As Buhari Becomes President, What Are Your Expectations?

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The much awaited Presidential election has come and gone. Nigerians have finally decided.

The wind of change that many were clamoring for has finally come.



Nigerians asked for it, now they have finally gotten it.

It is expected that this would be the beginning of a better Nigeria.

We are expecting a revamp of the core sectors of the economy especially the education sector.

What is the hope of our education system? Would this administration deliver the needed change? 

Please share your views using the comment box below. 

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