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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by PassingShot(m): 11:13pm On Jul 30, 2015
MizMyColi:
GEJ neither built power plants, maybe.

But there were reforms, which have resulted in the Discos you see today.
Those reforms were carried out about three years ago and the results couldn't manifest during his reign?

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by Happiness87(f): 11:14pm On Jul 30, 2015
PassingShot:
I will appreciate anyone with contrary opinions to come forth with them. Let us debate in a civil manner for the purpose of educating some of the forumites here.

Thanks.
you are a big joke, i hope you are paid for this job.

why won't reserve rise, when he has not signed any contract.

you calm bailout to state governments is also an achievement, pooooo
you are not even aware none of them have had access to the funds yet.

over 1000 people have been killed in 60days, you can that modest success, you are worst that Sahara desert reporters


keep brainwashing your kind, even Pmb knows he has not set his agenda on power and oil and gas sectors yet. not to talk of signing any contract.


am wasting my time on you.
go to TVC, may be they will give you a job

[size=15pt]Buhari is on Honeymoon - Tinubu [/size]

so for now let's exercise patience and watch his photo gallery cheesy

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by SeverusSnape(m): 11:15pm On Jul 30, 2015
PassingShot:

No. Suicide attack has increased and it's a sign of desperation and frustration. And that is also in decline now


Yes, in black market. It remains 197 through the official means (the banks).


On the contrary, we have become more appreciated. If you have evidence to what you say bring it.


Read, read and read my friend.



Good you agreed that power supply has increased. GEJ neither built any power plant. The reason for increase in the power transmitted as explained by the TCN is already given to you.

Typing....
Just like BH suicide bombings are a sign of weakness, your insults are too.
I am not insulting you Mr. Man, I'm describing you.
You can never reach Barca's stance no matter how hard you try. Sorry

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by pistol: 11:15pm On Jul 30, 2015
this APC online rats have no shame.
boko haram has skyrocted since the Daura President took over.
Nigeria is now a laughing stock with the creation of western Germanyb y the dullard.

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by tomakint: 11:16pm On Jul 30, 2015
chukwudi44:
Modest success against boko haram indeed!!! Some people surely have no shame
I swear you no go kill me with too much laff grin grin imagine within 2 months more than 1,000 confirmed souls (not adding the unconfirmed ones) have perished under Buhari and someone is saying 'Modest Success' grin

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by Happiness87(f): 11:16pm On Jul 30, 2015
PassingShot:

Those reforms were carried out about three years ago and the results couldn't manifest during his reign?
pooo, very thrashy, the more you argue the more you expose your level …

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by Meiji(m): 11:17pm On Jul 30, 2015
First, I think it's an insult to Nigerians to describe President Muhammadu Buhari's administration thus far as an "indisputable success". I understand your dire need to make Buhari and APC look good so as to justify your political stance, but resorting to undeserved platitudes to hoodwink gullible Nigerians into thinking that Buhari is the best thing since sliced bread is, to say the least, deceitful.

Now, let's address the substance of your post.

1. Increase in Our Foreign Reserves:

Anyone with half a brain knows that the movement in foreign reserves is a function of supply of and demand for currency of the host nation (in this case the naira) versus other foreign currencies. Now what affects the level of foreign reserves is the level of inflow (which comes from sales of crude oil as well as other export commodities) and the outflow (which involves the use of dollars by the CBN to purchase foreign currency, which is then used by importers to pay for goods and services imported into the country). It is important to note that the foreign reserves figure has been falling for so long because the CBN was making less inflow (i.e. sale of oil) versus the outflow (i.e. importation of goods and services including refined petroleum products). So what CBN simply did was to come up with a policy to remove about 41 items from the list of products that it was going to finance importation for (see this link for further details http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/understanding-cbn-s-forex-market-restrictions/213868/ ). What the CBN did in effect was to save foreign currency it typically used to finance imports, thereby reducing the strain on the foreign reserves.

It is extremely deceitful of you, Mr. Emefiele or anyone else to tell Nigerians that "leakages were plugged". Meanwhile I hardly need to tell you that the underlying problem of the falling Naira as well as the widening spread between interbank and parallel market rates (Google this up) remains unaddressed.

2. Bail-out Package to States:

It was an extremely short-sighted decision by the Buhari administration to bail out states (which got into trouble as a result of their own recklessness, anyway) without any conditions whatsoever. The "bailout" was simply an endorsement of financial recklessness and mismanagement.

In any case, the banks which the states are indebted to have seized the money so I doubt the 'bailout" will achieve its intended objectives. Can hardly be called "indisputable success" can it?

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/index.php/top-stories/61264-why-banks-seized-bailout-funds-yari

3. Modest Success Against the BH Terrorists:

It beats me how you would on the one hand call something a "modest success" and on the other call this administration an "indisputable success". Does this make sense to you? What kind of "success" has been recorded when the rate of loss of life has been greater since Buhari came in than under his predecessor? Do you think the over 800 lives wasted by Boko Haram since May 29 are mere "statistical figures"?

In addition, this isn't the first time that Boko Haram has resorted to suicide bombings. It befuddles me how BH suicide bombings under Jonathan were a "sign of a failed presidency" but is now "sign of desperation and frustration from a group facing impending defeat". You'll have to explain that to me.

Also, Buhari DID promise to end BH within two months, as reported by barcanista. That he later retracted himself does not invalidate the promise that he made.

4. Serious Undergoing Efforts to Recover Our Stolen Money:

Again it is ridiculous to state that "serious efforts" equals "indisputable success". Can you, Mr. PassingShot, tell us exactly how much has been recovered, and from whom? Also, when are we going to begin to see serious prosecution of the "thieves" from the last administration? With all the figures Adams Oshiomhole has been peddling around, shouldn't Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala have been arrested or at least queried by now?

When funds have actually been recovered and the thieves sent to prison, please be sure to let me know.

5. Refineries now Working:

Nothing to say here, Buhari himself has said he cannot take credit for the functioning refineries. https://www.nairaland.com/2460862/cannot-take-credit-revival-refineries

That leaves us with the past administration, whether you admit it or not.

6. Improved Electricity:

We've been down this road before. We can't talk about "improved electricity" until the "improvement" is sustained all the way to the dry season. Besides, you'll really have to explain to us how Buhari "improved" electricity without a Minister of Power.

7. Nigeria Image Boosted:

Another insult. How has Nigeria's image been "boosted" specifically? Were you on hibernation when the Obama administration flayed Buhari's "lack of preparedness" in the recent US trip? Or is your assessment based on Buhari's recent trip to Cameroon?

You really have to justify Buhari's "indisputable success" when even the most basic of Buhari's electoral promises are yet to be fulfilled. Buhari has not declared his assets publicly, he has not stopped Boko Haram within two months, he is yet to start feeding primary school children, he hasn't started paying unemployed youth and the elderly N5,000/month, he has not started paying corp members one year allawee, he has not taken any corruption case to court not to mention securing a conviction, he is yet to recover a kobo of stolen money, yet you call him an "indisputable success? Joke's on you, Mr. PassingShot.

Anyone who has the ear of the president should please inform him that he is yet to start fulfilling his electoral promises. He should get to work because no excuses for non-performance will be tolerated. After all, we (quite rightly) voted out Jonathan for non-performance.

Abeg let me stop here. I'm tired of typing.

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by EdCure: 11:18pm On Jul 30, 2015
PassingShot:
I will appreciate anyone with contrary opinions to come forth with them. Let us debate in a civil manner for the purpose of educating some of the forumites here.
Thanks.
The president and his deputy has my vote of confidence and tacit support.

Nigeria is getting back on its feet, standing tall and changing for the better!

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by MizMyColi(f): 11:19pm On Jul 30, 2015
PassingShot:

Those reforms were carried out about three years ago and the results couldn't manifest during his reign?

Apparently so because there were clogs in the wheel of his progress!
#GoFigure

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by driy65(m): 11:20pm On Jul 30, 2015
over to barcanista and the wailers to dispute the facts. Wailing wailers keep wailin till u lose ur eye sockets

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by MizMyColi(f): 11:22pm On Jul 30, 2015
Over 1,000 souls dead and someone is claiming "Modest Success" on BH, because of the corpses of a few BH cronies we saw carefully lined up for the camera?

For now, the words "success" and "BH" should not be found in the same sentence as far as this administration is concerned.

Gosh?!!!!!

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by Happiness87(f): 11:23pm On Jul 30, 2015
MizMyColi:
lipsrsealedembarassed
1. Why won't there be increase in foreign reserve?
What capital project has he embarked on?Or isn't money from this reserve meant to be touched? (School me please).

2. What bailout? The same one four governors or so have openly come out to say they haven't received? When did Saint Buhari become a liar? Pray tell.

3. There is nothing these soldiers have done that wasn't done in the GEJ administration.
FYI, there were fresh attacks earlier on a group of fishermen, have you seen the news?

4. What exactly is the status on the ready-to- collect Haliburton bribe money? What is it with this government and "I will" "I will"? Or is the recovery of looted funds selective? Pray tell also.

5. Refineries work because of a certain ex president. PMB asserted that much, so?

6. Electrity has improved because a certain ex president laid the ground work. The capacity TCN has now isn't magical, or is it?

7. What image got boosted? Correct if I'm wrong please, but last I checked, Nigerians were transported into this country with trucks used for carrying cows and oranges, and to think mr President visited just a day ago?
What sore, resounding slap could be worse than that?

We told you people that any promise of change without transformation is a cosmetic one. Do you see it playing out before your very eyes?

Mr Man, stop grappling and grasping at straws biko.
It's not by posting links up and down.
When (emphasis on "when"wink PMB starts work, even the dumb will shout alleluia.
But for now....
lest I forget,

Buhari is on honeymoon - Tinubu,

i wonder how he did all this on honeymoon and taking pictures

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by PassingShot(m): 11:23pm On Jul 30, 2015
MizMyColi:
lipsrsealedembarassed
1. Why won't there be increase in foreign reserve?
What capital project has he embarked on?Or isn't money from this reserve meant to be touched? (School me please).
Did you read the reason for the increase as stated by Emefiele?

2. What bailout? The same one four governors or so have openly come out to say they haven't received? When did Saint Buhari become a liar? Pray tell.
They're already receiving it. You must know that there are processes to be followed.

3. There is nothing these soldiers have done that wasn't done in the GEJ administration.
FYI, there were fresh attacks earlier on a group of fishermen, have you seen the news?
If you read to understand me, I acknowledged increase in suicide attacks but they're surely different from when BH was attacking army barracks and police stations carting away their weapons.

4. What exactly is the status on the ready-to- collect Haliburton bribe money? What is it with this government and "I will" "I will"? Or is the recovery of looted funds selective? Pray tell also.
If you're tired of "I will" of a two months old government, I can't help you buddy.

5. Refineries work because of a certain ex president. PMB asserted that much, so?
Saying what you say doesn't make it so. The question is, are my posers correct or not? Did NNPC say all that or not?

6. Electrity has improved because a certain ex president laid the ground work. The capacity TCN has now isn't magical, or is it?
Face the fact sis! The capacity has always been what it is now but corruption didn't make gas to power to be available.

7. What image got boosted? Correct if I'm wrong please, but last I checked, Nigerians were transported into this country with trucks used for carrying cows and oranges, and to think mr President visited just a day ago?
What sore, resounding slap could be worse than that?
Illegal immigrants get transported by various means. This your line of thought is baffling really.


[quote]We told you people that any promise of change without transformation is a cosmetic one. Do you see it playing out before your very eyes?

Mr Man, stop grappling and grasping at straws biko.
It's not by posting links up and down.
When (emphasis on "when"wink PMB starts work, even the dumb will shout alleluia.
But for now....
Majority of Nigerians are happy with PMB so far. Only bigots are not.
Cheers.

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by PassingShot(m): 11:25pm On Jul 30, 2015
MizMyColi:


Apparently so because there were clogs in the wheel of his progress!
#GoFigure
Who were the clogs? His own appointed ministers and advisers, right? How is that Nigerians' problem?
The buck stops at his table.

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by Happiness87(f): 11:25pm On Jul 30, 2015
MizMyColi:


Apparently so because there were clogs in the wheel of his progress!
#GoFigure
don't let that mule deceive you, do your own research on power stations, how many we had in 2010 and how many we have now

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by Happiness87(f): 11:28pm On Jul 30, 2015
PassingShot:

Who were the clogs? His own appointed ministers and advisers, right? How is that Nigerians' problem?
The buck stops at his table.
stop writing thrash, do your research well, how many power plants and dams did we have in 2010, how many do we have now.

stop writing poo if you don't know the real reason why power supply have been stable

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by PassingShot(m): 11:28pm On Jul 30, 2015
MizMyColi:
Over 1,000 souls dead and someone is claiming "Modest Success" on BH, because of the corpses of a few BH cronies we saw carefully lined up for the camera?

Gosh?!!!!!
Where did you get the figure/report from. Or, have you started to manufacture figures too?

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by MizMyColi(f): 11:32pm On Jul 30, 2015
PassingShot:

Did you read the reason for the increase as stated by Emefiele?


They're already receiving it. You must know that there are processes to be followed.


If you read to understand me, I acknowledged increase in suicide attacks but they're surely different from when BH was attacking army barracks and police stations carting away their weapons.


If you're tired of "I will" of a two months old government, I can't help you buddy.


Saying what you say doesn't make it so. The question is, are my posers correct or not? Did NNPC say all that or not?


Face the fact sis! The capacity has always been what it is now but corruption didn't make gas to power to be available.



Majority of Nigerians are happy with PMB so far. Only bigots are not.
Cheers.

1. At least, then it was police stations and random buildings.
Now they have taken the fight to top miltary officials in Buhari's govt.
What other way to tell an administration how weak it is?

2. That NNPC said so is not the issue.
It is merely a moral and social duty to give honour to whom honour is due.

3. Assuming what you say is true, how could you possibly qualify that as an achievement.


4. Judging by Buhari's antecedents, I can tell that he is confused, and lacks the necessary administrative competence to pilot the affairs of this nation (I stand to be proven wrong in due course).

Good, now you know it's a 2-month government, yet you're quick to call it's success unrivalled? So we should celebrate this "unrivalled" success and not call out its gaffes?
Bro, hypocrisy kills faster than road accident, repent!

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by Nobody: 11:33pm On Jul 30, 2015
PassingShot:

Did you read the reason for the increase as stated by Emefiele?


They're already receiving it. You must know that there are processes to be followed.


If you read to understand me, I acknowledged increase in suicide attacks but they're surely different from when BH was attacking army barracks and police stations carting away their weapons.


If you're tired of "I will" of a two months old government, I can't help you buddy.


Saying what you say doesn't make it so. The question is, are my posers correct or not? Did NNPC say all that or not?


Face the fact sis! The capacity has always been what it is now but corruption didn't make gas to power to be available.



Majority of Nigerians are happy with PMB so far. Only bigots are not.
Cheers.

God Bless Ya! Your last response is NL's Response of the year!

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by MizMyColi(f): 11:34pm On Jul 30, 2015
Happiness87:
don't let that mule deceive you, do your own research on power stations, how many we had in 2010 and how many we have now

Oh, thanks then.
That's why I said "maybe"
I was talking based on my scant knowledge of reforms in the sector.

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by PassingShot(m): 11:34pm On Jul 30, 2015
MizMyColi:


1. At least, then it was police stations and random buildings.
Now they have taken the fight to top miltary officials in Buhari's govt.
What other way to tell an administration how weak it is?

2. That NNPC said so is not the issue.
It is merely a moral and social duty to give honour to whom honour is due.

3. Assuming what you say is true, how could you possibly qualify that as an achievement.


4. Judging by Buhari's antecedents, I can tell that he is confused, and lacks the necessary administrative competence to pilot the affairs of this nation (I stand to be proven wrong in due course).

Good, now you know it's a 2-month government, yet you're quick to call it's success unrivalled? So we should celebrate this "unrivalled" success and not call out its gaffes?
Bro, hypocrisy kills faster than road accident, repent!
When will you come to terms with the fact that your Lord GEJ is history and will not return?
grin

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by dahaz(m): 11:35pm On Jul 30, 2015
It baffles me how nigerians are desperate to see buhari fails. if he fails, it will all affect us one way or the other and if he succeds, we will be the happier. let us join handa with him to see that he better our lives and country.

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by PassingShot(m): 11:35pm On Jul 30, 2015
MuhdG:


God Bless Ya! Your last response is NL's Response of the year!
And you too.

Once in a while, we have to shove it in their mouth. cheesy

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by PassingShot(m): 11:36pm On Jul 30, 2015
dahaz:
It baffles me how nigerians are desperate to see buhari fails. if he fails, it will all affect us one way or the other and if he succeds, we will be the happier. let us join handa with him to see that he better our lives and country.
Those are the bigots and bigotry is incurable. undecided

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by Nobody: 11:37pm On Jul 30, 2015
What nonsense? Anyway, God sparing our lives we shall address all these fables.

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by MizMyColi(f): 11:37pm On Jul 30, 2015
PassingShot:

Where did you get the figure/report from. Or, have you started to manufacture figures too?

Pray tell, what is the exact figure? Can it be quantified?

Can you honestly say to your soul that BH has not killed well over a thousand since the advent of this administration?

Pshotangry
I'm going to sleep!
Keep the mentions comingwink

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by MizMyColi(f): 11:37pm On Jul 30, 2015
barcanista:
What nonsense? Anyway, God sparing our lives we shall address all these fables.
angrygringrinangrygrin

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by Nobody: 11:38pm On Jul 30, 2015
My God Some People are just sick!
Being a tanoid is a BIG disease.

Its just like

''''''''You're getting robbed by an armed robber, the armed robber is about to kill you and a soldier comes to save you. Instead of you to thank the soldier and assist him in saving you, no no no You are insulting the soldier and saying you'll rather get robbed and die than be saved''''''''''''


Infact Tanoids situation is worse than this.

May God Heal Their disease!!

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by hinwazaka: 11:39pm On Jul 30, 2015
PassingShot:
Having been sworn in on May 29, 2015, President Buhari has completed two months at the helms of affairs of our nation. As short as this period seems, it's important to take a critical and unbiased look at what the PMB/VPYO presidency has been able to achieved or failed to achieve.

1. Increase in Our Foreign Reserves:
As at May 29, 2015, the value of our foreign reserves stood at $29.1bn (down from $43.16bn in Jan 2014 http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/01/30/nigeria-reserves-idUSL6N0V90ZL20150130). Due to blocking of leakages and loopholes which were the order of the day under GEJ, our foreign reserves has witnessed a steady growth and now boast of almost $32bn as at July 7th, 2015. This is an impressive addition of about $3bn in less than two months! We can only imagine what it could have been had GEJ blocked those loopholes in all the years he stayed in office.
Read it here please http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/emefiele-nigeria-s-external-reserves-now-31-89-billion/214192/

Hear Emefiele the CBN Governor on the foreign reserves: “I must use this opportunity to commend the efforts of President Muhammadu Buhari for his dogged approach in seeing that all loopholes are blocked."

2. Bail-out Package to States:
Prior to his coming as president, many states of the federation were massively indebted to their workers such that many of them were owing between 8 and 10 months salaries to their workers. When the problem was becoming a national embarrassment, the president approved a bail-out package to all states to bring succor to the affected workers. Under the N713.7bn package, N413.7bn was a special intervention fund (from proceed paid by LNG) while the remaining N300bn was a soft loan from the CBN to be repaid from the state's subsequent allocation.

In addition, The Debt Management Office (DMO) is expected to assist states to restructure over N660billion commercial loans crippling their economy. With the development, President Buhari has stopped deduction of monthly allocations to states at source. Instead, the Federal Government will “use its influence to guarantee the elongation of the loans for the benefit of the states.”
Please read further here http://thenationonlineng.net/workers-salaries-buhari-bails-out-states-with-n713-7b/

3. Modest Success Against the BH Terrorists:
While it will be unpatriotic to claim a satisfactory success in this regard, it will amount to an act of insincerity to fail to acknowledge that the NA have now taken the fight to the terrorists in recent weeks. The fact that BH group now results to suicide bombing is a clear sign of desperation and frustration from a group facing impending defeat. When Boko Haram was very potent, they sacked many military barracks, controlled many local governments and were always ready to face the army in a battle. The situation has completely changed and the terrorists are now on the run.

Read some of the successful operations against the BH here https://www.nairaland.com/2490229/nigerian-army-conducts-successful-raid and here https://www.nairaland.com/2484987/nigerian-military-rescues-22-children.

Contrary to the wicked lies being peddled by the wailers, there was never a time PMB promised to end BH insurgency in two months. The first time the lie was reported was during the last electioneering campaign and APC almost immediately refuted the report. Again, when he was interviewed by Amanpour as a president elect and was asked a related question, he said "in few months" and not "two months". Read here http://dailyindependentnig.com/2015/04/didnt-promise-end-insurgency-two-months-buhari/
first and foremost I must state that your writeup is the next thing to a joke
The increase in foreign reserves is simply due to the cut back in the importation of goods by denying foreign exchange to importers. While this may appear to be effective in the short term it has dismerits in the long term such as rise in smuggling activities, sharp rise in prices and also inflation. This will be brought about by the fact that local production can not meet up with demand

The much publicised bailout has not yet come into effect. Your very own governors stated this fact at their NGF forum. What transpired was the distribution of monies recovered from the NLNG and shell tax. Also bailouts are not always effective in the long run especially when the economy is not favourable, check the US bailout story of 2008. This eventually ended up as a failure when consumer demand and the real estate market failed to kick into gear

Modest achievement is an understatement for the massacre that greeted the Eid el Fitr holidays. There has been no gains by this government concerning the Boko Haram issue. The army don't yet have a strategic plan that encompasses intelligence as a means to gain a slight advantage
Also there is actual footage of PMB stating that Boko Haram activities will end two hours after his inauguration. He said it on channels TV on Seun Ogunbanjo's programme. Channels TV repeated it in their hourly newstrack program two weeks ago

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by ERODEDEAST(f): 11:39pm On Jul 30, 2015
This Thread has been well AXED

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by MizMyColi(f): 11:39pm On Jul 30, 2015
PassingShot:

When will you come to terms with the fact that your Lord GEJ is history and will not return?
grin

When you lot stop wanking and swallowing cum from his namegrin

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Re: Buhari's Presidency - Two Months Of Indisputable Success by Nobody: 11:40pm On Jul 30, 2015
Shameless people.

The Main Problem with Nigeria apart From Corruption and Insecurity is Biafrans and Tanoids.

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