We support a man who wants growth for this country. And insha Allah... Come February, we will vote him in again to continue with the good work �

Idrisayuba8:
Atiku is a thief and He can't be trusted

BUHARI FOR PRESIDENT!!!

SaiAtikuTill203:
Atiku really means business unlike buhari that is afraid to engage the business community in any policy formulation and implementation, Atiku is already working with them for a potential friendly business environment that would provide jobs for millions of the unemployed youth. I think that is the more reason majority of Nigerian youth are actively supporting him
We will get Nigeria workingAtiku our next President..
If you don't like it then you must visit the lagoon and do the needful as you won't even be the first to create history in that lake of River.

Just listen to the trash you're spewing. Talking about people killing themselves because of politics. You don chop today? You think politicians give a damn? The one person who actually cares about the grassroots is Buhari. Be guided my dear.

Has PDP participated in any Presidential Debate in Nigeria's history?

Obasanjo refused to debate Olu Falae in 1999. In 2003, the same Obasanjo refused to debate Buhari. In 2007, late President Yar'adua didn't honour the Presidential Debate with Buhari and others. President Jonathan shunned the Presidential Debate against Buhari in 2011.

Can you now see that Buhari had been involved in three consecutive Presidential Debate in the past?

So, really, who is scared of a debate?
With a little attention, you can tell who's trying to fool you. Pay attention... It's a debate... Seriously

Anthony02:
That's the reason why buhari couldn't come for the proposed debate, he knows he can't stand Atiku so he had to hide his face in shame . Atiku our next president.

Your next president that showed up for a debate and then turned back because his "contender"didn't show up and then went on twitter to invite him for a boxing match. I wonder when you people are going to see Atiku for the man he truly is. A thief and a fraud. Your next president doesn't even know what a presidential debate means. What a shame.

In a series of tweets, Atiku has simultaneously given Nigerians a slap on our faces and yet another reason to distrust him completely because of his never ending string of lies. He has publicly insulted Nigerians with the flimsy reason he gave for not attending the Presidential debate. Is he running for President because he wants to move Nigeria forward or because he wants to “win” Buhari? Is this a high school inter-house sports competition or passing contest? Atiku has disrespected his party, his fellow contestants and the entire country by referring to a residential debate as an “attack” on Buhari. Is his reason for participating in the Presidential debateproving himself to Nigerians as a suitable candidate or is his reason to “attack” and attempt to ridicule the President? From his response today, I think it’s safe to say that Atiku is a man who will continually put his ego above the needs of the country he wants to govern.

celeiyke:
APC post on Atiku and reactions

Not entirely sure what you mean by backfires.... The truth is the truth yeah. Deal with it

aremz:
There is a particular video making rounds on the internet showing the PDP presidential candidate Alhaji Atiku Abubakar being insulted during his town hall meeting in the US. Link below
https://twitter.com/UNILAG_EFIWE/status/1086549685748285441?s=19

This doesn't surprise me in the least. The ridiculous assumption that people don't know him for who he is; A thief and a liar... Simply because they live in diaspora is amusing at best. Atiku cannot be President of this country.... Not after everything he has done.

meccuno:
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Love and light darling

Omololu001:
Who cares about this long rubbish... When will the price of rice, beans , tomato/onion/pepper, yam, egg, provisions, food stuffs in general all crash in the market?

It's this lack of reading culture that has put Nigerian youths in trouble. Read and be educated so that you don't make the mistake of voting in the wrong person.... Buhari is your best bet darling.

TeamBuhari:

Buhari for President!!!

superior1:
Anything but Buhari

You know it was this thrashy type of thinking that put Nigeria in the mess PDP buried us in for 16 years. You people would rather have a thief as a President than a man who is striving tirelessly to put us in a good place. God dey sha

Bossontop:

Tell buhari say we no dey do again

Not surprising that you'd use a cartoon like this. But please dear, that you're a rapist doesn't mean everyone is

aishapmbtoto:
It's Photoshop

Jobs.... Yes. But you won't be getting those jobs I assure you. Graduates from his pricey university and his family and friends would. But you and your family, well.... I pity you.

aishapmbtoto:

Goat, keep blabbing

Your stupidity is fascinating tbh.... Like I'm shook. You my dear are a dummy. Good bye

mycar:
Who never tire for Buhari, only the wickeds still support a tested failure as if it was their businesses, they would do the same.

You need to word your posts in a way that makes sense so you can communicate better. But when your focus is on Atiku, it makes sense that just like your candidate, sense is not something you're acquainted.

Don't you just find it fascinating how people will see all these things and can still in good conscience say something like Atiku is the right man. For real, a man who had ample opportunity as Vice President and did absolutely nothing but enrich his pocket is back again... Says we should vote him in as President this time... A position with even more opportunities for him to wreck this country. Well we are certainly not going to make the mistake of bringing him in.

Buhar’s Agriculture Revolution


Thus, at every opportunity, Onochie takes to the social media to list what her principal achieved in various sectors. It was no wonder that recently, when the Alhaji Atiku Abubakar Campaign Organisation alleged non-performance on the part of President Buhari, she was quick to come out with another long list contained in a statement, where she enumerated 64 achievements of the government in the agricultural sector. Agric sector loses N20bn annually due to lack of insurance cover As a foundation for all other things done in the sector, first, she noted that the anti-corruption drive of President Buhari has blocked exogenous leakages in the agricultural sector to encourage, empower, and enhance the locally made farm produce thereby increasing Nigeria’s internally generated revenue (IGR) index and foreign exchange capacity as well as reserve to over $45bn in cash and bonds. According to her, the home grown feeding programme, designed to end importation and market monopoly of farm produce that could be grown here in Nigeria, is a pilot vehicle to sustainable economic, agricultural, academic and job creation across the length and breadth of the nation. Other very important developments she noted included the inauguration of the Standing Inter-Ministerial Technical Committee on Zero-Reject of Agricultural Commodities and Produce/Non-oil Exports in Nigeria; Nigeria benefitted from 13.1billion Euros honeybee project and commencement of steps to improve the standards of Nigeria’s agricultural exports to align with global standards due to the rejection of our produce at the EU border controls by developing standards and quality control measures. “Under President Buhari administration, at the end of 2016, agricultural goods as share of total trade got N212.73bn and 4.02 per cent and agricultural goods exports were 2.7 per cent higher in Q4 2016 than Q3 2016, Sesame seeds contributed N6.46billion to agricultural product exports in the fourth quarter of 2016. In 2017, and first, second and third quarters of 2018, the agricultural sector has continued to contribute to Nigeria’s GDP. “In the fourth quarter of 2016, frozen shrimps and prawns chipped in N4.4billion to agricultural product exports under PMB’s administration, flour and meals of soya beans contributed N2.59bn to agricultural product exports and cashew nuts in shell contributed N0.95billion to agricultural product exports with the Buhari-led administration and crude palm kernel accounted for N0.62 billion of the total Agricultural exports under the President Buhari administration in the fourth quarter of 2016,” Onochie listed. Subsidy: Buhari’s NNPC as cesspool of corruption She is optimistic the agricultural universities coordinating agency is being revitalised as stipulated in the enabling Act, and that it would work closely with the Nigerian University Commission and development partners to re-focus the universities of agriculture in the country to continue to boost the sector. In her views, the Livelihood Improvement Family Enterprises (LIFE) programme initiated by the Buhari administration to bring life back into rural communities through the empowerment of youth, women and other vulnerable groups across the country would actualise its mandate and further help in agricultural production. Noting that through the Anchor Borrower’s Programme (ABP), the Buhari administration has been providing money for dry and wet season farming in many states, she said the “Anchor Borrowers’ Programme is an intervention of the Buhari administration aimed at fast-tracking access of rural farmers to finance productivity.” The Anchor Borrowers Programme (ABP) of the Central Bank of Nigeria under the Buhari-led administration has made available N82billion in funding to 350,000 farmers of rice, wheat, maize, cotton, cassava, poultry, soy beans and groundnut; who have cultivated about 400,000 hectares of land. There has also been provision of agricultural credit for financing the production of rice, wheat, ginger, maize and soybeans in Kebbi, Niger, Kaduna, Kano, Enugu, Benue, Zamfara, Anambra and Kwara States. The administration has established 40 large scale rice processing plants and 18 high quality cassava flour (HQCGF) plants with a stake commitment of China EXIM (85 per cent) and Nigeria Bank of Industry (BoI) (15 per cent) through concessional credit facilities of US$383,140,375.60 for the rice mills and US$143,722,202.40 for the HQCF plants. Added to that, through the Ministry of Agriculture, the government is distributing rice mills of ten tons per day capacity, 20 tons a day, 40 tons a day, 50 tons and a few 100 tons. This is to collectively increase the capacity for rice milling a day nationwide and it is expected to close the gap between paddy availability and mills to process it. 2019: North Central Youths back, vow to mobilize 10m votes for Buhari “Under President Buhari, the Bank of Agriculture (BOA) has been strengthened for improved delivery of services through consolidation and recapitalisation in collaboration with the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) to ensure loan disbursement at a single digit interest regime in the agricultural sector as obtainable in developed and emerging economies. “The President Buhari administration has approved the restructuring, re-capitalising and repositioning of the Bank of Agriculture (BOA) and has secured the approval of a grant of $1.1 million from the African Development Bank (AfDB) for the restructuring of the Bank of Agriculture, aimed at staff training to strengthen service delivery. “Now, the government is embarking on National Soil Map Data, and the aim is to use soil-specific fertiliser formulations and application in prescribed dosages based on soil types, and the government has signed an agreement with Morocco to supply fertilizer, raw materials on concessionary terms to boost local blending that will facilitate the production of soil and crop-specific fertilisers,” she said. The Buhari-led administration has revived 11 moribund plants with a combined capacity of over two million metric tonnes and in 2017, the Presidential Fertilser Initiatives (PFI) delivered 10m 50kg bags (500,000MT) of NPK 20:10:10 fertilizer at a price of N5, 500 in time for the wet season, which is down from the price of N9, 000 per 50kg bag in 2016, a 40 per cent reduction in price. The Executive Secretary, Fertiliser Producers and Suppliers Association of Nigeria (FEPSAN), Alhaji Ahmed Rabiu Kwa jas, recently said the PFI activities had brought dramatic changes in agriculture and particularly the fertiliser industry in the country. Other things according to her is that government was facilitating timely access of farmers to appropriate quality seeds, local and international seed trading, National Irrigation Policy and Strategy designed to overcome the irrigation challenges and established a N50 billion mechanisation fund to facilitate the second phase of Agricultural Equipment Hiring Enterprise (AEHE) to roll-out 6,000 tractors and 13,000 harvest and post-harvest equipment units across the country. The administration has assessed the status of infrastructure in all the 12 River Basin Development Authorities (RBDAs) and as such, commenced immediate and effective use of the facilities for commercial farming, tractors and Implements have been rolled in parts of the country to support targeted commodity value chains. 2019: Show your scorecard in the North, PDP challenges Buhari Worried about the rising spate of hostilities and attendant insecurity arising from clashes between farmers and nomadic herdsmen, the Buhari administration has commenced efforts towards resolving the conflicts through the provision of 55,000 hectares of land by 11 states as part of the 5,000 hectares each expected from the 19 northern states for the development of pasture/paddocks grazing reserves. The list of these achievements and the ripple effect is almost endless but in totality, there is a conspicuously growing positive effect in the agricultural sector that presidential aides as Onochie are proud of. In conclusion, the Buhari-led administration will boast that it has cut down on imports of agricultural products due to self-sufficiency in food production and consumption and it consequently created jobs. The PFI alone has created over 60,000 direct jobs and even a higher number of indirect jobs. The bag-making sector of the economy has been boosted, with over 10m packaging bags produced exclusively for PFI. Generally, the Buhari administration has resurrected interest in agriculture particularly, among small holder farmers.

When next someone tells you PMB only focuses on the North, show them this;
The Lagos-Ibadan Expressway is a 127.6 kilometer long (79.3 miles) expressway. The Expressway connects Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State and Lagos. It is also the major route to the northern, southern and eastern parts of Nigeria. The Lagos–Ibadan Expressway is the oldest in Nigeria. It was commissioned in August 1978 during the military administration of Major-General Olusegun Obasanjo. This expressway is the busiest inter-state route in Nigeria and handles more than 250,000 Passenger Car Unit (PCU) daily and constitutes one of the largest road networks in Africa. It is part of the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency(FERMA) projects, concerned with road improvement and connectivity between the States of Nigeria. The reconstruction of the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway was flagged off on July 2013 by Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
The contract was awarded to Julius Berger Nigeria and Reynolds Construction Company Limited at a sum of 167 billion Naira, equivalent to $838,986,290. Two sections of the expressway will be reconstructed and this includes Section I (Lagos to Sagamu Interchange) and section II (Sagamu Interchange to Ibadan). The reconstruction of the road had 2017 as the initial completion date but it was later moved to end of 2018/early 2019 by the Mohammadu Buhari led government as a result of the increase in scope of work.

The Anchor Borrowers Programme (ABP) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (details below) has made
available N82 billion in funding to 350,000 farmers of Rice, Wheat, Maize, Cotton, Cassava, Poultry,
Soy Beans and Groundnut; who have cultivated about 400,000 hectares of land.
 The ABP has substantially raised local production of rice; yields have doubled from 2-3 tonnes per
hectare in areas; Nigeria’s paddy production has doubled compared to 2014 levels.
 Between 2016 and 2018, eight new rice mills have come on- stream in Nigeria.
 More than a billion dollars of private sector investments in the production of Rice, Wheat, Sugar,
Poultry, Animal Feed, Fertilizers, etc, since 2015.
 Nigeria’s milled rice production has increased by about 60 percent, from 2.5 million MT in 2015, to 4
million MT in 2017.
 The Presidential Fertilizer Initiative (which involves a partnership with the Government of Morocco,
for the supply of phosphate), has resulted in the revitalization of 14 blending plants across the
country, with a total installed capacity in excess of 2 million MT. The benefits include annual savings
of US$200 million in foreign exchange, and
₦60 billion annually in budgetary provisions for Fertilizer subsidies. The Scheme
has also made it possible for Farmers to purchase Fertilizer at prices up to 30
percent cheaper than previously available.

MINISTER of Works, Power and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, yesterday, disclosed that the
Federal Government has succeeded in increasing power generation, transmission and distribution in
the country over the past three years. Briefing journalists in Lagos on the activities of his ministry, Fashola said: “With regard to power, we have improved on what we met, by increasing generation from 4000MW to 7000MW, transmission from 5000MW to 7000MW and distribution from 2690MW to 5,222MW. Fashola “Our work is clearly not finished and we are still in the process of delivering additional generation from Kaduna 215MW; Afam IV, 240MW; Kashimbilla, 40MW; Gurara 30MW, and Dadinkowa, 29MW; power for nine universities, 15 markets and two big hydro-power plants of 700MW in Zungeru and 3,050MW in Mambilla. “We have transmission from 90 projects nationwide
with Apo, Mayo Belwa, Damaturu, Maiduguri, Odogunyan and Ejigbo being recently completed ones. “Distribution is through over 100 injection sub-stations and a distribution expansion programme to be funded by the Federal Government now in an advanced state of procurement.

reekado19:
The Buhari administration has achieved more with 60 percent less resources than previous government of the country. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo made this assertion on Thursday in Bonny Island at the ground breaking of the N120.6 billion Bodo-Bonny Road project.
This contract was awarded by former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration at a cost of N20 billion in 2002 and was re-awarded by former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration in 2014 after years of abandonment at a contract re-validation value of N120 billion. The administration earns 60% less than in the past five years but are spending the highest ever amount on capital projects.

What baffles me the most is that people have all these facts available to them at their finger tips and can still in good conscience say the PMB is working. I understand that they don't like the man but that's just ignorance at its peak.... It's Buhari all the way. Nothing they can do about that.

Anwons:
Story Story thing, APC war lords at it again. Talk about Amaechi and in your great grand father buhari.

#buharimustgo

Yen yen Yen....... read and assimilate. Don't just be moving mad.

This is the same man they are trying to sell to us as a saint. As if we are foolish... We know who Atiku really is and we know he's a fraud

This be the truth!!! We need to educate more people.... Little by little we would get there. Nice post ���

WHAT THE MAN WHO WORKED VERY CLOSELY WITH ATIKU
REALLY THINKS ABOUT HIM
Olusegun Obasanjo, former President of Nigeria, and his second in command
during his administration, Atiku Abubakar (Now PDP’s front runner) buried
the hatchet in October 2018. But here’s what the former President really thinks of
him.
“If I support Atiku for anything, God will not forgive me. If I do not know, yes. But
once I know, Atiku can never enjoy my support. I do not have personal grudges
with anyone. If you do not do well for Nigeria, you do not do well for all of us....”
"Those who can be regarded as influential and who publicly accused me of
allegedly manipulating a third term were Atiku Abubakar who is a blatant and
shameless liar who was behind the episode of turning wholesome constitutional
amendment efforts of the National Assembly to a futile exercise as a means of
riding on its ashes to be a Nigerian President”.
"Atiku Abubakar’s name was among names sent to us. Up to that time EFCC had
enjoyed a close cooperation and collaboration with law enforcement agencies in
the UK and the USA. I gave the green light to Nuhu for the investigation as
requested by the authorities and forwarded his report to the USA. The report was
uncomfortable and unsavory about Atiku and his associates.”
If the one person who worked side by side with him for 8 years has this opinion about him, let us be guided.