Love him, hate him, the fact remains; one cannot easily ignore Ayodele Peter Fayose, the Governor of Ekiti state. At once verbose and with a sense of self-adulation, Fayose like the mythical bird, phoenix, seems to reinvent himself and stay in the imagination of the people despite not being governor of one of the most prominent states.

DESPITE  its magnificence, democracy has its limits. One of its major drawbacks is that it does not guarantee the election of good leaders; it only makes possible the removal of bad leaders. One cannot say President Mohammadu Buhari is a good president. His administration is wobbling under its own weight of ineptitude, corruption, ethnic chauvinism and religious zealotry. His presidency has brought untold social and economic disruption to the country. It left Nigerians reeling from hitherto unknown levels of poverty, economic hardship, insecurity and ethnic violence. Refreshingly, the problems the Buhari presidency is visiting on Nigeria will hopefully not continue beyond 2019, because Nigerians are constitutionally empowered to put an end to his presidency. 

Our emphasis should be on knowledge of our rights, liberty and freedoms and we must develop the courage to rise up for our rights and liberties

TIMI is about 27 years and hails from a rustic community in Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State. He is not a lazy Nigerian youth (if you catch my drift).

I want Buhari to go for second term because he is the chosen one and also a good leader. He is the right person for the postion. He who the cap fits, let him wear it. With the leadership of Buhari, Nigerians will not fall into the dungeon. 
-Alhaja Amudalat Aweni