It's on record that Nigerians had to wait for a period of six (6) months after the inauguration of APC government in 2015 before the President could unveil his Cabinet of Ministers, a misdemeanor that slowed down pace of governance. Fast toward to 2022 with the same government winning down on its stewardship, it took the intervention of the electoral umpire, INEC to safe the governing party from the blush of failing to meet the deadline for the conduct of its primary by infamously shifting the deadline from the initial date.

Characteristically, less that 24 hours to another deadline for the submission of political parties' Vice Presidential Candidates, APC is yet to comply with same.

Curiously, the ruling party waited endlessly for the main opposition party, the PDP, to unveil its Presidential candidate before summoning courage to hold its own convention.

In other democracies of the world, it's the ruling party that sets the pace while the opposition follows suit. Ironically, a partly that clinched power on the mantra of change is now the one chasing clouts.

It might be safe to conclude that another 8 years of APC in the saddle of power will arguably be characterised by these syndromes of indecisiveness and foot dragging. This will definitely not augur well for a nation that's already on the edge of political and economic doldrums.

teyito5543:
Hfhd

I beg your pardon!

Obviously, a school for thought.

Surely, this country can"t afford to have APC rule us for another 8 years.

Why is Nigeria a breeding ground for wicked, selfish, unscrupulous and shameless greedy leaders?
God must help us