¶3. (S/NF) As a group, the Dream Team are true believers.
They believe they have a mandate from Obasanjo to carry out
reforms, and consider themselves more effective than they
really are.  Isolated from Nigerian reality, they sometimes
issue directives without follow-through, leaving
implementation to subordinates who have not bought into their
vision. [size=18pt] Their decision-making can be characterized at times
as amateurish, with policy prescriptions borrowed from
whatever catches their attention at a given moment[/size].

http://wikileaks.org/cable/2004/07/04ABUJA1323.html

Interesting!

[size=18pt]Indeed, there is no evidence the
President actually believes in their policies[/size]

In Iweala We trust .     .     . Even OBJ didnt trust her policies

The Dream Team has yet to initiate action to
improve the roads and agriculture.  While NEEDS does address
these sectors, it specifies no specific programs and
timelines for implementation.  NEEDS,[size=18pt] it appears, as
generally articulated, reflects economic and social theories
not connected to an existing delivery system[/size];

MIT, Harvard, see where dem land us.