He should bring back our refineries – Adekunle Adebesin, civil servant
The
President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, will liberate Nigerians from
our sufferings. Some Nigerians believe he should probe most of the
corrupt leaders, but I think he should concentrate on restructuring the
system, especially the executive arm of government. He should see to the
construction of refineries and resuscitate abandoned refineries.
Buhari’s military experience is a plus for the country – Stephen Adenayajo, printer
Gen.
Buhari will transform the country in the next four years. His
experience as a military ruler is a plus in the present situation of the
country, especially in combating Boko Haram. We want a safe country
where we can sleep with our two eyes closed.
Provide for the aged — Babatunde Afonboye, mechanic
The
new administration should invest in our agricultural sector. Many
farmers are old and suffering in many villages. I also want him to work
on making provisions for the aged. President Jonathan led administration
favored only the rich.
He should implement confab report – Semiu Adetayo, a civil servant
Gen.
Muhammadu Buhari is a man of integrity. He is the best man for the
country at this point in time. However, the first thing expected of him
is to learn from the mistakes of President Goodluck Jonathan.
The
President had good intentions for the masses but was negatively
influenced by the people around him. The President-elect should
implement the reports from the National Confab immediately he assumes
office. Also, reducing pump price will also better the economy. I
believe General Buhari will take Nigeria to greater heights.
He should provide employment – Bunmi Aregbesola, businessman
The
President-elect once said he was concerned about the scandalous level
of unemployment of millions of young Nigerians, the poor security
situation in the country, corruption and the impunity in government. All
these should be his priorities when he assumes office.
He should probe the past administration – Bukky Adeeyo, an actress
He
is the best man for the job. Besides, he has capable hands to work with
him. I just hope he doesn’t follow the wrong steps of his predecessors.
Also, he should not go after the past administrations but work on how
to serve his fatherland better.
We need a new Nigeria – Johnson Oyenekan, marketing representative
Nigerians
were yearning for change. Also, I learned he is one of the ex-leaders
who rejected the N3million monthly offer by the Jonathan administration.
We want a new Nigeria, where an average Nigerian can afford three
square meal a day.
Please bring back Chibok girls – Christiana Ewah, secretary
The
President-elect should look into the rise of dollars. This has affected
our economy even in the global market. Many politicians also used the
Chibok girls to campaign for votes. Going by his antecedent as a
disciplined soldier, I believe he is the kind of leader Nigeria needs
now.
He should build affordable houses – Adekunle Wasiu, petrol attendant
I
want the President-elect to work on the legacy of Alhaji Lateef Jakande
by building affordable houses for the masses. Many families in Nigeria
sleep in a room apartment. Again, he should work on our private schools
because the cost of sending our kids to private schools is alarming.
Set up a team of economists – Bukola Kajero, estate consultant
The
President elect has what it takes to govern a complex country like
Nigeria. Some people see him as an old man but I believe age is a
number. However, he should set up a team of economists to revive our
economy. He is an administrator, not an autocrat as some people
perceived.
He will fulfill his promises – Mary Adufe, an actress
I am happy my dream leader won the election.
He’s
the right person because he has zero tolerance for corruption. He knows
the best for Nigeria. He’s a rare leader in this era and I believe he
will fulfill all his promises.
Probe every corrupt leader – Ogun Fagade, businessman
He
should concentrate on building more prisons, ensure maximum security in
our prisons and probe every corrupt leader in the country.
Transparency and credibility should be his watchword – Barry Imafidon
Going
through Gen. Muhammadu Buhari’s biography and pedigree during his
military regime, he appears to be an honest man . I expect him to fight
corruption to the barest minimum Transparency and creditability should
be his watchword . He is an aged man and I feel he’s going to be slow in
decision making. I also have a strong belief that he his going to work
without Godfathers as presumed by some people.
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