Oh what a happy day it shall be! When Nigeria no longer needs to import refined petrol, and the pump price comes down. No more larceny in the name of fuel subsidies. Oh, what a day!

And all the other promises: provision of jobs for our teeming unemployed youths. Effective control of the security situation! A battle against corruption! End to impunity in our public life! A revitalized economy! A cohesive country! All these can happen. Yes, I believe. It can all start by this time next week.
And Muhammadu Buhari would leave his footprints firmly imprinted in the sands of time. Who says we can’t have our own Lee Kuan Yew? It all starts this time next week.

Does Nigeria need robust, honest and focused leadership now more than at any point in her history? You can say that again! Just look around you. What do you see? Failed hopes, dreams and aspirations. A decrepit, comatose economy! Humongous local and international debts, less than 10 years after we had paid off everything we hitherto owed. Insecurity, with blood flowing freely like water, and lives lost daily in scores. Tales of misappropriation of public funds in billions of dollars!

At a point recently, hatred almost became a national credo, with Nigerians hopelessly divided along ethnic and religious lines. Again, energy crisis! No electricity, no petrol, fuel queues everywhere. Nigeria has been brought to her knees. How art thou fallen from heaven, O Nigeria? How art thou cut down to the earth?

https://dailypost.ng/2015/05/22/femi-adesina-this-time-next-week/

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Hehehe! The lies and propaganda were swallowed hook, line and sinker because of ethno-religio-regional supremacist agenda and sentiments. Now the nation is suffering for it.

I am really waiting for all those SAVE and OCCUPY NIGERIA SOCIAL ADVOCATORS in Lagos and Abuja that mislead the people to apologise to this nation. They are the most enlightened but wicked soul this nation has ever seen. As for Femi Adesina, you got God to face in judgement for supporting the satanic policies of a tyrannical leadership

Muhammadu Buhari would leave his footprints firmly imprinted in the sands of time. Who says we can’t have our own Lee Kuan Yew? It all starts this time next week.

Yes! Buhari really did. He did this beleaguered nation a monumental disservice by handing over to someone whose corruption is well chronicled who elevated the bar of failure to 10 times where he left. Posterity will surely reward you catastrophes.

The combined ineptitude of Buhari and Tinubu is what is responsible for our present predicament.

Because of his selfish emilokan ambition, Tinubu packaged an incompetent Buhari for Nigerians and watched him crumble the Economy for 4years +another 4years, so that he would take his turn to rule.

Unfortunately, the damage Buhari did, is almost beyond repair and not something that can be remedied soon, definitely not by somebody like Tinubu.

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Oh what a happy day it shall be! When Nigeria no longer needs to import refined petrol, and the pump price comes down. No more larceny in the name of fuel subsidies. Oh, what a day!

And all the other promises: provision of jobs for our teeming unemployed youths. Effective control of the security situation! A battle against corruption! End to impunity in our public life! A revitalized economy! A cohesive country! All these can happen. Yes, I believe. It can all start by this time next week.
And Muhammadu Buhari would leave his footprints firmly imprinted in the sands of time. Who says we can’t have our own Lee Kuan Yew? It all starts this time next week.

Does Nigeria need robust, honest and focused leadership now more than at any point in her history? You can say that again! Just look around you. What do you see? Failed hopes, dreams and aspirations. A decrepit, comatose economy! Humongous local and international debts, less than 10 years after we had paid off everything we hitherto owed. Insecurity, with blood flowing freely like water, and lives lost daily in scores. Tales of misappropriation of public funds in billions of dollars!

At a point recently, hatred almost became a national credo, with Nigerians hopelessly divided along ethnic and religious lines. Again, energy crisis! No electricity, no petrol, fuel queues everywhere. Nigeria has been brought to her knees. How art thou fallen from heaven, O Nigeria? How art thou cut down to the earth?

https://dailypost.ng/2015/05/22/femi-adesina-this-time-next-week/

Femi Adesina is not a human being

Based on the value of naira today, the best price we can get petrol is #800 per litre. Anything less than that means the government has started paying fuel subsidy again.