You can insult them, call them all manner of names because of sentiments, but you can never call them thieves.
And they will not rule this country like hero of corruption,
Take it or leave it.

The day we begin to give a constructive criticism about the president and his deputy then I believe we are gearing for the change we all yearn for.

We all call for a better standard of living in all ramitification but unfortunately divided in voice (politically). The earlier we realise how diminished our currency is presently the better, do you think things would get any better without any meaningful spending by the government (expenditures, incentives etc) or deliberate attempt by Nigerians to be more diverse in our thinking in getting out of this menace called recession

It is more apalling when we are shouting Recession! Recession!! Recession!!! and same is attributed to only foodstuffs (increased prices of rice, beans, palm oil, garri etc ). Are you less concerned about the billions(not millions) being lost by investors both foreign and local in the course of doing genuine business in the country, people being sacked, companies winding down, rising cost of air tickets,cars, gadgets etc.

Let us begin to see things in a more realistic way rather than in factions. What meaningful effort have you put up to make your situation better rather than turning yourself to the 'fastest fingers' in criticising the president and the likes.

I do not support any political party but then, I hope to see a better Nigeria. Mind you, the country would keep crumbling if the opposition parties are quick to react to any misdeed by the incumbent President rather than giving a better and supportive opinion.

How prepared are we for 2017 when things are this tough now?