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It was only expected that when a nation barely commits one percent of its GDP on education, we would have a collapsed Unity school set up, a crazy university system. We all weep at the situation but no one really thinks how we can have national competitiveness when the level of investment in human capital is abysmally low.
On average, Nigeria is good, her people are a bunch of good bananas, only a few rotten ones give the whole bunch a bad look and that particular rotten smell.
President Muhammadu Buhari will leave office on May 29, 2023 after completing the two 4-year tenures allowed by the constitution for an elected president. The date is approximately four months away and it is imaginable that no landmark achievement could be recorded against his name between now and that date, hence the headline. The president has his legion of admirers, no doubt. He also has his detractors, but aside from the two groups there are those who care less.
Those Nigerians who once thought that the Buhari presidency would take our country to a destination better than this forlorn outpost of stasis, anarchy