I think this is a very good initiative.

not only should they 'preach' the need for positive change, they should also reach out for reconciliation.

however, to kick it off, the assets of PMB & Aisha should be publicly declared along with the estimated values, the ministers should also declare their assets followed by all political appointees.

furthermore, the president should come clean about his WAEC result. end the controversy once & for all.

when a leader sets good examples, the followers are encouraged to toe the same path.

these apc government like more talking than action and they sabi complain no be small

Ozavize88:
A lot of wailing wailers in this thread though!

Hunger will soon overtake you... Keep deluding yourselves

Change will begin wen u resign

Nooo! Ooo! We no gree! Na una promise change no be us.
Una wn heap and dump una promises for our head ba? 419 government!

is it only that wants this man to die

Izonpikin:
Hehe hehe. ...With which "ME"??...Their head never correct...

No mind d idiotic president! Dogara and co don pad budget die he no do dem anything na me he want make I change. Goat!

Jonathan is my hero.who is buhari'z who?

....These idiotic people (apc and buhari) have come again ..


...

Confused set of people

Go and tell DOGARA that one,he is an expert at 'padding' tinz...

Nonsense na that one dem send am.

This campaign is a complete waste of time and resources. The President needs to hit the reset button and start all over again with his cabinet. New blood is needed in Abuja.

So after you don blow tax payers money travel around the globe abi. Seriously this govt has run out of ideas.

mannobi:
So Mr lie Mohammed has prepared another zobo for the gullible ones again? This is hell no! Nigerians are too hungry now to do any silly biding of Mr Liar Mohammed.
Not until your government is accountable to JUST ONE of all the campaign promises.

You need attention. Is corruption fight not part of his campaign promises? This your hatred go soon send you to your grave.

To the topic..... PMB just do the best you can and live d rest. Even when the messiah was here only few believe him.... #GODBLESSNIGERIA#

Fedayeen02:
chief zombie

hahaha na really chief zombie

Great initiative

Tell PMB to show us his certificate.

I thought he is now the President, Why still campaigning

greatgod2012:




Do you have human feeling at all?

We're talking of too much hunger, suffering, hardship, etc faced by the citizens, you're here mocking people and accusing them of wailing.

Even if you're opportuned to be living in abundance, why don't you show some empathy

Or can you honestly claim not to be aware of the hardship that people are currently undergoing

Tell me one thing buhari has done to bring you hardship... One step he has taken that's so terrible and not on the path of good intentions.

Here I'll see if u read economics note well in secondary sch or not. Or you are just one of the wailers.

Another means to squander the public fund when the electorate are dying off hunger, to the extend that a man can change the face of his wife in anger.

This people don't have the masses at hart. If you think buhari is working just ask this woman.

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The legend liar himslf d masquerade minister yeye govt

HungerBAD:
Abuja –

In a bid to entrench the values of accountability, integrity and inculcate positive attitudinal change in Nigerians, the Federal Government is set to launch the “Change Begins With Me’’ campaign. The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, and the Director-General, National Orientation Agency (NOA), Mr Garba Abari, made this known in Abuja.

They said that the campaign was aimed at educating and enlightening Nigerians to appreciate these values which, they noted, are critical to achieving comprehensive national development. According to them, the campaign is expected to trigger positive change that will boost Nigeria’s image, enable the country gain acceptability and command respect in the comity of nations.

The minister said that President Muhammadu Buhari would launch the programme on Thursday in Abuja. “About three to five years back now, the role models in the society were people of doubtful character. “Money was worshipped; nobody cared where and how one got the money; these are the misplaced values that we are tackling now.’’

He said that the campaign would involve every Nigerian and address the shortcomings of every profession and jobs. Mohammed said that the campaign would also feature slogans that could be easily assimilated by the people, in order to correct identified ills in the society.

We believe that what is wrong with Nigeria is not limited to the elite, the political class and the civil service; if we want that change, therefore, it must address all the issues and target every strata of the society.’’ Mohammed said that the campaign was not a replication of the “War Against Indiscipline’’ which the Buhari-led military administration initiated in 1983 but that it would achieve the same goal using a different means. “In 1983, they used what they had to achieve what they wanted, which was to correct the decadence in society, tackle corruption and impunity.

However, in the area of enforcement, people alleged infractions and intimidation. But here, we are going to use the media to appeal to people. We are going to use persuasion, instead of coercion and intimidation. Our various platforms will be radio, television, print media, bill boards, social media and the like. “Part of our campaign will also be concerts which will be sponsored by people in the private sector.’’ The minister, therefore, solicited the support of the private sector towards the success of the campaign.

Mohammed said that the National Orientation Agency (NOA) would be the flagship body driving the campaign, to ensure that it gets to the grassroots. He further said that NOA had the duty to its success in states local government areas and schools, while traditional rulers and leaders of faith organisations were also expected participated actively in driving the campaign.

In a separate interview, the NOA director-general noted that the programme was also aimed at fighting corruption and encouraging peaceful co-existence in the country. He said it was regrettable that corruption had done a lot of damage to every sphere of the country. “The Fight against corruption must not begin with the government; people must be in the vanguard of fighting corruption.

Our schools, roads, hospitals should have been better than what they are now, but corruption has stalled their development. “What would you say about a woman who uses chemical to forcefully ripen banana and sell it to the public; what about a woman who would use a padded `mudu’ to sell rice. “A petrol attendant who would claim not to have change so that the buyer would leave the change; all these are corruption,’’ Abari said.

He noted that lecturers in tertiary institutions also engaged in corrupt practices by selling handouts to students, while lazy students also cut corners by selling their bodies and giving money to pass examinations. According to him, the change must start at the individual level and inevitably extend to the society and country at large.

Nobody is happy with the way corruption has relegated the country to its present situation. “We, the citizens, must take a second hard look at what we did wrong that we will not do tomorrow. “The change must start with the people in the little things they do in their families, place of work and responsibilities,’’ Abari said.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/buhari-launch-change-begins-campaign-thursday/

. * No problem o. let them continue with any policy they feel like implementing to shut up the suffering masses. But one thing is SURE; They can never force anyone to vote for another stupid/suffering filed CHANGI DOLE in 2019. NOF AGAIN*

HungerBAD:
Abuja –

In a bid to entrench the values of accountability, integrity and inculcate positive attitudinal change in Nigerians, the Federal Government is set to launch the “Change Begins With Me’’ campaign. The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, and the Director-General, National Orientation Agency (NOA), Mr Garba Abari, made this known in Abuja.

They said that the campaign was aimed at educating and enlightening Nigerians to appreciate these values which, they noted, are critical to achieving comprehensive national development. According to them, the campaign is expected to trigger positive change that will boost Nigeria’s image, enable the country gain acceptability and command respect in the comity of nations.

The minister said that President Muhammadu Buhari would launch the programme on Thursday in Abuja. “About three to five years back now, the role models in the society were people of doubtful character. “Money was worshipped; nobody cared where and how one got the money; these are the misplaced values that we are tackling now.’’

He said that the campaign would involve every Nigerian and address the shortcomings of every profession and jobs. Mohammed said that the campaign would also feature slogans that could be easily assimilated by the people, in order to correct identified ills in the society.

We believe that what is wrong with Nigeria is not limited to the elite, the political class and the civil service; if we want that change, therefore, it must address all the issues and target every strata of the society.’’ Mohammed said that the campaign was not a replication of the “War Against Indiscipline’’ which the Buhari-led military administration initiated in 1983 but that it would achieve the same goal using a different means. “In 1983, they used what they had to achieve what they wanted, which was to correct the decadence in society, tackle corruption and impunity.

However, in the area of enforcement, people alleged infractions and intimidation. But here, we are going to use the media to appeal to people. We are going to use persuasion, instead of coercion and intimidation. Our various platforms will be radio, television, print media, bill boards, social media and the like. “Part of our campaign will also be concerts which will be sponsored by people in the private sector.’’ The minister, therefore, solicited the support of the private sector towards the success of the campaign.

Mohammed said that the National Orientation Agency (NOA) would be the flagship body driving the campaign, to ensure that it gets to the grassroots. He further said that NOA had the duty to its success in states local government areas and schools, while traditional rulers and leaders of faith organisations were also expected participated actively in driving the campaign.

In a separate interview, the NOA director-general noted that the programme was also aimed at fighting corruption and encouraging peaceful co-existence in the country. He said it was regrettable that corruption had done a lot of damage to every sphere of the country. “The Fight against corruption must not begin with the government; people must be in the vanguard of fighting corruption.

Our schools, roads, hospitals should have been better than what they are now, but corruption has stalled their development. “What would you say about a woman who uses chemical to forcefully ripen banana and sell it to the public; what about a woman who would use a padded `mudu’ to sell rice. “A petrol attendant who would claim not to have change so that the buyer would leave the change; all these are corruption,’’ Abari said.

He noted that lecturers in tertiary institutions also engaged in corrupt practices by selling handouts to students, while lazy students also cut corners by selling their bodies and giving money to pass examinations. According to him, the change must start at the individual level and inevitably extend to the society and country at large.

Nobody is happy with the way corruption has relegated the country to its present situation. “We, the citizens, must take a second hard look at what we did wrong that we will not do tomorrow. “The change must start with the people in the little things they do in their families, place of work and responsibilities,’’ Abari said.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/buhari-launch-change-begins-campaign-thursday/

. * No problem o. let them continue with any policy they feel like implementing to shut up the suffering masses. But one thing is SURE; They can never force anyone to vote for another stupid/suffering filed CHANGI DOLE in 2019. NOT AGAIN*

Na the type of change be this. See if I hear

God punish u and your change. Buhari still get mind to come out and talk abt change, d 1st change he promised turned nigeria upside down nd nw dis. na only once them dey deceiv ashawo dey Fuc k.

Your Party Promised Us Change But We Failed To Ask If Positive Or Negative Change ...
now you want to come with another scam slogan?
NBAH!

Omo see wailing....