12 Things That Hinder Buhari's Government Efforts 1. He owed Nigeria 12.2 trillion naira in debt. He left behind a debt of 77 trillion...
12 Things That Hinder Buhari's Government Efforts
1. He owed Nigeria 12.2 trillion naira in debt. He left behind a debt of 77 trillion naira when he died.
2. Nigerian debt payments consume 90% of its income.
3. Buhari is the petroleum minister, but in the last year, thieves have stolen crude oil worth 3.2 billion dollars.
4. Newspapers reported on the deaths of 58,000 people in the nation from May 29, 2015, to October 20, 2022.
5. The government ministries under Buhari's administration refused to refund the budget money they did not use, which was up to 5.2 trillion Naira. According to Zainab Ahmed, a former minister of finance, 58 billion Naira were recovered in just 18 months.
6. Upon taking office, Buhari pledged to recoup the 17 billion dollars in gasoline funds that had been lost between 2011 and 2014. But he was unable to get any of the money back.
7. Buhari's efforts to expand agriculture have been hampered by the cost of living, poverty, and the high cost of food and other necessities. A sack of rice was worth 7,500 Naira when he took office. He dropped to N30,000, and some even offered him N50,000. He owed Nigeria 12.2 trillion naira in debt. He left behind a debt of 77 trillion naira when he died.
8. The repayment of debt accounts for 90% of Nigeria's earnings.
9. Buhari is the petroleum minister, but in the last year, thieves have stolen crude oil worth 3.2 billion dollars.
10. Newspapers reported on the deaths of 58,000 people in the nation from May 29, 2015, to October 20, 2022.
11. The government ministries under Buhari's administration refused to refund the budget money they did not use, which was up to 5.2 trillion Naira. According to Zainab Ahmed, a former minister of finance, 58 billion Naira were recovered in just 18 months.
12. Upon taking office, Buhari pledged to recoup the 17 billion dollars in gasoline funds that had been lost between 2011 and 2014. But he was unable to get any of the money back.
13. Buhari's efforts to expand agriculture have been hampered by the cost of living, poverty, and the high cost of food and other necessities. A sack of rice was worth 7,500 Naira when he took office. He dropped to N30,000, and some even went as high as N50,000.
14. Nigerians have never been detained and abducted as frequently as they have under Buhari. And under Buhari's administration, more students have been detained and abducted than ever before.
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