Hemanwel:
Best comment!And the hatred for GEJ only came because they alleged he sidelined their region (SW) in his administration.
Now I know why the SW have been silent in this present clueless maladministration - they are doing so so that they don't get mocked by those who'd rejected GMB

greatmen:
Honestly I would vote Gej at list he had an economic strong team and it wouldn't be this horrible, we are heading to the abyss for the stupid ones trying to sugar coat it Nigeria has never been like this not even during military dictatorship

sapiosexual1:
Yorubas be trying very hard to justify their glaring failures. You made a heck of a mistake, bite the humble pie, apologize and move on, mbanu, never! Coming down from their high horse is a onerous task.
Saying a simple "sorry" is an abomination.
Let's tell ourselves the bitter truth, yorubas voted out the last administration cos they didn't like the face of the man in power, they couldn't just fathom any other than a SW or Northerner in power. But just like in the case of Mandela, whose greatness shone brighter after he left power, the same now applies to the immediate past president. Whom God has blessed, no man can cause.
We know you guys made a mistake by preferring a dullard to be ur leader and we're seeing the obvious effect, buh stop with the justification of your inadequacies and errors of judgment, Nigeria has moved on long ago.
And if you still feel haunted by your past action (esp as the hunger is biting harder [boy! no one eats like the yorubas], and you can't reconcile urself with the realities of today) , then knock urself out with this.......

nnofaith:
Nigerians need to get it in their head that they are in recession cos of financial crisis, crude oil prices more than halved, you have no savings and you have a huge pile of debt you are servicing, no economic genius can get you out of this crisis over night. what you are experiencing right now is a culmination of years of mismanagement, except you want to lie to yourselves (i know you guys enjoy doing that) you are not getting out of this any time soon except of course you want to dig us further in to the hole and postpone the evil day. what we need right now is to carefully navigate ourselves away from this crisis by being prudent with our lean resources and make investments in structures that we help diversify our economy.

oyb:
all this whining and apologizing for voting PMB is what makes black people disrespected all over the world

Pussieees.

once the going gets tough, we cave in like little biatches.

exactly what was expected? that PMB would wave a magic wand and our depleted foreign reserves and compromised income would right itself?

its sad that we never picked british toughness during colonization.

if brits reasoned like Nigerians, they would have caved in during the blitz. rather their resolve got stronger.

let me quote tupac

“I know it seems hard sometimes but remember one thing. Through every dark night, there's a bright day after that. So no matter how hard it get, stick your chest out, keep ya head up.... and handle it.”

dont fall to pieces when it gets tough.

my real issue with PMB is public orientation. he expects nigerians to have sense and know what is good for us. but most of us do not. we like, the isrealites, still yearn for the comforts of slavery. that orientation, for quick fixes, quick money, no thought of the future, mental indiscipline, thats what PMB needs to address. the reorientation of the nigerian mind

i fear though, that a generation may already be lost. just look at the things you see kids posting on NL

splenzard:
it was inevitable because we didn't value what we had we rather had ourselves believing in promises that were too good to be true.

Come 2019, I would rather vote KOWA than make the same mistake twice

shellman:
It's true the environment isn't appealing presently but couldn't have been bad if Jonathan had continued in killing them country slowly I think if we exercise more patience, Buhari would wriggle through

Ugosample:



And you think this herdsman can navigate us out of this mess

Very funny.

Ugosample:


These SW guys like over estimating their importance in Nigerian politics.....
So in the last elections, you think Buhari would have won without winning Kwara, Kogi, Benue and Plateau; D

With the way Fulani herdsmen have dealt a deadly blow to the middle belt, they would never vote a herdsmen for second term.
And if course, the SE/SS would never vote a herdsman too, even if they have to vote another northerner over him.
And that is 11 states against SW 6.
The core north will be split because PDP will adopt a northern candidate too; At least that candidate will win his state, and the States around him.
With all these happening, you think the SW has the way alone

Anyways, all these ones are speculation, let God keep us alive till 2019.

splenzard:
it was inevitable because we didn't value what we had we rather had ourselves believing in promises that were too good to be true.

Come 2019, I would rather vote KOWA than make the same mistake twice

nnachukz:
It was inevitable to those whose reasoning was covered by pure hatred for GEJ. Those who searched for perfection from a human but ended up embracing the devil just to mock the humans.

Ngokafor:




....I shake my head in resignation each time i hear apc supporters better known as zombies say they will vote out buhari in 2019 if he does not perform ..really??


...The same gullibility,short-sightedness and ignorance that saw supposedly 'sane' folks think that an expired,old,sectional and illiterate bigot called buhari would transform Nigeria and their lives to an eldorado is still at play,inspite of series of glaring chaotic and 'inconclusive' elections that has bedevilled this admin even in mundane elective offices...

...You all had better wake-up cos 2019 election would not be as free and fair as 2015..the era of free and fair elections in Nigeria has gone with GEJ till further notice...book mark that.

saintdennis:


Have u forgotten PMB first duty as presido was ADMINISTERING A BAIL-OUT TO OVER 16STATES

If gej was so good how come so many states even ECONOMICALLY STRONG STATES needed bail-out?

Nigerians and memory problems. I really pray our education sector improves cos graduates behaving like kids who don't remember their adolescence.

saintdennis:


Have u forgotten PMB first duty as presido was ADMINISTERING A BAIL-OUT TO OVER 16STATES

If gej was so good how come so many states even ECONOMICALLY STRONG STATES needed bail-out?

Nigerians and memory problems. I really pray our education sector improves cos graduates behaving like kids who don't remember their adolescence.

knightsTempler:
Some people need to be reminded that Goodluck Jonathan is gone and he is not coming back. So no need to keep running in circles, looking for excuses to defend Buhari and why Jonathan was not an option. Don't feel threatened.

What should threaten you is an Economy that is moving haphazardly without direction under this regime which have increase hardship and suffering.

So when next you buy a bucket of Garri for 800, a bag of rice for N20,000, fuel for N145 (that might soon become N180), cooking gas for N4,000, Kerosene for N300; keep saying "GEJ wasn't an option".

When your family members lament to you about how things have become worse, tell them "GEJ wasn't an option" because it makes you feel good.

Iranu!!!

ogawisdom:
Why is it too hard to admit dt Jonathan shld ve been way better than chief zombie buhari. It's nw a case of from frying pan to fire.

Jonathan fuel 87 chief zombie 145
Dollar 216 vs 415
Rice 11k vs 20k
D list is endless

Igbos aka Igbos are d wisest in naija d acclaimed 5% they were d only ppl D rejected cursed buhari at d polls. Bring back GEJ

maasoap:

GEJ wasn't an option, you hear me right though I know that you hate hearing it. We put him there in 2011 and he disappointed us. If he had succeeded in coming back the second time, people like you would have gone on self imposed exile by now.
What do you make of the man who was borrowing up and down amidst unprecedented revenue with all the money going into the pockets of people who were lucky to have connection with his administration? The last time I remembered, they were already borrowing to pay federal civil servants.

nuelsylves:

Bro! Can you tell us why those states needed bail-out? Why the other states wasn't bailed out?
And how's the Federal government responsible?

knightsTempler:
Some people need to be reminded that Goodluck Jonathan is gone and he is not coming back. So no need to keep running in circles, looking for excuses to defend Buhari and why Jonathan was not an option. Don't feel threatened.

What should threaten you is an Economy that is moving haphazardly without direction under this regime which have increase hardship and suffering.

So when next you buy a bucket of Garri for 800, a bag of rice for N20,000, fuel for N145 (that might soon become N180), cooking gas for N4,000, Kerosene for N300; keep saying "GEJ wasn't an option".

When your family members lament to you about how things have become worse, tell them "GEJ wasn't an option" because it makes you feel good.

Iranu!!!