Top 3 things threatening President Buhari's administration

Nigerians are looking to see where the
country is headed and their final verdict
regarding the APC-led dispensation will be
how Buhari is able to handle three very
pressing issues rocking the nation to its very
foundation.
1. Economic crisis
Trade for many has come to a halt following
the fluctuating value of the Naira. An
increase in fuel price following the removal
of subsidy has not made business any better
for Nigerians.

2. A civil war
The last Nigerian civil war which took place
between July 6 1967 to January 15, 1970 led
to the death of over two million civilians.
Once again, the hand writings are on the
wall, heralding that yet another bloody war is
imminent.

3. Terror groups
To say that Nigeria has become a nation
whose people live in fear due to terrorism is
not out of place. While the Nigerian army is
still engaged in a fierce and almost never
ending battle with Boko Haram in the
northeast, there is a storm welling up within
the south-south region of the country.

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