President Muhammadu Buhari’s nationwide broadcast has generated mixed reactions and sprung up controversies among Nigerians, particularly social media users. Nigerians react to Buhari’s nationwide broadcast.
This comes after the President, in a six-minute-17-second speech, promised to hit the ground running by doing some things that will be the ‘Change’ he promised.
Nigerians react to Buhari’s nationwide broadcast
Recall that following his return to Nigeria after his medical trip to London, President Buhari outlined no fewer than five things he will do to continue to make Nigeria great. He made this known on Monday morning in a much publicized nationwide broadcast. The speech, which did not last up to 10 minutes, addressed issues majorly bordering on security and also the wrong use of social media in spreading fake news. See HERE.
However, Nigerians have reacted with mixed feelings to the President’s address. Some of the reactions on Twitter were positive, with some users happy with Buhari’s return after over 100 days away but others were furious with the brevity of the speech and were left uninspired.
Check out some comments below…
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@iamtenseven: My God…is this the national broadcast we have all been waiting for? I give up. May God save Nigeria
@Clemsakin71: End of 5 minutes presidential broadcast. Short & sharp. Let reactions begin.
@kanebi247: All the Nigerian presidents have been useless… Only obasanjo tried the rest useless.
@rijiriji: Well, good to know the President is back. Now can we see your handwork asap? #BuhariSpeaks.
@Gentlelookz: So My President spoke to us for 5mins.
@Nedunaija: Good Lord! You didn’t address your absence for months and its significance. You are glossing over the people’s genuine complaints?
@Maxwelikechukwu: Glad PMB is back. Time for the King to take the driving seat and propel this nation forward while the Hyenas and Jackals grab the back seat.
@chiksky02: I just listened to the president speak. And I must say that there is wisdom in old age. No sickness can rub that off.
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@DemolaRewaju: Social media is a threat to the powers-that-be. Buhari mentioned it in his inauguration speech two years ago, mentioned it today again.
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