A Facebook user, Emmanuel Ejay Salifu share this opinion on how President Muhaadu Buhari has fared the affairs of the nation barely two weeks into the celebration of his first year in office...

Let's take a quick look into the 11 reasons President Buhari is being applauded by his supporters as we approach May 29th Democracy Day.

1. Buhari said he would pay unemployed citizens. You clapped
He said he cannot pay unemployed citizens. Also clapped

2. Buhari said he does not know anything called subsidy. You clapped
He paid subsidy. you also clapped.

3. When he removed all road blocks. You clapped.
When he reinstalled road blocks. You also clapped.

4. When he relocated military command to North East. You clapped.
He returned military command back. You clapped

5. He said he would never devalue the Naira. You clapped.
He devalued the Naira. You clapped.


6. He said he would not have the office of the first lady. You clapped.
He has the office of the first lady. You clapped

7. He said he will make N1 equals to $1. You clapped
$1 is officially equal N280. You are clapping

8. He said he will end Boko Haram insurgencies 3 months into his regime, he later said in December when the rains stop. You clapped.
Today, Boko Haram is still killing people. You are clapping.

9. He said he would turn all presidential jets to national carrier. You clapped.
Today, he and his family are cruising on all presidential jets. You are clapping

10. He said he would build one new refinery each year. You clapped.
Its getting to one year, no refinery has been built. You are still clapping.

11. Buhari first went to England and he took pictures with Cameron. You. Clapped.
Buhari went to England and he was disgraced by Cameron. You also clapped.



What do you think about these points?

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/05/11-reasons-buhari-is-still-applauded-by.html

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Who Emmanuel Ejay Salifu facebook user Opinion Epp??

Support for politicians in Nigeria is based on a toxic mixture of delusion and bigotry.

For Buharists who invested so much hope in him, admitting that he's not what they expected is a big blow to the personal ego. No one wants to accept thst something they passionately advocated for was a mirage. Krugman puts it best:

Bear in mind that embarrassment, and the desire to avoid it, are enormously important sources of motivation. Consider, as a weird, self-aggrandizing, but I think relevant observation, what has happened to supposedly smart guys who predicted soaring interest rates and runaway inflation 6 or 7 years ago. Almost none of them have conceded that they were wrong, and should have done more homework. Instead, many of them — especially the academics — have become ever more obsessed with claiming that they were somehow right, and/or trying to tear down the reputations of those of us who were in fact right. Nobody likes looking like a chump, and most people will go to great lengths to convince themselves that they weren’t.

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Well, Buhari aside, why do GEJ supporters still support him despite the revelations that his government presided over corruption running into billions of dollars and national sabotage especially on the fight against BH?

If you could answer this, then you'll answer your questions above...

OP did you think that after waving that broom over their heads while chanting some words their thinking faculty was going to remain thesame?
Daura voodoo has proven to be the most powerful voodoo in recent times