Change is a thing of the mind. Until Nigerians have a change of mind to the next neighbour positively then we will know there is a change. But when the whole system and the individual within and outside is constantly working against the norms of nature, then we don't talk about change but about pains. Ask an average Nigerian if he truly ready for change, but am afraid many a Nigerian wants to prey upon another Nigerian. Refusals to change will naturally come with it attendant pains which are the various mishaps we are facing as a nation. Do we vote the right people into the government without expecting something before voting them into power. The class that be have to a large extent orientate Nigerian against the natural process by which a nation is exterblished. This is the mind of a common Nigerian, with the clarion call to Nigerians that it's not too late to allow change in our daily system of life. The President is trying, but we should question ourselves if we are ready to let go the individual corrupt system let alone national corrupt system.

Are we not in this country when NEPA was privatized, followed by the political benefit attached to that. Now, are we really benefit the privatization of NEPA? Any political promises attached to the removal of fuel subsidy is another promises that will fall on dry soil with no germination at the end of the day. Is high time Nigerians learn from what will benefit them than playing into the hands of politicians who take advantage them at all time.