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ExInferis:Are you human? |
Goldenboy007:Go for 4 months without taking your bath or brushing your teeth or tending your hair and see if you will not be put in an asylum. |
History is slowly repeating itself. This is exactly what happened in his tenure as a military dictator. Buhari came in with a mantra of fighting corruption and he started an elaborate witchhunt of enemies (Decree 4) while the economy fell to ruins. The masses suffered like never before. Soon after he was booted out via a coup Now he is playing the same old script. |
Buhari is a confirmed obstinate retard. All the indicators are flashing red and well meaning Nigerians have since been warning him that body language is not sufficient yet he has refused to listen. His reasoning if any is drowned out by his sycophantic supporters and slaves. |
This is what you get when an illiterate dullard who has absolutely no clue about governance is hoisted on the country. In 100 days Nigeria has lost all its progress in every sector. Nigeria was listed in 2012 under GEJ and in January following anxiety on the upcoming elections stemming from violent open threats made by the dullard we were placed on a watch list. Now the elections are over, The world has been watching and there is no internationally acclaimed economic team they can relate with, no likes of Okonjo they can negotiate with. They do not understand the politics of putrid body odour aka body language, they work based on concrete policies and institutions and this slow snail in Aso rock who got F9 in most of his papers does not comprehend this simple fact. He is busy chasing rats while the economy is in flames. JP Morgan had no choice. This is just the beginning, if this snail of a president does not act fast then nothing will be left of our economy. |
authority2006:You call 2.4 billion stipend, no wonder your state is neck deep in debt. That is 6. 86% of the bail out money. If the state has spent money purchasing vehicles and equipment for the police like you claimed then why spend such ridiculous amount paying vigilante. I see a common trend in most clueless states that are in heavy debt. If I can recall such a similar trend is being practised in Imo. Most other states where you find such it is on a private sector basis. |
Following. I am a fan of Nissan sportier offerings like the 350z and the venerable gtr. |
shaddoww:You say 200 million every month is "just". That amounts to 2. 4 billion per annum. Well let me tell you what smarter states did with theirs. They purchased patrol vehicles and communication gadgets for their state police force which served as a great incentive for them to fight crime. 200 million can get 50 Kia Rio cars (using Enugu as an example) which can be stationed permanently at various outposts in the state. That way you reduce unnecessary recurrent expenditure and conserve money for capital projects which are also a source of employment. |
feekman:That's encouraging. Each time I read murano reviews online from experts, it always gets a high reliability rating. However, here in Nigeria the story changes, now I know the reason. Imagine someone pouring seahorse into a murano and then turning around to accuse the poor thing. |
aku626:Dey go hear am. |
afroniger:In other words anything one reads online is fact. |
OP your writing skill is appalling. Considering that you an undergraduate of a higher institution you need to place more emphasis on how to improve your intellect. Try and join a book club, or invest in novels which you can read in your spare time instead of staying glued to social media. |
afroniger:How do you know that? Enugu has about the densest population of doctors relative to any Nigerian city. Anambra has about the highest number of doctors by state origin so what exactly are you saying. Try and leave your enclave sometimes. |
Tydies:lol. Umu anumanu in this context is plural, meaning animals. Just like umu nwoke means men not children of men. |
STATE teaching hospitals not federal for those saying LUTH,UNTH,UCH etc. |
atlwireles:Thank you! The economy is directionless. A big no no for potential investors. |
biafrandream:I am also getting worried. His search light seems to have beemed on the ICC, the roads around there are beginning to develop potholes. I hope he has an eye for maintenance because given the amount of roads done by the previous administration he will have a lot of maintenance to do or else it will be back to square one. He also needs to start fulfilling his campaign promises. Emene, Abakpa, Nsukka, 9th mile corner etc. |
tsdarkside:I don't understand. Buhari has been nursing the ambition of leading Nigeria democratically for over a decade. Now he gets the chance and he is acting like a deer caught in full beam headlights. He should have had his economic team laid out way before he got into that seat, unless he is just there for quota sake. |
PassingShot:Your first point is contradictory. Nigeria witnessed its first true democratic change of government which made the world excited because they believed that Nigeria had attained a level of political stability. It is a big advantage not a disadvantage for a developing economy. Buhari failed to take advantage of that by not acting swiftly to put economic policies in place. Oil prices have been on the decline but that was not a veritable excuse for Jonathan so it shouldn't be for Buhari. Besides he knew (supposedly) the challenges he would be facing and still went ahead to make all the far fetched promises he did. It is now very obvious that Buhari never had a clue what it would take to turn the nation around. |
RIP to your mum. I guess the song brings back memories. |
Anyone listening to Buhari would sleep off too. |
Niwdog:I mean it is so foolish of him. He contradicted himself several times. He said no post should be seen as juicy then went ahead and said Igbos have the juiciest post. He was asked why no appointment from the SE so far then he said the Kachikwu is Igbo as if they are synonymous. |
adesegun121:Buhari has not commissioned a single power project. The DISCOs are private companies. So how in the world does the power you are enjoying have anything to do with Buhari. |
Excellent photography. |
The story doesn't add up. Professors retire with their salaries as pension. This may be a case of depression. He requires psychiatric evaluation. |
tayebest:I am not quoting Jonathan or your ragtag newspaper. I am quoting the CDC. When you want to start an argument get your facts right and from the correct source. So you don't seem ignorant. |
tayebest:Who was the president of Nigeria in 2003 and 2006 when the number of new cases of the polio wild virus skyrocketed. For your information as it is very obvious you are ignorant; as of the time Jonathan handed over there has been no new case of the wild polio virus for the past one year approximately. The last new case was in 24th July 2014. Thus this is a sharp decline from 1143 new cases in 2006 during Obasanjo's era to zero new case on Jonathan's hand over in 2015. Jonathan's aggressive campaign against polio was able to save Nigeria from a potential pandemic to zero new case. You blindly worship Buhari you see a picture and get excited. I deal with hard core facts. www.cdc.gov/ polio /updates/ |
UrennaNkoli:Don't be ignorant. Read below, note the dates and the key players. Five northern states: Kano, Zamfara, Kaduna, Niger and Bauchi boycotted polio eradication when religious and political leaders endorsed rumors that oral polio vaccine was an American conspiracy to spread HIV and cause infertility. The rumors had circulated in Nigeria and elsewhere for many years but the tense political situation following elections in April 2003 provided motives for state governments in the north to antagonize the federal government (Kaufmann and Feldbaum, 2009).This happened against a background of court proceedings in the United States where Nigerian families were suing Pfizer for alleged unethical practice during clinical trials of an antibiotic drug in Kano (Yahya, 2006). In most Nigerian states, the vaccine suspensions were short-lived but the newly elected governor of Kano enforced the boycott for 11 months. This catalyzed a resurgence of polio in the country with more than five times the number of cases in 2006 than in 2002 (reported incidence jumped from 202 in 2002 to 1,143 in 2006). Nigerian strains of the virus spread to 15 other countries (CDC, 2009) many of which had been previously certified polio-free and were detected as far away as Indonesia (Larson and Ghinai, 2011). This vaccine boycott dealt a severe blow to global eradication efforts. It accounted for 80% of the world’s paralytic cases and the financial burden on the international community amounted to more than $500 million (WHO, Global alert and response, 2009). www.cenresinpub.org/.../Page%20100-1... |
If not for northern Nigeria polio would have been eradicated worldwide a long time ago. |
APC! Liars. A government of falsehood, propaganda and body language. |
Hero10001:That will depend on his budget. An additional 400k may not be enough. |
Polygamy which is begotten by Islam is one of the strongest vices eating away northern Nigeria. Multiple wives that are not catered for with numerous children that are left unattended add to the mix a misinterpreted religion and kaboom. |
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