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Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by FastShipping: 3:08pm On Nov 28, 2014
ASL33:
How clean in nigerian environment?
The question should be what would Nigeria look like without monthly environmental sanitation? Nigeria streets are dirty today but would look more dirty today without environmental sanitation exercise.
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by akinsadeez(m): 3:22pm On Nov 28, 2014
FastShipping:
The today's Environmental Sanitation you do every month was one of things Buhari did. If you were not old enough to know about what Buhari did during his administration, ask your elders about orderliness in Nigeria society during Buhari regime with War Against Indiscipline. We were getting free textbooks and free notebooks at the beginning of school session during Buhari regime. Buhari created the intelligent community called CID. Go and find out about CID. It was during Buhari regime that Naira was more valuable that dollars or pound sterling. Nigerian Airways was the best airline in the world during Buhari regime. Buhari was able to keep all politicians on their toes with fight against corruption. At least, people knew back then that "common stealing" was corruption. You get prosecuted for stealing mere 100 naira if found guilty.

Another achievement of Buhari was not accepting offer for Nigeria to be part of Organization of Islamic Conference. Buhari as a Muslim rejected that. Buhari rejected predatory loan term from IMF. Buhari promoted indigenous manufacturers. It was during Buhari regime that our engineers enjoyed full government patronage; unlike now. This list of his achievement is endless..............

All this achievements happened during the 16 months Buhari government. Now compare that to what Jonathan has achieved in five years since the demise of Yar'Adua.
keep deceiving yourself.

1.) Buhari did not reject any offer for Nigeria to be part of O.I.C. Rather the move to make Nigeria part of O.I.C was started during Buhari's regime and completed during Banbagida's regime.

2.) Don't tell me about C.I.D. Buhari's legacy was creating secret police who went on perpetuating atrocities against his perceived critics and opponents.

3.) Buhari promulgated decree 4 which cubbed press freedom and allowed him to imprison people for months without charge. He brazenly told press men that he would jail them whether what they reported was right or wrong.

4.) Buhari's vaunted anti corruption stance was a smokescreen for him to persecute and hound his opponents. He jailed many of them without any proof whatsoever. He tried Adekunle Ajasin three times and he was found innocent yet he detained him indefinitely.

5.) Buhari is a man who has no qualms promulgating laws that are retrospective in nature. He executed people for phantom offences which did not carry capital punishment at the time of commission. This is clearly a crime against humanity.

I can go on and on but the fact is that Buhari has been rejected many times at the polls and next year will not be an exception. Buhari is unelectable and Nigerians know it. No attempt to hoodwink us with pictures of old buses and lies of his achievements will succeed.
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by FastShipping: 3:24pm On Nov 28, 2014
akinsadeez:
keep deceiving yourself.

1.) Buhari did not reject any offer for Nigeria to be part of O.I.C. Rather the move to make Nigeria part of O.I.C was started during Buhari's regime and completed during Banbagida's regime.

2.) Don't tell me about C.I.D. Buhari's legacy was creating secret police who went on perpetuating atrocities against his perceived critics and opponents.

3.) Buhari promulgated decree 4 which cubbed press freedom and allowed him to imprison people for months without charge. He brazenly told press men that he would jail them whether what they reported was right or wrong.

4.) Buhari's vaunted anti corruption stance was a smokescreen for him to persecute and hound his opponents. He jailed many of them without any proof whatsoever. He tried Adekunle Ajasin three times and he was found innocent yet he detained him indefinitely.

5.) Buhari is a man who has no qualms promulgating laws that are retrospective in nature. He executed people for phantom offences which did not carry capital punishment at the time of commission. This is clearly a crime against humanity.

I can go on and on but the fact is that Buhari has been rejected many times at the polls and next year will not be an exception. Buhari is unelectable and Nigerians know it. No attempt to hoodwink us with pictures of old buses and lies of his achievements will succeed.
You can twist anything to favor your narrative. Everything I wrote were facts that happened during Buhari administration and are verifiable. No matter the truth, you are hell bent to believe your own spin.

I don't have time for nonsense.
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by Nobody: 3:26pm On Nov 28, 2014
akinsadeez:
keep deceiving yourself.

1.) Buhari did not reject any offer for Nigeria to be part of O.I.C. Rather the move to make Nigeria part of O.I.C was started during Buhari's regime and completed during Banbagida's regime.

2.) Don't tell me about C.I.D. Buhari's legacy was creating secret police who went on perpetuating atrocities against his perceived critics and opponents.

3.) Buhari promulgated decree 4 which cubbed press freedom and allowed him to imprison people for months without charge. He brazenly told press men that he would jail them whether what they reported was right or wrong.

4.) Buhari's vaunted anti corruption stance was a smokescreen for him to persecute and hound his opponents. He jailed many of them without any proof whatsoever. He tried Adekunle Ajasin three times and he was found innocent yet he detained him indefinitely.

5.) Buhari is a man who has no qualms promulgating laws that are retrospective in nature. He executed people for phantom offences which did not carry capital punishment at the time of commission. This is clearly a crime against humanity.

I can go on and on but the fact is that Buhari has been rejected many times at the polls and next year will not be an exception. Buhari is unelectable and Nigerians know it. No attempt to hoodwink us with pictures of old buses and lies of his achievements will succeed.
where is your proof with credibility that Buhari did all these? I thought we were done with all these false claims against Buhari?
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by akinsadeez(m): 3:34pm On Nov 28, 2014
JackBaueress1:
most of those buses are still in use today in the various schools it was donated. The buses were not imported but was assembled in Enugu. As at that time,1414 buses were mainly used for transport before it phased out.
Tell me what happened to the subsidy buses Jonathan and his government used as palliatives which didn't last up to three months?
Where is the proof that Jonathan buses did not last up to three months? Have you seen any school come out openly to say that the Bus they were given has broken down irretrievably despite their proper use and maintenance of the bus?
when you say that most of the buses are still in use today, where is the statistics or proof to back up such an assertion. They say talk is cheap. One picture of just one bus which we don't even know when it was taken and whether the bus is still operational till today cannot amount to evidence that most of the buses are still working. If you are gonna point to something as part of someone's legacy it should be good enough to convince skeptics of which I am definitely one.
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by Curlieweed: 3:35pm On Nov 28, 2014
ogb5:
legacy indeed. Incase you do not know the Injustice Buhari committed against southerners while at the helm of the PTF, let me reproduce the submission to the Oputa panel on his conduct at PTF. Read below the Afenifere submission to the oputa panel, maybe you will know a little more about your idol, Buhari and that he really does not care about any southerner.

"PTF Projects: The Abacha regime created a parallel government through the Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF) headed by Major General Muhammed Buhari. Nothing else typifies the marginalisation of the Yoruba than the lopsidedness of the projects carried out by the PTF. Figures from PTF Situation Reports (Vol. 2 Dec. 98) show that the PTF carried on as if there was no South West.

Of all the roads rehabilitated by he PTF, only 1984.5 kilometres of roads representing 10.84 per cent were carried out in the South West; from where the bulk of the PTF revenue came since the zone consumes over 60 per cent of refined petroleum products. All the Southern States had 4,440.43 kms or 24 per cent of road rehabilitation as against 13,870.47 kms or 76 per cent in the Northern States zone three comprising the North-West States of Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Sokoto and Zamfara had a lion share of 5020 kms or 27.42 per cent because the Fund’s Chairman, Buhari and the military dictator Sani Abacha were from there; zone four comprising the North-East States of Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba and Yobe picked 23.48 per cent. This is the zone where Salihijo Ahmed, the late Chief Executive of Afri-Project Consortium APC, the sole consultants that supervised all PTF projects came from.

Figures in other sectors were more scandalous. For instance, under the National Health and Educational Rehabilitation Programme (NHERP), the South West had zero allocation in the tertiary programme, while the North picked 100 per cent. In the vocational programme, the South West had zero while the North had 97 per cent. In the primary area, the South-West had zero against 88 per cent for the North and in the secondary area, it was zero for the South-West and 86 per cent for the North.

The health sector is similar. For the Teaching Hospitals, the South-West had zero while the North had 62 per cent. For the Specialist Hospitals, it was zero for the South-West and 71 per cent for the North; in General/State Hospitals the Yoruba had nothing while the North had 56 per cent for health clinics, it was zero for the South-West against the North’s 100 per cent.

Under the food supply summary, the Southwest had 7.26 per cent compared with 83 per cent for the North, Buhari’s zone having 60.54 per cent to itself."

http://www.nigerianmuse.com/20061228122222zg/nigeria-watch/all-about-the-oputa-panel-hrvic/nigeria-has-persecuted-the-yoruba-submission-of-afenifere-to-the-human-rights-violations/
You need to understand that he kept most of those projects in his zone to fight "kwarauption".
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by Curlieweed: 3:42pm On Nov 28, 2014
ASL33:
How clean in nigerian environment?
You don't know that the Nigerian environment is cleaner than Switzerland's where they don't put everyone under house arrest to perform "environmental"?

Shame day catch me for my compatriots. I swear!
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by Nobody: 3:43pm On Nov 28, 2014
akinsadeez:
Where is the proof that Jonathan buses did not last up to three months? Have you seen any school come out openly to say that the Bus they were given has broken down irretrievably despite their proper use and maintenance of the bus?

when you say that most of the buses are still in use today, where is the statistics or proof to back up such an assertion. They say talk is cheap. One picture of just one bus which we don't even know when it was taken and whether the bus is still operational till today cannot amount to evidence that most of the buses are still working. If you are gonna point to something as part of someone's legacy it should be good enough to convince skeptics of which I am definitely one.
who told you jonathan's subsidy buses were given to tertiary schools? They were meant for intra-state transport and they have all disappeared. I patronized the subsidy buses from January till march before they buses disappeared. Even some of the buses were faulty as they were always over heating.
I don't think anyone who lives in lagos will disagree with me that those subsidy buses are now in extinction.
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by akinsadeez(m): 3:44pm On Nov 28, 2014
FastShipping:
You can twist anything to favor your narrative. Everything I wrote were facts that happened during Buhari administration and are verifiable. No matter the truth, you are hell bent to believe your own spin.

I don't have time for nonsense.
Yes I am. The same spin that Nigerians believed that made Buhari lose woefully in 2006 and 2010 and guess what; we are still believing that spin. Ask yourself what has changed from 2006 and 2010 that will make the majority suddenly make a wild swing and vote buhari. If a product is inherently bad, it is bad. Dabbing a coat of paint on it doesn't stop it from being bad. grin
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by omenka(m): 3:45pm On Nov 28, 2014
Lumyboi:
At least so many roads done in Nigeria. Prolly he can improve on that. We now have someone whose only achievement is corruption and protecting corruption. Under pdp I can't remember any reasonable road done. The road to the capital of Nigeria has bn under repairs for almost 10years....what exactly are they trying to build on the road. The only development in my opinion under 16years of pdp is mayb communication, thanks to the private investors (even tho they stil scam us). We don't deserve those bunch of thieves
The bolded can only be appreciated by people who take a moment to travel outside the little cocoon they reside in. That project highlights the crass incompetence that is Nigerian government.
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by Nobody: 3:49pm On Nov 28, 2014
akinsadeez:
Yes I am. The same spin that Nigerians believed that made Buhari lose woefully in 2006 and 2010 and guess what; we are still believing that spin. Ask yourself what has changed from 2006 and 2010 that will make the majority suddenly make a wild swing and vote buhari. If a product is inherently bad, it is bad. Dabbing a coat of paint on it doesn't stop it from being bad. grin
Buhari has legacies that will last for decades whether he was head of state or government appointee. What are Jonathan's legacies that will be remembered from when he was a governor to now a president?
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by Nobody: 3:52pm On Nov 28, 2014
Some ehn
Bus is a legacy
Daz grt
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by omenka(m): 3:54pm On Nov 28, 2014
victorD3:
Nigeria's with poor mentality. So buying school busses for tiatary institutions is a ligacy ? Something that require no strategy or planning. Book is really becoming haram.
Don't be such a killjoy. Look at it from the positive side. That bus is at least 15 years old, yet still looking pristine. Speaks volumes of its quality. Now juxtapose that with the SURE-P buses that were bought only two years ago. What can be said about them??

And by the way, the op said "part of". I have no doubt in my mind if we go to some of our hospitals today, we can still find evidences of Buhari's legacy especially as regards PTF.

Have a nice day.
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by jmaine: 3:55pm On Nov 28, 2014
lilflipnerd:
those buses was disturbed around 1993/94 n u come here to spew thrash
U need ur head examined
Your head should be examined for confidently reveling in your lies . . . .
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by lilflipnerd: 4:01pm On Nov 28, 2014
jmaine:
Your head should be examined for confidently reveling in your lies . . . .
so when tell us abi
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by jmaine: 4:08pm On Nov 28, 2014
lilflipnerd:
so when tell us abi
Post 1997 era . . . .
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by Randerl: 4:11pm On Nov 28, 2014
ogb5:
legacy indeed. Incase you do not know the Injustice Buhari committed against southerners while at the helm of the PTF, let me reproduce the submission to the Oputa panel on his conduct at PTF. Read below the Afenifere submission to the oputa panel, maybe you will know a little more about your idol, Buhari and that he really does not care about any southerner.

"PTF Projects: The Abacha regime created a parallel government through the Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF) headed by Major General Muhammed Buhari. Nothing else typifies the marginalisation of the Yoruba than the lopsidedness of the projects carried out by the PTF. Figures from PTF Situation Reports (Vol. 2 Dec. 98) show that the PTF carried on as if there was no South West.

Of all the roads rehabilitated by he PTF, only 1984.5 kilometres of roads representing 10.84 per cent were carried out in the South West; from where the bulk of the PTF revenue came since the zone consumes over 60 per cent of refined petroleum products. All the Southern States had 4,440.43 kms or 24 per cent of road rehabilitation as against 13,870.47 kms or 76 per cent in the Northern States zone three comprising the North-West States of Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Sokoto and Zamfara had a lion share of 5020 kms or 27.42 per cent because the Fund’s Chairman, Buhari and the military dictator Sani Abacha were from there; zone four comprising the North-East States of Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba and Yobe picked 23.48 per cent. This is the zone where Salihijo Ahmed, the late Chief Executive of Afri-Project Consortium APC, the sole consultants that supervised all PTF projects came from.

Figures in other sectors were more scandalous. For instance, under the National Health and Educational Rehabilitation Programme (NHERP), the South West had zero allocation in the tertiary programme, while the North picked 100 per cent. In the vocational programme, the South West had zero while the North had 97 per cent. In the primary area, the South-West had zero against 88 per cent for the North and in the secondary area, it was zero for the South-West and 86 per cent for the North.

The health sector is similar. For the Teaching Hospitals, the South-West had zero while the North had 62 per cent. For the Specialist Hospitals, it was zero for the South-West and 71 per cent for the North; in General/State Hospitals the Yoruba had nothing while the North had 56 per cent for health clinics, it was zero for the South-West against the North’s 100 per cent.

Under the food supply summary, the Southwest had 7.26 per cent compared with 83 per cent for the North, Buhari’s zone having 60.54 per cent to itself."

http://www.nigerianmuse.com/20061228122222zg/nigeria-watch/all-about-the-oputa-panel-hrvic/nigeria-has-persecuted-the-yoruba-submission-of-afenifere-to-the-human-rights-violations/
If you are APC and yoruba, the change you wanted will be fulfilled if you vote another APC candidate like Kwakwanso or Atiku.

Please let the grand children of the General take good care of their father
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by lilflipnerd: 4:11pm On Nov 28, 2014
jmaine:
Post 1997 era . . . .
am sorry It's 96/97 I wanted to right Thanks for the correction. I really Appreciate
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by ToyozzieTohBad(f): 4:59pm On Nov 28, 2014
huh huh huh THIS TWO MOLUE ABI?? cry cry
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by hrykanu231(m): 6:27pm On Nov 28, 2014
so outside Buhari and Gej, we dnt have credible leaders to saddle the affairs of this nation?
Re: Part Of Buhari's Legacy Still Standing The Test Of Time (pictures) by Demallcrazy(op): 6:30pm On Nov 28, 2014
hrykanu231:
so outside Buhari and Gej, we dnt have credible leaders to saddle the affairs of this nation?
am afraid so, 4 now... undecided
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