I'm already looking at the political structure and future of Nigeria beyond 2015; that's where the main political framework that's being cropped up now will peak. To say the truth, I'm really happy and fulfilled seeing the current administration being forced to work really hard to curry the favour of the people. Its obvious it can no longer assume everything is under control. This is an example of the beauty of a formidable and virile opposition( though sometimes I view the APC as nothing more than a conspiracy more interested in grabbing power at all cost rather than a party determined to do more than the current PDP-led administration). This is how nations progress and move forward.

After the APC must have finished its campaigns, and given the momentum it carries- at least on social media, can we totally rule out the power of the incumbent? An APC victory will definitely bring a new twist to the power of the incumbent..or power of incumbency, and forge into the consciousness of our politicians that utmost performance and endearment to the people is the ONLY guarantee to a continue stay in the office. Isn't that beautiful?

The incumbent, in politics, is the current holder of a political office. In general, incumbents have structural advantages over challengers during elections. They have the instruments of state working for them; they have more funds, etc.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incumbent

Its my opinion, that despite the formidable opposition the APC is and has become, and despite its popularity and fame, it will be totally naïve to rule out the power of the incumbent!

What's your say? Do you agree?