Similarly, an amalgam of 46 political parties under the Coalition of the United Political Party has adopted Atiku as its sole presidential candidate for the election. Should it be based on the APC’s scorecard or the mouth-watering promises of the PDP? Again, Mr. President is hinging his campaign promises on the three cardinal principles of economy, security and anti-corruption. In the area of economy, pundits have equally scored President Buhari low. What this means is that the power to restructure Nigeria is not in Bukari’s hands, but that of the National Assembly.

Source: Punch January 30, 2019 23:15 UTC