point where I could never believe Lagos could be like that on a weekday.
But, it has to do with the kind thing Buhari did by conferring a long due honor to MKO Abiola.
The event for this conferment happened today and it was a huge success with Buhari in the best of characters. Anyway, I trust that Buhari will keep up the good work.

Buhari's good deed cannot be hidden whether OAPs talk about them or not.

Jakinola01:
Nigerian OAP’s and International people are beginning to give us more new people who will need a platform a space to showcase what they have.
But, what happened to those in the Legendary level? Should we forget them because they are old?
When Ras was alive, no one invited him to events, no man thought about him. He had no endorsements, nothing to keep body and soul together. Now he is dead and every Nigerian OAP wants to talk about him and share moment.
Same way they will keep quiet for anything concerning the good efforts of Buhari in Nigeria. But no, they will not.

It's a pity how she died. talking about Buhari, I believe that people will eventually come to appreciate his good deeds.

Timibabaj:
Did you people hear of the lady that committed suicide just recently? I read her story and it was not really nice. It was not what I expected to hear.
I mean, people cheat all the time and people do what they want to do, but, she decided to commit suicide since none of the 3 kids she currently has are for the man she is married to.
Is that enough reason to commit suicide? I think not.
I think she did not wait to see what could have happened.
Impatience. Funny thing is, the guy may be the gentle guy who would have forgiven her. But no, she took her life in a hurry.
Same thing with people jumping into conclusions in a bad way.
Same way people want to change the good govt of Buhari this quickly. They are jumping to conclusions and rushing unnecessarily. Maybe they should check all he has done so far and see that he can do way more. Anyway, you people should stop jumping to conclusions really.

The internet has made a lot of things possible. One of such is the ease with which people can now make money online. I wish people would understand that with the ease that we can use the internet, is also the ease with which we can make money online.
There are different forms and methods of making money online. Minus G things though. Making money online is quite simple these days. I bet we should thank the Govt of Buhari for his reforms in the NCC that made all these possible.
Anyway, let us do a thread of all the legit money making schemes we have tried before.

Correct Guy

bennymark:
And you are waiting for same guys to slide into your comment?

La-la come and delete my comment biko

We are not entering dm here o. Not even to enter comment. Oh wait, we have entered comment already.


Anyway, the Buhari example is good sha

Chi12baby:
See ehn, maybe I am the only lady talking about it, but I really must say ehn, I don’t like Nigerian guys just enter your dm like that as if there are no gate men there they will talk to.
Haba, there are appropriate ways to enter a lady’s dm to talk na. We have not even started talking, some will start sending you bad bad pictures. I cannot talk about those kind of pictures o. Abeg o.
Anyway, maybe this is what Baba Buhari saw when he referred to our youths as lazy youths sha. But the good Baba Buhari was correct sha. You guys sha. Maybe you should use Behind style and enter dm.
Anyway, use Buhari’s style to do your things. You can simply be interesting and make sure the girl loves your conversation with her properly. Or, use the other Buhari style and be doing plenty good good things underground and let your success make the noise. The same way Buhari’s success is making waves in Nigeria’s political climate.

Who give una work?
I like that Buhari toasting sha

Jakinola01:
To toast woman dese days na work o. These days, men, full grown men go dey ask for retweets to go out with women. Na wa o. Is that what we agreed on? How are guys like this na? We fit change this narrative? I swear ehn, if boys fit do normal toast woman proper the same way Buhari take toast Yoruba people, enough sense go dey the mix.

See as them carry do that one. Find wetindem want, carry the thing give them. Wetin come remain na?
If na you, you no go gree as Yoruba people take gree for Buhari correct plan?

Who knows where I can download all his songs. In this good Buhari time, we need to talk about data and how we can download plenty movies o.

Timibabaj:
Big ups to the one and only Ras Kimono. Jah man. The respect will never falter. You are the best and even though death came this way, you are a legend that will never be forgotten.

The thing with the Nigerian music scene is the part where I don’t like that we only wait for things to happen to our Artistes before e remember how great they are.

Looking at it, a lot of new artists have flourished under the awesome tenure of Buhari.

I think we should appreciate these artists and appreciate them well enough. Not every time waiting for their death before we can do anything or before we can be singing their praises.

Ever since Buhari graciously signed the Not too Young to Rule Act, people have indicated interest. Very good and impressive turnout from youths I must confess. I like how they have come all out to make it happen.
But, maybe we are too much in a hurry. Because the bill has been signed, even those struggling to eat 3 square meals want to contest. How? Is that how things are done?
Maybe you should try your hands on something small first. Start with House of Rep, Senate, Councillor, Chairman etc. But everything is on the Presidential seat. No na.
Not like that. Anyway, I would suggest you guys should let Buhari finish this his tenure very well and by then we will be ready totally.

I have to admit that this post has given me an insight into what has been going on. Nigeria is still pretty much a work in progress and I believe that we will gradually get there. Surely.

I also believe that if Buhari had not inherited a rotten economy, the nation's growth would have been way faster than it is right now.

Nevertheless, from your post, it appears that we are on the right track already. All we need to do as citizens of this country is to have patience and trust the journey.

Thank you so much for educating us on Buhari's achievements. More people need to see this.

Timibabaj:
The next general election is in 8 months time - February 2019. As expected, a good number of Nigerians like myself are concerned about the performance of the current administration headed by President Muhammadu Buhari.

It is safe to say that we have experienced 'changes' under this administration as they promised - both positive and negative. But, to be honest, we haven't seen much positives yet.

However, you can't deny the fact that the previous administration of Goodluck Jonathan set the pace for some of the unpleasant experiences Nigeria has had in the last 3 years. The level of impunity it condoned was enough to wreck the economy of any nation in the world.

The reason for this post is not to give Buhari a pass mark (I am a strong critic of his administration by the way). But as someone who is an avid follower of Nigerian politics, and someone who has a strong interest in the advancement of this nation regardless of whoever is in power, I won't fail to appreciate The good deeds when I see them.

President Buhari inherited an economy which was literally on 'life support'. Yes, he made a few mistakes which hurt the economy further; one of which was the late appointment of ministers. But, within these 3 years, he has been able to stabilize an ailing economy with the little resources he was left with.

On the 1st of June 2018, Vanguard newspapers released a fact sheet outlining the policy and programme achievements of the Buhari Administration since it assumed office three years ago. This fact sheet highlights the successes in the economy, security, and the fight against corruption.

Below is a breakdown of the achievements of Buhari's administration so far in just 3 years.


- Nigeria’s economy is back on the path of growth, after the recession of 2016-17 (1.95 percent growth in Q1 2018).

- The Buhari Administration’s priority Sectors of Agriculture and Solid Minerals maintained consistent growth throughout the recession.

- Inflation has fallen for the fifteenth (15th) consecutive month, from 18.7 percent in January 2017 to 12.5 percent as of April 2018.

- External Reserves of US$47.5 billion are the highest in 5 years and double the size as of October 2016.

- Total exports in 2017 were 59.47% higher than for 2016.

- The 1st quarter of 2018 saw the 4th consecutive quarterly increase in capital importation since Q2 2017. The total value of capital imported in the quarter stood at US$6.3 billion, which is a year-on-year increase of 594.03%, and a 17.11% growth over the figure in the previous quarter.

- The new FX Window introduced by the CBN in April 2017, now sees an average of US$1 billion in weekly turn-over and has attracted about US$25 billion in inflows in its first year (and a total turnover of $47.14 billion) – signaling rising investor confidence in Nigeria.

- Nigeria’s Stock Market ended 2017 as one of the best-performing in the world, with returns in excess of 40 percent.

- Five (5) million new taxpayers added to the Tax Base since 2016, as part of efforts to diversify Government revenues.

- Tax Revenue increased to N1.17 Trillion in Q1 2018, a 51% increase on the Q1 2017 figure.

- N2.7 Trillion spent on Infrastructure in 2016 and 2017 fiscal years, an unprecedented allocation in Nigeria’s recent history.

- Fourteen (14) moribund Blending Plants revitalized so far under the Presidential Fertilizer Initiative (PFI); with a total capacity of 2.3 million MT of NPK fertilizer.

- In May 2018, the Federal Government launched the Presidential Infrastructure Development Fund (PIDF), under the management of the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority. The PIDF is kicking off with seed funding of US$1.3 billion.

- Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) in March 2018 invested US$10m to establish a world-class Cancer Treatment Centre at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), and US$5m each in the Aminu Kano University Teaching Hospital and the Federal Medical Centre, Umuahia, to establish modern Diagnostic Centres. These Centres should be completed before the end of 2018.

- The Buhari Administration issued N100 billion Sukuk Bond in 2017, Nigeria’s first sovereign Sukuk Bond. Proceeds from that Bond are funding 25 major road projects across the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria.

- Nigeria’s economy is back on the path of growth, after the recession of 2016-17 (1.95 percent growth in Q1 2018).

- The Buhari Administration’s priority Sectors of Agriculture and Solid Minerals maintained consistent growth throughout the recession.


When you look at these achievements critically, you will understand that a foundation has been set for a better Nigeria.

At this point in time, what Nigeria needs is consistency.

President Buhari may not be the best ever president we have had in our history but for the fact that he has been able to significantly turn around our economy for good in just 3 years, as his worst critic, I have no choice but to give him his due accolades.