President Buhari "has not changed" was Obasanjo's argument during the third international affairs organized by covenant university in Abuja, Nigeria. In his 2015 general election campaign trail, most of his followers professed that Buhari has changed. As they persuade voters to embrace Mr Buhari, they presented him as a converted democrat, disavowing the military despot that terrified Nigerians in early eighties.

Prof Sole Soyinka had also admitted two personalities of president Buhari. At first, Soyinka described Buhari as a "devil for whom in my calculation, no spoon existed long enough to justify the risk even of an impromptu snacks." Seven months after Mr Buhari was sworn in as a democratically elected president of Nigeria, Soyinka praised him and affirmed that Buhari "has proven that there is such a thing as a born-again Democrats."

Does the president has a split personality or is it that his handlers wrongly repackaged him as a psychopath? In his antigraft posturing, he appear to have a blinder in dealing with Chibuike Amaechi and Babatunde Fashola who are prominent members of his cabinet but have corruption charges on their necks. They are not guilty until court of competent jurisdiction says so. But such can be said about members of opposition party who were arrested with fragments of information, then arraigned in courts to produce evidences to defend themselves.

Most critics of Alhaji Buhari believe that his abrupt denouncing of his campaign promises are the genuine corroboration of his second personality, not necessarily his military ideology.

Source: http://www.healvine.com/2016/05/the-two-personalities-of-mohammadu.html?m=1

A Leopard can never change its spots.

Has he changed? I don't think so.