Change2015:


Apparently some people find it hard to understand that a candidate for primaries can have his manifesto, but it can never be superior to the manifesto of the party. Since Buhari won the primaries, his manifesto has been replaced by that of his party APC. The APC manifesto was produced after tough discussions involving leaders from all parts of the country, and it may have similarities with Buhari manifesto, but the party is supreme in this matter. Has the writer even seen the APC manifesto? Lazy lazy lazy journalism

foxxynik:

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Am not even expecting anything from him....what has he to offer? Suffering? Hardship? That I haven't experienced in his last quest as the military head of state....

foxxynik:

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Yes sirree...
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The essence of a manifesto was to put a detail of his goals and objectives....in few sentences..he could've explained how he'd tackle insurgency...
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Let me ask you...
If I come to ur house and tell you that I can eliminate poverty from ur family forever...won't you expect me to explain how i'll go about it? Will you just give me a go-ahead...without a clue?

Matthewbriggs:
Buhari is economically clueless.[size=18pt]My dog wouldn't vote for him.[/size]

*falls from mat*

*faints*

tonychristopher:
But What We Are Talking About I His Manifestled Manifesto Not That If PettyPart y

thekingsmen:
Buharichrist

shinechinedu:
Where can I find a copy of this manifesto please

thekingsmen:

www.punchng.com/opinion/viewpoint/the-trouble-with-the-buhari-manifesto/

bollify:

That is the writers sentiment. The feasibility of the bogus claims in the manifesto considering the reality on ground as regard the totality of the nation's wealth.

This is not 1986, not even 2011. We are monoeconomic nation with limited income. So the big question still remains how buhari intends to achieve these lofty ideas with this limited resources. Because calculation shows that 5000 naira times 25 million people amount to 125 billion naira for the unemployed and less privilege for just one year.. Now we ve not talk about the finance for the trainings of these unemployed youth were promised to undergo. We really have to learn how to ask question from our politicians. The kind of promises these guys make is an insult to our intelligence.

jerseyboy:
Buhari had this same manifesto in 2011. When it came time for the presidential debate, he was so badly prepared I realised he never read the document as he could not answer intelligently questions whose answers were right in the manifesto. Even if he read it, illiteracy will make it impossible for him to understand it talk less of articulate it. Imagine Hausa Fulani endorsing true federalism and devolution of power. Aburi acord comes to mind.

HOTWATER:
you guys need to check that video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AgCxSkUSC4

If this is supposed to be a p.o.rn video, there is something missing, yeah you guessed right, A NA.KED CHIC. All i could see was a na.ked man and a horse. Sorry o! but did he DO! the horse at some point in the film

PassingShot:
Another paid bigoted writer.

In one sentence, he praises the manifesto and in another sentence he was asking for details of good agenda. Should he not know that programs will come during execution phase?

Talk of looking for dirt in distilled water!

sitesolutions:
Very interesting observation from the Manifesto. It does not matter what party you affiliate yourself with, the fact is politicians always make promises they are unable to keep. I feel sorry for those that have been bought over by Buhari,s promises without a second thought.

The most important observation made here is the fact that Buhari plans to spend money on social programs but very vague or clueless on where the money will come from.

You either promote capitalism by creating policies that will enhance and facilitate growth through private enterprise or follow the path of social welfarism and pursue policies that will only benefit the poorest of the society in a futile attempt to close inequality gap.

In my opinion, the only social programs worth pursuing in a society like Nigeria are education and health. Nigerians are smart and hard working, therefore more than capable of achieving a without assistance of the government as long as the government provides other variables required.

MizMyColi:




*falls from mat*

*faints*

foxxynik:

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Yes sirree...
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The essence of a manifesto was to put a detail of his goals and objectives....in few sentences..he could've explained how he'd tackle insurgency...
.
Let me ask you...
If I come to ur house and tell you that I can eliminate poverty from ur family forever...won't you expect me to explain how i'll go about it? Will you just give me a go-ahead...without a clue?

ibisko04:

The money is going to come from the nation treasury. Money is never our problems in Nigeria, the problem has been the economy managers.
A lots of wastage is going on in the system that if well contain, money will be available for social welfare and infrastructural development.

Tolexander:
when will u start posting reasonable comments and stop spamming every thread with this sh1t!