Koryc:
Am sure the presidency paid HEAVILY for this irrelevant award.

TGM2015:

Not necessarily.

The post states "According to a statement from the African Development Bank (AfDB) on Friday, Buhari was named winner during the inaugural Africa Road Builders Conference held on March 31 in Cairo, Egypt." And for the last winner, it reported "Fattah al-Sissi, received the award “for his personal leadership and for the efforts made to ensure road safety and the health of the population in the context of transport”.

Take away bad belle, in Africa, in the context of transportation, Buhari deserves the award above his African counterparts.

engrflames:
Well deserved, all African award for worst performance.

JaneYave:
If Corruption has gone intercontinental. What can I say?

Rossiminku:


Nahh. When the world hears 'Nigeria' they think, big rich African country with great music and film/fashion industry, a decent soccer team, and a bit of a reputation for intelligent, ambitious, well-educated citizens ranging from Ivy League professors to online scammers''.

It is YOU who thinks they think ''Nigeria? Hahahahahaha.... big joke of a country!''.

That's all in your head.

Basher8583:


Stop being checky
You and I know Buhari will never get involved in such.

The question is are the achievments a lie or factual

Tetehjewels:


Cry today, cry tomorrow, cry forever, he still got the award. Your tears won't change it

Agbegbaorogboye:

The award is generally obscure with little pedigree. Only one past winner and wait for Abel Sissi of Egypt. I don't think he's in reckoning when you talk of African leaders making great impact on the world scene.

Tetehjewels:


You will be alright. Your bitterness is obscure and with very little pedigree as well. I hope you know this too

post=102186072:
God bless our darling Daddy President Muhammadu Buhari and his amiable Vice president Prof Yemi Osinbajo.


Everyone involved in deaths, sorrow, tears and blood in this nation will all dis a painful and shameful death.
They can never escape it.
A better Nigeria all around is what we want.

God bless Nigeria.

We Rise!

Agbegbaorogboye:


Bitterness as how? Who he epp? Even you who is jumping up and down. The award adds nothing to you. It doesn't guarantee an increase in pay for you nor change in your standard of living.
The award is insignificant in the grand scale of awards. That's the fact.
The Ethiopian PM won a Nobel prize and you're here jumping over an obviously arranged award.
Shameful

Your comment is just a grand display of bitterness. Read it yourself

I don't need the award to add value to my personal life before I appreciate it and say the truth my dear.

My standard of living is very good and my pay from my biz is very good too so don't worry about me..

Deal with your bitterness. That should be your focus

Tetehjewels:


Your comment is just a grand display of bitterness. Read it yourself

I don't need the award to add value to my personal life before I appreciate it and say the truth my dear.

My standard of living is very good and my pay from my biz is very good too so don't worry about me..

Deal with your bitterness. That should be your focus

TGM2015:
https://thedefenderngr.com/breaking-nigerias-president-buhari-wins-2021-all-africa-award-for-performance/

Agbegbaorogboye:


What truth are you saying? You're just jumping up and down for nothing. The question is what good does the award do us as a country? Zero.

But you're here celebrating as if you're the one who won the award. I've shown you the prestige of the award, you can't debunk that. Instead you attribute my telling you the truth about the award to bitterness.
I expect you to also be happy and dance around for the Ethiopian PM who had brought prestige and honour to Africa by being the second president to win a Nobel prize. Isn't that not worth celebrating more than a phantom award? Or are you bitter towards the Ethiopian PM?

Basher8583:


So says a graduate of primary school