ISSUES surrounding the purchase of arms and ammunition in the last days of the Jonathan administration appear to be the kick that is keeping Nigeria busy at moment. It is one distraction that is helping us out of the present state of despondency. In the midst of great expectations, many Nigerians are feeling forlorn and forsaken just too soon.
In fact, it is hardly out of place to state that the overriding verdict among Nigerians today is that Muhammadu Buhari, the man they recently elected president amid popular acclaim, has proved to be a flash in the pan. He is not what the people think he is. The people, you could say, are roundly and squarely disappointed by their findings.