When I dropped my pen last week, I did not envisage that two major events would answer the questions raised in the article better than the Nigerian and foreign technocrats had done. I never thought a close evidence of the “no one in control” stance of some critical officers close to the centre of power in Nigeria could manifest so soon, at a time loyalists of President Muhammadu Buhari are at their wit’s end, trying to justify why an albino can, conveniently, be called a white man by Nigerian standards.

Many of the respected apolitical professionals that sought to explain why the cleverly crafted Change slogan, which pooh-poohed even some statistically verifiable achievement claims of the former President Goodluck Jonathan administration, must give way for a “Change the Change” position, struggled to convince me that in 2018, we are still technically 10 years behind in socio-economic matters.

Read ful article here>> Part 1: http://www.thepointng.com/2019-are-nigerians-really-stuck-with-buhari/

Part2: http://www.thepointng.com/2019-are-nigerians-really-stuck-with-buhari-2/

Never!

Its image laundry that is our problem in this country. Otherwise, why will people admit that Buhari has failed. Yet they claim there isn't a better person in a country of about 180 millions?

Even you, or me, or any other modern man is better than what we have at hand.

God forbid .. we are not stuck with him

Majority of Nigerians are happy and satisfy with president BUHARI style of leadership and want him to continue doing the good work he is doing for nigeria and nigerians . BUHARI / OSIBANJO till 2023