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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by Tokt: 8:36am On Feb 02, 2016
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crixtex:

Lols...ve u joined d wailing crew... embarassed
[/s]

Senseless.
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by onelife97: 8:38am On Feb 02, 2016
Obasanjo na idiot...quote me anywhere.
No be dem dem turn Nigeria to a begging country after embezzled so much.And I read about Ajaokuta steel company how he brought his son as a front to run down a whole system of Ajaokuta that could have taken the whole of Africa out of abject poverty.

Monkey.
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by EdCure: 8:40am On Feb 02, 2016
BeardedMeat:
Be true to yourself no matter whose ox is gored, that is the hallmark of a patriot. Let them call you names if they like, everybody here is nothing but just a moniker at the end of the day.
Thats true man. Governments need our honest, constructive criticisms to remind it of its duties to the people and to get it on its toes.
We can't be praising the government all the times...especially when the realities on ground reflect the contrary.

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by Nobody: 8:41am On Feb 02, 2016
Khd95:
Obj wee now be using d paris debt club to shine cos our economy is on recession,abegisad

click like if u think buhari can do it,share if u think otherwisegrin

for me i knw he can,he just need prayers nd support

Prayers and support.

At least OBJ can point to one tangible thing he achieved. Indeed it was a laudable one.

OBJ had one thing going which other administrations dont have.

OBJ was able to communicate to the masses. Whether they were propaganda or actual truths that is a topic for another day.

But you would admit that it went a long way to inform Nigerians. This time around all we hear is that Buhari is planning......he is strategizing......etc.............WHAT EXACTLY IS HE DOING? That is what we need. Tell us something. Carry us along. That is why they call him BABA GO SLOW.

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by scachy(m): 8:42am On Feb 02, 2016
One clear thing the Govt. Of the day has failed to realize is that no one has ever made it to the top by bringing others down.

Secondly, There's no excuse to failure. A Govt the ll fail or succeed ll do so regardless of the economic situation they find themselves.
Until APC learn to acknowledge d gains recorded by their predecessor, they r not going anywhere. We all know that PDP 16 yrs in government was not perfect, but they were not not completely useless as well.
APC should think of how to salvage d sufferings of d masses n not engaging in condemnation of anything PDP left behind.

Simply cos GEJ said that PMB is still using the weapons his government procured to fight BH (which is obvious) we all know that PMB has not bought even a single pistol,cos 2016 budget is still under debate.
Lia Mohd.rushed to release a statement to run down d weapons GEJ procured. They should be able to acknowledge where PDP has done well and where they failed to do well (even though we already know)
That crude oil is sold at $30 per barrel is not an excuse for a responsible Govt to take us 30 yrs backwards. Our electorial system is nothing to wrote home about under their watch, Disregard to court orders with impunity,instead of increasing minimum wage, they Imposed #50 Stamp duty on d already over burdened masses n yet de tell us that they can't pay workers salaries what kind of change is this?

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by bakynes(m): 8:42am On Feb 02, 2016
mrmetoo1:
I don't know why wailers rejoice when someone critcizes Buhari and Pro-APC insult. Why not look at the message critically and see if its making sense. The same guys that come here to cry about N305=$1 are the same guys that also come to support devaluation just because Buhari is against it. Guys don't even know where they stand anymore as long as its anti-Buhari or pro-Buhari.

I, like others, supported Buhari in the last election and not necessarily APC all the way because my concern is for a better Nigeria and I knew then as I know now that GEJ and his cohorts weren't going to achieve that. OBJ raised his concerns and mine also are, I don't mind the borrowing but what exactly are we borrowing for? If we're borrowing to improve infrastructure, improve education, improve local manufacturing then I'm all for it but if we're borrowing all this money for it to end back up in people's pockets then we're in for it in Nigeria. I'm still holding on to hope that the fortunes of this country will turn around through Buhari but some things worry me. This discovery in the education budget for example. When I hear an increase in the budget for education, the only thing that comes to my mind is better funding for schools, better education materials, better teacher welfare, better student welfare too. The last thing I'm thinking is increase in personnel cost of some parastatal, not only did the budget increase for this reason but you cut funding for what is supposed to be the main aim of your organization. Its like reducing funding for hospitals and health centers only to increase funding for ministry office staff. This is the first time I'll say this but thank God for NASS that pointed this out. Back to OBJ, we need more strong supporters of the president to criticize him not for the sake of it but so that we can achieve greatness in this country once and for all.
To add to some of the things you narrated. I think one move against wastage and corruption in Nigeria is to immediately move for a 70% capital expenditure and 30% recurrent expenditure. So that anybody coming to serve will know there is no fat salary. There is too much money in the hands of few individuals in these countries while majority are poor.
Tax the rich to give to the poor( British system)
All the monthly allocation of states should be published and transactions of the state government shd be sent to the EFCC and also published. It reminds me of Akpabio giving Musicians Cars like he is using his personal money.

We know what to do to make this country better but greed is the problem.

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by malachytochukwu(m): 8:46am On Feb 02, 2016
That's very correct my dear, however you can only hold on to thin air for a while before you eventually come crashing down. Of course the fall will be great.
BeardedMeat:
Be true to yourself no matter whose ox is gored, that is the hallmark of a patriot. Let them call you names if they like, everybody here is nothing but just a moniker at the end of the day.
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by Fawklicant: 8:47am On Feb 02, 2016
ZUBY77:


And you are privy to this invisible super economic solutions?
What is so secretive about borrowing money to fund leisure programs? What business does a country with many private jets have borrowing money from those who don't have even one?

Do you people ever sleep without GEJ hanging on your lips? At least GEJ had money, he was lucky to be there when oil was up. Not that I am his fan, but the truth remains the truth.

Now that oil is down, is it not important that we auction off at least half of our jets instead of borrowing money to maintain them?

Hehehe!

Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by Khd95(m): 8:48am On Feb 02, 2016
ajisebioyo1:
see yourself. You are disgraced at last after the "share" had it
my brother,d thing shock me,mayb buhari zombies never wakegrin

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by Reference(m): 8:48am On Feb 02, 2016
DropShot:
To me, this is not surprising at all. In fact, I expected this to have come from OBJ long before now. The reason being that PMB has rightly decided not to allow the so called influential Nigerians tele-guide him.

Expect Tinubu, Atiku and a few others to tow similar path to OBJ in the coming months. It's what they will resort to once they're not consulted before major policies/decisions are taken by the government of the day.

If it was ok for the Ineffectual Buffoon to borrow during surplus revenue with NOTHING to show for it, is Buhari expected to perform magic without borrowing during "recession" with far less income?

Lastly, losers in the last election should permanently register it in their brain that the Ineffectual Buffoon was NEVER an option in the last election. He will NEVER EVER be an option in any future presidential election in Nigeria. He has been consigned to sorry past history of the country. So, no amount of crying, wailing and idiotic display will bring him back.

My friend, if Buhari does not consult, he will surely fail. Life and history is chequered with men who towed similar paths, and for your information this is a democracy where numbers rule. Your powers and influence are directly linked to them. Buhari was removed by members of the SMC, his own constituency in 1985. Members who were more in touch with the people than he and Idiagbon. Dictatorship is bad for many reasons and is akin to dulling nerve endings. Destruction creeps in and overwhelms without notice. He ignores his party hierachy to his peril. Must sad history always repeat itself.

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by ashjay001(m): 8:48am On Feb 02, 2016
BeardedMeat:
You are the one with unfortunately the illusion of knowledge. Where are the 1000 snipers? Where is the interim government? What moral justification does Obj have to take anybody to the cleaners seeing that unlike most leaders past and present, he Obj has the most opportunity to steer this country to the path of greatness haveing been a military and democratic president? What is buhary doing wrong that was not abound in OBJs led government? Must Obj dance to the gallery to score cheap political points? What happened to exploring mature other sources to give his criticism to the governmet of the day. Obj is a big black pot calling kettle black and he enjoys and courts controversy! He should just go and enjoy his loot in his old age and leave opposition to wailers pls!

Bro, a wailer can't be pining for d previous corrupt dispensation then turn around and accuse someone else of lacking moral justification to criticise PMB! Its d same thing Obj and millions around d world does! Hypocrisy!

With d kind of cash linked to Tompolo, u doubt dat pple were actually undergoing training as snipers?

With d Orubebe saga n (I heard with one ear dat it was Dambuazu dat drove Minimah(COAS then) out of d collation centre), how do u know interim govt wasn't on d table?
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by bakynes(m): 8:48am On Feb 02, 2016
[quote author=CHIDIEJIOGU post=42542797][/quote]
That is where APC got it wrong stop accepting PDP people into your party it only makes you worse than the enemy you fighting.
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by NOETHNICITY(m): 8:51am On Feb 02, 2016
EdCure:

Thats true man. Governments need our honst, constructive criticisms to remind it of its duties to the people and to get it on its toes.
We cant be praising the government all the times...especially when the realities on ground reflect the contrary.
true talk!
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by EastanPower(m): 8:52am On Feb 02, 2016
DropShot:
[s]To me, this is not surprising at all. In fact, I expected this to have come from OBJ long before now. The reason being that PMB has rightly decided not to allow the so called influential Nigerians tele-guide him.

Expect Tinubu, Atiku and a few others to tow similar path to OBJ in the coming months. It's what they will resort to once they're not consulted before major policies/decisions are taken by the government of the day.

If it was ok for the Ineffectual Buffoon to borrow during surplus revenue with NOTHING to show for it, is Buhari expected to perform magic without borrowing during "recession" with far less income?

Lastly, losers in the last election should permanently register it in their brain that the Ineffectual Buffoon was NEVER an option in the last election. He will NEVER EVER be an option in any future presidential election in Nigeria. He has been consigned to sorry past history of the country. So, no amount of crying, wailing and idiotic display will bring him back.[/s]

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by Firefire(m): 8:56am On Feb 02, 2016
ashjay001:


The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is d illusion of knowledge.

That's ur signature right up there, and av been trying to ignore ur two-faced posts thereafter. How can u av that as ur signature and not av understand what Obj is after? Till now, u still believe Obj was wrong in criticising/abandoning d corrupt and ineffectual past administration? U still tink all d figures being stated as mis-appropriated are being cooked up? U really do tink d continuation of d last dispensation was d best for d country?

I've never liked Obj n Tinubu(both are corrupt n dictatorial), but u av to give dem their just due, their character is strengthening our democracy.

Obj, with d above stance, is letting d public know - he stands with nobody, but just wants good governance from whoever is in power. D same way he sold us GEJ(who embarrassed him with his ineffectiveness) is d same way he sold PMB(who is already taking too much time to get going) and its d same way he will trying selling some-else, per-adventure PMB ends up a flop.

U av an illusion of knowledge, since u haven't got dat abt Obj!

Instructive post. Kudos!
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by noblegrex: 9:02am On Feb 02, 2016
mazzi:
We kept Saying that this government is a huge embarrassment but aisha rice mongers never seems to agree.now that it's coming from their 'chief navigator' lez see if they will be cured of their zombiesm.
if you like wail from now till heaven falls,PMB is still the PRESIDENT and it remain so for another 3 and halv+ years to come...and I guess that will cure your ZOMBIESM but I dout it cos anytime PMB is mentioned anywhere,your zombiesm will be triggered.JEG never did anything different safe the so called peaceful handing over of governanvace wich is and will always be the right thing. For any reasonable MAN to do.besides,he only RELINQUISHED it he was never happy leaving that post.only that he's got no choice. When OBJ spoke against your saviour.you guys termed him OLD FOOL from ogun. now you're happy right.don't worry he's still coming back for you.
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by noblegrex: 9:03am On Feb 02, 2016
mazzi:
We kept Saying that this government is a huge embarrassment but aisha rice mongers never seems to agree.now that it's coming from their 'chief navigator' lez see if they will be cured of their zombiesm.
if you like wail from now till heaven falls,PMB is still the PRESIDENT and it remain so for another 3 and halv+ years to come...and I guess that will cure your 'ZOMBIESM' but I dout it cos anytime PMB is mentioned anywhere,your 'zombiesm' will be triggered.JEG never did anything different safe the so called peaceful handing over of governanvace wich is and will always be the right thing. For any reasonable MAN to do.besides,he only RELINQUISHED it he was never happy leaving that post.only that he's got no choice. When OBJ spoke against your saviour.you guys termed him OLD FOOL from ogun. now you're happy right.don't worry he's still coming back for you.
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by Firefire(m): 9:04am On Feb 02, 2016
glossy6:


Very soon. I mean very soon OBJ will shred his APC membership card.


Sister, I believe you, that old man cannot be trusted.
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by Reference(m): 9:04am On Feb 02, 2016
DropShot:

I don't have more reasons to engage in the public outcry than you do. I belong to no party even though I support PMB and believe in APC than PDP.

That the presidency still has those 10 or 11 jets without public outcry already is a shame. It's a result of absence of credible opposition. PDP is unfortunately not qualified to condemn the presidency on this issue because while they held sway, they saw nothing wrong in it and even increased the fleet to the current abysmal number. Any crying from PDP will be tightly termed as wailing.
Where is KOWA, APGA and the rest?

Wrong again and shows sentiments. Face the game, not the players. No matter how badly the PDP has done it remains your only hope of salvation, of change. It will guarantee you more 'change' than the APC because responsibility is hard. Anyway it will be delusional to think the APC will remain in power forever no matter the performance. Winston Churchill led Britain to war success and then was voted out having considered him not worthy to handle the peace. Bush broke America, Obama repaired it now the people say he is too soft and want to kick 'some a.rse' abroad once again. Such is life. Buhari to repair the purse Babangida to squander once again. Don't you just love the game... and the PDP.

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by omoakin111: 9:05am On Feb 02, 2016
The letter writer man is trying to join the league of wailers too... na wa ooo

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by Firefire(m): 9:07am On Feb 02, 2016
DeMekus:

More grease to your elbows, Firefire. May you never give up like Barcanista.

forward ever backward never!

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by truthisbittar12: 9:08am On Feb 02, 2016
baba this govt will not allow that to happen,
we have credible leaders in apc, our
president is comitted to actual this
CHANGE to betterment of nigerians.
JUST TIME WILL TELL VERY SOON.
smiley smiley smiley
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by Atlantian: 9:12am On Feb 02, 2016
I am a staunch believer that there is a limit where egotistic ignorance and narcissism can take one to. You can not handover a national economy in 21st century to a semi-literate khakistocrat and expect anything positive. When they borrow so much, where do they think is the source of the funds to pay the debts ? The same oil that is now cheaper than cocaine ? People with vision know that this country has no future with the present brand of politicians in power. Nigeria is a blueprint of exactly how illiteracy can mar a people.

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by mrmetoo1: 9:13am On Feb 02, 2016
scachy:
One clear thing the Govt. Of the day has failed to realize is that no one has ever made it to the top by bringing others down.

Secondly, There's no excuse to failure. A Govt the ll fail or succeed ll do so regardless of the economic situation they found themselves. History holds that d likes of Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi of India,Martins Luther King Jr. Etc led their people during d worst economic recession we v not witnessed in decades,n yet dey were able to deliver effectively n efficiently.
Until APC learn to acknowledge d gains recorded by their predecessor, they r not going anywhere. We all know that PDP 16 yrs in government was not perfect, but they were not not completely useless as well.
APC should think of how to salvage d sufferings of d masses n not engaging in condemnation of anything PDP left behind.

Simply cos GEJ said that PMB is still using the weapons his government procured to fight BH (which is obvious) we all know that PMB has not bought even a single pistol,cos 2016 budget is still under debate.
Lia Mohd.rushed to release a statement to run down d weapons GEJ procured. They should be able to acknowledge where PDP has done well and where they failed to do well (even though we already know)
That crude oil is sold at $30 per barrel is not an excuse for a responsible Govt to take us 30 yrs backwards. Our electorial system is nothing to wrote home about under their watch, Disregard to court orders with impunity,instead of increasing minimum wage, they Imposed #50 Stamp duty on d already over burdened masses n yet de tell us that they can't pay workers salaries what kind of change is this?

Are you even serious or are you just playing around? No one tried to bring anyone down, all that happened to the last administration was that the truth was exposed. The problem is the truth was very ugly. Then you said Nelson Mandela led South Africa out of the worst economic recession.. wonderful! MLK did that also? As in I'm hearing things I've never heard in my life. I didn't even know MLK was in the position to lead anyone out of any recession, not to talk of out of the worst recession. Ghandi too led india out of a recession, as in this is very brand new mind-blowing information. You left out Malcolm X and Mother Theresa.

The APC led government still has 3 years and some months to determine failure. They met a mess and they have to climb out of it. You think people will make a mess, steal money anyhow and another government will just come in and immediately steer us to paradise?? Keep dreaming. We're in a huge mess and there's no painless way to get out of it, so buckle up and get creative. Obama went through this situation when he came in and it wasn't until his second term before we started seeing wholesome results of all the mess cleaning they were doing. Take it or leave it, the past administration messed up this country bad. If you personally know insiders of the past administration, they'll tell you the same privately. I know them, I know guys that become billionaires during the past administration. One of them told me "things are rough now but if its those guys that were still in power this country would have totally collapsed". No one is saying this present administration has done everything right but they're at least trying to patch the wound that has been inflicted on us. In clear terms, not only was GEJ not perfect, GEJ was a bad president and he had 5 years to prove that to us.
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by hasyn04(m): 9:18am On Feb 02, 2016
U mean?
Firefire:


wink

Time will surely tell...

I wonder how the government of lies and propaganda will manage up till 2019.
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by mrmetoo1: 9:27am On Feb 02, 2016
bakynes:

To add to some of the things you narrated. I think one move against wastage and corruption in Nigeria is to immediately move for a 70% capital expenditure and 30% recurrent expenditure. So that anybody coming to serve will know there is no fat salary. There is too much money in the hands of few individuals in these countries while majority are poor.
Tax the rich to give to the poor( British system)
All the monthly allocation of states should be published and transactions of the state government shd be sent to the EFCC and also published. It reminds me of Akpabio giving Musicians Cars like he is using his personal money.

We know what to do to make this country better but greed is the problem.

I agree 100%. Imagine at this point, considering what the country is going through some guys are still trying to hide N10bn from just one ministry. Imagine our NASS wanting to spend billions on cars. Our country scares me, it feels the worst of the worst of us have made it to the top and they're bent on destroying the country. When they acquire all the property and all the cars and they leave the rest of the nation in shambles, what exactly have they gained?
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by TheFreeOne: 9:28am On Feb 02, 2016
Finally day don dey break for that foolish/vindictive NAVIGATOR grin

Pls do we still have wailers form for OBJ or will it not be better he write his usual letters to Buhari.

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Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by mrmetoo1: 9:35am On Feb 02, 2016
scachy:
One clear thing the Govt. Of the day has failed to realize is that no one has ever made it to the top by bringing others down.

Secondly, There's no excuse to failure. A Govt the ll fail or succeed ll do so regardless of the economic situation they found themselves. History holds that d likes of Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi of India,Martins Luther King Jr. Etc led their people during d worst economic recession we v not witnessed in decades,n yet dey were able to deliver effectively n efficiently.
Until APC learn to acknowledge d gains recorded by their predecessor, they r not going anywhere. We all know that PDP 16 yrs in government was not perfect, but they were not not completely useless as well.
APC should think of how to salvage d sufferings of d masses n not engaging in condemnation of anything PDP left behind.

Simply cos GEJ said that PMB is still using the weapons his government procured to fight BH (which is obvious) we all know that PMB has not bought even a single pistol,cos 2016 budget is still under debate.
Lia Mohd.rushed to release a statement to run down d weapons GEJ procured. They should be able to acknowledge where PDP has done well and where they failed to do well (even though we already know)
That crude oil is sold at $30 per barrel is not an excuse for a responsible Govt to take us 30 yrs backwards. Our electorial system is nothing to wrote home about under their watch, Disregard to court orders with impunity,instead of increasing minimum wage, they Imposed #50 Stamp duty on d already over burdened masses n yet de tell us that they can't pay workers salaries what kind of change is this?

I'll post a link below to further educate you. Please guys, we need to educate ourselves before we come on a public forum to spew stuff. This article below talks about Mandela's economic legacies. One thing that should strike you is the amount of time that was spent in turning things around. These things take some time before manifestation and this is even going with the fact the SA had the most advanced infrastructural development in Africa. Their main thing they were battling then was the effects of sanctions because of the apartheid. In Nigeria, we're dealing with dilapidated infrastructure, terrorism, failure of sound economic policies for the past years and failure to save and years of theft, of gross corruption and mismanagement.

http://www.bbc.com/news/business-23041513
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by BuddhaPalm(m): 9:45am On Feb 02, 2016
On the Okogie thread, someone said OBJ was next. There he is.

Chameleon.
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by Tolux17: 9:48am On Feb 02, 2016
OBJ is one of Nigeria's problems. If he's not writing letters today, thens he's complaining tomorrow. Agbaya sha
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by palao: 9:50am On Feb 02, 2016
With good leadership and right direction, we get there just with time
Re: My Fears For Buhari’s Change Agenda - Olusegun Obasanjo by MrEverest(m): 9:54am On Feb 02, 2016
Firefire:
“The problem today is that it is doubtful if the current administrative system is imbued with right mix of skills and values to successfully implement a well-articulated programme of change.

He also averred that the country was on its way to another debt burden unless the rising debts were creatively addressed". - OBJ



embarassed OBJ, the pathfinder of APC now in doubt about the FAKE CHANGE, APC promised Nigerians.

The number of wailers keeps increasing on daily basis. You will see how the zombies & robots will condemn him for having doubt on their tin-god. Thank God that Buhari's hypocrisy is being challenged by all & sundry, how can you ask Nigerians to be prepaired for austerity & make sacrifices yet you as the president & your cronies live in obscene opulence!! You guzzle billions on food for Aso rock, billions for BMW cars, decorations, globetrotting, propaganda, 12 private jets etc. God will punish all hypocrites & wicked men like Buhari & his zombies!

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