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10 reasons Buhari's popularity is dropping drastically Nkem Ikeke Yesterday 1051
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Nkem Ikeke
No doubt, President Muhamadu Buhari’s popularity is gradually dropping following the various challenges the nation is facing. The people had high hopes and expectations from the Buhari administration and his party, the All Progressives Congress (APC). They believed in the APC’s ‘Change’ mantra and were very optimistic things were going to get better. Immediately after Buhari was sworn in May 29, Nigerians were happy with the improvement in power supply and they attributed it to the body language of Buhari. Anybody who tried to criticise the president was referred to as the ‘wailing wailers’. Ten months down the line, the people who were chanting ‘Sai Buhari’ have made a U-turn and are now losing hope in the ability of the president to save the country. This could be as a result of fuel scarcity, poor power supply, the fall in the value of the naira, among other issues. Below are reasons why President Buhari is currently losing his popularity among Nigerians.
1. His frequent foreign trips: Buhari has traveled to more than 20 countries since he was sworn in and he has been given the name ‘Wakawaka Buhari’. Some called him the ‘Junketer-In-Chief’.
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NLban:

2. Persistent fuel scarcity: The people have been complaining about the difficulty in getting petrol. Black marketers are taking advantage of the non-availability of the product and the long queues at the petrol stations to sell at exorbitant prices.

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NLban:

3. Poor power supply: The electricity generation profile in the country has continued to drop, and the Nigerians are not happy about it.

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4. Continuous decline in the nation’s economy: The exchange rate of the naira against the US dollar has been unstable. This has affected the price of consumer goods, plunging the people into more hardship.

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6. Forex issue for Nigerian students studying abroad: Buhari said foreign exchange will not be made available for students studying abroad, and those who cannot afford it should come and continue their education in Nigeria. Reminded that his own children are studying abroad, the president said it was because he could afford it.

NLban:

8. War against corruption: There have been allegations that the president was witch hunting the opposition, the Peoples Democratic Party, as only opposition figures are being hounded for corruption or corrupt practices.

Standing5:
[s]2 You already justified the fuel scarcity when you admimt that the Fuel is in the black market. It is only being hoarded by opposition loyalist who have over time grown used to having billion of easy oil profit and loots. It may take time for Buhari, Kemi, Kachikwu to purge such a system, but i guaranty you it won't go for even up to four years the past President admitted is not enough for him.
With this in mind, Buhari is on the right track and the Majority who voted him are still behind him and shall continue growing in size[/s].

otil1:
@Standing5 is a paid e-rat, thanks to APC social media training.

Your defence is lame, bro