This is the gospel truth. Only Wisemen can see beyond the smoke screen.

Buhari is a failure with many excuses.

His followers are equally hanging on excuses not to send him home and let Nigeria working again.

Go to USA first and come back.....

Succinct , precise ans well decipher.
Excuses is not acceptable for failure.!

killer punch

Abeg make Feb Come , Lawd Akank take this shit anymore from this dullard

couragemurphy:
Go to USA first and come back.....

This is funny

Damn! Atiku has a good media team. What a timely, articulate, fact stating and coherent 'finish him' reply to the lifeless one. Impressive, I must affirm.

That's just the fact

Thunder fire Atithief and his supporters.. PMB all the way

Atiku is one of the evil people that corrupted the system and also benefited from it. ..forexample his sole ownership of Intel's, a major source of revenue for him in the oil and gas industry ;before this administration sanitised that establishment

Even in any best system, Buhari can't succeed in presiding over a country.

As a military ruler without opponents, Buhari failed, drove Nigerians to beggars for milk, sugar, bread, sardines, butter, etc.

Buhari is still riding on the economic buoyancy of previous govts.

If he presides over Nigeria more than he has in four years, it shall be CALAMITY in Nigeria.

When it comes to corruption, I don't want to hear the words Anti-Corruption and Atiku. This nigga here was so corrupt as VP that the president made sure he never succeeded him. The international community is well aware of his degree in corruption and manipulation hence this is a classic case of kettle calling pot black! Jonathan was sacked because he failed, we replaced with Buhari who to me is just as big of a failure and now our great black hope is who? ATIKU? Are we mad in this country or what?

michoim:
Atiku is one of the evil people that corrupted the system and also benefited from it. ..forexample his sole ownership of Intel's, a major source of revenue for him in the oil and gas industry ;before this administration sanitised that establishment

Why not respond to what Atiku mentioned here?

HavocGirlMile99:

Hey, Paddy, did you get it?

You are wrong, used napkin can be washed and be re used. What about used pampers and used sanitary pads? thats the things to quantify the uselessness of buhari. Thanks

Brizzy404:
Buhari cannot effect any change... He is as useless to us as a used napkin

oladele00:
Thunder fire Atithief and his supporters.. PMB all the way

u refuse to get sense even when it is cheap... u better be reasonable

ZibahGuy:
I don't just know why my spirit is against this ATIKU. I see this man wrecking us if he's elected in....
How I wish all Nigerians could vote for neither Buhari or Atku....

well said. but would nigerian hear?

"corruption is fighting back"

stephanie11:
@POLITICSNGR

Below is a statement from PDP Presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, made available to PoliticsNGR;

"My attention has been drawn to a statement by President Muhammadu Buhari on the occasion of a Christmas homage paid on him by members of the Federal Capital Territory Community in which he blamed his inability to fight corruption on the Nigerian system.

According to the President, his administration is slow in fighting corruption because the system is slow.

My immediate response to this is to commend President Buhari for admitting that he has failed in fighting corruption. The President has just corroborated Transparency International, whose latest Corruption Perception Index shows that Nigeria is more corrupt today than it was under the previous administration, having moved 12 places backwards in the CPI, from 136 in 2014 to 148 this year.

But my point of departure from the President is in blaming his failure on the system. I disagree. The system has challenges, yes, but where there is political will, the system can make progress.

I was Vice President of Nigeria from 1999 to 2007 and we used that same system to speedily convict no less a personality than an Inspector General of Police, and several others including cabinet ministers and other high officials.

Mr. President, the problem with your anti-corruption war is not the system. You are the problem!

The system allows you to arrest, try and convict your former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, who was fingered in a major corruption case, but you chose to let him go Scot free and you demonstrated your tolerance for his corruption by giving him a prominent role in your re-election campaign and recently welcoming him to the Presidential Villa with open arms.

The system allowed you to arrest, try and convict Abdulrasheed Maina, the biggest ever alleged thief in our civil service history, who is suspected of looting the pensions of millions of aged Nigerians. Yet you chose not to go that route, preferring instead to recall him, reinstate and double promote him while giving him armed guards to move about.

The system allows you to probe the $25 billion NNPC contracts awarded without due process, but you chose to bury the matter under the carpet, hoping the Nigerian people will forget about that grand scale alleged looting exposed by a leaked memo from a member of your cabinet.

Finally, nothing in the system stops you from telling Nigerians who owns the billions found in an Ikoyi apartment.

Based on the above statement of facts, I will not allow you to to make Nigeria the scapegoat for your failure. Your failure is personal, and not national.

If you could go abroad to insult Nigerian youths as lazy, why did you go to Paris to praise a governor who was caught red-handed receiving bribes on camera?

The system did not stop the EFCC from charging the opposition Governor of Akwa-Ibom, Mr. Udom Emmanuel, as a co-accused in the case involving the NBA Chairman, Mr Paul Usoro (SAN). Contrast this with the treatment meted out to Governor Umar Ganduje of the ruling All Progressive Congress.

Besides, your excuse is deceptive, because you have staunchly resisted restructuring. If you really believed that the system is the problem, you would have embraced restructuring.

Unfortunate as your admitted failure in the war on corruption is, it is your economic policy that is the greater failure. Your lack of ideas and your politicisation of the corruption war has made your administration fight legitimate businesses and the opposition.

I might add that it is actions such as this that have led to an unprecedented capital flight which has caused joblessness and made Nigeria the world headquarters for extreme poverty under your watch."

https://politicsngr.com/dont-blame-nigerian-system-failure-else-atiku-attacks-buhari/

JasonScoolari:
Hey, Paddy, did you get it?

Get what

The system also allows you to go to the US

AllenSpencer:
Atiku should please STFU!

His deceit and lies are getting boring

Its boxing day please.

Disprove it or shut up.

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AllenSpencer:
Atiku should please STFU!

His deceit and lies are getting boring

Its boxing day please.

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Lol

What deceit is in his above statement?

What lie is there?

Are you mentally sick?

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festacman:
1. Atiku is part of Nigeria's problems.
2. He is too cut and dried to be part of Nigeria's solution.

Buhari is truthful and says it as it is. If our leaders had been this frank especially during the 16 locust years, we would not have been where we are today.

Saying the truth even when it doesn't make you look good is a virtue that should be applauded.

Much respect to you Bubu!

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You just came online to type total rubbish

The system is never slow when used to persecute members of the opposition, critics and activists. It is only slow when the populace wants account of your delivering of campaign promises and dividends of democracy.

WATCH

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_XRHuJbP4w


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cxkrZM_a7c

Shookonekilla:
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You just came online to type total rubbish

I can see you are deeply troubled about those facts. I am sorry about how it makes you feel but facts are facts.

stephanie11:
@POLITICSNGR

Below is a statement from PDP Presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, made available to PoliticsNGR;

"My attention has been drawn to a statement by President Muhammadu Buhari on the occasion of a Christmas homage paid on him by members of the Federal Capital Territory Community in which he blamed his inability to fight corruption on the Nigerian system.

According to the President, his administration is slow in fighting corruption because the system is slow.

My immediate response to this is to commend President Buhari for admitting that he has failed in fighting corruption. The President has just corroborated Transparency International, whose latest Corruption Perception Index shows that Nigeria is more corrupt today than it was under the previous administration, having moved 12 places backwards in the CPI, from 136 in 2014 to 148 this year.

But my point of departure from the President is in blaming his failure on the system. I disagree. The system has challenges, yes, but where there is political will, the system can make progress.

I was Vice President of Nigeria from 1999 to 2007 and we used that same system to speedily convict no less a personality than an Inspector General of Police, and several others including cabinet ministers and other high officials.

Mr. President, the problem with your anti-corruption war is not the system. You are the problem!

The system allows you to arrest, try and convict your former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, who was fingered in a major corruption case, but you chose to let him go Scot free and you demonstrated your tolerance for his corruption by giving him a prominent role in your re-election campaign and recently welcoming him to the Presidential Villa with open arms.

The system allowed you to arrest, try and convict Abdulrasheed Maina, the biggest ever alleged thief in our civil service history, who is suspected of looting the pensions of millions of aged Nigerians. Yet you chose not to go that route, preferring instead to recall him, reinstate and double promote him while giving him armed guards to move about.

The system allows you to probe the $25 billion NNPC contracts awarded without due process, but you chose to bury the matter under the carpet, hoping the Nigerian people will forget about that grand scale alleged looting exposed by a leaked memo from a member of your cabinet.

Finally, nothing in the system stops you from telling Nigerians who owns the billions found in an Ikoyi apartment.

Based on the above statement of facts, I will not allow you to to make Nigeria the scapegoat for your failure. Your failure is personal, and not national.

If you could go abroad to insult Nigerian youths as lazy, why did you go to Paris to praise a governor who was caught red-handed receiving bribes on camera?

The system did not stop the EFCC from charging the opposition Governor of Akwa-Ibom, Mr. Udom Emmanuel, as a co-accused in the case involving the NBA Chairman, Mr Paul Usoro (SAN). Contrast this with the treatment meted out to Governor Umar Ganduje of the ruling All Progressive Congress.

Besides, your excuse is deceptive, because you have staunchly resisted restructuring. If you really believed that the system is the problem, you would have embraced restructuring.

Unfortunate as your admitted failure in the war on corruption is, it is your economic policy that is the greater failure. Your lack of ideas and your politicisation of the corruption war has made your administration fight legitimate businesses and the opposition.

I might add that it is actions such as this that have led to an unprecedented capital flight which has caused joblessness and made Nigeria the world headquarters for extreme poverty under your watch."

https://politicsngr.com/dont-blame-nigerian-system-failure-else-atiku-attacks-buhari/

Buhari is indeed clueless

festacman:
1. Atiku is part of Nigeria's problems.
2. He is too cut and dried to be part of Nigeria's solution.

Buhari is truthful and says it as it is. If our leaders had been this frank especially during the 16 locust years, we would not have been where we are today.

Saying the truth even when it doesn't make you look good is a virtue that should be applauded.

Much respect to you Bubu!

You shiouldnt be this shallow...

We are looking for a leader who will put food on the table of Nigerians and solve the myriads of problems facing us as a nation...

We are tired of facing this fraudulent facade called integrity....

Shookonekilla:
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It's sad really..I can see you have an extremely below IQ

Because if you had read and understood my comment about your abject stupidity you would not have bothered typing this irrelevant drivel

How dumb are you really? Was this the best your obviously low I could muster ?



Don't bother I am not your intellectual equal on any level

You are too stupid to withstand a brief mental joust with me

Now go play outside and let the adults speak

Now you are not just deeply troubled about facts on Atiku and Nigeria, you are close to losing your mind. SMH

And that's it. I am going to vote Atiku if he keeps talking like this. Buhari should be talked to. Nepotism is his problem not Nigerian system.

maestroferddi:
You shiouldnt be this shallow...

We are looking for a leader who will put food on the table of Nigerians and solve the myriads of problems facing us as a nation...

We are tired of facing this fraudulent facade called integrity....

I will take semblance of integrity over corruption any day. Nigeria can't afford a walk back to the dark days of senseless looting of public funds.