PRETORIA - President Muhammadu Buhari reaches his
landmark 100 days in power with signs that Nigerians are
losing patience.
The African giant still doesn't have a cabinet and has yet
to detail his personal finances.
Buhari has also promised to beat Boko Haram .
He's built a regional force against the terrorists and driven
them from land seized in north-eastern Nigeria.
But the militants remain lethal, killing more than a 1,000
people since he came to power.
Curbing corruption was another election promise and
Buhari's named a team to advise him on this.
But graft continues to hamstring Nigeria, particularly in
the energy sector where $35 million worth of oil is stolen
daily.
Plummeting oil prices since Buhari took the reins have
made budgeting a nightmare.
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