Going by the positive development in Nigeria within the last 24 hours, with the withdrawal of troops from ND and the Naira gain against the dollar, I think Osibanjo would make a better leader.

The prof. has all it takes to lead the country. Let's keep tribe apart and give your opinion.

Maybe. He's on excursion, so we can't conclude. That a player comes off the bench to score a hattrick in the UCL final is not enough to guarantee the Ballon d'Or.

most commentators are of the opinion that one year is not long enough a time to draw conclusions on whether the Buhari administration is good or bad. if that is the case how can you measure the VP's competence with his 24 hours activities. they may not be his initiative, just carrying out instructions. plus he has no direct input on the fall of the dollars