Nnenna1: Yes, this is the worst regime.

To be fair, Goodluck isn't any more inept than his predecessors. I guess you can say that he had the ill luck (ha!) of taking seat when years and years of mismanagement, rot, corruption, violence and outright savagery have accumulated and reached a breaking point. His inadequacies (which is on par with those before him) are very stark compared to craziness that Nigeria has become.

I think that he may decline a second term, only for some other greedy sucker to come in, loot and wear the title of president with the worst regime.

Because it IS going to get worse.

Imohgenius: This is my first post on Nairaland I have been viewing as a guest for too long. I believe that I have a Godgiven mission to bring many of Nairaland's godless users to full obedience to the will of Christ fufilling the mandate of making disciples of all nations, even a cybernation. Surely the knowledge of the Glory of God shall cover Nairaland as the waters cover the sea. God bless you all!

Profidada: On the contrary he is one of the best. Lets keep sentiments apart and compare his government with others based on sector by sector and duration. This is the only regime we did not experience any major politically motivated killing during elections, we have continued to enjoy constant supply of petroleum products despite its problem, he signed the foi act which no government in the history of this nation could do, he increased the national minimum wage including that of nysc to over two hundred percent, no administration has done that. It is under his regime we are seen a total overhaul of the nigerian police, atleast we no longer see them openly demanding for twenty naira on our roads. His regime is credited to honour the late mko even when his kinsman could not. There has been an increase of revenue to various states thanks to the sustainance of the amnesty programme. His goverment also approved the construction of six more universities in the country so as to reduce the load of other universities in the country. Haba nigerians why the anger on this man as if he has spent 42 years in power ? I will like any body on nl to furnish me the achievements of any past administration either military or civilian within a span of oneyear and six months.

bittyend:

How many people did Boko Haram bomb during OBJ's regime?

Kajiang02:

Grow up pls. So many things had happened in d country even before you were born.

Btw, must every negative happenings be rooted to the presidency? The same way some dudes called the president names during the Lagos-Ibadan fire incident.
Nigeria is OURs pls.

GudDoc: Its easy for people to point accusing fingers at the Yorubas cos we wont just stand to watch when things are going out of hand. i mean no disrespect but the Ibo man is happy as long as he's making enough money and the northerner, as long as he or his king's man has power. It's only the Yorubas (largely) that fight for good governance, for democracy and even at the heights of dictatorship, people like dele giwa, mko, am dem tinubu's nadeko were ready to challenge the military guns. The reason we luv good governance is for another day but briefly, we know what good governance is when we see one (i.e. awolowo's western region)

During the military era, the igbos didnt open their mouth to say anything and the northerner were comfortable with it. It was the Yoruba blood that was spilled, we fought and fought for this democracy.

Now on the matter at hand, when Turai was bossing uncle joe around, the southwest spoke up like he was one of us, not even his so called ss brothers said anything constructive, we pushed and made it impossible for the north to rule by proxy.

Then came the election, in a never-before-seen fashion we voted GEJ (PDP) for president and our ACN for other elections all across the southwest. How much more love dose GEJ wants.

So my point is this, if people that fought tirelessly for GEJ to become acting president, then president and voted for him at the general elections (even though we hate PDP) suddenly turns against him in just about 365days then he should check his policies, decision, leadership style, innovation and creativity because the truth is, it has nothing to do with us.

like i said and am repeating now, we know good governance when we see one, thanks to baba awolowo!

bittyend: I don't really know much about Nigerian history. But this regime has to be the worst since I became conversant with the name, Nigeria.

Please, let our historians give us facts

porka:

Do you write history when events are still taking place?

bittyend:

How many people did Boko Haram bomb during OBJ's regime?

ndu_chucks: The results of this 'survey' should be discarded. This is the worst time to conduct such a survey; at a time like this even the Pope and the most spiritual Mulah or Monk will be rated very poorly.

Give GEJ a break.

ndu_chucks: The results of this 'survey' should be discarded. This is the worst time to conduct such a survey; at a time like this even the Pope and the most spiritual Mulah or Monk will be rated very poorly.

Give GEJ a break.