Home / Unlabelled / The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has lambasted President Muhammadu Buhari on his achievements within his 100 days in charge of affairs of the country. The students’ body said the President had failed to give a clue on whether he would turn things around for better for the masses within his constitutional four years in office. NANS spoke through a statement issued by its Vice President on National Affairs, Comrade Timileyin Gbenga Ayenuro and tagged “Let the change be realistic, not a mantra”. Besides, it lamented the President’s failure to fulfill his 100 days promises made to Nigerians, particularly the youths, during the campaign. However, Buhari through his media aides and the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed has denied making promises to do a particular thing within his 100 days in office during the campaign period. But, the students union insisted that the President has no reason to deny or refuse to fulfill promises he made to Nigerians during the campaign period. The statement reads, “During Muhammadu Buhari’s Presidential campaign, it should be recalled that a public letter was published by the President titled, “My Covenant”. “He made no fewer than thirteen promises to Nigerian in the document which are: Reduction of fuel price to N45 per liter; Subsidize oil price at $100 a barrel; pay the poorest 25 million people N5, 000 every month; guarantee 40,000 megawatts of electricity in four years; Post NYSC Stipends; provision of Free meal ticket per day for all Nigerian school children and also provision of three million jobs in his first year in office. “To the utmost surprise of every Nigerian student, President Muhammadu Buhari, has not only failed to deliver on his numerous ‘100-day in Office promises’, the President and his media machinery are intentionally and falsely, in the bid to cover the ineptitude of failing the ‘100-day integrity test’ in the court of public opinion, denying these lofty promises made during the electioneering campaign.The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has lambasted President Muhammadu Buhari on his achievements within his 100 days in charge of affairs of the country. The students’ body said the President had failed to give a clue on whether he would turn things around for better for the masses within his constitutional four years in office. NANS spoke through a statement issued by its Vice President on National Affairs, Comrade Timileyin Gbenga Ayenuro and tagged “Let the change be realistic, not a mantra”. Besides, it lamented the President’s failure to fulfill his 100 days promises made to Nigerians, particularly the youths, during the campaign. However, Buhari through his media aides and the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed has denied making promises to do a particular thing within his 100 days in office during the campaign period. But, the students union insisted that the President has no reason to deny or refuse to fulfill promises he made to Nigerians during the campaign period. The statement reads, “During Muhammadu Buhari’s Presidential campaign, it should be recalled that a public letter was published by the President titled, “My Covenant”. “He made no fewer than thirteen promises to Nigerian in the document which are: Reduction of fuel price to N45 per liter; Subsidize oil price at $100 a barrel; pay the poorest 25 million people N5, 000 every month; guarantee 40,000 megawatts of electricity in four years; Post NYSC Stipends; provision of Free meal ticket per day for all Nigerian school children and also provision of three million jobs in his first year in office. “To the utmost surprise of every Nigerian student, President Muhammadu Buhari, has not only failed to deliver on his numerous ‘100-day in Office promises’, the President and his media machinery are intentionally and falsely, in the bid to cover the ineptitude of failing the ‘100-day integrity test’ in the court of public opinion, denying these lofty promises made during the electioneering campaign.The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has lambasted President Muhammadu Buhari on his achievements within his 100 days in charge of affairs of the country. The students’ body said the President had failed to give a clue on whether he would turn things around for better for the masses within his constitutional four years in office. NANS spoke through a statement issued by its Vice President on National Affairs, Comrade Timileyin Gbenga Ayenuro and tagged “Let the change be realistic, not a mantra”. Besides, it lamented the President’s failure to fulfill his 100 days promises made to Nigerians, particularly the youths, during the campaign. However, Buhari through his media aides and the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed has denied making promises to do a particular thing within his 100 days in office during the campaign period. But, the students union insisted that the President has no reason to deny or refuse to fulfill promises he made to Nigerians during the campaign period. The statement reads, “During Muhammadu Buhari’s Presidential campaign, it should be recalled that a public letter was published by the President titled, “My Covenant”. “He made no fewer than thirteen promises to Nigerian in the document which are: Reduction of fuel price to N45 per liter; Subsidize oil price at $100 a barrel; pay the poorest 25 million people N5, 000 every month; guarantee 40,000 megawatts of electricity in four years; Post NYSC Stipends; provision of Free meal ticket per day for all Nigerian school children and also provision of three million jobs in his first year in office. “To the utmost surprise of every Nigerian student, President Muhammadu Buhari, has not only failed to deliver on his numerous ‘100-day in Office promises’, the President and his media machinery are intentionally and falsely, in the bid to cover the ineptitude of failing the ‘100-day integrity test’ in the court of public opinion, denying these lofty promises made during the electioneering campaign.06 Sept. 2015

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has lambasted President Muhammadu Buhari on his achievements within his 100 days in charge of affairs of the country. The students’ body said the President had failed to give a clue on whether he would turn things around for better for the masses within his constitutional four years in office. NANS spoke through a statement issued by its Vice President on National Affairs, Comrade Timileyin Gbenga Ayenuro and tagged “Let the change be realistic, not a mantra”. Besides, it lamented the President’s failure to fulfill his 100 days promises made to Nigerians, particularly the youths, during the campaign. However, Buhari through his media aides and the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed has denied making promises to do a particular thing within his 100 days in office during the campaign period. But, the students union insisted that the President has no reason to deny or refuse to fulfill promises he made to Nigerians during the campaign period. The statement reads, “During Muhammadu Buhari’s Presidential campaign, it should be recalled that a public letter was published by the President titled, “My Covenant”. “He made no fewer than thirteen promises to Nigerian in the document which are: Reduction of fuel price to N45 per liter; Subsidize oil price at $100 a barrel; pay the poorest 25 million people N5, 000 every month; guarantee 40,000 megawatts of electricity in four years; Post NYSC Stipends; provision of Free meal ticket per day for all Nigerian school children and also provision of three million jobs in his first year in office. “To the utmost surprise of every Nigerian student, President Muhammadu Buhari, has not only failed to deliver on his numerous ‘100-day in Office promises’, the President and his media machinery are intentionally and falsely, in the bid to cover the ineptitude of failing the ‘100-day integrity test’ in the court of public opinion, denying these lofty promises made during the electioneering campaign.The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has lambasted President Muhammadu Buhari on his achievements within his 100 days in charge of affairs of the country. The students’ body said the President had failed to give a clue on whether he would turn things around for better for the masses within his constitutional four years in office. NANS spoke through a statement issued by its Vice President on National Affairs, Comrade Timileyin Gbenga Ayenuro and tagged “Let the change be realistic, not a mantra”. Besides, it lamented the President’s failure to fulfill his 100 days promises made to Nigerians, particularly the youths, during the campaign. However, Buhari through his media aides and the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed has denied making promises to do a particular thing within his 100 days in office during the campaign period. But, the students union insisted that the President has no reason to deny or refuse to fulfill promises he made to Nigerians during the campaign period. The statement reads, “During Muhammadu Buhari’s Presidential campaign, it should be recalled that a public letter was published by the President titled, “My Covenant”. “He made no fewer than thirteen promises to Nigerian in the document which are: Reduction of fuel price to N45 per liter; Subsidize oil price at $100 a barrel; pay the poorest 25 million people N5, 000 every month; guarantee 40,000 megawatts of electricity in four years; Post NYSC Stipends; provision of Free meal ticket per day for all Nigerian school children and also provision of three million jobs in his first year in office. “To the utmost surprise of every Nigerian student, President Muhammadu Buhari, has not only failed to deliver on his numerous ‘100-day in Office promises’, the President and his media machinery are intentionally and falsely, in the bid to cover the ineptitude of failing the ‘100-day integrity test’ in the court of public opinion, denying these lofty promises made during the electioneering campaign.The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has lambasted President Muhammadu Buhari on his achievements within his 100 days in charge of affairs of the country. The students’ body said the President had failed to give a clue on whether he would turn things around for better for the masses within his constitutional four years in office. NANS spoke through a statement issued by its Vice President on National Affairs, Comrade Timileyin Gbenga Ayenuro and tagged “Let the change be realistic, not a mantra”. Besides, it lamented the President’s failure to fulfill his 100 days promises made to Nigerians, particularly the youths, during the campaign. However, Buhari through his media aides and the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed has denied making promises to do a particular thing within his 100 days in office during the campaign period. But, the students union insisted that the President has no reason to deny or refuse to fulfill promises he made to Nigerians during the campaign period. The statement reads, “During Muhammadu Buhari’s Presidential campaign, it should be recalled that a public letter was published by the President titled, “My Covenant”. “He made no fewer than thirteen promises to Nigerian in the document which are: Reduction of fuel price to N45 per liter; Subsidize oil price at $100 a barrel; pay the poorest 25 million people N5, 000 every month; guarantee 40,000 megawatts of electricity in four years; Post NYSC Stipends; provision of Free meal ticket per day for all Nigerian school children and also provision of three million jobs in his first year in office. “To the utmost surprise of every Nigerian student, President Muhammadu Buhari, has not only failed to deliver on his numerous ‘100-day in Office promises’, the President and his media machinery are intentionally and falsely, in the bid to cover the ineptitude of failing the ‘100-day integrity test’ in the court of public opinion, denying these lofty promises made during the electioneering campaign.06 Sept. 2015

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The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has lambasted President Muhammadu Buhari on his achievements within his 100 days in charge of affairs of the country.

The students’ body said the President had failed to give a clue on whether he would turn things around for better for the masses within his constitutional four years in office.

NANS spoke through a statement issued by its Vice President on National Affairs, Comrade Timileyin Gbenga Ayenuro and tagged “Let the change be realistic, not a mantra”.
Besides, it lamented the President’s failure to fulfill his 100 days promises made to Nigerians, particularly the youths, during the campaign.

However, Buhari through his media aides and the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed has denied making promises to do a particular thing within his 100 days in office during the campaign period.

But, the students union insisted that the President has no reason to deny or refuse to fulfill promises he made to Nigerians during the campaign period.

The statement reads, “During Muhammadu Buhari’s Presidential campaign, it should be recalled that a public letter was published by the President titled, “My Covenant”.
“He made no fewer than thirteen promises to Nigerian in the document which are: Reduction of fuel price to N45 per liter; Subsidize oil price at $100 a barrel; pay the poorest 25 million people N5, 000 every month; guarantee 40,000 megawatts of electricity in four years; Post NYSC Stipends; provision of Free meal ticket per day for all Nigerian school children and also provision of three million jobs in his first year in office.

“To the utmost surprise of every Nigerian student, President Muhammadu Buhari, has not only failed to deliver on his numerous ‘100-day in Office promises’, the President and his media machinery are intentionally and falsely, in the bid to cover the ineptitude of failing the ‘100-day integrity test’ in the court of public opinion, denying these lofty promises made during the electioneering campaign.