On March 28, 2015, Nigeria made history as a democratic nation. It was the day the people's sovereignty was established. It was a day in history that the voice of the Nigerian people was heard.

General Olusegun Obasanjo was forced on the nation by the military junta of the time and he ruled for 8 years (1999 to 2007). When he was leaving, he imposed the late Musa Yah Adua on us. Yah Adua died two year into his tenure. Goodluck Jonathan stepped in as product of fate in acting capacity. He later became the substantive President in 2011 with the support of Olusegun Obasanjo and the PDP ringing machines.

The of rigging and subversion of the popular will of the people resulted in massive outbreak of violence in 2011.
But on the 28th of March, 2015, a new chapter was opened in the annals of the Nigeria democratic history. The people's choice was allowed to emerge. North and South, East and West, Nigerian people have spoken. The winners are happy that their wishes are respected, the losers are happy because the losses are not orchestrated.

There is joy in victory. The victory is not for General Buhari. It is not for Pastor Oshibajo nor APC. This is victory for Nigeria. Victory for our democracy. We are happy because for the first time in our history as a nation, our leaders are elected by us (the Nigerian people) and not through rigging or imposition by a few clique or group of people.

I therefore see a new movement of accountable leaders. I see a new Nigeria where leaders are servant leaders. I see a new dawn of a sane society, strong government institutions, less corruptions and soaring positive national image.

Congratulations Nigeria! Congratulations Nigerians!!