the easiest thing to do in life is criticism.
that's was what buhari did in 2014/2015, same thing ffk is still doing.
when in opposition it's easy to identify fault until you become the individual in charge of making those faults not happening.
Aisha yesufu should know when to criticize and when not to.
if she continue at this pace, I bet you irrespective of who's in power, she would always have a reason to wail.
look at the way atiku makes his criticism, always on a productive end.
instead of just complaining, he offers the govt solutions on how to tackle it.
this is what reasonable people should do and not just parading Twitter because of opposition likes without profering any tangible solution.
or is Aisha yesufu trying to tell us that if she becomes president of Nigeria tomorrow, she'll make the country free of criticism?

if you've head an organization before, you'll understand why experienced people always use the word, easier said than done..

Your assertion is baseless and bias. Buhari criticising Jonathan then would make one think he has more to offer which is very obvious now he doesn't. That's the point Aisha is proving here. As an advocate of good governance, she will continue to be constructively critical irrespective of who is in power. That's one of the tenets of democracy. She and every other citizens world wide has that inalienable right to. Now ask yourself if the message she is pushing is true or false and let your God given conscience guide you.

This was when the vegetable shouting himself out as if he has something to offer.Thanks goodness, he forced himself on our national life, otherwise his zombified follower would have been obsessing us with gales of Buhari being the best president that was denied the privilege?