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contigiency:
Just as he started the pregnancy your wife is carrying. because his projects are always hidden until another person tells the public about it or commision it for him. Just according to some of you.

chrisxxx:
Buhari is the most corrupted president Nigeria has ever had.

olaboo123:
''Buhari is 100% better than Atiku, he is incorruptible while Atiku is clearly corrupt'' club owner, Shina Peller says


Club owner and politician, Shina Peller, took to his twitter handle to state the difference between the major contenders of the presidential seat in the 2019 election, President Buhari and Atiku Abubakar. See his tweets below.

via https://onecornergizt..com/2018/10/buhari-is-100-better-than-atiku-he-is.html

Of course we all know this.. Atiku has destroyed this nation way too much for him to stay

Islie:
I so much believe in this Administration... Anything anyone like they should say.









https://punchng.com/minimum-wage-nigerian-workers-will-smile-soon-says-fg/

acesoul:
Misplaced piority..
He should stabilize Nigeria first.

IsaAbubakar:
Buhari is a criminal terrorist
he mean no good for the country
come 2019 he must leave either in peace or pieces
any Muslim supporting Buhari shall face the wrath of Allah amin

Thunder scatter Buhari Insha'Allah amin
Thunder scatter Buhari Insha'Allah amin
Thunder scatter aisha masha Allah amin

kiss the truth
Assalamualaikum my people
greetings from sheikh Isa Abubakar Usman from kebbi

Angelparadise:
So the allegations made by many opposition parties that APC buhari government are using public security agents to intimate and witch hunt opposition parties . Even foreign powers speculate that buhari will use security agents as former military tyrant to intimate opposition parties.

IllegalMoney:
A multinational banking and financial services company, HSBC, has said a second term for President Muhammadu Buhari would stunt the economic development of the country.
In a report, put together by its Global Research Unit, entitled, “Nigeria, Papering over the Cracks,” HSBC said Nigeria’s current economic struggles look set to continue if Buhari wins a second term in office.

According to the financial institution, the president’s “approval ratings sit near all time lows,” a development, it said, “largely reflects the impact of Nigeria’s painful recession in 2016-17 and the sustained economic hardship that has accompanied his presidency, including rapidly rising joblessness, and poverty.

“A second term for Mr. Buhari raises the risk of limited economic progress and further fiscal deterioration, prolonging the stagnation of his first term, particularly if there is no move towards completing reform of the exchange rate system or fiscal adjustments that diversify government revenues away from oil.” The thing people don't understand that the economy is like this not because of buhari but the past Predecessors... They've eaten so deep into the economy that it could take a while but PMB is definitely working on it. I strongly believe in the administration.... Gradually but they'd get there.. Already they have created job schemes in order to control these and so much more, we just need to b supportive

The multinational banking group, which is Europe’s largest by total assets, noted that while higher oil prices have brightened Nigeria’s macro outlook, boosting export earnings, improving the supply of foreign exchange, and supporting naira stability, the Buhari administration was yet to address the economy’s structural shortcomings.

It said, “Economic growth remains sluggish and reliant on the rebound in oil output while the non-oil economy, which accounts for about 90 per cent of GDP, continues to languish with many service sectors still mired in contraction.

Joblessness continues to rise, up almost three-fold in three years to 19 per cent in Q3 2017, pushing the number in poverty to 87 million. “Meanwhile, current account improvements may have pivoted on higher oil prices, but they also derive from on-going import restrictions and limited FX access for many sectors of the economy.”

DAILY POST reports that the president is set to once again lead the All Progressives Congress, APC, having received his nomination form on Tuesday.

http://dailypost.ng/2018/09/11/2019-second-term-buhari-will-nigerias-economy-hsbc/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Lizzysamuel:
The Minister of Transportation and Director general of the Buhari campaign organization, Rotimi Amaechi has said Nigerians will enjoy 24 hours power supply if President Buhari is re-elected in 2019. Amaechi disclosed this during an interactive session with the media in Abuja on Tuesday, September 11th.




Speaking on why Buhari and the APC government deserves the second term, Amaechi said;


“There is also an improvement in power. We have from 3000megawatt to 7000 but we are distributing 5000 because some of the Infrastructures are not in good state but we are slowly fixing them.


I believe this!! Because PMB don't make empty promises, when they say they will do it they will
The expectation is that it should be 24 hours power supply but there will still be a gap but if you give us a second term, that gap will be closed.”


Speaking further, the former Rivers state governor said;



“Nigerians have taught me a lesson I learnt in politics and that is why nothing bothers me again. The people praising you today, if you see them when you are out of power, you will be shocked. Those singing hallelujah and hosanna will still be the same people to shout crucify him tomorrow.


“We have done much more than transport. In terms of Corruption; this economy was a rent economy. Public money was spent anyhow and it was an economy that was not worked hard for. That is why you see politicians today very rich and one year after government, they are poor. They are like that because they don’t know how to manage the money.


“When Buhari came, he said no and that we cannot continue to spend anyhow. Buhari has not said people should not steal, he has rather kept quiet to see who can steal because there is a consequence for stealing.


“I don’t want to say it has stopped completely but it has reduced. Before, there were so many empty houses in Abuja. People were building and speculating that new politicians will come in and buy but we came in and could not buy because of the economy. So if you say Buhari has not done anything on corruption, you are being most unfair.


“Also, the 2016 budget was 6percent capita but we are doing 20 percent capita now. We are doing 80 percent recurrent and 20 percent capital. We believe that in the next two to three years, we will get to 30 percent capital and we will get there if we reduce the current expenditure and deal with wastage.”
“It is also unfair if Nigerians think the ministry of works is not working. The road to Bonny was abandoned after Obasanjo left government.


“The road was below N39bn but it is now N120bn. When I was Governor, I wrote to federal government under Jonathan that I wanted to do the road for N39bn but they didn’t reply me.
“My final year as governor, energy wrote that they will take care of 50 percent of the bill and I wrote again to the Federal Government but they didn’t reply because I was in APC. Now that the Federal government wants to do it, the cost is now N120bn.


“So, Buhari government is dealing with corruption, building roads. The worst roads in Nigeria used to be between Uyo and Calabar but it has been awarded.


“The road to Enugu too that people are complaining about, contractors are working on the roads already. The work may be slow but they are working. When we came oil was $28 per barrel and our budget was $35 and suddenly it dropped but the Minister of Budget managed it for us to survive. Now oil is $74 but we still have not reached $110. If we get to that, things will change rapidly. Also the Ilorin-Jebba road. So many roads have been awarded.”


More below:

https://zenithnaija.com/?p=24449

cc: Lalasticlala dominique Mynd44

KBDOT:
Buhari lekan si......

SouthernEmpres:
The crowd that welcome ndi Money of Enugu state ������

UniqueBaze:
President Muhammadu Buhari has on Wednesday marketed Nigerian youths in the international market.

Speaking with prospective Chinese investors in a separate meeting, Buhari averred that Nigerian youths are very energetic, innovative and ready to work.

He assured Chinese investors of secured environment and encouraged prospective Chinese investors of high-level support for their investment plans in Nigeria. “We are endowed with abundant human and material resources”, he said.

Read the full statement as disclosed by Garba Shehu, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity.

On the sidelines of the Forum on China and Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) in Beijing, President Muhammadu Buhari Wednesday assured existing and prospective Chinese investors of high-level support for their investment plans in Nigeria. In separate meetings with prospective investors, President Buhari said Nigeria is endowed with abundant human and material resources as well as a young population that is very energetic and innovative and ready to work.

He encouraged Chinese companies and entrepreneurs to take advantage of the improved business environment in Nigeria to invest in key sectors of the economy. Acknowledging the contributions of Chinese companies in Nigeria in developing the country’s infrastructure, the President noted that there was still more to do.

The Ruyi Group, a leading Chinese company, had met with the President with a plan to invest $200 million for an industrial park in Kano State, cotton farms in Funtua, Katsina State and textile and garment manufacturing establishments in Aba, Abia State and Lagos.

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hisexcellency34:
Atiku's response to Osinbajo:

If the Vice President cannot see that losing 7.9 million jobs in 21 months while creating 500,000 jobs is a deficit, then I do not know what to say to the honourable professor.


Professor Osinbajo also harps on about “prudence in public finance”, but he fails to show the wisdom in sharing out $322 million of Abacha funds to the poor only to take a loan of $328 million from the Chinese the very next month. Many Nigerians, myself included, see this as imprudence.


This is a technical knockout in boxing. And Osinbajo is the head of Nigeria's Economic Team. He should just resign with his boss and allow a man with sound economic footing take over.

sophsia62:
Nigerian presidential hopeful Atiku Abubakar said he will scrap a system of multiple exchange rates to attract foreign investment and accused President Muhammadu Buhari of failing to deal with the nation’s security challenges.

“I would definitely end” the existence of several naira rates, Abubakar, a 71-year-old former vice president, told reporters Monday in Lagos, the commercial capital of Africa’s biggest oil producer. “It’s clearly anti-business and anti-foreign investment.”

Investors and the International Monetary Fund have long called for Nigeria to liberalize its currency regime to boost an economy that’s still struggling after the 2014 crash in crude prices. While he would need more advice before deciding whether to float the naira, it was important to have a “deregulated foreign-exchange market,” Abubakar said in a separate interview.

Abubakar, a Muslim from the north and a father of 26 children, is one of the main contenders to be the candidate of the opposition People’s Democratic Party, which will hold primaries later this year, along with Senate President Bukola Saraki and three former state governors. Abubakar defected from Buhari’s ruling All Progressives Congress last year, the second time he returned to the PDP in a decade.

Abubakar has been a presidential aspirant in three different parties since Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999. He lost to Buhari in the APC primaries in 2015 but supported him as the candidate. Buhari’s victory against then President Goodluck Jonathan marked the first time in Nigeria’s history that an opposition challenger took power through the ballot box.

Buhari may not be willing to leave office if he loses the election in February, Abubakar said.

“He is very stern, very uncompromising and power-drunk,” Abubakar said. “He may not be ready to relinquish power without a fight. I have my fears. There may not be credible elections.”

A former Nigerian Customs Service top official who became a major shareholder in Intels Nigeria Ltd., an oil-service company, he favors regional autonomy and power devolution, a stance that has popular appeal particularly in southern Nigeria.

Abubakar blamed Buhari for failing to diversify the economy from oil and handle security problems ranging from Boko Haram’s Islamist insurgency to deadly clashes between farmers and herdsmen.

“It’s been a disappointment,” he said. “We have done very badly as far as the economy, security and the unity of the country are concerned.”

Abubakar said his experience as vice president and in business stood him in good stead to govern Nigeria.

“I have a strong track record,” he said. “The economy did well when we were in government. The private sector was booming. And I’ve been a successful businessman. Buhari has driven out foreign investors.”

[b][url]http://www.akelicious.net/2018/09/atiku-vows-to-end-multiple-exchange.html

sophsia62:
Nigerian presidential hopeful Atiku Abubakar said he will scrap a system of multiple exchange rates to attract foreign investment and accused President Muhammadu Buhari of failing to deal with the nation’s security challenges.

“I would definitely end” the existence of several naira rates, Abubakar, a 71-year-old former vice president, told reporters Monday in Lagos, the commercial capital of Africa’s biggest oil producer. “It’s clearly anti-business and anti-foreign investment.”

Investors and the International Monetary Fund have long called for Nigeria to liberalize its currency regime to boost an economy that’s still struggling after the 2014 crash in crude prices. While he would need more advice before deciding whether to float the naira, it was important to have a “deregulated foreign-exchange market,” Abubakar said in a separate interview.

Abubakar, a Muslim from the north and a father of 26 children, is one of the main contenders to be the candidate of the opposition People’s Democratic Party, which will hold primaries later this year, along with Senate President Bukola Saraki and three former state governors. Abubakar defected from Buhari’s ruling All Progressives Congress last year, the second time he returned to the PDP in a decade.

Abubakar has been a presidential aspirant in three different parties since Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999. He lost to Buhari in the APC primaries in 2015 but supported him as the candidate. Buhari’s victory against then President Goodluck Jonathan marked the first time in Nigeria’s history that an opposition challenger took power through the ballot box.

Buhari may not be willing to leave office if he loses the election in February, Abubakar said.

“He is very stern, very uncompromising and power-drunk,” Abubakar said. “He may not be ready to relinquish power without a fight. I have my fears. There may not be credible elections.”

A former Nigerian Customs Service top official who became a major shareholder in Intels Nigeria Ltd., an oil-service company, he favors regional autonomy and power devolution, a stance that has popular appeal particularly in southern Nigeria.

Abubakar blamed Buhari for failing to diversify the economy from oil and handle security problems ranging from Boko Haram’s Islamist insurgency to deadly clashes between farmers and herdsmen.

“It’s been a disappointment,” he said. “We have done very badly as far as the economy, security and the unity of the country are concerned.”

Abubakar said his experience as vice president and in business stood him in good stead to govern Nigeria.

“I have a strong track record,” he said. “The economy did well when we were in government. The private sector was booming. And I’ve been a successful businessman. Buhari has driven out foreign investors.”

[b][url]http://www.akelicious.net/2018/09/atiku-vows-to-end-multiple-exchange.html

gaby:
Hmm..blogger or op how e be you for body...I think say Bubu don travel go West Germany abi na China.

Abi na the Sudanese one receive her for Aso rock?

NB
Ooow e be like say na true ooo...

Meanwhile enjoy my ogbonge Tori for my siggy, you can preorder for paperback of my book.

Slayedchick:
Waziri of poverty, Godfather of Offa Robbery, Kalokalo of Afonja bank looter, took ₦10billion bribe to exonerate @MTNNG from $13billion Repatriation Scam, several of the banks implicated also paid the Senate President off. Today, @MTNNG is using the Senate President to defend the scam.

Bukola has been Know to have told many lies including the case regarding the Late Yarádua State of health.

The question now is, does he deserve to be the Senate President

Malikcoker:
Saraki is a snake. Whoever thinks or believes he is after the nations interest would be fooled [color=#990000][/color]

SouthernEmpres:
PART 1
1. I will always put Nigeria first
2. Offa robbery
3. ₦10billion bribe to exonerate MTN from $13billion Repatriation Scam
4. yaradua Health status

follow the links to find out more
https://twitter.com/SaharaReporters/status/1035084939593740293

https://www.instagram.com/p/BnGGNKUHJ56/?taken-by=lizzyempressiveness


Uncle Pinocchio all these lies ehn, when would it ever stop??

spartan117:
Bmc thread
Buhari is lifeless case closed

klimkid:
You will all agree with me that 2019 elections is fast approaching, here are some of the possible pairings for the 2019 presidential elections.

Saraki/Fayose

Atiku/Peter Obi

Buhari/Osinbajo

Kwankwaso/Ekweremadu

Who has your vote?