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Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by sirequity(m): 6:13pm On May 03, 2018
FORMER President, Goodluck Jonathan has opined why the administration of his successor, President Muhammadu Buhari, are still into blame game.

The Buhari’s administration has frequently used any given opportunity it has to blamed it predecessors for woes that has befell its regime.

The blame game has been in all sectors ranging from Economy, Security, Infrastructure among others.

However, Mr Jonathan is off the opinion that the government of President Buhari and his Vice, Yemi Osinbajo, indulged in the act because they have failed to achieve the execution of projects in their three years of being in power.

“It is sad that at a time when the Buhari administration should be telling Nigerians what they have achieved after three years, they continue to blame and point fingers.

“The reason for this is because neither Buhari nor Osinbajo can point to any project that they have initiated, started and completed in three years,” Jonathan said while reacting to claims from the Vice President that three unnamed persons stole $3 billion (N1 trillion) during his administration.

Osinbajo made the claim at The Platform, a programme organised by the Covenant Christian Centre in Lagos on Tuesday.

On March 19, also, the vice president alleged that the Jonathan administration shared N150 billion two weeks to the 2015 elections while it spent a paltry N14 billion on agriculture in 2014; N15 billion on transportation and only N153 billion on infrastructure in three years.

But in a statement issued by his media office Wednesday, Jonathan called Pastor Adeboye to caution Osinbajo to stop peddling falsehood against his person.

The former president said if Osinbajo fails to heed this advice, the cleric should “remember that the RCCG ordains its pastors not to lie but to spread the word of God,“ asking if “this is what Vice President Osinbajo is doing?”

He, thus, noted that the vice president “is a liar, forgetting or perhaps not caring that the devil is the father of all liars. I challenge him once again to prove me wrong by mentioning those three people and providing proof that they stole the amounts allegedly stolen.”

Jonathan noted that the people of Nigeria voted for Buhari and Osinbajo because they said subsidy was a fraud and would be stopped; that fuel would be sold at 40 per litre, and that fuel scarcity would end.

After three years, Jonathan said the Buhari administration “is paying more subsidy than former President Jonathan ever paid at 1.4 trillion annually. Fuel price was increased from 87 to 145 per litre, Fuel scarcity is worse.

“Faced with these facts, a desperate Buhari administration, wanting to be re-elected and knowing that it cannot run on its record, has devised a plan to distract attention from its woeful record of failure by making constant false allegations on my person.”

He lamented that the Buhari administration “has yet to tell Nigerians what happened to the $25 billion that was awarded in contracts without due process by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).”

He sought to know how “Maina was returned, reinstated, double-promoted and given armed guards or why the indicted Executive Secretary of Nigerian Health Insurance Scheme was reinstated despite a clear case of corruption or when Babachir Lawal would be charged.

“Instead, they continue to throw mud at those who have achieved what they have not achieved. If Osinbajo cannot stop his habit of lying, I hereby call on Pastor Adeboye to withdraw his pastorate before he brings the church of Christ into disrepute,” Jonathan said.

https://www.headlineng.com/buharis-administration-still-blame-game-jonathan/

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by madridguy(m): 6:16pm On May 03, 2018
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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by sirequity(m): 6:23pm On May 03, 2018
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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by wakaman: 6:27pm On May 03, 2018
Jona Jona, you don dey get liver O!

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by hypertension(m): 6:31pm On May 03, 2018
This is true

I expected more from that Ape-looking Nigerian pastor.

We voted for change. Stop telling us Nonsense abeg.


Make i go commence oral sips for this woman. I dey come.

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by Paperwhite(m): 6:33pm On May 03, 2018
“Faced with these facts, a desperate Buhari administration, wanting to be re-elected and knowing that it cannot run on its record, has devised a plan to distract attention from its woeful record of failure by making constant false allegations on my person.”
That has been the anticipatory desperation of the failed APC regime from the outset. undecided

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by clefstone(m): 6:36pm On May 03, 2018
GEJ is the best president Nigeria has ever had in terms of infrastructural development, if you think otherwise I will gladly ask u to prove me wrong. Like for GEJ's feaces, share for Buhari

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by OMNIVIRUS(m): 6:42pm On May 03, 2018
A government that came into power through lies, propaganda n blame... is usually void of any clear cut plan but will always try to blame is cluuelessness on its predecessor

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by KidsNEXTdoor: 6:45pm On May 03, 2018
Only morons supports this government..... OBJ

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by clevvermind(m): 6:49pm On May 03, 2018
Buhari has nothing more to offer. going back to Daura is the best option for him.

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by nero2face: 6:54pm On May 03, 2018
Osibanjo has sold his soul to de devil... What do u expect

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by yanabasee(m): 6:56pm On May 03, 2018
Will Buhari have the guts to call whoever that will succeed him, to congratulate him the way GEJ did?? ?


Because, with or without rigging, Buhari is going down....


Nigerians are tired of finger-pointing!!..Blames upon Blames... with flavorful relished propaganda.... High dead tolls...



Just imagine?? An IG disrespecting the senate??

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by semasir: 6:56pm On May 03, 2018
Can this be true lalasticlala? because FP material don dey here oo
Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by Nobody: 6:57pm On May 03, 2018
Jonathan noted that the people of Nigeria voted for Buhari and Osinbajo because they said subsidy was a fraud and would be stopped; that fuel would be sold at 40 per litre, and that fuel scarcity would end.

After three years, Jonathan said the Buhari administration “is paying more subsidy than former President Jonathan ever paid at 1.4 trillion annually. Fuel price was increased from 87 to 145 per litre, Fuel scarcity is worse.

Say no more GEJ... only morons think otherwise.

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by Redoil: 6:58pm On May 03, 2018
From the above write up Methink it is high time we go back to the drawing board and this time; we do something better
Like for buhari
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Share for gej

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by neonly: 7:00pm On May 03, 2018
clevvermind:
Buhari has nothing more to offer. going back to Daura is the best option for him.

Except farming Bush president
Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by Jesusloveyou: 7:27pm On May 03, 2018
Is it ineffectual buffoon that said this or his media aide.

Because ineffectual buffoon cannot be foolish enough to say buhari paid more subsidies than him..

Meanwhile, is ineffectual buffoon still recontesting?

Because he is the biggest fool.

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by alsudaes1(m): 7:57pm On May 03, 2018
The present Government should refute ALL the accusations with proofs. . .




And to those blaming the "messenger" and ignoring the message, let the people he accused do the above first

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by Omeokachie: 8:02pm On May 03, 2018
"He, thus, noted that the vice president “is a liar, forgetting or perhaps not caring that the devil is the father of all liars. I challenge him once again to prove me wrong by mentioning those three people and providing proof that they stole the amounts allegedly stolen.”


Even the devil is worried that top officials of this administration have snatched that title of "father of all liars" from him.

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by drkay(m): 8:11pm On May 03, 2018
Jonathan that hardly talk, these people don pass their boundary. Dr Jona has joined the growing list of powerful forces against Bubu's 2019 ambition.

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by saarumann: 9:05pm On May 03, 2018
Jesusloveyou:
Is it ineffectual buffoon that said this or his media aide.

Because ineffectual buffoon cannot be foolish enough to say buhari paid more subsidies than him..

Meanwhile, is ineffectual buffoon still recontesting?

Because he is the biggest fool.
At least Goodluck has no record of recession. Your god buhari is the only person the world with recession record back to back. That can only happen if the person is a pathological FAILURE.

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by ZICO111(m): 9:58pm On May 03, 2018
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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by pode(m): 10:48pm On May 03, 2018
Osibande allow the sleeping lion to sleep
Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by Sirjamo: 11:52pm On May 03, 2018
clefstone:
GEJ is the best president Nigeria has ever had in terms of infrastructural development, if you think otherwise I will gladly ask u to prove me wrong. Like for GEJ's feaces, share for Buhari
Which infrastructure? is it in your back yard? give me a picture of a 10b naira road started and completed by jogogoro in six years.

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by richeso: 2:26am On May 04, 2018
I enjoyed it when i read truth. so much facts that all APC lies put together can not wipe away.

Only idiots call you clueless whereas they are the one that's clueless,

Please come back sir. Nigeria needs you pls come back. else we go dieee oo.. APC is killing us ooo. pls come back cry cry cry cry cry

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by deji17: 2:56am On May 04, 2018
Even with all the money and properties that they are seizing from looters like your wife? GEJ is a shameless thief.
Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by Jirate(m): 3:07am On May 04, 2018
“It is sad that at a time when the Buhari administration should be telling Nigerians what they have achieved after three years, they continue to blame and point fingers.

Honestly Speaking, this is really Sad, for how long are They going to continue this Blaming Game?. cool

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by Alejoc(m): 4:21am On May 04, 2018
2019 will silence them

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by deltaisgreat: 7:25am On May 04, 2018
Redoil:
Like for buhari
.
Share for gej
only morons support this buhari's administration --- OBJ. No b me talkam

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Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by deltaisgreat: 7:42am On May 04, 2018
APC know that they have no achievement to campaign with next year thus this old and outdated blame game tactics with which they deceived the gullible in Nigeria 3 years ago. This time it will not work again, they have plan B anyway and that's to use the security agents to Rigg the election that's why they have made the IG of police so powerful that he can disrespect anyone even the president and the national assembly and nothing will happen. He can take his electoral success in 2015 as police commissioner in kano state to the whole Nigeria which gave APC 2 MILLTON VOTES and electoral commissioner was killed and nothing has happened till today. Let the world be mindful of the roll of security agents during elections in Nigeria.
Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by dadavivo: 7:50am On May 04, 2018
Buhari can't give what he doesn't have. He's an illiterate always hiding behind blame game. He did same in 1980s and he's doing it again
Re: Why Buhari’s Administration Are Still Into Blame Game — Jonathan by LifeofAirforce(m): 7:50am On May 04, 2018
Jonathan just lost his cool

Such a gentleman

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