In 2days time, it will be 1yr gone, but there seems to be mixed feelings in Nigeria. While a section will defend this govt even when her policies are clearly wrong that even the blind can see; another will criticize even when they've relatively done well. All these diverse opinions are borne out of ethnic and religious sentiments which have been our major problems for God knows how long.

However, as for objective minds like us, having taken a thorough appraisal, we will not be scared to say that Nigerians are really suffering, no matter what "transitional" period we are going through as those who will be quick to defend would say. For me, there must be a plan B, before option A is exterminated. You can't withdraw fuel subsidy without a contingency plans that will cushion the effect on the masses. Timing for every policy is key as well!
Having said that, while we commend the present administration for "decimating" insurgency in the north-east, it's pertinent we remind them that the herdsmen issue in the middle-belt which has spread to other parts of Nigeria should not be treated with their usual propaganda and the president must look beyond his umbilical cord/emotions to deal with these guys squarely, instead living in denial; that the attackers are from Lybia. This for sure, will divide the country that this govts seek to unite.
Our judicial system needs a review to ensure speedy and transparent justice especially for all corruption cases, while sincerity and fairness is expected of the law enforcement agents rather than selective trials. What is good for the goose is equally good for the gander.
These and many more hard work need be done, instead of cheap propaganda; which can only deceive the unfortunate gullible populace.
God bless Nigeria!
God bless our children today and always, and may they never experience the ugly Nigeria that we had/have!!