You cannot sell off Kevin De Bryune whose form was Transforming with time and bring in a hyped Bakayoko
Then expect people not to say "I told you so" when Bakayoko turns out to be a big flop.
His first major step was to engage KPMG to audit NNPC and come out with a report on the fuel subsidy regime.
In their report, KPMG recommended that the way forward is for Subsidy regime to go and pave way for a deregulated Market
GEJ moved to close the Subsidy regime in 2012 and pave way for full deregulation of the downstream sector.
Then "OCCUPY" happened
The OCCUPY protest sowed a seed of hatred against GEJ and he never recovered from it.
But here we are today.
This will ensure that the window for graft in subsidy management is closed,
Market forces of supply and demand will determine price
And thereby create a free market for private sector refineries to thrive
But things will improve in the long term
Many will be driven by profit motives to start private refineries and competition will eventually drive prices down
Jobs will also flow
They know that the sector can't move forward without removal of subsidy and total deregulation.
They know that investors won't be willing to go into private refining while govt determines pump price
But politics must be played
You said he was "deliberately wicked"
You said govt doesn't need to remove subsidy
You said pump price can be N40
People believed and handed you the job
Things got worse
And you expect us not to say "I told you so" ?
We have to always remind you that "I told you so"
So that you will be more rational in your choices.
So that you don't CHANGE Kevin De Bruyne with Bakayoko
Or say "NEPA Certificate doesn't matter"
Or believe those who say power can be fixed in 6 months.