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dru23:
You must be naija based. The guy is not morally fit to be a president.. Go and dig into his past and come back to discuss ..yes he always hits the nail on head. What about his own head .what about comey situation.. What about the crowd size, what about so many people getting fire from the white house.. Do u think Obama can get away with what trump is doing..

rottennaija:
since it is trump who said it, all is well. He is right. But had it been PMB that said it, PDP, Reno Okoro, Foyose, FKK and many other would come for his head that he has disgrace Nigeria. That he is scaring away investors ...

dru23:
Yes he is very blunt to other people's mistake... but never blunt to his own mistake or short comings.... Example of the kettle calling the pot black...

teemanbastos:
True talk sir.
A rare type of leader he is.
Though Over 70 but he's a man of vigor and action.

Nigeria has a massive corruption problem, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday while receiving President Muhammadu Buhari at the White House.

But the U.S. will continue to offer its support for Nigeria to proffer a lasting solution to the menace.

“Nigeria has massive reputation for corruption,” Mr Trump said while standing by Mr Buhari. “I discussed it with the president and we agreed to do something on it.”

“We are working to cut” the corruption cases down, Mr Trump added.

Mr Buhari did not object to the observation, which he had repeatedly acknowledged publicly himself, and instead showed appreciation for the support of the U.S.

Asked whether he was offended by Mr Trump’s alleged denigration of African countries in the past, Mr Buhari said he was skeptical about the media reports and would rather not comment on them.

“I am being careful about what the press says about others and myself. But the best thing for me to do is to keep quiet,” Mr Buhari said.

Mr Buhari said his government had done a lot to curb human rights abuses in Nigeria, especially in the ongoing war against Boko Haram.

“The government of Nigeria remains committed to human right,” even in the course of fighting terrorism, Mr Buhari said.

Mr Buhari said he had no problem with the presence of American troops in Nigeria, saying they are only in his country to offer training and other support that are crucial to winning the war against terrorism.

“This is one of the best thing the United States could do for our country,” Mr Buhari said when asked whether he was concerned about the police role being played by America across the world.

Mr Trump said Mr Buhari’s comments were fair, but added that he would want to see America scale back its supervisory role across the world while improving trade with other countries.

“We wanna police our country. What we want to do now is to open Nigeria and other countries to trade,” he said.

On the concerns about low patronage of Nigerian crude by the U.S. in recent years, Mr Buhari said he would not tell another country what to do. He praised the U.S. for its technological innovations that have helped reduce its reliance on oil.

CodeTemplar:
Did he really say this?

atarapa:
from mushin booard a bus to oshodi and from oshodi board a bus to egbeda from egbeda board iyana iba.

iamgenius:
Rather Jesus forsake himself since he's God.The sins which God took upon himself made Jesus to forsake his manifestation at the moment. It's still the same thing with yours abi? Since both Jesus and god are the same. Òpònú.

faithugo64:
This environment harsh no be small o
Chai
Naija which way?

QueenOfNepal:
Thanks for your time, you can now go continue your prayers to be the next batch of university entrants

Ohammadike:
So you remember the body odor era when sychophants praised this dullard but now wind Don blow and we can see the fowls nyash

#BackToDauara2019

BeeBeeOoh:
You are an enemy of state




Please don't attack me, eye yam just tasting Sarrkî's shoes

Jesusloveyou:
bubu will be replace by who?
IPods and ohaneze lack common sense.

Play the Wise card by supporting buhari,