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cstr1001: Built2last: Lipscomb:This is so sad.... howelse can we start telling these people to stop their bigotry....if buhari kills all Nigerians and leave u, he is still better than jonathan? Cos jonathan is not Fulani |
I stand with Atiku too. Click like for Atiku 2019 Atiku2019: |
Trust zombies to make excuses for Buhari....but most would have thoroughly crucified Jonathan hypocrites and fools. |
londoner:Igbos do not talk of going there....igbos only support them because they were among the few countries who supported and helped Biafra in 1967 ![]() |
Sure...you are Nigeria's problem. Tell me why a structure which is based on taking oil from Niger Delta to build your katsina state should be a problem. ![]() |
ManirBK:If u wonder why Nigeria is not developed, it is because of northerners like this one. People with a crude understanding of life and governance ![]() |
Jesusloveyou:wow wow wow. Wait o...this one is telling us that with buharis plan Nigeria will be back to glory in 2020 With GEJ plan Nigeria would have been back to glory by 2017 ![]() |
This is propaganda...this 'priest' doesnt exist. |
GavelSlam:You are really one of the most unintelligient Buhari supporters on this forum. Always filled with bitterness ![]() |
Amechi is silly ![]() |
Government of dullards ![]() |
RisMas:how am i a bigot? |
uba1991:propaganda is always a lie. Point out the lie in my post. |
Failures of Buhari: 1.Power supply: Nigerians have been groaning over epileptic power supply which has crippled many businesses. While campaigning for the presidential election last year, the APC on which ticket Buhari contested, promised to expand electricity generation and distribution to 40,000 MW. Igerians are still waiting for this to become a reality. 2.Economic crisis/Naira: The value of the naira has continued to dwindle. Today, it’s going up and the next day it’s dropping. As at Monday, April 18, it was trading between N317 and N320 for a dollar. 3.Budget: This is not the first time Nigeria is passing a budget but this particular administration's budget has always been the most controversial and always takes too long to get the passed into law. Often, it is riddled with padding and irrelevant items. 4.Fuel scarcity: There seems to be no end in sight to the lingering fuel scarcity. When Nigerians think the scarcity is over, it rears its ugly head once again. You can’t just drive freely into any petrol station and buy fuel, you would have to queue for at least 30 minutes. Some motorists buy fuel for between N150 and N300 per litre. 5.Security challenges: While Buhari focuses on curbing Boko Haram insurgency, he continues to keep mute on the wanton killings by Fulani herdsmen terrorising farming communities across Nigeria. Fulani herdsmen are causing havoc and nothing is being done and boko haram is also waxing strong. 6.Unemployment: Buhari promised the creation of 1 million new jobs annually during 2015 election campaigns. While Nigerians wait for Buhari to fulfill this promise, some who have jobs are being fired on a daily basis as some companies laying off staff due to the harsh economy. 7. Nepotism. Lopsided appointments that favour the north. 8. Undemocratic. Disobeying rule of law. Illegally using the military and security agencies to muscle opposing voices. 9. Wastefulness: Spent millions of naira to treat himself abroad, when the same resource can be spent to improve the quality of health care and facility in any Abuja hospital. Budgets more money for Aso rock maintenance than any other govt. Unnessessary travels. |
Okorocha is now valueless. A discredited politician. |
Na suicide remain for this girl last last ![]() |
Buhari's govt is filled with illegality, bigotry and out-right mistakes. Yet people want to re-elect him. A man who would be 77 yrs in 2019? Gosh we are lost as a nation. |
The $1 Billion is simply for 2019 elections. Just like GEJ in 2015, Buhari is aware of his low rating and intends to spend a lot of money to launder his image in 2019. Only a fool, a bigot and/or a very wicked person will vote to re-elect a 77 year old man who spent up to 12 months in hospital his first term....especially when no major milestone was recorded in that first term If re-elected, Buhari would be 81 years in 2023. Do we hate ourselves so much in this country that we would elect a very old man to lead us into the future? Someone whose reference point is from a time before most of us were born? Pls dont re-elect Buhari. |
No politician in Nigeria's 57 years history played politics of bitterness like Buhari...not even Awolowo. When in a democracy, a Nigerian citizen cant predict what would happen to him in accordance with the laws of the land if he commits an offence. Sad really. The thing about bitterness in politics is this....if we applaud a vindictive politician who disregards rule of law because our percieved enemies are at the receiving end, tomorrow, we may face the same persecution and nobody will speak for us. |
U wonder why Nigeria is yet to develope? Look up north and see |
But e go sha pain ngeneukwenu ![]() |
Buhari has no integrity (BBC 2015) |
U.S. stocks were on a first-class ride into record territory in 2017. But they weren't alone. The value of public companies on global stock markets grew by $12.4 trillion in 2017, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices, which included dividends in its calculation. A number of markets even outperformed the U.S. Here's a look at the biggest stock market winners of 2017: 1. Argentina 2. Turkey 3. Nigeria 4. Hong kong 5. U.S The Nigerian All-Share index is still miles below record highs set in early 2008, but a 43% rally in 2017 has helped to close the gap. The index suffered mightily in 2015 and 2016 as low oil prices, militant attacks, currency troubles, elections and Ebola hit investor sentiment. But oil prices have moved higher, the central bank has made it easier to swap currencies and the economy has snapped out of recession, explained Zin Bekkali, founder and CEO of Silk Invest. Many analysts are optimistic that stocks could keep rising in 2018. "If you look at where we stand today, the [Nigerian] market is still one of the cheapest markets on the planet," said Bekkali. http://money.cnn.com/2017/12/27/investing/best-stock-markets-2017-world/index.html
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This topic should be screen grabbed. We shall use it to bury APC and Buhar in 2019 when that start complaining that low oil prices made them not to perform. They claim oil sold above $100 during GEJ regime, but they never say for how long it remained at that |
ManirBK:u northerners are the main reason Nigeria is backwards ![]() |
BUHARI IS THE WORST PRESIDENT SINCE 1999 |
sunbilor:Dogara or Atiku no matter. What I want is PMB out of Aso rock in 2019. The mediocrity is too much |
ManMountain:check my post in 2015 https://www.nairaland.com/2181681/5-things-should-know-inecs#31352232 Bede2u: |
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hypocrites and fools.
