Brushstrokes20:
The only THING worse than buhari is buhari ITSELF.

The doomed, diabolic herder is all shades of disasters!

Dude's Nigeria's worst blunder.

Eeeish! Please take it easy on the old demented gworo chewing senile idiot from Futa jalon.

Me know say every politican in apc has his/her own private demon. Wickedness is an understatement.

ok

u guys are just here making online noise, this party is winning governorship elections, how dem take win am , no be by voting? who voted for them?, instead of u all to gather together and vote them out, from counselor to local govt chairman to house of rep and legislators to governor, put hands together and vote them out, una dey here dey fight for Seun website

Feggie3:


Eeeish! Please take it easy on the old demented gworo chewing senile idiot from Futa jalon.

Chisos .... Bro pls have mercy on the fragile fvcktard o!.... Hope we can endure the scumbag till 2023

Brushstrokes20:

Chisos .... Bro pls have mercy on the fragile fvcktard o!.... Hope we can endure the scumbag till 2023

No I can't

I can't take it anymore

Grace001:


Anything to inflict hardship and suffering on Nigerian masses is Buhari led government agenda. The unfortunate part of it is that Nigeria masses enjoy the suffering, and they smile while they suffer

PDP should just shutup!!...party wey don die since 2015...if not for their 16years of idiocy will APC be given a chance to change Nigeria from bad to worse?...from worse to next level of bad,worse worst!!...Tueh tueh!!

hstar:

No I can't

I can't take it anymore

my dilemma is worse o.... I can't forgive myself enough for campaigning and voting for him in 2015
# from fry pan to FIRE

Now, my South South and South East friends can't stop laughing at me

fowlyansh181:
PDP is one of the worst opposition in history. A working opposition would get a powerful working media house, have a vibrant spokesperson and a dedicated group always reminding nigerians of the sufferings in these times. Not just an online presence but an offline presence , most nigerians offline aren’t even aware of all these hardship ready to come , opposition shouldn’t be mute, they should be vocal , constantly remind nigerians of their suffering this past 8 years , sound it as an alarm , don’t relent , don’t be backed into a corner , be bold, capitalize on APC’s failures cos they have a lot and make this a campaign point , bring out a messiah, someone the people will believe in as an end to all this crap .. election is fast approaching and we don’t even know the plan pdp has for this country should they show their candidate, na like this people go continue for apc hand? Or everyone believes in doing small campaigning come next year then maximum rigging? .. one thing I’ll give apc, they know how to be a good opposition, even in power, they are still vocal and reminding people they are clearing PDP’s mess..

Oh you want them to toe the lai mohammed line when apc were in opposition and promise what they can't fulfil?
The damage APC has done will take at least a decade to be fixed

LZAA:

Oh you want them to toe the lai mohammed line when apc were in opposition and promise what they can't fulfil?
The damage APC has done will take at least a decade to be fixed

You sacrifice before you enjoy, tolling is the best bet, haven’t been to any civilized country in the Western Hemisphere were their trunk roads are not tolled?, only in Nigeria, they want everything free, & end up with nothing, electricity tariffs Nigeria has the lowest in West Africa, Petroleum products we have the lowest in West Africa, they want everything free? Social & Economic Criminals.

Brushstrokes20:

my dilemma is worse o.... I can't forgive myself enough for campaigning and voting for him in 2015
# from fry pan to FIRE

Now, my South South and South East friends can't stop laughing at me

Go & pay your toll, all those Military largesse is a thing of the past, the roads must be privatized.

Buckeyemedia1:
Go & pay your toll, all those Military largesse is a thing of the past, the roads must be privatized.

Brainless baaaaastarrrd welcome to my world once again!
ogun kill you and your entire doomed lineage!
Bring it on ass hole

But pdp governors were part of the meeting where the decision was made

Omooba77:


https://punchng.com/toll-gates-stop-inflicting-hardship-on-nigerians-pdp-tells-apc/

planning to return toll gate in this time our country's economy is in a mess is symptoms of primitivity mentality and inhuman.

Where are the "woman rice liars" (human rights lawyers)? They need to sue this wicked, bandits pampering and terrorists loving APC to international court for using hunger as a weapon of coercionn .
Never again shall we allow them to use deceit to lord themselves over us.
The sun must rise again.

I patiently waiting to see if PDP are lucky to come back to power ,what can they do to get additional revenue. Dem no know Petroleum is not like their time .

Hmmm

Brushstrokes20:

my dilemma is worse o.... I can't forgive myself enough for campaigning and voting for him in 2015
# from fry pan to FIRE

Now, my South South and South East friends can't stop laughing at me

That man no send anyone o, ranging from his supporters, fans, loyalist, critics, haters, his loved ones and well wishers, he disappointed everyone, to crown it all, he doesn't care

How I wish 2023 could be next week!

hstar:


That man no send anyone o, ranging from his supporters, fans, loyalist, critics, haters, his loved ones and well wishers, he disappointed everyone, to crown it all, he doesn't care

How I wish 2023 could be next week!

Spot on! The bloodthirsty, sadistic Tyrant is worse than lucifer, Hitler, Osama, idi amin, Aids and cancer COMBINED
Infact, 2023 seems like a a thousand years to me

I can boldly say that PDP did some damages to this country in their sixteen years of being in the helm of affairs, but APC has done more damages in six years...

1.Nigeria was never great before oil. We were a poor country then and a poor country now.

2. Our problem is that whatever we sell we don't control the price. Whether it be oil palm cocoa cotton or groundout.

3. Our revenue from agric crashed in the 1970s. We used oil to hide the crash. We were.fortunate that oil prices shot up.

4. Great nations are nations that export industrial goods and services

5. We don't have a working refinery because we want to buy fuel at 40 naira per liter that costs nearly 200 naira to make. The refinreis run down because profits are not there to repair them and tjey are sabotaged because oil workers will be paid whether they work or not.

6.either we toll the roads or keep taking more and more loans.

7. For good measure Nigeria must industrialize. APC and PDP should wake up to that.

Modified

Because most Nigerians do not want the power and oil companies to have total control over the prices they set for selling power and petrol....just like Nigerians in the market have control over the prices they set for foodstuff, and non edibles, the power and oil companies don't have enough money to pay for good refinereis and much needed improvements in power generation and transmission. Any profits they make goes into salaries.

By allowing the power companies and the petrol companies set their prices, they would be able to make enough profits to improve things.

But since we are too poor....we get poor service.

Modified 2

It is a myth to believe that Nigeria was ever rich. Nigeria was not rich in the 1960's at all. My home village in the 1960's did not have power, or a decent road, until some 14 years ago. Many other villages were like that. Most of the schools we are using were built in the 1970's and 80's with oil boom money. Even then rich nations are nations that make things the world needs and sells them to the world at prices they control. Nigeria, and most other African nations are poor because we sell things like agricultural and mineral prodcts whose prices are never at a level that can sustain us, and when they collapse, we have to take loans.

We would have been in serious economic crisis like Ghana was in the 1970's if it wasn't for oil. In the 1970's many commonwealth nations had issues earning money from selling agric produce to the UK, ESPECIALLY as the UK was not well economically then. The ones that surivived were either industrial, or had to rebrand, or suffered.

Interesting post I must say...
Kindly make out time to read this link below ...
Thanks
"Transforming Nigeria's agricultural value chain" https://www.pwc.com/ng/en/publications/transforming-nigeria-s-agricultural-value-chain.html