For the past few days I have been reading the
news as usual, only that this time, I have
taken to doing it quietly. On the news stand Papa Buhari stands tall.
Those who manage him rest him on a platform
made from an integrity of a leader who
abhors, detest and despises corrupt people
and who is himself incorruptible. They say Papa Buhari is Anti-corruption
personified, and I am not prepared to argue
that so I concede. There is this diagnosis of corruption being
Nigeria's most severe illness that has since
gone notorious; to this diagnosis I again
concede. Having conceded to the two assertions above,
my wish for Nigeria is simple: Buhari should
be president of Nigeria come 2015. But hey, what is the worth of a wish?
Especially that of a poor, helpless, not
connected and unemployed Nigerian youth. Desperate, willing and ready to wish anything,
anytime and any day no matter how
uninformed and stupid, as long as he feels it
would cure that which sickens his nation. What has he to lose and what isn't there to
gain? Truth be told, for Buhari, my wish for him is
useless. It will not, and cannot take him to Aso
Rock.
Wishes take nobody nowhere. Not Aso Rock,
not the villa- the seat of power of the most
populous black nation in the world. There is a process, a well mapped out process,
a straight way that leads people there. It is
the process of electioneering. And the good news is that Papa Buhari is on that path, he is
on course and he is within process. A quick reminder: Papa Buhari is the
Presidential candidate of the APC for the
presidential election of our dear nation, slated
for 14th feb next year- few days away. All over the world PROMISES are inevitable
during elections. Candidates for elective
positions make promises- in US, in UK, in
Russia, in China and in everywhere. They
promise better living condition for the people,
they tell the people what they will do, they make promises; they even place new
promises on top previously made one.it is
largely a thing of promise. These promises
are vital. They are more important than a
thousand of my good wishes for Papa Buhari. They are useful. Electorates count on them in
deciding who to press fingers for. On this, Papa Buhari is not relaxed. He made
some promises yesterday, this morning also,
he is likely to make some tomorrow morning
at channel TV, AIT maybe. For me, I need just but one promise from Papa
Buhari and I will exchange my wish for a vote
for him. Let him promise me he will truly fight
corruption, that in doing so, he will start from
his party the APC. That he will begin with a former governor of a
famous state in the west who had to select his
deputy for him, that self centred, self serving,
selfish, avaricious and self styled leader of his
party. And then move to the palace of our
former Vice president whose thievery exceeds the boundaries of corruption,
enlarging joyously into the realm of
kleptomania. And then to one randy leaking
mouthed hypocritical and incomprehensibl y corrupt serving governor of an oil rich state in
the south. And then move to bayelsa to grab that other
former governor, a textbook example of
corruption, who recently has found solace in
Papa Buhari's APC.
And then move to... the list is endless. It is easier said than done.
You can shout down the heavens from the
outside, get inside and it is a different ball
game.
The greatest challenge of any political leader
in power is that of balancing governance and politics. With the APC as Papa Buhari's platform, will he
be able to do this? Your guess is as good as
mine!

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Buhari is synonymous with failure. He has failed and will continue to fail.

Amen

Dereformer:
Buhari is synonymous with failure. He has failed and will continue to fail.

By February 15 you will feel the CHANGE

Baawaa:

By February 15 you will feel the CHANGE

what change?