God1000:
It's too early to judge him, but the subsidy removal has worsened the bad situation he met on ground.

To be fair and honest, things are really hard, there's poverty in the land.


Tinubu should please reverse the subsidy removal for now, it can be done later

He should not treat us this way

A good leader listens to his people when they cry.

Angelfrost:


I'm actually Enjoying... And I didn't have to suffer like a slave in my own country before I started enjoying!

The things you Negroes in this 3rd world nation tolerate ehn, citizens in developed nations would burn down their countries if their leaders tried one-third of them!

Revolution2022:
Anyone who says that tinubu has done well is not a Nigerian.

God1000:
It's too early to judge him, but the subsidy removal has worsened the bad situation he met on ground.

To be fair and honest, things are really hard, there's poverty in the land.


Tinubu should please reverse the subsidy removal for now, it can be done later

He should not treat us this way

A good leader listens to his people when they cry.

Lemos14:

Speak for your poverty stricken generation dont drag others into your empty thoughts

Omicron007:


No one is judging anybody here.
It's just like performing an inventory.

Uten9z:
He has done quit reasonably, beyound expection

The arrest of CBN governor is a big one towards fighting corruption in Nigeria. By so doing the can of warm is now open, Dss have taken in others inluding EFCC boss, the former NSA name is now coming up.

The security Arms he put in place for the first time have no rivalry , never heard of retiring top officers to bring in a non qualify junior and and have receive a general applaud for him.

The truth is that if Obi were to be the one that remove the fuel subsidy which he said he will if elected, there could have been a total revolution or protest atleast but he successfully have ended it without much alarcrity even though we are expecting parliative including June salary that have not yet been paid even in the difficulties and Salah.

He was able to detect sharp practices and corruption in the IPPIS including salary padding in no time, this lead to immidiate dissolving of the rotted boards of chairmen in the ministries and parastatals which could have cripple his efforts if he try to do contrarily to the corruption they install in the organization.

Their is little or no attempt to influence the legislations obviously so far and other arms of government.


etc
His mandate speaks volume awaiting

God1000:
It's too early to judge him, but the subsidy removal has worsened the bad situation he met on ground.

To be fair and honest, things are really hard, there's poverty in the land.


Tinubu should please reverse the subsidy removal for now, it can be done later

He should not treat us this way

A good leader listens to his people when they cry.

God1000:
It's too early to judge him, but the subsidy removal has worsened the bad situation he met on ground.

To be fair and honest, things are really hard, there's poverty in the land.


Tinubu should please reverse the subsidy removal for now, it can be done later

He should not treat us this way

A good leader listens to his people when they cry.

Reference:
He has done a lot of positive things.
The reforms were swift and clinical, something no other regime has been able to achieve.
What has been lacking is the purposeful economic governance that follows, to make the reforms stick.
Inflation is the primary enemy and it will define this regime's success going forward.

My fear is that if inflation cannot be tamed on time it will severely damage his chances and that of his party of retaining power.
In the face of such daunting challenge some of the reforms may end up being rolled back and Nigeria's economic fortunes heading back to Egypt.

So far so good, but....

samuelson06:


You appraise a government based on their ability to make life better for the people more than the way they met them. All these things you are typing here is mere sycophantic expression.

Ask yourself how your life has been better off more than the way Tinubu met it. The funny thing is that nothing is going to soften the present hardship in the land.

I don't know why people like you don't learn nor understand but you claim to be a patriot more than anyone else. How was the last palliative during the COVID period? Keep talking nonsense there and remaining small. Keep praising Tinubu because he's your kinsman.

lexy2014:


What are the "a lot of positive things" he has done?

What "reforms were swift and clinical something no other regime has been able to achieve"?

How is reforms being swift and clinical and achievement when at the same time you say the same reforms are "lacking the purposeful economic governance to make the reforms stick"?

How are they then reforms?

ebenholer2:

It is bigotry not to see anything positive from the move of this government s far. We all know that the challenges are so overwhelming that it takes slow and steady to win the race in the nation governing. Every sector of the givernment has been bastardised by the previous government. And what seems first needed is to put things right in appointments. That is the reality. Expect a turn around when ministries are eventually effected. They are to spearhead the running of the economy.

ayo2008:



How does it affect the common masses on the street?
People are hungry you are writing this? So shameful

randymirrors:
I would implore my sweetheart to prioritize better when it comes to policy making and implementation and err on the side of doing things right at the right time and not everything at the wrong time.

His policies seem to be collecting more than it is giving. He should be careful, so as not to make nonsense of what we believe he stands for.

He should also not let go of his empathetic side cos wiithout empathy, there's no leadership.

Omicron007:
Today makes it exactly one month since Bola Ahmed Tinubu was sworn in as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Since he took the oath of office, the president has made some tough calls and decisions. He has also made some appointments.

One month later, how has he performed so far?

Omicron007:
Today makes it exactly one month since Bola Ahmed Tinubu was sworn in as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Since he took the oath of office, the president has made some tough calls and decisions. He has also made some appointments.

One month later, how has he performed so far?

God1000:
It's too early to judge him, but the subsidy removal has worsened the bad situation he met on ground.

To be fair and honest, things are really hard, there's poverty in the land.


Tinubu should please reverse the subsidy removal for now, it can be done later

He should not treat us this way

A good leader listens to his people when they cry.