CHANGE: Nigerians Have Been Shortchanged

In Nigeria, for a couple of years now, few companies have folded up; several companies are struggling to stay afloat. Most have retrenched their staff just to survive.
Crime is the order of the day. These days, we are inundated with the news of armed robbery and kidnapping here and there. A priest, Rev Fr Pius Ogunyebi was kidnap last weekend in Ilorin. Fortunately for him, his God was alive. He somehow escaped from his assailant.
Fulani herdsman now maim, kill and destroy at will. Their cattle can be found anywhere: highways, airport tarmac inside classrooms as well as people's farmland. They rape women and shoot any man that stands in their way.

This is not the way it used to be; Nigeria was never this bad.
This is #change# but, it is a negative change. The current government has brought nothing but frustration, hardship, suffering and despair to Nigerians. They have taken us backward; they have made life unbearable for Nigerians. The worst part of it is that the federal government is clueless, confused, ineffectual, insensitive as well as being led by a bigoted, nepotistic, inebriated doddering old fool who is now, unfortunately speech impaired.
IT IS TIME TO CALL A SPADE, A SPADE.
Etisalat folded up last due to its inability to service debt. Today, we are relayed with the news that MTN has pulled out from sponsoring #Who wants to be a Millionaire# - definitely not unconnected with the skyrocketing running cost. Jobs are being lost; the cost of living is all time high; the standard of living is all time low.
This is not the change Nigerians voted for. We have been "shortchanged".
THE THUNDER THAT WILL FIRE ANYONE WHO DOES NOT SEE ANYTHING WRONG WITH THE CURRENT STATE OF THE NATION IS DOING PRESS UP IN HEAVEN.