Thread by @wandyvirus

Because what was perceived as a problem did not require any sort of intellect. It required character and will which they all assumed was present &was enough. Now that you "blame" a section for their choice what was your choice? I ask because "intellectuals" like you forget that

https://twitter.com/Ekwulu/status/1368286105703944202

It was a choice between two candidates and parties with almost the same set of recycled minds. People like you sit on the fence and pontificate. Did you vote then or advocated for the "better" choice? Did you participate actively in ensuring that the primaries produce the right

Candidates? Are even aware of how party politics is played aside form the media optics and the executive positions? Politics like every other product is 50% perception 10% intellect and 40% grassroot hard work. Do you even know the wards in your local government? Have you tried

To wrap it around your head why "intellectuals" elected your state governor? Aside from looking for opportunities to make money (A.K.A Contracts) from your state government do you know his ward? Who is your L.G.A chairman? Have you wrapped your head around why he is chairman?

Has your Governor or L.G.A chairman created, built, made anything before their joining politics?
My point is
1. Aside from '93 we have not been blessed with good choices largely because the majority of us stay away from politics
2. Don't limit the seeming incredulity to@MBuhari

A lot of our politicians should not be in government.
3. Get involved beyond the clout chasing rhetorics on twitter. Register for one party and be part of the Selection process
4. Next election VOTE. Don't come here and pontificate after your fave loses. That is democracy.

You may not like it but the majority carries the day. In this instance you are the minority. What you wrap your head around matters not.What matters is your practicable solution starting from your L.G.A, then State, then your House of Assembly. Then bother about the center.