I had been wandering why an economy as big as Nigeria was run for complete six months by one man. No cabinate. How are we suposed to account for our treasury under one man's supervision and care withing this time frame? What trust and confidence do we still repose in a man who can not live up to his campaign promises? How were his campaign funds generated and what were the agreements entered into with the benefactors? How has our flourishing economy come under intense presure and almost at a point of comatoes withing six months of change propangada? What explanations has a sole proprietor supervising every sector of a business empire without any interference for almost half a year, to give as his excuse for empty treasury as claimed before international communities? Having converted all the ministries revenues into a single account, and supervised single handedly, same account for six good months without report, What is our confidence in a humanbeing (not God) that our joint ownership is not tampered? Even if we still wish to live in denial maybe for the sake of positive thinking, how do we convince ourselves beyound any reasonable doubt that a man who has no respect for constitution nor the law is not corrupt? It's obvious that section 138 of the 1999 constitution of the fedral republic of Nigeria as amended, barred the president from holding any other executive position, but from the just concluded ministerial appointments, our dear incorruptible leader, defied that provission. Notwithsatnding difiance to a court injuction directing him to release a humanright activist who continues to remain in extrajudicial detention. What about the attitudes or our almighty judiciary today under the guidiance of an incorruptible leader? The Benue state election which lacked merit due to the ineligibility of the victor under the umbrella of change, survived CCT trial while that of Taraba under opposition camp could not. Eventhough the later had a better locus standi than the former. If INEC, the electoral umpire becomes the one who appeals the judgement against Wike of Rivers state today. Doesn't it have any thing to tell us about the depence of our last resort to personal rights? Fellow Nigerians, when would we wake up from our emotional cocoons and face the raw facts? When would we set tribalism, religiousity and favouritism asside for the sake of our national dream? Even if we voted in ignorance due to the inability our human nature not to read minds. Isn't it wise to stand up for our rights to transparency and good governance. We must not wait until the whole economy is grounded. Because it will be tantamount to crying over a spilt milk.