Ladies and gentlemen, Without wasting your time,I bring to you updates on all promised CHANGE.

The task is but a simple one.

Does CHANGE as promised cohere to current realities?

Does the promised CHANGE correspond today's realities?

Does the promised CHANGE pass the consensus test as of today?

As free citizens of the republic,we are to engage ourselves while rising above creed,tribal and religious limitations.

Making it pictorial adds beauty to it.

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sleekAfonja:
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The answer na [size=20pt]NO[/size] na

No change

Lol... Politicians will always be politicians, PDP and their supporters were outplayed in their own game... Since then they've been weeping and asking 'where is the change?'

After spending 16 years of which the last 5 years was characterised by an unprecedented oil boom, PDP couldn't transform any single thing in Nigeria except their individual pockets. Taking a look at the nature of federal roads all over the country, one would weep at the uselessness of our leaders. They come online and brag about paper statistics of achievements, achievements which instantly reversed as soon as oil price crashed. Yet the morons have the guts to ask APC where the CHANGE is just after 1 year in office knowing fully well that APC took over leadership at a time of hard biting economic recession. Of course their empty headed zombified supporters claim the current recession is because APC took over power, ndi ara ndi ara!