kodded:







Buhari is a dulllard

MrDude:
By year end it'll fall to zero, kwado, nada, zilch, nothing, 0 nonseeennsee presido

sarrki:


Do you Guyz realize that your opposition to pmb

Is more of regional?

The way the SS & SE voted massively for Gej

Knowing fully well that he didn't perform

That's the way pmb will shine in 2019 in the north

Definitely you know where SW will thread

So calm down

MrDude:


Must I come from the SS/SE to aire my opinion on this underperforming apathetic worthless president

sarrki:


Do you Guyz realize that your opposition to pmb

Is more of regional?

The way the SS & SE voted massively for Gej

Knowing fully well that he didn't perform

That's the way pmb will shine in 2019 in the north

Definitely you know where SW will thread

So calm down

Johnnyessence:
oga abeg speak for your self in 2019 people won't vote for pmb av run a statistic and research about it.get this one again pmb can't succeed when he is robbing himself with corrupt politician and judges no hope again for common man in our society d more he keep fighting it d more corruption kEep surfacing even d chief judges that suppose to be our hope after God are d one supporting it all of them are corrupt.everyday people are visiting embassy to travel out from this country so painful. D one that has goals are jetting out from this country and u are here telling me pmb will win 2019 presidential election pls stop consoling urself about pmb he is old enough to be our president he should retire from politics.

sdindan:
Pls who is Buhari?

sarrki:


You run a statistics?

Where, how, when ?

The percentage

Don't just talk for talking sake

Johnnyessence:
my research is basely based on d state av travelled to in this year 2016 u will be shocked when u see d level thought of d masses in pmb governance it is always negative.people are tired of his governance cos' of d corrupt politicians he robbed himself with.people lamenting and regretting that they vote for pmb. Even d so called core north pmb came are smiling and suffering in his government.pmb can't eat his cake and have it. He shouldn't allowed again after completing his four years in government.

CFCman:
Support for Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari is declining more than a year after he became the first opposition presidential candidate in Nigerian history to defeat an incumbent. Buhari's approval rating now stands at 44%, down from 67% in June 2015, measured one month after he took office.

Both Nigerians and the international community had high hopes when Buhari became president in May 2015. Buhari replaced Goodluck Jonathan, an unpopular president whose efforts to combat Boko Haram many regarded as feckless and whose administration organizations and public figures alike routinely panned as corrupt. Dogged by those issues, Jonathan's approval ratings were consistently low in his last few years in office. Buhari took office promising to advance the country's fight against corruption and terrorism, but his management of the economy might ultimately determine the success or failure of his presidency.

Buhari's approval ratings have dropped in tandem with Nigerians' outlook on the economy, as a record-high 57% now rate economic conditions in the country as poor. Falling crude prices, sabotage to the oil industry in the Niger Delta and, according to some, the current administration's policies have damaged Nigeria's oil-dependent economy -- which is now officially in a recession. Nigerians have particularly felt the effects of surging prices caused by inflation and the controversial cut of popular fuel subsidies in 2015.

Although Buhari has a reputation for tackling corruption, nearly as many Nigerians (85%) see corruption in government as widespread in 2016 as in past years. Though recent anti-corruption initiatives have succeeded in removing nearly 24,000 fake employees from the government payroll and several high-profile corruption trials have captured headlines, Buhari has received criticism for not pursuing corruption cases among members of his own party.

Survey Methods

Results are based on face-to-face interviews with 1,000 adults, aged 15 and older, conducted April 9-May 5, 2016, in Nigeria. For results based on the total sample of national adults, one can say with 95% confidence that the maximum margin of sampling error is ±4 percentage points. The states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe were under a state of emergency due to Boko Haram activity and were excluded for safety and security reasons. These states represent 4.5% of the population.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/196136/nigerian-president-buhari-approval-drops-second-year.aspx?g_source=World&g_medium=newsfeed&g_campaign=tiles

Daniel1990:


Come to Nairaland or meet Seun. This is where you will get the authentic survey of the feelings and aspirations of Nigerians toward this asshole regime.

sarrki:


Pmb regime is better than your heroes regime

I understand that there is no free money anywhere again

That is what wailers call bad governance

Daniel1990:


Give me a brief definition of better if you actually know the meaning.

telim:
Useless poll. Expect millions of votes for Buhari, if he decide to contest for the president again.