mrvitalis:
Op am sure u are joking by comparing this two systems right??
A palarmentry system to a presidential system that took over from a different party??

Ooh please go n sleep

There is no excuse in the world for taking 5 months to appoint a cabinet.

Buhari just did not understand what being a President in democracy entails.
He is small minded, and hardly thinks out of his medieval box.

ayokujero:
What took Buhari 3month only took the British PM 1hour to start appointing her Cabinet members.
Currently 2 news appointments has been made bY Theresa May within 2hours of taking Office as British New PM after the sudden resignation of David Cameron.

I was also disappointed it took Buhari that long to constitute his cabinet.

Honestly the ignorance displayed by the OP is one of the reasons why Nigeria is in such a sorry state today. Our young people don't read widely again.

basingstoke:
Buhari relly disappointed us. we had too much hope in him for a better Nigeria

please never generalise ,always state it clearly that YOU HAD ALL YOUR HOPES ON BUHARI, many Nigerians were sensible enough to know that someone who had spent 34 years of his life looking over 150 cows and never deemed it fit to improve his knowledge or brains was never good enough to rule a nation in this complex global settings. But you thought otherwise

kITATITA:
The United Kingdom is structured while Nigeria is a process. Why didn't you note how easy it was for UK to get a replacement for Cameron without rancor and litigations. It's a different society and the UK PM doesn't have the kind of powers available to a Nigerian president.

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Exactly.... U spoke my mind.....

plaetton:


There is no excuse in the world for taking 5 months to appoint a cabinet.

Buhari just did not understand what being a President in democracy entails.
He is small minded, and hardly thinks out of his medieval box.

Bro u will never really understand the position we are in now.... The man needed to be careful because any little mistake and we are done

onatisi:
please never generalise ,always state it clearly that YOU HAD ALL YOUR HOPES ON BUHARI, many Nigerians were sensible enough to know that someone who had spent 34 years of his life looking over 150 cows and never deemed it fit to improve his knowledge or brains was never good enough to rule a nation in this complex global settings. But you thought otherwise

My broda, i was just being FRIENDLY. please see my previous post about the dullard and see what i feel about him. I am sorry jare. Dont mind me.

Standing5:
If you had too much hope in him then there's no way he could av dissappointed you.

My broda, i was just being FRIENDLY. please see my previous post about the dullard and see what i feel about him. I am sorry jare.

bettercreature:
He is far better than the dullard from Otuke

Then why are things worse now?

mrvitalis:

Bro u will never really understand the position we are in now.... The man needed to be careful because any little mistake and we are done

which yama yama mistake...are the present ministers he took 5 months to appoint not huge mistakes..

he just wasted our time like he had something good to offer...mediocre ministers all over the place...

mrvitalis:

Bro u will never really understand the position we are in now.... The man needed to be careful because any little mistake and we are done

You just gave me a big laugh.

If all or majority of Nigerians were aware of that, there would have been NOOOOOO way in the universe that a semi-literate, non- achieving , medieval religious and ethnic bigot with a past history of monumental failure in governance, whose previous acts of treason led Nigeria on a tragic trajectory of military adventurism and desolation , could have been voted president of 21st century Nigeria.

OrlandoOwoh:
An SSS 2 student of Government will pity the OP for goofing. In Britain it's parliamentary system that is practised. In this system of government, the PM appoints his/her cabinet members from the lower house (called House of Commons in Britain), which she is also a member of. This arrangement makes the appointment of ministers simple as the PM won't have to look outside the House. Some political scientists would argue that in parliamentary system ministers automatically emerge once their party gets majority seats. What is just left is for them to be assigned portfolios. Those of them that don't portfolios due to the number of ministries, become back benchers.

Defending the dullard since 20BC

ayokujero:
What took Buhari 3month only took the British PM 1hour to start appointing her Cabinet members.
Currently 2 news appointments has been made bY Theresa May within 2hours of taking Office as British New PM after the sudden resignation of David Cameron.

Both countries operate different systems of government.

Both countries also operate from totally different socio-cultural and religious backgrounds.

For instance, In the UK, people are more concerned about the appointees qualifications while in Nigeria, we worry about such banalities like where the person is from, his religion, his political antecedents, etc.

Then there are party dynamics to sort out, candidates to be cleared by security and corruption agencies, then presented and screened by the Senate before they are formally made public.

Comparing the UK to Nigeria in the area of appointing cabinet positions is like comparing Apples to Oranges...an aberration.

crixtex:
LOL.... how can compare the load carrying capacity of Theresa's brain to Bulharry's own....
This persons are a serious people....

you are still under the influence of colonial mentalism

mrvitalis:

Bro u will never really understand the position we are in now.... The man needed to be careful because any little mistake and we are done

Do recycled political urchins and bandits like Amaechi, Ngige, Fashola, Heineken Lokpobiri, Dambazzau and hopelessly incompetent poseurs like Kemi Adeosun and the rest look like products of a "careful" selection process that justified the long delay? You people outdo yourselves in spewing inanity.