efisher:

Well said. We need to break their influence for good and allow these sectors run efficiently.

With all due respect , who is "we"? GEJ is , above everyone else, best placed to deliver the changes we want i.e an aggressive pursuit of the transparent privatisation of our Refineries, Power Sectors et al. If he is doing the opposite of that , then why can you not bring yourself to admit that GEJ is the wrong man for the job? Why not admit what is obvious i.e GEJ cannot overcome the AGIPs to lead for Nigerians as some of us predicted?

It is not shameful to admit you made the wrong choice but it is ridiculous to begin talking of "we (when "we" are more or less powerless) while totally ignoring GEJ's atrociously harmful actions and decietful leadership.

Spam when faced with superior argument - that's the modus operandi for GEJ apologists. We are all used that. Please try putting up different pictures to spice things a little, at least you-know-who used to do that.

@Gbawe, when has it become a crime to use the word "we" in this context?

Save yourself from unnecessary heartache. 2011 election is over and your candidate did not win! Get used to it for your own good and stop chasing people around like a rabid dog.

efisher:

@Gbawe, when has it become a crime to use the word "we" in this context?

Save yourself from unnecessary heartache. 2011 election is over and your candidate did not win! Get used to it for your own good and stop chasing people around like a rabid dog.

Then why not tell us how "we" will "break their influence for good and allow these sectors run efficiently". ? Do you have executive or legislative powers because your use of "we" , thereby slyly including all of us in solutions provisions, indicates you are just dancing around admitting who the real and obvious culprits are.   

This is no longer about the election. It is about how folks like you cannot even minimally admit what is wrong probably because that would demonstrate that your decision making is highly flawed, partisan and perhaps even religiously or ethnically bigoted . Keep decieving yourself that this is about anything other than the desire to see the right things done for our dear Nation.

It is clear that Nigeria needs fundamental reforms and it is also crystal clear that the PDP , ultra right wing, is unwilling to allow the birth of those reforms. Some of you should be ashamed of yourselves because , before the elections, you argued GEJ would do certain things. He is now doing the opposite of what you claimed to have supported him for. Still you pontificate.  Awful followership is equally to blame , for Nigeria's woes , as awful leadership.

efisher:

@Gbawe, when has it become a crime to use the word "we" in this context?

Save yourself from unnecessary heartache. 2011 election is over and your candidate did not win! Get used to it for your own good and stop chasing people around like a rabid dog.

Another GEJ/PDP apologists, by all knowing, infallible Gbawe's opinion is born! Welcome to the club brother.

Rgp92:
They "plan" to build it people. Dont get your hope up

Remains a plan, SIX whole years after.