Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by odomanis: 9:02am On Oct 30, 2018 |
6Ebisco: President Muhammadu Buhari has said it will require more than one election cycle to fix Nigeria and deliver the promised change.
According to him, the change promised by his government was not an event but a process and it would, therefore, require time to deliver.
He urged Nigerians to re-elect him for another term of four years, promising that the fruits of the efforts he had made in fixing the country in the last three and a half years would soon begin to manifest.
Speaking yesterday in Lagos at the 75th anniversary business lecture of the Island Club, Buhari also debunked the argument that Nigeria lacked institutions, and said the claim was one of the “hyperbolic expressions that fly around these days.”
The lecture titled, “Nation building and institutional development, lessons for Nigeria from the Island Club at 75,” was delivered on his behalf by the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola.
Buhari, who is the grand patron of the club, recalled that unlike now, there was a time when the club held its major events in the open air because it had no hall and could not afford one then.
“It took more than one term and one election cycle of the Chairman of Island Club to build this hall just as it will require more than one election cycle to build the nation and deliver change,” the President said.
He stressed that the fact that the Island Club had existed for 75 years had put a lie to the claim that there were no institutions in the country.
This, he said, was another lesson that the nation had to learn from the club’s 75th anniversary, stressing that the fact that people expected more from the existing institutions did not mean that the institutions did not exist.
“The process of change and reform did not happen because Island Club did anything; it happened because people, members of the club, and I believe, non-members, who were men of goodwill, chose to act,” he added.
Buhari said he had put the country on the path of food security by banning the importation of rice despite opposition by vested interests, who frustrated earlier government food security policies such as Operation Feed the Nation and the Green Revolution.
As a result, he said, his administration had produced millions of rice and wheat farmers, adding that his vision was to industrialise the nation’s food sector.
Buhari said under his watch the manufacturing sector had made progress, citing recent statistics by the National Bureau of Statistics.
Buhari said his reforms in the power sector had led to improved power supply, which had rubbed off on small-scale businesses.
“It is because of these small business owners, hard-working Nigerians that I am offering myself to serve for one more time,” the President said.
https://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/10/one-term-not-enough-to-fix-nigeria.html is he making excuse for GEJ ? |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Spatta: 9:06am On Oct 30, 2018 |
Respect Citizens, They decide your fate.
If only Nigerians know their powers
The same Buhari that was bashing Nigerian Youth have been using style to induce Nigeria to consider him
Let the People decide 1 Like |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Splasshhh(f): 9:06am On Oct 30, 2018 |
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Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by dingbang(m): 9:06am On Oct 30, 2018 |
This is the shittt obasanjo, goodluck Jonathan together with buhari have been telling us. |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Firefire(m): 9:06am On Oct 30, 2018 |
Maxymilliano: How can 4 years be OK to fix Nigeria when it took almost 8 months to appoint minsters , almost 2 years on medical tourism and the rest to criticize your predecessors . The terrorist is going back to Daura to meet his barren cows Insha'Allah. 2 Likes |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by TheKingIsHere: 9:06am On Oct 30, 2018 |
ItsMeAboki: Noisy PigDiots; even your hero Jonathan agreed that Nigeria's problems cannot be fixed in 4 years. Drug addicts have also forgotten that their Messiah and saint said he only needs one term. And it is one term he will get. Just like GEJ, PMB will also be booted out.
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Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Roadto2019: 9:09am On Oct 30, 2018 |
sogodihno: what has PDP done in their 16 years? PDP never again. Anyone but not a reknown thief. Is it PDP that ruled or individuals. One term was enough for you idiots to remove Jonathan but not enough for Buhari abi. |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by SarkinYarki: 9:09am On Oct 30, 2018 |
jumper524: take it or leave it. buharis government has a good plan for the nation.. Show is the good plan or keep quiet |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by SignatureNG(f): 9:11am On Oct 30, 2018 |
so 2 will? |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by bigkahuna704(m): 9:12am On Oct 30, 2018 |
Of Course One Term Is Not Enough. You Just Wont Be The One To Handle The Next. |
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Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Ogaga87(m): 9:18am On Oct 30, 2018 |
[b]After spending four years sleeping, it just dawn on you now that 4years is not enough to give us the Nigeria of our dream... Let a debate be given with all the questions that needed to be answered... Without a rigorous debate for our leaders that will give us insight as to how they will be able to transform the transformer, even if we have the best electoral system in the world, we cannot achieve our dream as a nation..
If Buhari had told us that NATIONAL INTEREST will supersede RULE OF LAW, I do believe that Nigerians would have been guided..
If had come to tell us that areas where he won't get enough vote will be marginalized, there won't have been a biafran uprising
If imprisonment without trial was part of his plan, we would have also be guided
There are a lot that needs to be answered if we must hold these crooks accountable..
It's not a bad thing if we surprise the entire world by not voting PDP nor APC but gives our mandate to a person who would not allow the 21th century to pass us but gives us the feeling that we passing through it..
Just like France elected a man with no member in Parliament, we can do the same.. The entire electorate makes up the employer.. Who ever we choose will tell where we would be in the next four years coming..
Make the right choice today by campaigning for a debate to be organize before the election is conducted.. Let all the sectors of the economy come up with their challenges to seek for answer as to how they can be adequately resolve..
God bless my fellow compatriot God bless Nigeria[/b] 1 Like |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by dangoteinlaw: 9:19am On Oct 30, 2018 |
cooldipo: It is enough for us to know you have nothing better to offer......
Just take us back to where you met us pls I'm weak ![grin](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/grin.png) |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Modarun(m): 9:21am On Oct 30, 2018 |
Even if tmwe give 16more years you claim PDP missused, you would still not be able to fix anything. |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by cr7lomo: 9:21am On Oct 30, 2018 |
I agree that 4 yrs is not enough ...but 2 yrs is enough to c progress that will make us believe that the next four yrs will b certain of ur promise to Nigerians ....it's like failing in ur trial in europe as a new player and u tell the coach to sign u and u will deliver in ur promises while ur trial was a disaster .... Or u sing rubbish and u tell project fame to make u the winner and u will not let them down..... Oga just step down , u hv nothing to offer |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by dangoteinlaw: 9:22am On Oct 30, 2018 |
tamonokare: Abeg! Abeg!! E don do. No fix again. ![grin](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/grin.png) I swear this thread is killing me |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Fashdeejay(m): 9:22am On Oct 30, 2018 |
The truth about fixing is that it only gets worse when the person doing the fixing knows nothing about fixing anything ... |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Nobody: 9:25am On Oct 30, 2018 |
APC in 3years has messed up the country.....If we grant them the grace of PDP 16years, they will turn Nigeria to a super living hell sogodihno: what has PDP done in their 16 years? PDP never again. Anyone but not a reknown thief. |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by baysol: 9:26am On Oct 30, 2018 |
6Ebisco: President Muhammadu Buhari has said it will require more than one election cycle to fix Nigeria and deliver the promised change.
According to him, the change promised by his government was not an event but a process and it would, therefore, require time to deliver.
He urged Nigerians to re-elect him for another term of four years, promising that the fruits of the efforts he had made in fixing the country in the last three and a half years would soon begin to manifest.
Speaking yesterday in Lagos at the 75th anniversary business lecture of the Island Club, Buhari also debunked the argument that Nigeria lacked institutions, and said the claim was one of the “hyperbolic expressions that fly around these days.”
The lecture titled, “Nation building and institutional development, lessons for Nigeria from the Island Club at 75,” was delivered on his behalf by the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola.
Buhari, who is the grand patron of the club, recalled that unlike now, there was a time when the club held its major events in the open air because it had no hall and could not afford one then.
“It took more than one term and one election cycle of the Chairman of Island Club to build this hall just as it will require more than one election cycle to build the nation and deliver change,” the President said.
He stressed that the fact that the Island Club had existed for 75 years had put a lie to the claim that there were no institutions in the country.
This, he said, was another lesson that the nation had to learn from the club’s 75th anniversary, stressing that the fact that people expected more from the existing institutions did not mean that the institutions did not exist.
“The process of change and reform did not happen because Island Club did anything; it happened because people, members of the club, and I believe, non-members, who were men of goodwill, chose to act,” he added.
Buhari said he had put the country on the path of food security by banning the importation of rice despite opposition by vested interests, who frustrated earlier government food security policies such as Operation Feed the Nation and the Green Revolution.
As a result, he said, his administration had produced millions of rice and wheat farmers, adding that his vision was to industrialise the nation’s food sector.
Buhari said under his watch the manufacturing sector had made progress, citing recent statistics by the National Bureau of Statistics.
Buhari said his reforms in the power sector had led to improved power supply, which had rubbed off on small-scale businesses.
“It is because of these small business owners, hard-working Nigerians that I am offering myself to serve for one more time,” the President said.
https://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/10/one-term-not-enough-to-fix-nigeria.html ...and who say a lifeless certificateless one will fix Nigeria? |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by jesusislor(m): 9:28am On Oct 30, 2018 |
jumper524: take it or leave it. buharis government has a good plan for the nation.. Good plan indeed! When all the key positions are his kinsmen. How can a fair president and INEC chairman comes from the same region if there was no ulterior motive. It was not the same thing during the so called corrupt govt of president Jonathan. The man has no good plan for Nigeria, he is only pursuing his person evil agenda. Name a technocrat in his government |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by HomeOfMe(f): 9:29am On Oct 30, 2018 |
6Ebisco: President Muhammadu Buhari has said it will require more than one election cycle to fix Nigeria and deliver the promised change.
According to him, the change promised by his government was not an event but a process and it would, therefore, require time to deliver.
He urged Nigerians to re-elect him for another term of four years, promising that the fruits of the efforts he had made in fixing the country in the last three and a half years would soon begin to manifest.
Speaking yesterday in Lagos at the 75th anniversary business lecture of the Island Club, Buhari also debunked the argument that Nigeria lacked institutions, and said the claim was one of the “hyperbolic expressions that fly around these days.”
The lecture titled, “Nation building and institutional development, lessons for Nigeria from the Island Club at 75,” was delivered on his behalf by the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola.
Buhari, who is the grand patron of the club, recalled that unlike now, there was a time when the club held its major events in the open air because it had no hall and could not afford one then.
“It took more than one term and one election cycle of the Chairman of Island Club to build this hall just as it will require more than one election cycle to build the nation and deliver change,” the President said.
He stressed that the fact that the Island Club had existed for 75 years had put a lie to the claim that there were no institutions in the country.
This, he said, was another lesson that the nation had to learn from the club’s 75th anniversary, stressing that the fact that people expected more from the existing institutions did not mean that the institutions did not exist.
“The process of change and reform did not happen because Island Club did anything; it happened because people, members of the club, and I believe, non-members, who were men of goodwill, chose to act,” he added.
Buhari said he had put the country on the path of food security by banning the importation of rice despite opposition by vested interests, who frustrated earlier government food security policies such as Operation Feed the Nation and the Green Revolution.
As a result, he said, his administration had produced millions of rice and wheat farmers, adding that his vision was to industrialise the nation’s food sector.
Buhari said under his watch the manufacturing sector had made progress, citing recent statistics by the National Bureau of Statistics.
Buhari said his reforms in the power sector had led to improved power supply, which had rubbed off on small-scale businesses.
“It is because of these small business owners, hard-working Nigerians that I am offering myself to serve for one more time,” the President said.
https://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/10/one-term-not-enough-to-fix-nigeria.html Even if you become a life president,it won't still be enough for you. |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Masterclass32: 9:33am On Oct 30, 2018 |
Another 4 yrs for this guy would be complete disaster.
It is incumbent on Nigerians to send Buhari to Daura for their sake and for the country. |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Champele(m): 9:34am On Oct 30, 2018 |
God bless you my president. You will have another term and even give us the person you trust to continue your good work. don't mind the crooks you remove the feeding bottle from their mouth. now they remember Nigerians are suffering. we dey your back |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by NairaMaster1(m): 9:36am On Oct 30, 2018 |
sogodihno: what has PDP done in their 16 years? PDP never again. Anyone but not a reknown thief. Ok
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Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by YomiBankz(m): 9:38am On Oct 30, 2018 |
I still don't understand how this man thinks, i mean he is not troubleshooting anything, there are a whole lot of issues on ground that require fixing, but he hasn't tackled any, a broken country, bad roads, corruption, hungry citizens, substandard education, Poor transportation,decomposing culture, whack electricity,rotten police force....not one...he doesn't have a plan..he just wants to sit there and earn the title President...he is not fucking doing anything. Cant you see!!! 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by talk2emma: 9:39am On Oct 30, 2018 |
Go and tell that to the cows |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by HomeOfMe(f): 9:40am On Oct 30, 2018 |
6Ebisco: President Muhammadu Buhari has said it will require more than one election cycle to fix Nigeria and deliver the promised change.
According to him, the change promised by his government was not an event but a process and it would, therefore, require time to deliver.
He urged Nigerians to re-elect him for another term of four years, promising that the fruits of the efforts he had made in fixing the country in the last three and a half years would soon begin to manifest.
Speaking yesterday in Lagos at the 75th anniversary business lecture of the Island Club, Buhari also debunked the argument that Nigeria lacked institutions, and said the claim was one of the “hyperbolic expressions that fly around these days.”
The lecture titled, “Nation building and institutional development, lessons for Nigeria from the Island Club at 75,” was delivered on his behalf by the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola.
Buhari, who is the grand patron of the club, recalled that unlike now, there was a time when the club held its major events in the open air because it had no hall and could not afford one then.
“It took more than one term and one election cycle of the Chairman of Island Club to build this hall just as it will require more than one election cycle to build the nation and deliver change,” the President said.
He stressed that the fact that the Island Club had existed for 75 years had put a lie to the claim that there were no institutions in the country.
This, he said, was another lesson that the nation had to learn from the club’s 75th anniversary, stressing that the fact that people expected more from the existing institutions did not mean that the institutions did not exist.
“The process of change and reform did not happen because Island Club did anything; it happened because people, members of the club, and I believe, non-members, who were men of goodwill, chose to act,” he added.
Buhari said he had put the country on the path of food security by banning the importation of rice despite opposition by vested interests, who frustrated earlier government food security policies such as Operation Feed the Nation and the Green Revolution.
As a result, he said, his administration had produced millions of rice and wheat farmers, adding that his vision was to industrialise the nation’s food sector.
Buhari said under his watch the manufacturing sector had made progress, citing recent statistics by the National Bureau of Statistics.
Buhari said his reforms in the power sector had led to improved power supply, which had rubbed off on small-scale businesses.
“It is because of these small business owners, hard-working Nigerians that I am offering myself to serve for one more time,” the President said.
https://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/10/one-term-not-enough-to-fix-nigeria.html If you had an atom of integrity like you claimed you did,you would have resigned long ago. You promised to do just one term in office and according to you that was enough to prove a point to Nigerians. But what did you do? You allowed corrupt men around you to influence you,and you claim to have integrity.. |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by jumper524(m): 9:50am On Oct 30, 2018 |
jesusislor:
Good plan indeed! When all the key positions are his kinsmen. How can a fair president and INEC chairman comes from the same region if there was no ulterior motive. It was not the same thing during the so called corrupt govt of president Jonathan. The man has no good plan for Nigeria, he is only pursuing his person evil agenda. Name a technocrat in his government How can the minister of petroleum and minister of finance both come from the same region with Goodluck jonathan when he was president? okonjo iwela from delta, Madueke from rivers? all to be able to loot the nations treasury.. |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Rapture4real(m): 9:57am On Oct 30, 2018 |
After giving them the second term and nothing tangible comes out of it,the song will change to 'PDP has really messed up this country to the extent that it will take many years of consistent APC administration to fix it'.We are wise now-our mumu don do.Return us to how we were under PDP.A leader who deos not know what to do blames his predecessors. |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by Akasammyoka: 10:00am On Oct 30, 2018 |
where are the trees so that we would start expecting the fruits in ur next term |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by ngoziamara: 10:00am On Oct 30, 2018 |
Almost four years of nothing from this Buhari led government, Nigerians cannot afford another error of this magnitude. |
Re: One Term Not Enough To Fix Nigeria, Buhari Insists by alklas(m): 10:06am On Oct 30, 2018 |
NA U NO WETIN U WAN FIX |