Does President Buhari truly love Nigeria?

By Musa Mohammed Zango

One common and usual refrain among loyalists and supporters of Nigerian leaders in the past decade is that the particular leader in question, ‘means well for the country’. The issue of meaning well is often brought in to counter accusations of non- performance against such leaders.

Thus when opponents of a sitting President demand for his ouster, usually in the next election as punishment for poor performance or under performance, among the points put forward by supporters of the non-performing leader is to say that he means well for the nation, and should therefore be spared even when in the opinion of the opposition and other discerning citizens, the leader has not done well! One common and familiar scapegoat for the poor performance of the Leader are his aides!

The average Nigerian, good natured as always would blame the aides of the President or those around him and never the man himself as the reason for his poor outing. The question arises, who selected these aides? In the event that the aides were selected for him, should the Leader or President not periodically review what his aides do and call them to order where they are found wanting?


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I think it's high time we the youths take over mantle of leadership by any means legal, I read about all these men while I was in primary school, and now am still reading about them after I have graduated, if we don't stand our ground we will keep reading about them even at our PhD level.

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If you are a youth and u have your pvc already click like if not click share... It beat my imagination as to how we want to take d mantle of leadership from this old recycle leaders when we dont want to take responsibility on how we can go about it. some of us complaining now don't have pvc let alone voting next year.... if u don't have ur pvc and u don't vote next year u have no right what so ever to complain