Have YOU read Change The Change?

  By

Oparaocha Sharon

Apparently, Nigerians are tired of President Buahri's government having seen and felt it that the change he promised us is a negative change.

December 2016 Nigerians managed to fake "a smile" with majority hoping for a better "next year" (2017). In less than 2 weeks 2017 will come to an end with Nigerians feeling terribly worse than we felt in 2016.
Reminiscing ironically over PMB's 2 years old government, it dawned on me that we as a people have been shortchanged, it is our loss.
We are the people suffering the hardship, the economic recession, unemployment, insecurity and so on.

Where did we get it wrong?

With no intention of insulting the person of Mr. President, I wish to reiterate that the choice we made in 2015 is ostensibly a wrong choice.
The present administration promised to fight corruption but has failed to create jobs for the masses especially youths.

In order to fight crime and corruption the masses (youths especially) must be gainfully employed.

Employment is the best tool as well as measure for fighting corruption.
This is exactly where Atiku has successfully wooed Nigerians.
Not yesterday, not today but for a very long time, Atiku has been clamouring for governance not rulership. Governance is the type of leadership where people participate in the processes said Atiku.
Continually, he raised serious concerns about high rate of unemployment in Nigeria , expressing his dissatisfaction over the nonparticipation of youths in governance he said "my candidacy is about the youth. It’s time to hand over governance to them. If I see a more prepared young Nigerian with the capacity to wrestle power from my generation I will back him. But in the meantime let me serve as the bridge to lead this nation to its destination by unleashing the creative energy in our young people" .

Atiku and late Umaru Musa Yar'Adua share two things in common -rule of law(equity) and a Nigeria where power is balanced evenly. This explains his openess to restructuring.
Atiku accepted many years ago that Nigerian political structure needs to be restructured ,so I am (we are) confident that he will restructure Nigeria. Insisting that South East particularly, are not integrated in the country's National politics. He sees it as a problem and an anomaly.

Recalling some of these past events, his utterances, achievement and actions towards Youths and Nigeria as a Nation it becomes even clearer that we need to change the change with Atiku.

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