When crude oil was sold for 140 dollars a barrel, Nigeria still borrowed money to pay Salaries.

When crude oil was sold for 140 dollars a barrel, Nigeria still borrowed money to pay Salaries. Now crude is around 38 dollars a barrel. If Buhari and his Governors are not borrowing money to grease the engine of our daily life and living I think we should sue them. For those of us ranting about " is this the change we voted for?" I ask you, if the previous Administration was operating with lofty and credible leadership ideas why then did you vote for Change? Please! Leave Change people to do their work, am certain when change comes eventually even your brain will hand you credible thinking quotient. And your analysis will become more objective.

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