APC will implode, CBN fumbling with more money and less action, economy crumbling, President Siddon Look

All Progressives Congress, APC, will implode, the shit will hit the fan and then the real change will start. Hurt a snake real bad and it will bite itself to death. But don't hang around to see how.

Meanwhile, President Muhammadu Buhari will assume that legs-apart-hands-in-the-back-you-all-go-to-hell pose. He will just continue to stare as they that grumble now fight dirty.

We must not forget, during the electioneering/campaigns, Buhari never promised anything more than fighting corruption.

Q: How will you revive the economy?

A: I will fight corruption

Q: How will you take care of the electricity challenge?

A: I will fight corruption

Q: The security situation is poor...

A: I will fight corruption

Q: What is …

A: I will fight corruption

Q: Is there another...

A: I will fight corruption

Q: How can...

A: I will fight corruption

So don't wonder why we have a clueless Minister of Finance. Let it be known that CBN, from all indications, has lost touch with reality. Everybody is on auto-drive, and just want to be seen to be working— without any hint of corrupt move. We will me lucky if any minister, even Fashola, suprises us.

I like our President's singular focus on fighting corruption. At least, now every one want to be seen to be working. He is not deceiving us. We just refuse to see him the way he is. Why is he not meeting with any economic team? Why is he visiting the Middle-East? Why...? We have a dictator in our hands. And we deserve it. There is just one danger. He is a one-tenure President. Nigeria needs, at east, 5 consecutive President who will focus on one aspect each for this country to reach its potential.

Currently, his stubbornness has left all the stakeholders in APC fuming. Thieves are pissing and shitting in their pants (I am sure some now wear pampers). All of dem go soon burst. But the waste and its smell is already choking the common Nigerian.

Mr. President, don't let anyone tell you otherwise, Nigerians are dying. But they still believe. As you squeeze obese stomachs to wring out loots, let the Nigerian get the feeling that the money won't disappear again.