Today is the big day for Africa’s most populous nation as President Muhammadu Buhari prepares to be sworn into office for the second term at Eagle Square, Abuja.

The disappointments, as well as the expectations, are high. Many Nigerians have expressed bitterly that it will be another tenure of insecurity, unemployment, and corruptions. While a larger percentage believe that the Buhari Administration has taken the country from the jaws of PDP and the brink of despair.

Arguments have come from both ends as many insist that President Buhari has done well based on the facts available and not sentiments despite the herculean problems he met on ground.

According to Prince Tony Momoh, a former Minister of Information, he says,

“For example, let us look at the area of security before Buhari came in, the Boko Haram insurgents were operating almost uninhibited, to the extent of seizing territories.

“But for Buhari’s intervention, Only God knows what would have happened to the country because of Boko Haram.

Also, while some other countries are still wriggling under recession caused by the crash in commodity prices, the country is out and is even doing well in the area of diversification.

“Even the World Bank has just predicted that the country’s GDP will further grow in 2018, there are also monumental gains in the fight against corruption.

“I reviewed a book recently on the scorecard of the president and I was pleasantly surprised by some of the revelations about Buhari’s performance.

“Those who do not know, should go and check the facts, Buhari has done well as president,” he said.

On the flipside, a Niger Delta group, the Centre for Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Crusade, CHURAC, has taken an appraisal of the first term of the current federal government, stating that President Muhammad Buhari has failed in his three focal areas of security, fighting corruption and the economy.

It claimed that Buhari’s first tenure has been characterized by economic repression, ethnocentrism, nepotism, lack of parity in the composition of the government, gross abuse of human rights, persecution of old-time enemies as well as political rivals in the name of anti-corruption war as well as unbridled abuse of all known democratic ethos.


https://maniagist.com/2019/05/29/may-29th-inauguration-is-buhari-a-failure/

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