ddippset:
Okay you guys hold on to your 5 percent theory forever in fact take it to your graves. As you must have all noticed Buhari doesn't give a fucck,it's of no consequence.

QuotaSystem:
I don't understand the OP.

PMB stated an indisputable fact. All those hurting can boil a stone for their sickness.

You cannot reap where you didn't sow. When one recalls the campaign of hatred and bigotry that the 5%ers ran against the President and their deliberate and myopically foolish decision to put all their eggs in one basket and completely reject the APC despite the fact that it was a strong contender and had a robust candidate, one realizes the PMB has even been magnanimous so far.

Yes you are 5%ers. Yes your region produces oil. Yes Nigeria (run by that 97%ers) owns the oil. Grab a rope and tie a noose.

Godgay:
nigeria's oil output has decreased from 2.4-1.6,let's see the amount by next month lol,bunch if clowns,u went oil,go and take it

worksmart:
1. Buhari was asked a complex question by an American female journalist from the audience that mentioned inclusiveness. He didn't really understand the question and he sought clarification from the host on the stage with, who whispered something inaudible in his ear.
To be honest I also didn't fully understand the question.

2. Buhari said that it is a political reality that you cannot treat a constituency that gave you 5 percent the same way as a constituency that gave you 95%, because you have to show some appreciation for the hard work put in by constituencies that helped get you elected.

3.He went on to add however that he stands by his motto of belonging to everyone and belonging to nobody.

4.He also added that he couldn't treat any constituency differently even if he wanted to because the Nigerian constitution forbids it.

5. He never mentioned any regions by name so how the the ND militants know he was ascribing the 5% to them beats logic.

QuotaSystem:
Take whats already in the hands of the FG/oil bloc licensees? Are you confused?

Who suffers the economic implications of the destruction? Those like me in the diaspora, Buhari's family or the average Nigerian (you inclusive)?

You are simply foolishly cutting your nose to spite your face. Production will eventually be restored, and iPods will crawl back to their irrelevant existence.

Vulu:


MUSLEEM MAN STOP FOAMING IN THE MOUTH, IF YOU DON'T GIVE A DAMN ABOUT 5%ER, WHY THEN DO SCREAM WHEN THE FORCE OF KARMA DECIDES TO REDUCE OIL EXPORT TO 5%?

GoodMuyis:


Give just one instance where Buhari Government treated them SS and SE in any way inferior.

worksmart:
1. Buhari was asked a complex question by an American female journalist from the audience that mentioned inclusiveness. He didn't really understand the question and he sought clarification from the host on the stage with, who whispered something inaudible in his ear.
To be honest I also didn't fully understand the question.

2. Buhari said that it is a political reality that you cannot treat a constituency that gave you 5 percent the same way as a constituency that gave you 95%, because you have to show some appreciation for the hard work put in by constituencies that helped get you elected.

3.He went on to add however that he stands by his motto of belonging to everyone and belonging to nobody.

4.He also added that he couldn't treat any constituency differently even if he wanted to because the Nigerian constitution forbids it.

5. He never mentioned any regions by name so how the the ND militants know he was ascribing the 5% to them beats logic.

OjukwuWarBird:


The white woman asked about his plan for the Nigerdeltans

cckris:
Buhari has budgeted 40 billion naira for NDDC, and 200 billion naira for the Northeast.

kenny987:
Op, the fact that u and Buhari were too slow to understand the simple question asked doesn't mean we're all confused. If nothing else, there was nothing remotely political or relating to the election results that he was asked; even the presenter that clarified the question for him did not refer to Nigerian politics.

The fact is that he heard of inclusive governance as regards the Niger Delta and he needed to clear the air quickly enough so no one is confused as to his winner takes all mentality. So as far as Buhari was and is concerned, he would be vindictive and not in any way include those from the regions who gave him low votes in any meaningful way.

As it stands, he has done only that which he feels constitutionally constrained to do ie ministerial appointments spread across the 36 states. Other appointments bound by federal character he has conveniently tilted in favour of those who gave him 97% of their votes.

You say he did not identify any region, in stating his 97/5% statistics but u remember he started his response by saying to the woman, 'I hope u have a copy of the election results'. It only means that the results clearly disclose which regions gave him less votes than others.

Sorry op but ur analysis is as weak n watery as they come, failing every credibility test. No good leader exposes bias of any kind no matter what, especially not to the public. That is not honesty, that is a bigotry, vindictiveness, petulance and daftness on display.