ijustdey:
President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday in Maiduguri blamed Niger Delta militants and reduced oil earnings for his challenges in office.



https://gazettengr.com/niger-delta-militants-oil-prices-affected-my-performance-buhari/

Rollsnjaguar:
I don't understand, Niger Delta Militant? How?

ijustdey:
President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday in Maiduguri blamed Niger Delta militants and reduced oil earnings for his challenges in office.



https://gazettengr.com/niger-delta-militants-oil-prices-affected-my-performance-buhari/

mabea:
Do you know how much they pay those guys and their elders every month?

Not a Buhari apologist though.

Telekinetic:

Theres something about this man that reminds me of Patrick from SpongeBob.

Nyanabo:
He blames everyone but himself.

A good leader takes responsibility for the failures of those he leads, but a disaster of a RULER finds who amongst his subjects to throw the blame when he flops.

Most clueless president every to be inside aso rock.... Tueh

ijustdey:
President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday in Maiduguri blamed Niger Delta militants and reduced oil earnings for his challenges in office.



https://gazettengr.com/niger-delta-militants-oil-prices-affected-my-performance-buhari/

wizelink:
What has Niger Delta Militants done this 2021 that they will be blamed for the president's failures and insensitiveness? This same Niger Delta Militants that have been completed docile all through this year 2021 are been blamed for your incompetence.
The presidency has exausted all the blame options available to them and has turned to group(s) or things that have relatively remained calm.

Time is ticking and 2023 loading ...

lexy2014:


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oya ooh. over to u guys

LordviccoDaGuru:
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Coldie:
During the first 4years they blamed Gej now that the story doesn’t sell anymore they are blaming Niger delta militant’s

Opeyemic01:
79 years old man who cannot take responsibility for his failure is a kid. Always blaming everyone and everything for his failure, whereas a good leader, despite the problem, will look for a way out, rather than blaming. I am sure if any of children misbehave, he would blame someone else for the children misdemeanor. This man does not fit being a leader. A leader as far as I am concern take responsibility. Everyone has weakness no doubt, admitting your weakness instead of blaming is another leadership trait, which this man lacks

goodman5:
Idiot

TheOmoney:
The Blame game never ends.....Niger Delta Militants has been relatively calm.
Any action by/from them depletes our GDP.
Oga Presido abeg use another excuse!

Nyanabo:


Who employed them in the first place ? The government right ? So why play the blame card ? Is the navy not there to secure the pipelines ?

Or better still if the welfare of the people are taking into consideration would there be any group called militants ?

omoharry:
These is the person the SW & the North thought would change Nigeria for the better. Now the entire North & South are crying.

Jonah507:
So Boko Haram has no negative effect on your administration at all?


Wonders have finally ended!

toluscott2000:
Blame! Blame!

Nyanabo:
He blames everyone but himself.

A good leader takes responsibility for the failures of those he leads, but a disaster of a RULER finds who amongst his subjects to throw the blame when he flops.

Most clueless president every to be inside aso rock.... Tueh

LordviccoDaGuru:


e shock u abi??


Buhari till 2031, we will meet with Buhari today asking him to contest for 3rd term.

BluntTheApostle:


You people should read first before commenting.

What the president said was that oil sold at a higher price with high productivity level as well, before they came to power in 2015. And this can be verified.

The Niger Deltan militants began blowing up pipelines, reducing production to half a million barrels per day. Then prices slumped to below 40 naira per barrel. How do you achieve economies of scale when you are producing below full capacity, at reduced product value?