Nigeria is a the brink of a colapse, may be we are on the part of a revolution, likened to French Revolution. After the selection process and swearing in of the Government of Alhaji Umar Musa Yar'adua. What lies ahead, either good or bad is very much uncertain and Nigerians are the worse for it.

The Government of Former President (General) Olusegun Obasanjo (a Militant President) at the wake of its departure raised the consumption income tax (VALUE ADDED TAX)from 5% to 10%, (infliction untold hardship on the masses with high cost of basic essential), likewise the price of PMS (petrol) was jacked up by 10% rate also increasing the cost of tansportation in most state at a corresponding 10 percentage rate, coupled with the sales of Port Harcourt refinery (in the troubled) Niger Delta and Kaduna refinery in Northern Nigeria. The list goes on and on. Things can only get better if the new Government (despite its illegitimacy) is able to build bridges across political divide in terms of Policies, appointment in appealing to the agriefed opposition, which is a long shot away, time will surely tell.

More updates soon.