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A lot of Nigerians recently have criticized the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari especially due to the economic problem bedevilling the country.
An All Progressives Congress (APC) supporter in this post stands with President Muhammadu Buhari despite everything happening in the country currently.
According to the writer the president remains the only one who can stand those who have held us bondage for so long.
Honestly I can’t stop to wonder if we were cursed in this country, we keep on crying about the economy, recession and hardship but we have refused to address the issues that bring about these difficulties to us as a people and good citizens:
1. Baba asked for economic powers to help get us out of the recession. He was denied. We kept quiet.
2. He asked to be allowed to take a loan to jump start the economy. He was denied by the same people in the National Assembly. We kept quiet.
3. The stolen money that many thieves of the Government returned shows clear admittance of guilt by them. No court accepted to convict any of them despite the many self confessions. We kept quiet.
4. CBN changes the rules of transactions regarding FX at will. They have succeeded in creating business panic in the country. They are now the rice marketers. Baba cannot remove the CBN Governor, he has no such powers, but the NASS can do that very easily. Instead they turn the other way, they never even once summoned him to explain anything. We kept quiet.
5. One of their own exposed their shady dealings and level of corruption in NASS and was prepared to serve his own jail term. We equally called him names, bullied and booed him as they sent him packing. We never dug deeper, we only kept quiet afterwards.
6. Price of crude went down worldwide, we blamed Baba.
7. Our lifestyle is filled with mess and stinks of our badly decaying character and penchant for free money obtained through corruption. We enjoy flaunting ill-gotten wealth and we blamed Baba when that is no longer forthcoming.
8. Recently N450bn was uncovered being unremitted funds by agencies. It does not make social media trend.
9. Thieves that stole this country to nothingness hid their wealth in soak-aways, surface tanks, farms, toilets etc. But we are busy fighting the Government that wants to prosecute them and what is worse? we demand for them to be freed.
10. Militants bomb the nation’s source of livelihood daily, we support them and we are asking the Government to deal with them gently and then we turn around to point at Baba for the failing economy.
What is wrong with Nigerians? Are we cursed?
In saner climes, with a people who truly want change and progress, any two combination above is enough to bring about a Nigerian spring. But sadly, the youth applaud those who rob them of their destinies and castigate the man who is trying his very best to save the little left over soul of the nation.
Like it or not, I stand with president Buhari. For He remains the only one who can stand those who have held us bondage for so long. May president Buhari succeed.
NAIJ
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A lot of Nigerians recently have criticized the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari especially due to the economic problem bedevilling the country.
An All Progressives Congress (APC) supporter in this post stands with President Muhammadu Buhari despite everything happening in the country currently.
According to the writer the president remains the only one who can stand those who have held us bondage for so long.
Honestly I can’t stop to wonder if we were cursed in this country, we keep on crying about the economy, recession and hardship but we have refused to address the issues that bring about these difficulties to us as a people and good citizens:
1. Baba asked for economic powers to help get us out of the recession. He was denied. We kept quiet.
2. He asked to be allowed to take a loan to jump start the economy. He was denied by the same people in the National Assembly. We kept quiet.
3. The stolen money that many thieves of the Government returned shows clear admittance of guilt by them. No court accepted to convict any of them despite the many self confessions. We kept quiet.
4. CBN changes the rules of transactions regarding FX at will. They have succeeded in creating business panic in the country. They are now the rice marketers. Baba cannot remove the CBN Governor, he has no such powers, but the NASS can do that very easily. Instead they turn the other way, they never even once summoned him to explain anything. We kept quiet.
5. One of their own exposed their shady dealings and level of corruption in NASS and was prepared to serve his own jail term. We equally called him names, bullied and booed him as they sent him packing. We never dug deeper, we only kept quiet afterwards.
6. Price of crude went down worldwide, we blamed Baba.
7. Our lifestyle is filled with mess and stinks of our badly decaying character and penchant for free money obtained through corruption. We enjoy flaunting ill-gotten wealth and we blamed Baba when that is no longer forthcoming.
8. Recently N450bn was uncovered being unremitted funds by agencies. It does not make social media trend.
9. Thieves that stole this country to nothingness hid their wealth in soak-aways, surface tanks, farms, toilets etc. But we are busy fighting the Government that wants to prosecute them and what is worse? we demand for them to be freed.
10. Militants bomb the nation’s source of livelihood daily, we support them and we are asking the Government to deal with them gently and then we turn around to point at Baba for the failing economy.
What is wrong with Nigerians? Are we cursed?
In saner climes, with a people who truly want change and progress, any two combination above is enough to bring about a Nigerian spring. But sadly, the youth applaud those who rob them of their destinies and castigate the man who is trying his very best to save the little left over soul of the nation.
Like it or not, I stand with president Buhari. For He remains the only one who can stand those who have held us bondage for so long. May president Buhari succeed.
NAIJ
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