basingstoke:
Buhari relly disappointed us. we had too much hope in him for a better Nigeria

crixtex:
LOL.... how can compare the load carrying capacity of Theresa's brain to Bulharry's own....
This persons are a serious people....

ayokujero:
What took Buhari 3month only took the British PM 1hour to start appointing her Cabinet members.
Currently 2 news appointments has been made bY Theresa May within 2hours of taking Office as British New PM after the sudden resignation of David Cameron.

coolscott:

[size=13pt]It is not just too much hope.
It was a combination of too much hope on the part of the electorate, misplaced on a heavily unprepared candidate. A candidate perhaps more unprepared than any other in our recent history.[/size]

pezeji:
Just wait, His tenure will com to an end wen it's tym

KINGwax007:
Even when yar adua died, it almost took legal proceedings to make Jonathan the president...


Why do wailers compare an structured state to a state in process?

Anyways, wailers do this silently whenever they see bubu as the president of Nigeria...

madenigga:

yet its some people from a certain terrorist region that's stopping the restructuring of our country.

wirinet:

Now answer this question;
Who destroyed our Parliamentary system of government and what system of government or structure are you proposing?

plaetton:


Correction Sir.

It took Buhari 5 months to appoint his cabinet, not 3 months.

OrlandoOwoh:
An SSS 2 student of Government will pity the OP for goofing. In Britain it's parliamentary system that is practised. In this system of government, the PM appoints his/her cabinet members from the lower house (called House of Commons in Britain), which she is also a member of. This arrangement makes the appointment of ministers simple as the PM won't have to look outside the House. Some political scientists would argue that in parliamentary system ministers automatically emerge once their party gets majority seats. What is just left is for them to be assigned portfolios. Those of them that don't portfolios due to the number of ministries, become back benchers.

basingstoke:
Buhari relly disappointed us. we had too much hope in him for a better Nigeria

TheGoodJoe:


Thank you for breaking it down for them.

He that does not know and he does not know that he does not know is a wailer.

ayokujero:
What took Buhari 3month only took the British PM 1hour to start appointing her Cabinet members.
Currently 2 news appointments has been made bY Theresa May within 2hours of taking Office as British New PM after the sudden resignation of David Cameron.

OrlandoOwoh:
[s]An SSS 2 student of Government will pity the OP for goofing. In Britain it's parliamentary system that is practised. In this system of government, the PM appoints his/her cabinet members from the lower house (called House of Commons in Britain), which she is also a member of. This arrangement makes the appointment of ministers simple as the PM won't have to look outside the House. Some political scientists would argue that in parliamentary system ministers automatically emerge once their party gets majority seats. What is just left is for them to be assigned portfolios. Those of them that don't portfolios due to the number of ministries, become back benchers.[/s]