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#TheInauguration: Nigerians react to Buhari’s Swearing in

Asian Nkutt and Mfonabasi Akpabio by Asian Nkutt and Mfonabasi Akpabio
May 29, 2019
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#TheInauguration: Nigerians react to Buhari’s Swearing in
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It is May 29 and another round of swearing in. For some, it is a come-back, while for some, it is a first opportunity to live up to their election promises.

On this day, four years ago, President Muhammadu Buhari was sworn into office today, the first time as civilian President of Nigeria.

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As he took oath of office for another four years with his vice, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, some Nigerians took to social media to express their views on his come back.

Here are some of the reaction:

“It’s not surprising that only Gen Yakubu Gowon is the last man standing with President Buhari.

Contentment. No air of superiority. No element of greed. No overbearing attitude in both of them

For others? No comment” —- @iameneji

“Stupidity is when you claimed Buhari did well in the last 4yrs, yet used your money to buy fuel even at a high price of N145 instead of N87 to power your generator to watch his undeserved 2nd term inauguration ceremony on your television.

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Wake up” – @Mr_grandeur

“Seeing those clueless men being sworn in today again, makes me feel like we still in the 90’s; we have a long way to go.” – @felastainlex4al

“I had so much joy and expectations during 2015 #TheInauguration of Buhari.

I was so relieved and feeling assured that Nigeria would experience a new life with Buhari as President.

In the last four year, the excitement is gone,Buhari became a total disappointment.

He failed me.” —- @TosinOlugbenga

“Nigeria must know that our government na Scam, the day we will love Nigeria as a country more than the way we love our tribes that’s when we will move forward.

Sense must hit Nigerians by force.” — @_SEmmanuel

“Lest we forget, on this day 4 years ago, one certain Muhammadu Buhari lied to 200 million Nigerians:

“I belong to everybody and belong to nobody.”—— @Stdennis02

“The way I understand today is the administration of a combination of evil and incompetence celebrating a second term of hardship and failure tagged NEXT LEVEL. Ridiculous right?” —- @ammara_chi

“I am not a fan of any politician or political party. I am a patriotic Nigerian. I have been lied to many times . While you shout #NextLevelremember that we really need to build this country not just talks.” — @MrBona__NBA

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Asian Nkutt and Mfonabasi Akpabio

Asian Nkutt and Mfonabasi Akpabio

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