sameer1212:
Patience! Patience!! Patience!!! Is all I can tell you Wailers. Thank me later.

CharlesPhc:
Did you know? It’s exactly 235days today; 29th December 2015 since PMB was sworn in as President of Nigeria on 29th May 2015....!!!

Like his predecessor GEJ, PMB was ushered into office during a time when the nation was experiencing perplexity with issues needing urgent attention. From the Biafra agitation to the Boko Haram bomb blast, from Fuel scarcity to skyrocketing of the exchange rate of the dollar, from the fall of Crude oil price to the fall in Power (Electricity) generation and the list goes on and on.

The question now is, 235days ago, what would Nigerians have expected from this administration that they are not getting at the moment?

235days ago, would Nigerian’s have expected an administration where as promised, Boko Haram fighters would have been facing the General’s tactful strategist or even the General himself on the battle field far away in the Sambisa Forest while the citizens especially those in the North East and FCT sleep with both eyes closed?

235days ago, would Nigerian’s have expected an administration where as promised, the children living in the North East region would be celebrating the Christmas or Muslim Holidays with sounds of ‘BANGA’ as their counterparts in other regions or they would with the sound of another deadly ‘BOMB BLAST’ as usual?

235days ago, would Nigerian’s have expected an administration where as promised, the Naira would be standing shoulder to shoulder with the dollar or it would be the same old story ‘PRICE OF DOLLAR HAS INCREASED AGAIN?

235days ago, would Nigerian’s have expected an administration where as promised, the price of the Bonny Light Crude (Nigerian Crude) be DROPPING like an object in free fall due to gravity whereas the price of every other commodity in the Local Nigerian market be RISING like a rocket that had just been lunched? (Meanwhile, rather than formulate policies to cushion the effects of the instability, they are threatening to initiate policies to cut down on workers salaries).

235days ago, would Nigerian’s have expected an administration where as promised, PMS (petrol) would be selling at a pump price of N150/litre? or ever imagine this administration insisting on the complete removal of fuel subsidy after they resisted the move just about 2 years ago?