NOBLEDANDY:
Buhari should resign... He doesn't know what he is doing there...

Opinedecandid:


I know what some certificateless, NEPA Certificate-holders don't know, including you.

MizMyColi:


He did not mention anything about the PDP, there is no need roping them in.
He merely took us down memory lane, and except a person has chosen to be narrow minded, aside sounding angry, the points he made should not be waved away with a side hand.
For all we know, President Buhari's admittance into the NA might have been a product of Nepotism and not merit, as uptil this day, we are yet to see a copy of said certificate. We are only told it is with the NA.
I have always said that if Mr Buhari is true to his words on sincerity and integrity, there are certain needless controversies he would have put to rest. The certificate saga is one of them.

2. His anger (if he truly is/was) is not far-fetched. The topic speaks about a 2015 president Buhari who is so keen on driving away corruption, meanwhile, according to Duru1's opinion, this is the same man who was admitted to the NA based on nepotistic tendencies, an extension of which led to his overthrow in 1966.

Talk begets talk

Splashme:
[size=13pt]I knew that story was a lie fabricated by that devilish APC. [/size]

Mogidi:


The Buko hari leader is the one inciting and beating war drums by his lopsided appointments and his plan to use resources from the 5% who didn't vote for him to assuage the hardship of the 95% who did.

Opinedecandid:
Not a sign of improvements of the Nigerian economy.

Do not be deceived!

Dcomrade:
Waiting for the attackers to attack your person and not the message ....while I watch from close range.

The Nigerian Presidential Air fleet is
being maintained by over 10 billion Naira
budget yearly. Poor states like Osun,
Gombe, Ebonyi, Ekiti get less than two
billion Naira every month from the
Federal Revenue Mobilisation and Fiscal
Commission as allocation. The
presidential fleet is the third largest
aircraft fleet in the country, coming
behind Arik, which has 22, and Aero
Contractors, which has 14. The
Presidential Air fleet has 10 aircraft. They
include two Falcon 7X jets, two Falcon
900 jets, Gulfstream 550,one Boeing 737
BBJ (Nigerian Air Force 001 or Eagle
One), Gulfstream IVSP.

Others are one Gulfstream V, Cessna
Citation 2 aircraft and Hawk Siddley
125-800 jet.

Each of the two Falcon 7X jets purchased
in 2010 cost $51.1m, while the
Gulfstream 550 costs $53.3m. However,
airline CEOs put the average price of
Falcon 900 at $35m, Gulfstream IVSP at
$40m, Gulfstream V at $45m, Boeing 737
BBJ at $58m; Cessna Citation is $7m and
Hawker Siddley 125-800 at $125-800 at
$15m.

gregg2:

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Buhari is never my President. I am not proud of him.

How many Nigerians even voted for him? 15m out of total population of 180m does not represent a true wishes and aspiration of a people. Never!

I can't wait for him for 4yrs to come and go[/size]

KingTom:
hahahahahaha Ode ido, o ra dodo ni ido, o je dodo ni ido, o wa fi owo dodo pa omo oni dodo ni idodo!
How will they recover the fees they wasted on this one?

JudismphD:
dont worrk 5k await hungry imp like u from ur lord. Atleast garri and sugar don sure for the family. U go cry tire

JudismphD:
shameful generation of yours right. Pockets of nonetity rights? I see

kennyalao:

Rather APC should stop crying on behalf of SE that have chosen its polical alliance as it deems fit