If u ask me what happen in nigeria in first 100 days

If u ask me what happened to Nigeria in first 100days of this new administration? this is what could easily comes to my mind; Good news about Buhari is now coming from NTA network, reduction of politicians faces from news line all we c now are technocrats. Stoppage of war drum from Niger delta war lords. No more dangerous statements coming from our politician, Nigerians now look at Boko Haram as bunch of misled Nigerians who are now getting their ass kicked. Refineries are now working, Fuel importers are now begging, electricity is now at an average of 12 to 15hrs a day. Ogoni is getting cleanup, policing is no longer for only the rich but the poor, check point have now varnished, corrupt government officials are now retiring themselves while others are returning their loots voluntarily, IGR is increasing and external reserve is also rising dramatically, Now properties in Abuja are cheaper than in many other states, Government and all agencies are now having a single account TSA, our greedy banks are no longer collecting dollars deposit, appointments is now base on merit, Nigerian politicians show less interest to be appointed as ministers, for over a month there was no statement coming from the first lady and the wife of the president is traveling on commercial flights. All this is done without a minister, is all done by one man one mind one soul without the interference of others what will happen to Nigeria after ministers are appointed?. What a change! What a great leader!! Sai Baba.

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