Finally, the wait is over. We have our Budget. Our Budget of Change. Nigerians will undoubtedly begin to see the delivery of Change.

Finally, the wait is over. We have our Budget. Our Budget of Change. Nigerians will undoubtedly begin to see the delivery of Change.

The  promised 10 thousand Police recruitment, has commenced the unleashing of good things to come. More men on the beat to boost our police force and strengthen Police manpower.

Change is doing things differently, Change is due process. Change is allowing proper scrutiny of the Budget without the usual Ghana Must Go that characterised the previous administration.

Passing of the Budget of Change and the subsequent implementation will kick start the economic growth and address the the challenges in the country.

We can be rest assured that better days are ahead despite the current difficulties facing the country. With planned infrastructural development and investment in agriculture, the outlook is bright. These will create employment opportunities for skilled and unskilled labour, which would put much needed monies into the pockets of Nigerians to provide for the families and loved ones.

I commend Mr President for doing things the right way. He has proven his determination  to change the ugly system. Naysayers will be put to shame because he will deliver good governance to the people. These two people Buhari and Osibanjo has it covered. God Bless Nigeria.
Gloria Eluebo Adagbon
@gloria_adagbon

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