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Maybe the change should start with his family

Argentina did not suffer after the election why should Nigeria?

Argentine economy was so bad that they even defaulted on loan payments until President Miler was elected same time President Tinubu was elected and within six months he posted a balanced budget with excess.
He threw away World Bank and IMF advice and succeeded but our Baba Blue listened to them and destroyed Nigeria's economy.

But una no dey feel the pain. Fool!

Throwback:
Very painful indeed.

The UK also endured very painful reforms under Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, and most who felt the pinch still hated her even up till she died.

However, the new generation of Britons enjoyed a better UK that her reforms enabled.

Margaret Thatcher was loved and remember for fighting for equal right of everyone.. she was regarded as the best prime minister UK ever had

That slogan APC....change na curse

But the process doesn't affect your luxury life style abi






Animals in power!

Funkyswagzz:
Margaret Thatcher was loved and remember for fighting for equal right of everyone.. she was regarded as the best prime minister UK ever had

You must be the new generation I was referring to, that came to enjoy the later rewards of her reforms, unlike those who suffered the immediate consequences of the execution.

Shadomaan7:
We are expecting the good news soon. The hardship is already easing gradually

Which part of the hardship is easing? Economy? Fuel? Electricity? Tax? Hunger? Just point out the one that’s easing?

lunatic leaders

You allowed devaluation of your currency and the removal of petrol subsidy at the same time, you want to bury the masses alive?

Now your economy is tanking, has dwindled

Change is pain yet your boss flies in new jets.

As long government officials do not also feel the pains of the so called reforms, then the reforms are useless.

You want Nigerians to sacrifice for a better tomorrow while you enjoy the best tomorrow today.

Throwback:
You must be the new generation I was referring to, that came to enjoy the later rewards of her reforms, unlike those who suffered the immediate consequences of the execution.

I corrected you on that notion of her being hated which is a wrong narrative. Besides Britain already had a platform that already work what Thatcher did was to make some adjustments and fight for the people to have equal right whereas tinubu is suppressing people's opinion by taking them to court and charge them with treason. If you are putting up reforms to make the country better you don't over tax to the point of death but it should be a gradual process. As we speak there is super inflation that is not backed up with productivity. He is more like a tax collector with zero knowledge on production. You have to balance what you are doing cos Nigeria has a population of over 200 million people. Please ask your president not to starve us to death

Very stupid 'change' of mu-mu leadership...

If other countries wey get direction say change is a painful process; these ones go follow kwa dey say change is a painful process.

People that are only about pain. And know nothing.

As in Nothing.

Shadomaan7:
We are expecting the good news soon. The hardship is already easing gradually

fool's paradise

Throwback:
Very painful indeed.

The UK also endured very painful reforms under Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, and most who felt the pinch still hated her even up till she died.

However, the new generation of Britons enjoyed a better UK that her reforms enabled.

stop comparing Nigeria to the UK 🤡
Did any of their prime Ministers steal mandate like your foolish master strategist?

Shadomaan7:
We are expecting the good news soon. The hardship is already easing gradually

And so shall it be for you and your family in Jesus name

naturefellow:
stop comparing Nigeria to the UK

I just tire for them comparing Nigeria with such well meaning countries. They are just fools making such comparison

True.
Especially when that change involves people in governance lining their pockets with the commonwealth of a nation.

So funny how each administration will say change is painful year in year out. The year the pain will end, we don't know!

Shadomaan7:
We are expecting the good news soon. The hardship is already easing gradually

cretin

Change Kee you there..useless Man

adenigga:
Source: https://dailytrust.com/Change-is-a-painful-process-Shettima-tells-Nigerians

It was painful during buhari 8years
Here we are again

Lol, only painful for Nigerians not the politicians, Na so.

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Throwback:
Very painful indeed.

The UK also endured very painful reforms under Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, and most who felt the pinch still hated her even up till she died.

However, the new generation of Britons enjoyed a better UK that her reforms enabled.

^^^
Not quite.

Thatcher's reforms did unlock some parts of the UK economy that powered the growth of financial services and other service sectors. But she did nothing for the real sector. The North of England which used to be its manufacturing/industrial heartland suffered accelerated decline during the Thatcher years...and that part of the country never recovered.

The Thatcher years were a mixed bag. Unlike Germany (which still has a viable manufacturing sector), the UK isn't known today for manufactured exports. There are costs to being a service economy!

Funkyswagzz:
Margaret Thatcher was loved and remember for fighting for equal right of everyone.. she was regarded as the best prime minister UK ever had

^^^


This simply isn't true.

Just like Reagan of the US, she had her supporters and she also had her critics (many of them).

Series of changes! Every government comes with change agenda, na so we go continue.

Someone remind me. How many billions of Nigeria 's money was used to "renovate" this person's official residence? 🤔🤔🤔

Throwback:
Indeed it is.

22million Nigerians voted for Tinubu, Atiku, and Obi, who all promised the reforms that Tinubu the winner had the opportunity to implement.

Those losers would have implemented same policies they lament about now.

Electoral consequences of not voting Omoyele Sowore of the AAC who promised not to remove subsidy, even if we all know there was no government revenue to sustain the policy.

That clown below should go and contest Local Government elections, presidency is not for noise makers and rascals

Fujiyama:
^^^


This simply isn't true.

Just like Reagan of the US, she had her supporters and she also had her critics (many of them).

At the early 19th century till date who would you say is the best prime minister?

Funkyswagzz:
At the early 19th century till date who would you say is the best prime minister?

^^^
Hard to say. What will be the basis of the ranking? Each PM or leader is confronted by a different set of circumstances or conditions. The times and the seasons are not the same for any two leaders - particularly since you have set up such a wide time band (from the early 19th century to date). Some people would consider the British PM during WWII to be the 'best'. Some wouldn't.

A more productive discussion would be to ask whether she was a consequential PM. The answer to that question would be a definite 'yes'. But she was an extremely polarizing figure and she still is, even today. Was she 'good' for Britain? The British themselves say both yes and no. Those on the right often venerate her while those on the left often demonize her.

Her legacy was a mixed bag.

Easing gradually you said? Dey play and continue to deceive yourself

Shadomaan7:
We are expecting the good news soon. The hardship is already easing gradually