Six Years After, Nigerians Unimpressed With Buhari’s Administration

• …Nigerian tweeps have insisted that there is nothing impressive by the current government.

The administration of President Muhammadu Buhari clocked six years on Saturday and Nigerians on social media have expressed their displeasure concerning his administration of the country.

Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the President, Femi Adesina, on Friday, shared what he described as Buhari’s “Report Card”, listing some of the achievements of the president since he assumed office in 2015.

But Nigerian tweeps have insisted that there is nothing impressive by the current government.

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A tweep, @freemandayly said, “Buhari has destabilised our economy and no government is capable of bringing our economy back to normal.”

Another tweep, @bashiogu, said, “With the facts we all have, it is already clear that the Buhari administration is a failure!”

“He has done nothing since he became Nigeria’s president. As a matter of fact, nothing has changed! Rather, the situations in the country have escalated,” @polymathda tweeted.

@maxibaba007 tweeted, “May Nigeria not experience anything called Buhari again.”

For @okeynwoko, the present administration has “brought nothing but hunger, tears, sorrow and regrets to most Nigerians.”

Describing the current regime as a failed government, @Uk4rel8 tweeted, “I’ve never seen this kind of desperation by a government to portray before its citizens that they are successful and progressive, while all the indicators of a progressive and successful nation are pointing downwards. We’re simply at rock bottom amongst nations.”

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@jabuajah tweeted, “Nobody wishes Buhari and his government even for their enemies! This government is a nightmare, hoping to wake up from its dread now.”

“Nigerians are suffering a lot! Nigerians will only remember how they are dying in hunger, poverty, and insecurity. There is no good future for our younger generation,” @sabozuwo tweeted.