₦airaland Forum

Lately I’ve had to ask myself and even wonder aloud, asking who actually voted for President Muhammadu Buhari in the last general elections? Where did the over 15 million votes come from?

I have to ask because as at today no almost one is accepting that he or she was once or is currently a supporter of The APC or Muhammadu Buhari. Even the people that used to ‘Stand With Buhari’ are now very unrecognized by his administration, so I ask again as we do in our local palace, "abeg na who even vote for Buhari sef?”

Some of the most popular sayings in Nigeria today are, “no be una say una want change?”; “no be una vote for am?; or “Shebi the change don come and una dey run?” just to list a few.
A great number of people saying this today were some of the fiercest critics of Goodluck Jonathan and the staunchest APC and Sai Baba supporters alive during the last general elections.

Many Nigerians are sounding different today not necessarily because they are disappointed by The Buhari Administration, it is simply a function of our natural human tendency to be hypocritical when whatever it is we hoped for doesn’t come as fast or in the shape and manner we imagined. It is simply because today Muhammadu Buhari appears to be the dirty baby in the dirty bath water that we want to throw away. For many, his administration has become the terrible stench of failure and dashed hopes that must be avoided.

As it is today in Nigeria, there are about three groups of people who are consciously avoiding Muhammadu Buhari and his administration.

The first group are Nigerians who are both directly and indirectly happy that The Buhari Administration is not living up to its uncountable campaign promises. Yes they are happy and almost pride themselves as soothsayers and prophets who warned us all that Buhari won’t achieve much in Nigeria.

They are happy that ministerial appointments never went well as scheduled, yes, they are glad that there will be no N 5, 000 monthly for anybody, that power generation is crashing, that the fuel crisis is unending, the dollar is flying against the naira, workers are being owed salaries, the Chibok girls are still missing and ultimately that Muhammadu Buhari is travelling nearly more than the average pilot. For them, it is a confirmation beyond reasonable doubt that Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was a better president and leader.

On the other hand, the next group of people who do not want to be associated with Buhari’s change are those who feel cheated and swindled by the multiple changes made to the campaign promises of Buhari since inception of office and are utterly frustrated.

They are the Nigerians who dearly wish that N 5, 000 will be paid monthly beginning with arrears calculated from May last year, that fuel could be available and sell at N 100 per liter even if it can’t sell for N 86 and that power will come once a week even if it won’t come daily.

They are those who imagined that by now the Chibok girls would have been......................continue.................
http://www.mybeautifulnigeria.com/who-voted-for-muhammadu-buhari/

i voted for him

Poppy cocks voted for him..

Na lie show us picture of your ballot paper that indicates you vote buhari

Buharism:
i voted for him

yarimo:
Na lie show us picture of your ballot paper that indicates you vote buhari

No pinshure, but i voted.

Ok sir, buhari will appoint u as special adviser on electoral matter

Buharism:
No pinshure, but i voted.

People asking those silly questions are especially the market women that will scream Gej till I die, yet they won't show for election day or worst still know the election date...

Bunch of noisemakers,

Op next time ask them why they didn't vote to cancel out your own vote.

I think we should profer solution to current economic problems are facing as a nation, rather than practicing blame game.