Outside of Bauchi, Nigeria, second graders in the public Kuletu primary school have no desks, chairs, or books. Their classroom has no windows, and its walls are crumbling. The blackboard is so old, chalk disappears into stains that look like recently dripped wax.This is not a case of poverty. Nigeria’s education budget is $1.97 trillion.
Many private schools are modern. But schools run by the government, especially in rural areas, are neglected by politicians accused of pocketing money designated for educating the the country’s youth.
If president Buhari believes he's ready to face and remove fraudulent conduct by those in power, he knows where to look anytime he goes on a state visit, not just sitting down and listen with absent mind to local traditional parades and Dancers or making unnecessary ceremonial speech to fools who sit in the sun.
Start by getting local information ahead of your visit, make proper effort to visit the innermost part of the State you want to visit. In order evaluate or assess the situation of your people in your Country it is a must to get EFFICIENT information ground staff, who can take you to the penury areas of the State.
Work with your Conscience if you have one. What i have seen with your 100 days in office is cumbersome of bureaucracy and politicking of the highest order. I hope you have a portfolio management in place, which includes identifying, prioritizing, authorizing, executing and controlling projects, programs and strategic objectives.
WE WANT A PROPER CHANGE. 100 days in not a work in the park. Under 180 days, Late General Murtala Ramat Muhammed's policies won him broad popular support, and decisiveness elevated him till present day to a folk hero. for his good work, his portrait adorns on our twenty Naira note and Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos is named in his honor, Which I believe he deserves more than the old Airport.
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