1. President Buhari does not appear to have plans to unify the country in any way shape of form.
2. The President appears not to have a grasp of the current political dynamics in the country and seems to believe he can work alone or with one or two associates to fix Nigeria. The budget issue is a wake-up call.
3. APC is now the refuge for most of the people that plunged the country into darkness since 1999. It seems to be the place of faux-repentance for those hoping to hold on to their wealth by pledging allegiance to the new king.
4. Limited communication in all areas. Does not feel Nigeria need explanation for anything the government does. It appears his mandate is clear - he has been elected to dictate the way forward for Nigeria and Nigerians. This is not open to discussion.
5. This is probably the most unprepared government in Nigerian history. It took 6 months to announce ministers and even though we are over year down the line, we now have no clear expectations from any minister (maybe that is by design).
6. He has no clear understanding of the economic challenges of the country or is not communicating his understanding. Many of his strongest supporters know this and have commented publicly.
7. The international community are turning on his apparent lack of ideas to improve Nigeria. None will say so publicly but instead the same media group that were so supportive of him during the election have done a double take on everything including body language.
8. Most of his campaign promises have been jettisoned for partisan politics especially on Fuel Subsidy and Economy policies.
9. One year after the historic election victory, President Buhari and his APC stalwarts are still blaming the woes of the country on the 16 years administration of the PDP Party. This is normal and they have every right to, but the story is getting tiresome and Nigerians are getting impatient with the lack of progress from the current regime.
10. Since inception of his administration, power generation in the country has reduced drastically despite hike in electricity tariffs by DISCOS and Power Minister, Babatunde Raji Fashola. Even though power generation was reported to be at its peak of 5074MW early this year, yet the country witnessed total blackout for some hours, holding to zero MW.
11. Despite President Mohammadu Buhari's rhetoric on tackling militancy and extremism, the spate of attacks by suspected Fulani herdsmen in the country have left hundreds dead, with no clear-cut approach on how to arrest the issue. No mention of this in his Democracy day speech. The rise of new militant groups such as Niger Delta Avengers and the continued activity of Boko Haram are causes for concern.
12. The President has spent a considerable amount of time on the usual globe trotting trips undertaken by African leaders on resumption of office. He has embarked on over 29 foreign trips - but has visited no more than 4 states since he became president. Not all solutions can be found outside Nigeria.
The government now needs to come back down to earth, work with the law-makers and other arms of government and get to work on dealing with the issues faced. The fight against corruption should carry on with even more intensity but should not be the sole purpose of the government. Even General Abacha fought corruption, every coup we had in Nigeria was to fight corruption. We have been here before.
God bless the Federal Republic Of Nigeria.

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Wow! Well said bro...I appreciate d fact dt u wrote from a constructive point of view without disguising under d cloak of any political affiliation.God bless u and bless Nigeria!!!

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Religious and tribal discrimination is one Nigeria major problems. And PMB isn't fit to fix this. Seems this discrimination is in his DNA already as his administration is characterised with division - zombies and wailers - mostly the youths wasting times they should have used for something more productive to defend the corrupt politicians hourly on Nairaland.

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Faba:
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Calm down... I know you reach orgasm when calling my moniker...just relax and take a cold shower...

Aptly written, worthy of FP...

I concur

TonyeBarcanista:
Aptly written, worthy of FP...

Nobody ever believed he's Nigeria's messiah, but at least he will stop the blatant corruption and massive high handedness, couple with obvious nepotism that plagued the past administration.

I'm sure you of all people know, its no longer business as usual.

TonyeBarcanista:
Aptly written, worthy of FP...

But if the article was PRO buhari you will start shouting dullard...hypocrisy...

WHOcarex:
*yarns*

crazymommy:
But if the article was PRO buhari you will start shouting dullard...hypocrisy...

Buhari has failed Nigeria

TonyeBarcanista:

Buhari has failed Nigeria

What about Goodluck Jonathan, how come we don't hear you say what you said to PMB? Then again, bias and spreading falsehood have always been your locus classicus.

crazymommy:
But if the article was PRO buhari you will start shouting dullard...hypocrisy...

Don't mind him. He has always been best of friend with FFK and Atiku Abubakar, who revel in political prostitution.

Hmmmmmm...

Buhari is not nigerian's messiah. Nigerians are too frustrated and mishandled my PDP dats y dey voted APC despite dey new APC has no plans.





Where i got PMB error is d fact dat he is not communicating properly to d people and has no plans to unite d country.



In terms of corruption fight APC is deceiving demself. We just pray PMB should lay a good foundation, so dat aspirants will no be wasteful to her citizens when dey got to power.

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