firstolalekan:

Don't mind the saTANists and PDPïgs.

Bevista:
GMB was addressing NASS members during their induction course, where he mentioned 8 challenges that his administration will face on assumption of office. These include Falling oil prices, Insecurity, Youth Unemployment, Power, De-industrialization, Environmental Pollution in ND, Rebuilding of ravaged NE, etc.

Typically, though, the media has singled out Falling Oil Price so as to create a sensational headline. Baba is not making any excuses, he was simply being pragmatic and calling on the Legislature to join/support the Executive as developmental partners to tackle these 8 challenges.

There is no place in that article that the General said his agenda was threatened. He simply highlighted Challenges, something every corporate leader (whether in private business or public service) does. You need to be objective about the challenges, so you can come up with the right strategies to tackle them.

Stop commenting based on headlines, please always read the body of the article.

Bevista:
I'm not spinning this bro (not even making excuse for GMB), just saying we should address the issues the way they are.

[size=18pt]There is no place in that article that he said his agenda was threatened[/size]. He simply highlighted Challenges, something every corporate leader (whether in private business or public service) does. You need to be objective about the challenges, so you come up with the right strategies to tackle them.

Truckpusher:
#BABAONECHANCE

Penssuwa:
This one Mr. President elect is giving excuses before assuming office, it seems the wave of reality is hitting him.

philips70:


Nigerian press is the worst worldwide. I listened to the speech and never saw where this man showed fear nor anxiety rather he was admonishing them to support him in his quest to take Nigeria out from it's current dismal position. Still TANkids have found another headline they will feed on. I urge Seun to sack all his mods and do this job himself even if it will make only 3 front page posts per day.

satelliteDISH:
No excuses allowed. fight corruption and improve our electricity supply.

lionduke:
Maradona Muhammad, you never see anything
#babaonechance

Bevista:
There is no place in that article that the General said his agenda was threatened. He simply highlighted Challenges, something every corporate leader (whether in private business or public service) does. You need to be objective about the issues, so you can come up with the right strategies to tackle them. I'm sure most of you will learn this as you become leaders.

Stop commenting based on headlines, please always read the body of the article.

philips70:


Nigerian press is the worst worldwide. I listened to the speech and never saw where this man showed fear nor anxiety rather he was admonishing them to support him in his quest to take Nigeria out from it's current dismal position. Still TANkids have found[b] another headline they will feed on[/b]. I urge Seun to sack all his mods and do this job himself even if it will make only 3 front page posts per day.

arbitter:

Why does the Nigerian media loves making fake headlines like that anyway. Oh right probably to give ldiots like the ones flooding this thread excuses to start talking nonsense.

Anyway i trust that the intelligent people know what to deduce from this article, while the ldiots continue to rant here thinking they've got a point.

Amaudeogu:
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru

ABUJA—THE President- elect, General Muhammadu Buhari yesterday painted a gloomy picture in the economic development of his administration as he said that the decline in the revenues due to fall in oil prices poses a great threat to his administration’s development agenda.

CHAIRMAN1:
Another day another excuse from baba one chance...

Bevista:
GMB was addressing NASS members during their induction course, where he mentioned 8 challenges that his administration will face on assumption of office. These include Falling oil prices, Insecurity, Youth Unemployment, Power, De-industrialization, Environmental Pollution in ND, Rebuilding of ravaged NE, etc.

Typically, though, the media has singled out Falling Oil Price so as to create a sensational headline. Baba is not making any excuses, he was simply being pragmatic and calling on the Legislature to join/support the Executive as developmental partners to tackle these 8 challenges.

There is no place in that article that the General said his agenda was threatened. He simply highlighted Challenges, something every corporate leader (whether in private business or public service) does. You need to be objective about the issues, so you can come up with the right strategies to tackle them. I'm sure most of you will learn this as you become leaders.

Stop commenting based on headlines, please always read the body of the article.

hardbody:


How would you then explain to Seun when his networth drops. As a learner you obviously do not understand that traffic on these pages translates to money for him

Solomon30:
Since the president-elect gmb won the April 11th poll, he has sort of been pessimistic and always giving reasons why much should not expected of his administration. In a clear language he has said the north east and west are his priorities. He has not been hopeful, enthusiastic and passionate as he ought for an incoming president. Honestly, I just hope we have not got ourselves shrewd.

Bevista:
GMB was addressing NASS members during their induction course, where he mentioned 8 challenges that his administration will face on assumption of office. These include Falling oil prices, Insecurity, Youth Unemployment, Power, De-industrialization, Environmental Pollution in ND, Rebuilding of ravaged NE, etc.

Typically, though, the media has singled out Falling Oil Price so as to create a sensational headline. Baba is not making any excuses, he was simply being pragmatic and calling on the Legislature to join/support the Executive as developmental partners to tackle these 8 challenges.

There is no place in that article that the General said his agenda was threatened. He simply highlighted Challenges, something every corporate leader (whether in private business or public service) does. You need to be objective about the issues, so you can come up with the right strategies to tackle them. I'm sure most of you will learn this as you become leaders.

Stop commenting based on headlines, please always read the body of the article.

nationwide1:
In as much as I believe in the integrity of the general, I. don't want to believe he is giving us excuses for a case of non-performance.



I think he is saying it so that nobody sees him as God as many have been made to believe.

LEvuls:
Talk is Cheap






Talk is Free






Anyman that talks too much end up doing nothing






Its just about time to start work,we don't want any excuse here

ifyan:
Naso the tin de start.

Kai! My people. You know say.

But come to think of it, the president elect talk a lot.

To him ' action speak louder than words'.

Funny. ....

Balkan:
Babaonechance! Na so we take inter one chance?

ApexTitan:


Relax. This is only the beginning. Every government will have this type of treatment. When it was Sahara Reporters attacking GEJ many of us all cheered them abi?

GEJ had his with Sahara Reporters
Obama had his with Fox News
Buhari has his own now with Vanguard Newspapers.