the president has now spent one year in power,i believe within this period he has done averagely well
within the last one year,
Global Diplomacy
In one year, the President has successfully reset the relationship between this country and her immediate neighbors and with our lost friends, both far and near. The West, Far East and Middle-East countries as well as our neighbors who walked away from this country on account of the arrogance of our past leaders, corruption and the abuse of human rights have all come back to us.
Over the past one year in which the President travelled to many countries, he has succeeded in convincing the world that Nigeria is now under a responsible management with a government that is inviting of prospective investors. As a result of his travels, Nigeria’s image has improved and the country is occupying a preeminent place in the comity of nations.
President Buhari has indeed been a revelation to the world. In addition to improving the standing of the country, his personal integrity has given him the best ever international attention by any past President of this country.


fight corruption (still in progress):
nigeria is a country in which the VIPs steal an elephant and runs away while the poor steals a goat and goes to jail for up to 30 years.things are changing with impunity in the country,VIP suspects are now being asked questions by investigative agencies and are being charged to court

-put an end to budget padding

-recovering of looted funds abroad

-transparency and accountability in governance: promise kept by the president is of a government that not only preached but also practiced transparency and accountability.the president and his vice made their assets as declared before they took office on may 29.
For the first time in the annals of our Executive-Legislative relations, this country had all ministers nominated screened and passed without any casualty. What is important is that not a single incident was reported involving exchange of money in bribery of parliamentarians. The President’s first budget, the 2016 appropriations bill was passed, even though after some delays, without the usual bribery allegations that attended the passage of budgets. The Senate and the House under their current leadership must themselves be proud of this happening at this time.
While still on the budget, the President must take credit for the exposure of a particular kind of fraud, the padding of budget, itself a known and ongoing practice until the whistle was blown by diligent ministers and parliamentarians. For once, the country has a budget, the 2016 appropriations bill that is rid of added billions ending up in the pockets of officials. By putting these changes in place, the government has established a model for transparency in public expenditure.


-implementing the treasury single account:
The President has been trying to right the many wrongs things he inherited, especially in terms of securing government revenues which leaked or were out rightly diverted to private accounts.
President Buhari didn't invent the TSA. What he did is to bring political will to bear on its implementation.
At the last count, the President said he had saved the country money in excess of three trillion Naira which would otherwise have been wasted or shared out to officials at the end of the financial year.
since implementing the TSA,buhari has saved nigeria the excess of 3 trillion naira which would otherwise have been wasted or shared out to officials at the end of the financial year.

Minimum Government
The President kept his promise to reduce superfluity in government administration by cutting down on the number of ministers, ministries and government departments. The delay in the coming of ministers was first to reduce the number of ministries, and then set a new set of ground rules to stop the theft of government resources through systemic leakages. Boards of directors will come only when the President is satisfied that agencies of government are brought in line with existing ministries structure and that a new foundation is laid, in all cases, to replace the rotten past that allowed a free-for-all when it came to dealing with public assets.


-fighting insecurity in the north
:The first priority of this government as repeatedly mentioned by the President, is security. "You must secure the country before you can manage it well”, is a classic statement the President has continued to repeat. Where we stand on this today is best captured by the country’s Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami in saying that “the capacity of Boko Haram to hold territory has totally been decimated. Our focus now is on dealing with the remnants of their forces and re-focusing on the unfortunate humanitarian challenge caused by their activities.” This was achieved following the change in the leadership of the armed forces, the movement of the command and control centre to Maiduguri and realization of how much can be achieved with greater international cooperation. In this respect, the coming together of Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon, Chad and Benin in the Muti-National Joint Task Force under a centralized command had been helpful in forging a common, regional response to the Boko Haran threat.


-fuel importation liberalization
The fuel subsidy issue is a well-known cause of trouble in this country. Every government in the past that tried to remove it got tested in its political will and dropped it like a hot metal. There is nothing in this country that is as politically unpopular.
Yet, even those who vocally supported it knew that it wasn't working for the ordinary citizens. The secret service surveyed the price regime of N86 per liter and reported to government five months ago that the price prevailed only in Lagos and Abuja with the rest of the country paying higher. Petrol subsidies served as a scam to line the pockets of officials and cronies in business.
Acting in the best national interest, the President took the very brave action of liberalizing the import of PMS products by first removing subsidy from the budget and then opening the door for marketers to bring the products to sell at a profit, saving the country trillions of naira in fraudulent subsidy payments.
Due mainly to the trust they reposed in him, Nigerians have accepted this change in the belief that the president means for them.

Major Infrasture Products/Diversification
The President’s campaign for the diversification of the economy, away from over-dependence on oil is already setting the tone for the transformation of the economy into an agaric and industrial one.
The President has equally fared well in his efforts to attract investment into Nigeria following his trips to some of those countries. Discussions are ongoing with a number of them with rich foreign reserves that have indicated a willingness to pour foreign capital to develop the economy and create jobs here. From the sometimes zero capital allocation of the past, his budget this year has 30% of its content devoted to capital projects. After many years of delay, there will be a serious attempt to improve roads and rail transport as well as power projects. His administration is determined to improve the country's infrastructure landscape in a short period of time.



so for me i would give him 50/100 (pass mark)



yes the economy is not doing well,inflation at its highest rate since 2010 but all the problems of Nigeria can not be turned around within a year,not with crude oil below $50pb. i believe within the next two years we will start smiling


God bless the federal republic of nigeria

Same here

50/100

0.00000000001/100 for work

10000000000/100 for travel

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0.00000000001/100 for work

10000000000/100 for travel

lol, ur reasons 4 that wicked rating,and possible solutions if u were the president

Can u rate something that is like a vacuum Do we have a president and tomato is N1000 for 4 pieces. Park we'll!!

naijaboy756:
Can u rate something that is like a vacuum Do we have a president and tomato is N1000 for 4 pieces. Park we'll!!

mtcheew , shay na buhari be the disease wey affect tomatoes abi na him increase am to N1000?, go sleep jare if u no get better thing to talk

Emmatdayo:
mtcheew , shay na buhari be the disease wey affect tomatoes abi na him increase am to N1000?, go sleep jare if u no get better thing to talk

it is shameful to hear statements like *shey na Buhari be this or that* very shameful. Shey na Goodluck the bomb from Sambisa or na him bring Ebola come Nigeria. Smh for zombies like you. If the President can't be held responsible for events in his country, then no need to have him/her there. For Eg, Nigeria has no president at the moment because that is how the situation is.

naijaboy756:
it is shameful to hear statements like *shey na Buhari be this or that* very shameful. Shey na Goodluck the bomb from Sambisa or na him bring Ebola come Nigeria. Smh for zombies like you. If the President can't be held responsible for events in his country, then no need to have him/her there. For Eg, Nigeria has no president at the moment because that is how the situation is.

Wailers will always find funny ways to castigate, u better state praying for a better nigeria, and stop wailing, if not na hypertension go kill u oo, and no body will notice u have gone

Emmatdayo:
Wailers will always find funny ways to castigate, u better state praying for a better nigeria, and stop wailing, if not na hypertension go kill u oo, and no body will notice u have gone

zombie spotted. by their comments will know them

olaitoro:

zombie spotted. by their comments will know them

WAILER DETECTED

Emmatdayo:
WAILER DETECTED

u sef know say u aint making no sense. common sense is scarce. you are a proof

10/100

TonyeBarcanista:
10/100

did you dash him extra marks? what are the components of the 10 marks you dashed him? haba!!!!

naijaboy756:
u sef know say u aint making no sense. common sense is scarce. you are a proof

ok

Emmatdayo:
lol, ur reasons 4 that wicked rating,and possible solutions if u were the president

If I be buhari na to locate rope or.sniper