We know

See this man, u don come spoil everything

For the Umpteenth time we're hearing this, ona nor de taya? Haba I never see where the hunter continues to glorify the lion

Carry on my presido.

Tell us something we dont know

Stop blaming the past administration for your failure, Mr. Ajala.

He will soon blame Adam and Eve for Nigeria economic woes.

Somebody please change the APC record its been repeating that No1 track 'Blame FiDFi' since June 2015!

Its obvious apc people don't listen to the masses cus if they do, they would realise that the masses are sick and tired of all their blames on past leaders. Buhari and co should just do what they are elected to do or get out.

keyremotes:
He is also a past leader isn't he?

Yes he is that's why he used the word "we".

Buhary is a joker.

You forgot you are also part of the past leader and Infact minister of petroleum?.... a dullard is always a dullard

When a Adam failed instead of asking for forgiveness he started blaming the wife God gave him.

Shameless incompetent old fool blaming the past leaders when he cannot maintain their legacy and standard of living

This man should sit down and do something. How on earth will you explain an oil producing country buying a liter of petrol for =N=250?
This is very bad!

Enough of this blame games... We are tired of your continuous complaining. You knew all these while promising us change.
If you don't want to be the President just resign abeggg..
No need crying over spilt milk all your life.
Just stop it... Nigerians no be mumu

Aliyu, the Nigerian-born ICAO president commended President Buhari for strides on anti- corruption, and urged Nigeria to pay more attention to development of civil aviation

Like seriously that's the only thing anyone can talk about this administration, even though after one year there is still no convict.
We wasted our votes.

I thought u promised in your campaighn manifestos that u will make changes 100 days in office, almost a year now no achievement. I wonder wat wil bcome of this contry in d hands of a farmer in d nxt 2 years

maximunimpact:
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday in Abuja blamed past Nigerian leaders for the country’s economic troubles as he said they led without discipline.

He recounted that for the greater part of the last 16 years, oil sold above $100 per barrel but expressed regret that the nation did not have much to show for it.

“In the First Republic, more enduring infrastructure was built with meagre resources. But in the past 16 years, we made a lot of money without planning for the rainy day.

“We showed a lot of indiscipline in managing our economy, and that is why we are where we are today. But this time round, we’ll do our best” the President said while receiving the President of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), Bernard O. Aliyu at the State House.

The President, has at different fora blamed the past administrations ruled by the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for ruining the country’s economy.

President Buhari stressed that there was an urgent need to ensure that the potentials of Nigeria are harnessed and used for the good of the country.

“Nigeria needs to work on her potentials, so that we don’t remain permanently at the level of potentials.

“If Ethiopia is sustained largely by her airline industry, we have greater potentials here. But we must move out, engage with the rest of the world, as we need to re-establish the integrity of this country. We need to rebuild this country again.”

Aliyu, the Nigerian-born ICAO president commended President Buhari for strides on anti- corruption, and urged Nigeria to pay more attention to development of civil aviation.

“Civil aviation is a catalyst for economic development. The level of aviation development in any country mirrors the economic development of that country,” Aliyu said.

The ICAO president pledged to support the development of the aviation industry in Nigeria, urging the country to improve on training and capacity development, aviation security, aerodromes and air navigation, runways, control towers, terminal buildings, among others.

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/04/04/buhari-blames-economic-woes-past-leaders/

Someone is beginning to sound like a broken record... and he was a past leader too. Ah well, I guess he was voted in for these sound bites. Mr. President, you aren't saying anything new; you were voted in because the populace wanted things to be better and not for you to repeat the woes of the past. I keep seeing "in the past 16 years" as if Nigeria never existed before then or corruption on non-existent pre-16 years ago. The combined loot pre -2000 will triple that stolen in the last 16 years.

maximunimpact:
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday in Abuja blamed past Nigerian leaders for the country’s economic troubles as he said they led without discipline.

He recounted that for the greater part of the last 16 years, oil sold above $100 per barrel but expressed regret that the nation did not have much to show for it.

“In the First Republic, more enduring infrastructure was built with meagre resources. But in the past 16 years, we made a lot of money without planning for the rainy day.

“We showed a lot of indiscipline in managing our economy, and that is why we are where we are today. But this time round, we’ll do our best” the President said while receiving the President of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), Bernard O. Aliyu at the State House.

The President, has at different fora blamed the past administrations ruled by the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for ruining the country’s economy.

President Buhari stressed that there was an urgent need to ensure that the potentials of Nigeria are harnessed and used for the good of the country.

“Nigeria needs to work on her potentials, so that we don’t remain permanently at the level of potentials.

“If Ethiopia is sustained largely by her airline industry, we have greater potentials here. But we must move out, engage with the rest of the world, as we need to re-establish the integrity of this country. We need to rebuild this country again.”

Aliyu, the Nigerian-born ICAO president commended President Buhari for strides on anti- corruption, and urged Nigeria to pay more attention to development of civil aviation.

“Civil aviation is a catalyst for economic development. The level of aviation development in any country mirrors the economic development of that country,” Aliyu said.

The ICAO president pledged to support the development of the aviation industry in Nigeria, urging the country to improve on training and capacity development, aviation security, aerodromes and air navigation, runways, control towers, terminal buildings, among others.

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/04/04/buhari-blames-economic-woes-past-leaders/

This Man should stop this Blame Game and do what he promised

He came home long enough to apportion blame and point fingers

Duty performed...

l expect him to jet out soon to another beckoning country...

Campaign promise fulfilled according to resident zombies.....

al he does is to travel up and down.al d travelling he was unable to travel during his past administration

How much did General Buhari met in 1983 as foreign reserve after oil boom of 13 years? How much did he leave behind by 27th August 1985? How much did he meet by 29th May, 2015? What was Nigeria's global economic position in 1985, and now? Can he spear us these crabs and ask Amechie, Fayemi and the old governors' forum on how they stop serving for rainy days, by their court action against ECA?
I am beginning to hate these rhetorics.

Yeah especially those two infamous THIEVES FROM HELL: the drunkard and the googled tribal marked dictator

Is this not the same buhari that one ruled us?

Blame till four years end!

omenka:
Things are hard, yes. We knew from last year that this year might be tougher, and the policy makers warned us to prepare our minds towards such, yes.

We made a disastrous mistake not building financial buffers or infrastructure to cushion the effect of such a sharp decline in the price of our major forex earner even though we knew too well just how volatile the oil market is.

Today, we are paying a huge price for the indiscretion of our leaders past.

Solutions are being worked on and we are hopeful before long, the indices would start looking upwards. We aren't in this alone fellas, every other major oil exporter is feeling the pinch as well.

Funny how people insist CBN open its doors to all forex applicants, that that is the panacea to our present hardship. Dudes, it is projected if that is done, what we have as reserves can't even sustain us for three months!! It is simply not an option!

This situation will pass, I believe.

Lastly, the president needs to have a second look at Adesina. Dude doesn't seem to be playing his role like the nerd he is.

what solutions re that Bro stop defending these government pls, like j martins said, let these government give us a time frame, we can't just be suffering everyday, haba......

keyremotes:
He is also a past leader isn't he?

He forgot, also they keep stressing last 16 years like Nigeria is 16years old

If coup plotters and part takers like Buhari have taken the right step and make laws that will punish corrupt leaders we won't be here today.

Can you imagine this imbeside....so you knew past leaders are to blame yet u re making stupid promises during election...let the blame game continue,we go survive am 3 yrs remaining

Is He Not A Past Leader? He Shouldn't be busy pointing accussing finger.

Hmmm. I am tired of this excuses, are u saying that countries with oil can't survive? What about doing something different as u promised cause we expected change from u not this blame game." Even Gov. On APC plantform blame their predecessor who are also APC. With this I am convince MR PRESIDO has no plan or ideology when u were coming to power. Oil price started falling during GEJ time and u should know that and u should have other alternative be course many countries with out oil survives