Nigeria would have been FINISHED if your ilk got stampeded to power, Distinguished. You clearly don’t understand how the global economy works beyond the exhibition of confirmation bias and ignorance by regurgitating pre-masticated statistics that bear no relevance to anything meaningful in our polity. The prevarication, for starters. Imagine the character that was completely sold on Argentina‘s approach and one who swore by it and even demanded Nigeria learns from them, saying the gibberish you see today on the timeline. Zero accountability and total lack of moral scruples to admit his folly. You may not understand the policy thrust of the administration, and that’s fine because you need a functional brain to navigate the nuances. It’s not as simplistic as taking advice from the insane, riding the wave of the mob, or as precarious as being manipulated by a tiny, deplorable tyrant living vicariously through your political essence. The industrial propaganda that powers perpetual aspirants and desperate politicians will no longer work on the minds of the enlightened public. This is about Nigeria and not the illusion that one political party is better than the other when there is clearly no difference in ideology beyond the desperation to grab power at all costs. Responsible and rational citizens demand that opposition leaders tell us in plain terms how they will handle things differently rather than promote fear and hate through deceptions and disinformation. We don’t have an incompetent leader in Nigeria but a transformational one working hard to stabilize and grow our economy, thereby fixing security lapses, improving human capital development, and growing job opportunities, by putting the populace to work, building productivity and ameliorating/eradicating poverty. I, however, agree with the notion that the administration needs to prioritize the social contract between the government and the people (having stabilized the economy) by ensuring the reinforcement of the social safety nets while improving on the microeconomic traction in the country. There is no room for complacency, and macroeconomic growth must not be perceived as being mutually exclusive to the microeconomic gains. 🐝