"In the end, it should not matter whether Mr. Jonathan cooperated with his successor's transition team or not. Candidate Buhari presented himself as the answer, the epitome of change, as a man capable of addressing Nigeria's perennial problems. Nigerians subsequently hired him, in a veritably historic election, to be the chief minder of their business of state. It behooves the president to find ingenious ways of doing his job without making excuses. He may well take off in the near future, and soar as a leader. For now, however, one finds no justification for his inordinate delay in achieving a goal as basic as composing a cabinet. The delinquency suggests a failure to prepare for the task ahead…………"
Link: http://saharareporters.com/2015/06/24/buhari%E2%80%99s-disappearing-presidency-okey-ndibe
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