He said: “This (Buhari) administration has inherited a heavy baggage. While I am critical in some aspects of the priority, I think that to clear up the mess left by previous administrations is going to take quite a while, especially in the economy sector. So, I don’t use words like optimism or pessimism; I’m just pragmatic. I look at what is on the ground and, of course, wherever I can intervene, I do both privately and publicly.”
The prof however urged President to sustain efforts at improving the economy.
True talk he actually did
ReplyDeleteOur president indeed inherited big mess from the past administration which will definitely take time to clear the mess. I urge Mr President to be more pragmatic in his approach to national issues most especially in the area of job creation, food production, mass transit programme and low cost housing development. Nigerians are ready to support this government which they have shown by accepting the recently increased petroleum product price. The implementation of the 2016 budget should be paramount to Mr President and his cabinet members
ReplyDeleteWole Soyinka now a devil's advocate.
ReplyDeleteEverybody is saying the same thing. Improve the services provided for the masses
ReplyDeleteMay God guide our dear president and save our country
ReplyDeleteTrue talk.
ReplyDeletePMB really need our effort to sustain and improve our economy.
ReplyDeleteAbi o!something must be done urgently
ReplyDeleteIts a common knowledge..
ReplyDeleteYou're right professor it will take a while before economy to get better I even doubt if anything can be done in the first 3 years of Buhari government we've to be honest with ourselves GEJ and his cronies has empty the Nigeria treasury.
ReplyDeleteI agree TOTALLY with the erudite Professor. It takes longer to re-build what has been destroyed. Let's give the administration some time.
ReplyDeleteProf is right
ReplyDeleteThe previous administration has dealt with Nigeria seriously but the present regime should not waste time to clear the mess.
ReplyDeleteI agree with him.
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ReplyDeleteNa true.nenyekutes@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteTrua talk, wise man
ReplyDeleteSure, bt hw much time again
ReplyDeleteNa true talk
ReplyDeleteProf sir, you have spoken well!
ReplyDelete#Olu,can you see?
We are patiently waiting
ReplyDeleteif you say so. lets hope it turns out well, of course everybody is praying for good.
ReplyDeleteThe prof Just confirmed my position...let's keep praying for PMB
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