₦airaland Forum

Mugu

OK nah!.

BluntBoy:
There is no how you can say APC (which has had less than 8 years) is worse than PDP which had 16 years and did nothing extraordinary for which it should be remembered.

Well, APC's 5 years have been worse!

No time under PDP did over 6 million lose their jobs.
Moreso, many of those who destroyed PDP are the dominant forces in APC!

People like Uzodinma, Ngige, Sylvia, Amaechi, el-Rufai etc were all members of PDP.

Instead of PDP, the political class would have been more appropriate.

And they can’t even manage Buhari ear infections

PHijo:
Well, APC's 5 years have been worse!

No time under PDP did over 6 million lose their jobs.
Moreso, many of those who destroyed PDP are the dominant forces in APC!

People like Uzodinma, Ngige, Sylvia, Amaechi, el-Rufai etc were all members of PDP.

Instead of PDP, the political class would have been more appropriate.

How can you prove that 6 million people lost their jobs under APC?

I have trashed this countless times here. Unemployment is not the same as job loss. For instance, if we have records that in Q2 of 2015, about 2 million people became unemployed, does that mean that 2 million people lost their jobs? People become unemployed for many reasons other than job loss. Some leave their jobs for reasons best known to them. Some lose their jobs because of their own negligence (which then is not a fault of government or the economy).

Imagine, some lecturers have also lost their jobs because they could not control their sexual urges. Now, this number of ràndy lecturers might be captured in the unemployment pool. They have become unemployed, but does it mean they lost their jobs because of the poor economy?

This is unlike under PDP where government directly took people's jobs away from them without any compensation. It took an APC government to remember these poorly treated people.

BluntBoy:
How can you prove that 6 million people lost their jobs under APC?

I have trashed this countless times here. Unemployment is not the same as job loss. For instance, if we have records that in Q2 of 2015, about 2 million people became unemployed, does that mean that 2 million people lost their jobs? People become unemployed for many reasons other than job loss. Some leave their jobs for reasons best known to them. Some lose their jobs because of their own negligence (which then is not a fault of government or the economy).

Imagine, some lecturers have also lost their jobs because they could not control their sexual urges. Now, this number of ràndy lecturers might be captured in the unemployment pool. They have become unemployed, but does it mean they lost their jobs because of the poor economy?

This is unlike under PDP where government directly took people's jobs away from them without any compensation. It took an APC government to remember these poorly treated people.

Make we hia word!

The 6 million lost their jobs due to Buhari 's failure to act

Ordinary lassa u can’t handle mouth runners

you can't handle poo!! I repeat you can't handle poo!!.. okay?

jarawa:
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/we-can-handle-coronavirus-health-minister.html

Sharrappp! LIE Mohammed junior .

I'm lawyer's Obus voice.... You dun mean it.

Who's this minister fooling Nigerians or Buhari?

Do we have better health system than the Chinese we keep borrowing money from?
Are we well prepared than USA that have a travel ban in place and reroute all flight coming from China too selected airport,?

Instead of this govt to tell us what they are doing to protect us from the virus because let's face it, by the time we realise it will definitely be too late because the virus IMO can be transmitted even b4 symptoms start manifesting unlike Ebola.

HacheNoire:
Definitely!g

We have handled greater epidemic like People's Democratic Party so Corona virus will not be much of a task or risk.

You are the most stupid human being in the whole of the universe including all the people pressing like for this your useless unreasonable partisan comment on this type of Serious matter.

I don't think this man works in a hospital right now. Hospitals are already crowded as it is, doctors are leaving the country and hospital staff have a history going on strike, we simply can't cope with the sudden surge of patients. If this virus as serious as it sounds lands in an unsanitary, crowded, immunocompromised place like Nigeria we are in for a really bad time.