Save Nigeria Network, a civil society organiiation, has accused the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, of hiring foreign lobbyist to achieve regime change and not for election purpose.

There has been much fury in the clan of PDP, Nigeria’s main opposition. Drily voices vibrated in consuming chants; there were ruckus hullaballoos or inexplicable excitement in the opposition camp everywhere. They were demanding President Muhammedu’s Buhari’s secondary school certificate. So, tongues meaninglessly wagged in haughty ambience.

I write to react to the view expressed by one Yemi Oke, an associate professor of energy law at the University of Lagos, to the effect that the Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola, was playing politics with the power sector.

Some people glamourize  regret  as  if it’s a virtue or an endowment. All some posers need to  do to remain relevant on social media is to say they regret voting Buhari. Others less imaginative ask, “Is  this the change we voted for”? Whenever I hear these, I am reminded that loyalty is a high-price commodity.

Any regular reader of Yinka Odumakin’s ‘Candid Notes’ column in the Vanguard newspaper every Tuesday cannot but marvel at the dexterity with which he ,in a dishonest manner casts himself as the lead actor in every drama, largely of his fecund imagination’s concoction.