It will come to pass

There is no doubt that Nigeria is going through a rough patch, with the challenges of corruption, terrorism, struggling economy among others. These problems did not develop overnight; they were caused by bad leaderships. We have seen reports of how monies were diverted, just as we have heard of huge debts owed by state governments. […]

There is no doubt that Nigeria is going through a rough patch, with the challenges of corruption, terrorism, struggling economy among others. These problems did not develop overnight; they were caused by bad leaderships.
We have seen reports of how monies were diverted, just as we have heard of huge debts owed by state governments.
What I want Nigerians to know is that this government is not folding its arms. We know President Buhari and his hands-on approach; he is working hard to make things better.
We have to bear with the present administration. I know we have been patient with fuel scarcity and hike in prices of commodities, but we can do more by supporting and praying for the government. From May 29, 2015 to date is approximately nine months and that time is not enough to solve the problems bedevilling this country. I believe very strongly that very soon we will have cause to smile.
Usman Mohammed, Department of Mass Communication, IBB University, Lapai, Niger State
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