valex7art:
It doesn’t take much of a view to notice that Nigeria is at a dangerous crossroads. What really is wrong? A list of possible causes would no doubt leave this site in shambles. Indeed history suggests that leaders often portrayed as figureheads bear the brunt of whatever ills stifling their country. Nigeria can not be an exception.

As is commonly said, “the road to hell is paved with good intentions”. The President and his cohorts have succeeded in making a laughing stock out of Nigeria. Poor decision making, gross misconduct, highhandedness, corruption, brass disregard for the rule of law, unemployment, hikes in the prices of petroleum products, foodstuff and basic commodities etc. coupled with the the appointments of square pegs in round holes… the list is endless.

The change mantra is indeed the biggest con job in history. How a man so incompetent managed to pool the wool over our eyes remains a mystery even to nature. While nothing said here intends to impugn the character of our leader, its quite obvious that he would go down as the worst in history. The joke’s on you Sir.

Rolings:
I don't want anything free. I just want capable hands leading the way forward!

You got it mixed up. Nigeria is more complex than you think and the sooner you embrace the change mantra the better for you and your generations to come . We Nigerians want the best things but don't want to strive for it. There's no free lunch even in Freetown .
If you desire to see things change the change begins with you.you need to Change your way of thinking and see this as a collective fight to make things better.

Likei:
That's what you get when your president is an illiterate.