Umar Aminu Ibrahim shared this opinion on Facebook and itemised 10 things that people would have ascribed to Nigeria if Muhammadu Buhari did not win the presidential election last year.

According to Ibrahim, the followings are what he understand as the benefits of Buhari becoming the president of Nigeria.

Had it been Buhari did not become president:

1. We will think that by now fuel will be N45 per litre.

2. We will think that by now N1 will be equal to $1.

3. We will think that by now three million jobs would have been created.

4. We will think that by now unemployed youths would have been receiving N5,000 stipends.

5. We will think that by now pupils would have been getting at least a meal(including fruits) in school.


6. We will think that by now Buhari would have made his assets and liabilities public.

7. We will think that by now 720,000 jobs by the 36 states in the federation yearly (20,000 per state) would have been created.

8. We will think that by now there would be permanent peace in the Niger Delta and other conflict prone areas such as Plateau, Taraba, Bauchi, Borno and Abia.

9. We will think that by now the government would have started creating additional middle-class of at least two million new home owners in the first year in government and one million annually thereafter.

10. We will think that by now maternal and children healthcare services would be free.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/05/10-things-that-would-have-happened-if.html

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But these were all the promises Buhari made to Nigerians.

That's true.And we all would be planning for a country shutting down strike on Wednesday against the "clueless one".........this calls for learning. Things are not always the way it's seems from leadership point. Talk is cheap but the required action to back up the talk is Scarce.


Though it will be difficult for those who feel that Jonathan govt was not supported and so they will also not support this government. But what we need is to pray for the govt.That will be the[b] real change[/b] from our part.

Speechless.