wendycindy:
All for election o

Fuckdamod:
What matters is what we eat.. Bleep trains. Hungry man no dey think of short distance rail. Our mates dey use bullet trains and this the second hand train that u want us to throw our head over for. Mediocre
Vote out Buhari!
Vote out Apc!

Fuckdamod:
What matters is what we eat.. Bleep trains. Hungry man no dey think of short distance rail. Our mates dey use bullet trains and this the second hand train that u want us to throw our head over for. Mediocre
Vote out Buhari!
Vote out Apc!

kodded:
actually it was the 'egypt' idea

dam2000:
You have done ur best leave the rest 4 atiku 2 do

Fuckdamod:
What matters is what we eat.. Bleep trains. Hungry man no dey think of short distance rail. Our mates dey use bullet trains and this the second hand train that u want us to throw our head over for. Mediocre
Vote out Buhari!
Vote out Apc!

Fuckdamod:
What matters is what we eat.. Bleep trains. Hungry man no dey think of short distance rail. Our mates dey use bullet trains and this the second hand train that u want us to throw our head over for. Mediocre
Vote out Buhari!
Vote out Apc!

dguyindcorner:
Do not reinforce failure of 16yrs. We are going to the next level to consolidate our gain.

Just give me one sane reason why I should vote for Atiku.

vincixpresso:
There is no working railway line in the East. Are we still part of Nigeria?

three:
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Did they commission Lagos to Ibadan or Lagos to Abeokuta?


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dumo1:
Other advanced countries are celebrating better inventions and innovations we are here celebrating trains and rail tracks. Na who curse Africa like this sef?

nextstep:


I'd rather you vote for Sowore or Durotoye, but I'll give you several in favor of Atiku:

1. 1984 was the only time in my life I had to queue as a young boy for essential food supplies, because of Buhari's policies. So when things got hard in 2015 and 2016, I wondered if we were going to reach that stage again. I'd vote for a different person from the guy who has, TWICE, visited hardship upon his country. The excuse of "we entered recession both times" is too convenient, and if you're superstitious, shows PMB is bad luck.

2. Obasanjo and Atiku (and the two successor PDP presidents) expanded the economy from 160 Billion in 1999, to 1089 Billion USD in 2015, just over 15 years. Let me reiterate: under the same people being abused today, they increased the size of our economy nearly 7 fold in 15 years. Not doubled, 7x. They met no jobs, no mobile network, little internet, banking that did not reach most people, no democracy or free speech. Conversely Buhari's years have been marked by contraction.

3. I don't need anybody to tell me that 1999-2015 have been some of the best years of Nigeria in recent memory (I was not around during the boom years of 1970s). From 1999, things were happening, places were popping, opportunities were growing, startups were proliferating, and job numbers were growing. There was a growing sense of hope, pride, and self-actualization in Nigerians that had been hampered since 1983. We were on the verge of becoming the #19 largest economy (from around #65in 1999), in just 15 years (I'm one of the editors on the wiki for Nigeria's economy). We had just stopped importing cement (and will soon stop importing petrol), thanks NOT to Buhari, but to hardworking Nigerians. Again, our GDP (PPP) rocketed from about 160 Billion in 1999 to 1089 Billion in 2015, where it has mostly stagnated since then. Imagine how much we must have grown in comparison to other countries in just 15 years. With that momentum being one of the top 10 economies in 15 years was within sight. However we've already fallen to #23 during Buhari's time and will likely fall to #30 or worse if we give him another 4 years.

4. Atiku has energy, health, connections to the national and international business communities, and a proven track record of running successful companies... things we need to move the country forward. Buhari has a track record of disobeying orders, removing his boss via coup, autocracy, insensitivity, lack of vision for the big picture... and finally, incompetence at managing complex economies. He's likely to spend a significant portion of a second term abroad for health reasons... is it from hospital bed or London he will be doing his one-sided fight against corruption?

Please, vote for somebody who will expand the economy so that officials don't have to steal.

rickyrex:
[s]all this one sided project. the only achievement in four years is train. PDP brought telecommunications, PDP lunched the first satalite, PDP started the second Niger bride, PDP started the abuja kadunna project. every thing this administration claimed to have achieved were all pdps ideas. we than had more than 20 banks willing to operate in Nigeria but today u can count how many are left. if this administration can point a tangible project they initiated and completed. yet the feel PDP were the cause of their problem. when they failed they count it on PDP passed failure. Trump took over from Obama as an opposition party no noise of Obama did this Obama did that. and some people will be making noise here like PDP was the one why they couldn't service their wife well in bed[/s]

Fuckdamod:
What matters is what we eat.. Bleep trains. Hungry man no dey think of short distance rail. Our mates dey use bullet trains and this the second hand train that u want us to throw our head over for. Mediocre
Vote out Buhari!
Vote out Apc!

nextstep:


I'd rather you vote for Sowore or Durotoye, but I'll give you several in favor of Atiku:

1. 1984 was the only time in my life I had to queue as a young boy for essential food supplies, because of Buhari's policies. So when things got hard in 2015 and 2016, I wondered if we were going to reach that stage again. I'd vote for a different person from the guy who has, TWICE, visited hardship upon his country. The excuse of "we entered recession both times" is too convenient, and if you're superstitious, shows PMB is bad luck.

2. Obasanjo and Atiku (and the two successor PDP presidents) expanded the economy from 160 Billion in 1999, to 1089 Billion USD in 2015, just over 15 years. Let me reiterate: under the same people being abused today, they increased the size of our economy nearly 7 fold in 15 years. Not doubled, 7x. They met no jobs, no mobile network, little internet, banking that did not reach most people, no democracy or free speech. Conversely Buhari's years have been marked by contraction.

3. I don't need anybody to tell me that 1999-2015 have been some of the best years of Nigeria in recent memory (I was not around during the boom years of 1970s). From 1999, things were happening, places were popping, opportunities were growing, startups were proliferating, and job numbers were growing. There was a growing sense of hope, pride, and self-actualization in Nigerians that had been hampered since 1983. We were on the verge of becoming the #19 largest economy (from around #65in 1999), in just 15 years (I'm one of the editors on the wiki for Nigeria's economy). We had just stopped importing cement (and will soon stop importing petrol), thanks NOT to Buhari, but to hardworking Nigerians. Again, our GDP (PPP) rocketed from about 160 Billion in 1999 to 1089 Billion in 2015, where it has mostly stagnated since then. Imagine how much we must have grown in comparison to other countries in just 15 years. With that momentum being one of the top 10 economies in 15 years was within sight. However we've already fallen to #23 during Buhari's time and will likely fall to #30 or worse if we give him another 4 years.

4. Atiku has energy, health, connections to the national and international business communities, and a proven track record of running successful companies... things we need to move the country forward. Buhari has a track record of disobeying orders, removing his boss via coup, autocracy, insensitivity, lack of vision for the big picture... and finally, incompetence at managing complex economies.He's likely to spend a significant portion of a second term abroad for health reasons... is it from hospital bed or London he will be doing his one-sided fight against corruption?

Please, vote for somebody who will expand the economy so that officials don't have to steal.

Baawaa:
Atikulooting,Nigerians are not returning to Egypt of PDP
NEXT LEVEL,Higher Nigeria is going

bendike:

So why are we borrowing trillions?

nextstep:


I'd rather you vote for Sowore or Durotoye, but I'll give you several in favor of Atiku:

1. 1984 was the only time in my life I had to queue as a young boy for essential food supplies, because of Buhari's policies. So when things got hard in 2015 and 2016, I wondered if we were going to reach that stage again. I'd vote for a different person from the guy who has, TWICE, visited hardship upon his country. The excuse of "we entered recession both times" is too convenient, and if you're superstitious, shows PMB is bad luck.

2. Obasanjo and Atiku (and the two successor PDP presidents) expanded the economy from 160 Billion in 1999, to 1089 Billion USD in 2015, just over 15 years. Let me reiterate: under the same people being abused today, they increased the size of our economy nearly 7 fold in 15 years. Not doubled, 7x. They met no jobs, no mobile network, little internet, banking that did not reach most people, no democracy or free speech. Conversely Buhari's years have been marked by contraction.

3. I don't need anybody to tell me that 1999-2015 have been some of the best years of Nigeria in recent memory (I was not around during the boom years of 1970s). From 1999, things were happening, places were popping, opportunities were growing, startups were proliferating, and job numbers were growing. There was a growing sense of hope, pride, and self-actualization in Nigerians that had been hampered since 1983. We were on the verge of becoming the #19 largest economy (from around #65in 1999), in just 15 years (I'm one of the editors on the wiki for Nigeria's economy). We had just stopped importing cement (and will soon stop importing petrol), thanks NOT to Buhari, but to hardworking Nigerians. Again, our GDP (PPP) rocketed from about 160 Billion in 1999 to 1089 Billion in 2015, where it has mostly stagnated since then. Imagine how much we must have grown in comparison to other countries in just 15 years. With that momentum being one of the top 10 economies in 15 years was within sight. However we've already fallen to #23 during Buhari's time and will likely fall to #30 or worse if we give him another 4 years.

4. Atiku has energy, health, connections to the national and international business communities, and a proven track record of running successful companies... things we need to move the country forward. Buhari has a track record of disobeying orders, removing his boss via coup, autocracy, insensitivity, lack of vision for the big picture... and finally, incompetence at managing complex economies. He's likely to spend a significant portion of a second term abroad for health reasons... is it from hospital bed or London he will be doing his one-sided fight against corruption?

Please, vote for somebody who will expand the economy so that officials don't have to steal.

kodded:
actually it was the 'egypt' idea

surveyProf:
Was it not Amusu that his head was broken some days ago, how come he was able to travel?


Good development, but hope it's not to win more votes, elections is just bye the way!

Fuckdamod:
What matters is what we eat.. Bleep trains. Hungry man no dey think of short distance rail. Our mates dey use bullet trains and this the second hand train that u want us to throw our head over for. Mediocre
Vote out Buhari!
Vote out Apc!

jellington:
If not Hammed Ali how would I know Customs realized trillions in 6 months but remitted 20B in 16 years

Looters are killers

seunmsg:
Great! Buhari’s capacity to deliver massive infrastructure like this is why we must all support him for another four years. This project was just a mere paper drawing for 16 years under PDP administration. Now, it’s a reality. In the next four years, the Kaduna to Kano line and the Lagos to Calabar coastal rail line will also be delivered. The long talked about mambilla hydro dam will also be delivered in addition to lots of other massive projects.

This is not the time to reverse the slow progress we are making infrastructure wise. This is not the time to vote in rogues that will loot every kobo meant for building the much needed infrastructures. This is the time to join hands with all patriots to move Nigeria to the next level. 4+4=8.