Ynix:
Another Fulani enthusiast has come to show his senility

GamalNasser:
The painful thing is that the same Nigerians go on and willingly vote a clearly incompetent Buhari to lead them knowing very well he has zero capacity to lead well and now want to turn around and blame him for bad leadership

Praxis758:
This is a blind, myopic, senseless, saltless, jejune and illogical post.

Leader is the aggregate of it ts subjects. It is the duty of a leader to set standards, institutitions, modalities and policies that will define boundaries, terms and conditions of his domain.

These standards and policies will in turn give shape and define the culture, norms, ethics, discipline and peculiarities of the people.

It's right of children to cry to their parents for needs and wants while the parents are expected to meet those demands. Buhari is synonymous to a national parent while the masses are like the children.

It's unfortunate that he is mentally, academically and socially unfit to govern us. He's too archaic.

Praxis758:
This is a blind, myopic, senseless, saltless, jejune and illogical post.

A Leader is the aggregate of it ts subjects. It is the duty of a leader to set standards, institutitions, modalities and policies that will define boundaries, terms and conditions of his domain.

These standards and policies will in turn give shape and define the culture, norms, ethics, discipline and peculiarities of the people.

It's right of children to cry to their parents for needs and wants while the parents are expected to meet those demands. Buhari is synonymous to a national parent while the masses are like the children.

It's unfortunate that he is mentally, academically and socially unfit to govern us. He's too archaic.

BluntTheApostle:


This is quite unnecessary.



In Nigeria, we have political, religious and traditional leaders, and they all play major roles in setting standards, and strengthening institutions. Buhari is just one of our political leaders. He is not even our only political leader.



You are right. But this is a collective effort, and not that of just the leaders. That is the point the OP is making. Buhari has his own faults, but we have our own faults too. You can't blame Buhari for the indiscipline of someone flouting traffic regulations. The United States spends a lot on enforcing traffic rules, but still people break traffic rules all the time in the United States. Are you still going to blame the United States governments for not teaching people how to be responsible?



But parents don't always meet all the demands of their children, however hard they try.



Perhaps, you are right. But what the OP is saying is that there are things which we should claim responsibility for instead of blaming Buhari.

BigBashiru:
Nigerians kidnap themselves and use themselves for ritual - they blame Buhari; Buhari isnt to be blamed here.... onus is on Nigerians to fix their money hungry culture..... theres hunger in ukraine and poland but they arent using themselves for rituals over there....

Nigerians cant follow simple round about or traffic lights or just barely follow it - they blame buhari for it.

every country has bad roads....in canada for example, when it snows, drivers slow down.... in nigeria, drivers overspeed on the bad stretches of road and blame buhari.

Nigerians learn to blame yourselves for your woes.

if kidnapping was due to poverty, they will not be asking for 50m, its GREED so they can drive fancy cars to impress girls..... nothing more....

oneolajire:
APC and Buhari paid bigot. Did your Buhari not cried severally to be made president and also promised to secure us and make economy better. Now you are you see no irresponsibility in him because you have been brainwashed.


How much did they pay you?

BigBashiru:


Exactly you got my point. Politically there are state governors and councillors these guys are more able to quickly effect change than Buhari. Of all the councillors why hasn't any been desirous of making their council great rapidly? It can't all be blamed on one man (Buhari).