On Saturday March 28, it will be time to clean up Nigeria. Sweep away all form of clueless leadership, incompetence, failures, insecurity, bad economic policies that spend more for little and Corruption. It is an opportunity to fix what is wrong with Nigeria.

Leadership failure is Nigeria's biggest problem. Without an incompetent leader, we will not have corruption breathing down on us and broken institutions everywhere. Nigeria must be free. Corruption must bow-out. Things must Change.

Incidentally, the Environmental Sanitation Exercise we have every last Saturday of the month was First started by Gen. Buhari in 1984 when he was Head of State (now that is the legacy of a good policy). This Saturday, we all have the opportunity to Clean up Nigeria with Style.

Get your PVC and your Broom. Tell your neighbour. It is time to Clean up Nigeria. Together we can.

Movement for a New Nigeria. Are you readyyyyyyyyyy?!

Start by cleaning up your house!

As for me and my hood, it's our PVC and umbrella.

It will rain on "baboons and dogs". Showers of disappointments, showers that would break the " born to rule mentality", hailstorms on people that have sworn to disrupt the peace of Nigeria.

I'll be safe under my umbrella.

ifyalways:
Start by cleaning up your house!

As for me and my hood, it's our PVC and umbrella.

It will rain on "baboons and dogs". Showers of disappointments, showers that would break the " born to rule mentality", hailstorms on people that have sworn to disrupt the peace of Nigeria.

I'll be safe under my umbrella.

Let me ask you a direct question (keep it simple): Ify, does Nigeria need cleaning? Yes or No will do.

egift:

Let me ask you a direct question (keep it simple): Ify, does Nigeria need cleaning? Yes or No will do.

Yes, Nigeria sure needs cleaning. Lots of it. Cleaning, changes and transformation.

My question, who's fit to do it? Who can actually do it looking at the 2 oprions/ candidates we have?