By Adekoya Boladale
From the breezing climate of the East to the ancient brown roofs of
Ibadan, the rocky lands of Abeokuta up to the desert plains of the
Nigerian savanah, the message of change rumbled through households,
ransacked villages and huts. Some say it is a message of hope, some
believe it is an oath for development while to others it is simply the
struggle for a new beginning.
No matter how you caption it, the General Buhari’s twelve years
aspiration to retake the presidential seat was one laid down on various
promises against a perceived failed government. But amidst the promises
of free lunch in schools, drastic reduction in prices of petroleum
products, constant electricity, stipends to unemployed youths among
numerous others, one which the whole world and indeed truly progressive
Nigerians will focus on more is his overemphasized war on corruption.