He was very energetic and hard working and sometimes he was brash. When I say brash, I mean he was in a hurry to get things happen. Unfortunately, he could not achieve much before he was assassinated. We came on board with him in August 1975 and in February 1976, he was assassinated.

Montaque:
What u can achieve in the military era within a period say 6months can surpass a civilians achievement in a year. but what you have damaged in that period say in the mentality n psyche of the citizenry is more.
Lets wait till 2019. just that pmb isnt building on our institutional structure

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Stop being ridiculous.

There is no single patriotic achievement that has a signature of any military ruler whatsoever. The Military presided over a nation on auto pilot or at best set a perpetual part to corruption made possible by few infrastructural development that served as a conduit for draining the economy and ferrying away our common wealth overseas.

Who initiated the corruption they so called Military fought?

A four years democratic rule is better than forty years military rule.

Let no one take you for a fool, a civilian President will forever be better than any retired military President in Nigeria (presiding over our democracy in 21st century)

Obiagelli:

The damage done by muritala to the civil service readily comes to mind.

989900:


I agree with all the above except the emboldened (kindly clarify).

Montaque:

to build institutions in my sense, is to broaden the activities of govt. allow all sectors to work on independent mode, in that sense we have a low impression seeing the way the various ministers r faring in their ministry. some of them r tied directly to pmb like pet.
The legislatures hasnt been independent as expected. they seem to be on the same page with the executive. u hardly see saraki n dogara take a diff view from pmb on issues. the cct case used to hound saraki is still hot.
the judiciary has the worst hit. the presidents men openly run them down. even pmb on media chat openly asserted his moral bearing on their decision.
I may be wrong but I am seeing the signs of a president foisting his opinion on his ministers agaisnt their opinion.

989900:


I feel the same way, but I think it is roughly about the proper way to go at this moment in time.

Maybe a few things could be done a little differently in terms of approach.

Remember, Nigerians have a knack for making a mess of your plans for their own selfish interest, even relatives do it.

PMB won the ticket on the cliché that, he'd stem the rot of indiscipline/corruption sending the nation to her early demise --those around him are same ol' same ol', most of them are just waiting for opportunities to fill up their insatiable lust for wealth acquisition -- PMB won't want them to mess him up. And of course, that kind of mistrust and policing as it's negative impact.

And the judiciary is as corrupt as scoliosis -- we all know that.