Can We Still Trust Nigerian Politicians ! Can They Ever Keep to Their Election Promises...........

It is high time Nigeria politicians and  APC leaders have a rethink on their approach towards ruling the country, they need to focus on how to help improve the lives of the poor suffering masses, its a shame that the minimum wages for workers has not increase for years and in this current time some government sector as well as governor are planing to reduce the amount they pay workers, while they themselves get full benefit and pension.

As a Nigeria I still have so much believe in my country,I know one day our politicians will realise how dishonest they have been to those who believed and trusted in them and make a change in attitude as well as approach to things to benefit Nigerians as a whole and not selected people. Despite this underperformed APC led Government, I still have a strong believe that Nigerians will see the light at the end of the tunnel but the APC government has to initiate within themselves. in 2015 Nigeria general election I stood proudly campaigning for Apc led by Buhari,which caused feud between my friends and families with different opinion to my views. 

But today I MUST confess am ashamed of the party performance in regards to economic resource control, strategic planning, implementation of quick and effective measures to help the poor masses who strongly believed in Buhari as the man to end the injustices and looming suffering of the people, a man to bring the long awaited change. But with the current state we still find Nigeria Its really clear that Buhari is behind time and need vibrant people to help move the economy forward.

I applaud his relentlessness in fighting corruption but he equally have to improve the citizens standard of Living. I will strongly advice him, if things don't turn around in few month or a year time. He Buhari should relinquish power to a capable person to run the country pending when a new general election will be held.  We need change that will improve the lives of Nigeria and not the change that will worsen our existing livelihood. Thank you! My views

Phillip Nwaigbo.